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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22
Deserters and AoSeutess from the
Army Circular from the Provost
Marshal General of the State,
the Wheeling l',ell'gencer.l
OFFICE PROVOST MARstAL GENERAL,
SrArE ~ VIRJiNiA,
Nv T,., 4 /.


SrArE ~ ViRs,NiA, L
WdEsLlNG, January 10, 1,63. }
An earnest appeal is hereby made to all
loyal citizens of Virginia. AMI of counties in
the State OF Ohio bordering on the Ohio
river opposite Virginia, to DO everything in
their power to apprehend and hand over to
the nearest authorities all soldiers who are
deserters from thsir regiments or corps.-
Read the annexed extract from General Or
ders No. 3, Hea iquirters Department Of
the East, New York City, January 18th,
1868, issued by command OF Major General
Wool .ltJ
. In these times of danger to our common
country, no one is exempt from rendering
every aid in his power to check the dem0r.
allng influence caused by the great number
of men who are cowardly Sinking the duties
which they have sworn to perform, while
those who remuin faithfully at their posts
are thus compelled to perform double duty.
Every citizen who~does not exert himself in
remedying this monstrous evil which so se--
riously impairs the efficiency AMI discipline
ut the army, sanctions more or less the per-
petrstion of crime which il iabls to he
punished by death, no matter what time
may have elapsed since the dcsertion"
The sooner deserter surrenders himself
to the proper authority the more likely will
he be to escape severe punishment; while,
o the othe hand, tn longer he remains alb
sent the greater Will be thu certainty OF ths
extreme penalty of the law being inflicted
upon him. t.o n-tt
- The following paragraph from General
Orders M. 92, War department., Aljutant
Generals Office, Washington. July 3Isr,
1862, is published for the information of ali
concerned.
'The United States Marshals in the re-
spective districts, the Mayor and Chief Of
police OF any town or city, tn Sheriff of rhe
respective counties in each State, all post
masters and Justices Of the peace, are au-
thorized to'act as Special Provost Marshals
to arrest any officer or private soldier fit for
duty, who may be found absent from his
command without just cause, and convey
INN to The nearest military post or depot.
The transportation, reasonable expenses
of this duty and five dollars will he paid for
each officer or private, so arrested and de-
livcrca' .F- III
Newspapers in Virginia and in the coun-
ties OF Ohio referred to above, are respect
fully requested to publish this circular and
accompany it with an editorial notice urging
a response to the effect contained therein.
JOSEPH DARR, jr.
Maj. and Pro, Mar. Gen'l State Of Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

WE visited several Ohio Regiments, and
found them in good spirits and ready for
another fight. Gen. Rlsecrans speaks in
tho highest terms Of Ohio soldiers, and begs
the Governor to promote those who have
proven themselves so brave aud capable
Uols. Gibson Of the 49th and Beatty Of the
Sd, and Wallace Of the 18th, commanded
Brigades, and should have appointments as
Brigadiers. Capt, Gray should be Colo mel
Of the 49th aud Capt Dawson Of the i 5tb !;
they commanded their respective regiments
during the battle, and showed great bravery.
II tIurffeesboro Cor. o. 8. Jour. T'I'''7'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

cloud that hangs like pail over the camp
Of the soldier because of the complaints of
want and suffering among the friends at
home that daily reach us through the mails;
and thereby lesson the fearful havoc of the
destroying angel who preys with terrible ef
feet upon the vitals of the down-spirited
and discontented.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE VICTORY 1,
ARKANSAS.
MEMPHIS, January IA.

MAJOR General Hdiiecl;.. ...'
The following dispatch is Just received:
iiEApovARrERs AMY or THE MsslsslrpIl
Posr os AskANAa Jan. II, 1863 :
Mgjor General Grant,
l have the honor to report that the force,
under my command attacked the Post o.
Arkansas to day. Having stolmed the en-
emy's works, we took large number Of
prisoners, variously estimated at from I, ,00(
to 10, 900, together with all his stores,
animals, aud munitions Of war. Rear
Admiral David ID. Porter, commanding the
Mississippi Squadron effectively and bril-
liontly oo-operated in accomplishing this
complete success. ..u n, eo1g1..i
5g'a john A. McCLERNAND,
Major General Commanding.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

THERE Is newspaper in Grant county,
Wisconsin which bears the euphoniouus
title OF National Bfoadsxe." and has for
"oW platform--thc Star Spangled Banner"
The editors motto is "Hewto the line, let
the chips fall where they may And he
says the Broadaxe sis devoted to.ths dis.
semination Of national principles. Our.
Country, first, last, now and forever. Ban.
ish political corraption, and bury the var.
club Of party. '''' S' ' 70
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

being elected to- to Office. TSs AUsorle Osople Of -
town or county might elect horse to Office
as the old homan tyrant appointed his,
Journal. I77,,ITT
Prentice must have had the case Of DR..
olds in his mind when he wrote that l,
,on aee@s =, no - sxhor,:tiop n BY way Of spplica
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

LAST Wednesday night guerrillas seised
the sma! steamer Forest Queen, at Com.
merce, Miss, and burned ii. The boat had
been engaged in carrying cotton, and was IN
OF the owner, Captain Fry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

Gov. RAMSAY, Of Minnesota, was elect
ed United Sta,ss Senstor from tina State
by the Legislature, on Wednesday. .0 h /
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22
UNION SENATORIAL CAUCUS,

Harmonious Netting Hon. B. r. Wadc
Nominated oinost Unanin,ously, and his
Nomination IS made Eitirelv so--.JJint
Contention Proposed for to day Thurs
11U.l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

s.sAu sominasica,ions Intended for insertion in the
sssrs-ssJ Bshaon Chronicle s, Clair.vills, Ohio"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

and gave them q neat little drpbbing.-
The papers, contrary 10 the usual rule,
esIimste the killed AT fifteen. am conf
dent that saw twice that number my.
self. One poor fellow lay directly arross
the narrow road in cur line OF march
a halt having been ordered, one Of our
boys thought he wOulj get his body out
OF the way. rather than let the column
tranple him in the mud. AS no was
dragging him out Of the way, "print,rs
rue fell out Of his pocket. One Of our
boys laconlcally said {: That's a Fair
Gsld county editor. He's been down
amongst his friends. hun ing Subscribers
for the Ohio Eagle"
Enclosed | send you copy o: the
chattanooga Rebel" which Capt. Tbay
er of our company captured along wi b
other rebel documents. They offer fifty
cents a head for Subscribers. Can't
some intelligent "Butternut." (if there Is
any Of that description to be found Dan
vSss the county, l think he might make
a small fortune in Confederate scriO.
must close with a promise TO keep you
posted in regard to events transpiriug 10
Ibe vicinity Of the Tenth.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

Died, on tina Gath day of February,
1868. at the Hospital in Nashville. Tenn.
NOAH NEIBtrNo, in his 2gd year. son Of
John and Sarah Neibling, of Hooking
township. in this tohnty, belonging to
the 90lh Ohio Regiment. During his
short sollier life he acquired many true
friends, who admired him for HE enthu
siauic sdvocation Of the Union cause
which, no doubt, would have bean felt
ia 'ally by the rebels had he met them on
the battle field. In this case, we must
lake The will for the deed, while we lamen,
that lie was not spared to gain the blood
bought laursls.
The youthful Noah at his country's call,
| The bloody path TO glory trod,
Just like our sic es. .forsaking all,
| To fight for truth, for man, for God.
But death amid the battle strife
Was not for hm-from home endearmentS rlven, e,
| He gave his country what he could, his life,
But gave his pu,rlot soul TO Heaven.
X. r. II. L.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

ACCIDENT --On Thursday night last
as The westward freight tralr was az
preaching this place and when wilhr
about one mile Of the city. it few the
track, d-molishing six or eight cars, aod
making a perfect smash. The Locomo
tive aud the FIRST two cas passed owe,
SAFELY, Nobody was injured, The ao
ciient, is, by railroad men attributable tc
a spread In the track; after the FIRST por-
ton Of the train had passed over
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

EFwe append below notice OF
Schmucker's Pic,orial History Of tie
War" taken from the Scioo g s-tte.
We have thoroughly examined the work,
and commend il to the care iul perusa OF
all Sparkling with rich, rare and raCy
incidents, full of valuable Information,
containing the fullest particulars, even
to the most minute details Of the rebellion
up to the present time, repieto with in
terest, censuring where censure is do
served, and applauiing where me'it is
due, it is destined TO become the most
popular book Of the times. The agent,
MIR LEWIS. is now 10 the city soliciting
subscriptions for the work, and purposes
calling on all. Subscribe for the work
AID our word rol it you will not "buy a
pig 10 poks "
"A hook for the times profusely and
spIendidIy illustrated. We predc, for
this wo'k wonderful popularity. BY
an able author, connecting as it does the
hrilliug incidents Of The war with the
ernes Of our homes aud hearts. 1t must
dal place In every library and upon
every lable.'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23


~ The concert Of last Friday eve
ming was unqueslionAbly not only
the best Of the season. but the grandest
10 point OF artistic merit, both as regards
the music, and the artists, which has ev.
sr gracsd our city. 1t could not be 9th i.
erwise under the management of musi.
clans Of such high culture and refined
taste, as Professors Porter and Sohnsi.
der. The performers were all of deci
dedly The frst order.
The singing Of Mrs. Woods, exhibited
the power, and sweetness of the human
voice, when highly cultivated, and may
be favotably compared to any OF the star
singers Of the opera, as was abundant y
proved by her rendering Of the grand e..
male from the opera Of In SomnamJula
AS bal ad singer. she stands upsurpass
ed.
Miss Caroline Schneider is one Of Fair.
fields daughters Of whom We all feel
proud. AS pianist, We predic, for her
bright and glorious future. Size now
already ranks with the first performers Of
the age. Her rendering of the Last Rose
Of Summer, as arranged by TlQl6ers.
was equal in point Of grandeur TO that OIL
the reuow owned Pianist, as was also, the
brilliant manner, in which she executed
the truly sparkling duet, Los 0jos Criol
los, by the celebrated 0olschalk.
OF the violin playing of Mr.. Spobr
there can be but one opinion, it was truly
grand and artistic. Thefs was a highly
apprecialive, but we are sorry to s'y. not
a very remunera,ive Audience. There
should, we think, bo distinction made,
between true artists, and crdinatJ travel,
ling minstrel. <
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Valuable Farm for Sale.

T AN authorized by an order of the Courto Con :
mon Pleas Of Fairfield county, Ohio, sell at pri
vate sale, thatGne Farm containing 800 acres known
asthe nlDGLY .FAHM, In Amanda township;
said county, adjnihing the lands Of RebeF KutE,
aud being the North West Quarter Of rs, anA
the South Vest quarter OF section 2s, ID township
l3,ranEe Oh,
Terms Of sale: $4,000, payableas folloWs - 900
Ia hand $4,000 in one year. with per cent Inherent
payable Sc emi-annually; and the balance, $1,000 VIII
be lsitin the hands otthe purchaser for . term OF
years, Invested in his note secured By mortgage up
on th premises sold bearing six per cent interest
payable semi-annually.
Shouldthe purchaser have other uniheu N bered
reHl estate. arrangement InahtAiso bo made fof
tbeinyestment with him or all or portion of the
above sf.OOh. ,.,,. JACOB BECK.
Johns. Brasee, and MarliI, sehleieh q MeNsifI
Aitys. . :.
January % : ls63.--Ilw44
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

To SoLpIERs AND THEIR HEiRs We call
special attention to the ca'd Of MesSrs'
Clarke 4 Fritter In 10 days paper. Ttey
have formed 4 partnership in the law
business. Soldiers and their relatives
who have claims against The Government
for pensions. back pay and bounty will
lind it much to tleir interest to call on
Messrs. Dl,rke q Frirst. They are en-
gagged extensively in this BUSINESS and
those ehtrisling their claims with them
can rest assured that their business will
lie attended TO with ptthPlness and care.
We commend them to public cogf
dence and patronage
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

~ From paper received from Capt
Zsck. Heed, We notice that some Of the
residents Of Richmond are anxious 10 keep
out Of tse army. evidently considering
that luxurious? residence at home, is
infinitely more to be ptri-tsd than so.
journ Of many mouths 10 the army. 10,
deed W noticed Two Itsl expressed them
selves willing to pay the moderate sum OI
$4,000 for the privilege Of remaining
a, home. go for 'em" JEFF.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

FiRE!-0ur streets were thrown in
5ommotion on Tuesday afternoon by the
alarm OF Ere, cccasioned by the discov"
cry Of flames in the roof Of VIM. Shuts
blacksmith shop.
It was promptly extiugushed, without
the aid Of the engines, and without any
material damage being done. tits sup
posed to have originated by sparks from
the Forge igui!iug the dry shingles
This part Of the city seems to be special
Iy doomed two FireS, and an attempt
made to star. another. withis the space
Of d month.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
NJ O6 fQeR.

TUNHE GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF OHIO
a OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, vii
Ham James Rerse, John A. Hunter. Sarah Greere
Jane Cusiard, Jackson oiser aud Efie Wefser nj,
vile, Mary Greene, Joseph Greene lnlnarj, Sarah
Greene aud Davis Greene and Elmira Greene mi.
u0rs, viii take nUtee that Peter D. SchOry ahmfus-
traitor de bons non with the will annexed of Jacob
Greene deceEsed, on Tire tlth day Of April A, .,
1868, aled IN the Probate Court; within aud for Inc
county OF Fairfield aud State OF Ohio, petition set
ling forth That ON tAe 18Th day OF Angus A. d. 1898
said decedeut jacob Greene, then being in tull
lie, entered into written contract, with said Will
liam James Reese, In behalf of the said Grand Lodge
OF Ohio for tire sale TO tire said Grand Lodge
OF Lots numbers and IN the 9th square fthe town
OF Lancaster for the consideration OF OOand III
by agreed upon full payment of said consideration
sum TO make to Said Grand Lodge, or to such body
corporate trustee other person persons as said
Grand Lodge should autlr0rZs to receive the same
good ana sufficient warranty deed-that said Grand
Lodge on the goth Of March D. 1863 sold said Lois
70 SAID John A. Hunter, and with said William me
hVese authorized and requested said deed to b1
made 10 said Hunter-thdt the purchase money is
PAID In full and that said Jacob Teene died without
making II conveyance therefor, aud PRAYING for au
lhOny rom said court To complete said contract of
sad tesae and 10 convey said lots TO said Hunter in
ee simple aud discharged Of all cldim or ine rest
the SAID heis and representatives. of said jacob
ureehe deceased, in accordance with the request
aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the lIth day Of
May A. d. 1868, as soon thereafter as leave Of The
Court Gun be obtained. PETER ID. SCHORY,
Admr. de bOnis non, with the will annexed, OF
Jacob Greene, deceased.
JoHS $. BRAsEE, .atty.
april 10, ls63-3H PISA
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

rA- We are glad TO notice that our
City Supervisors are busily eng 'grd in
leaning The streets. Tbio is decid IDLY a
needtul operation, and ! as been 80 for
some time. Some of our streets and by
ways, are nearly impossible for pedes,
trfansi from the great amount Of fl,h col
Ipcled and accumulated therein. As
warm weather approaches, the benefits OF
a thorough plransing, will be apparent in
the healthIulnoss ni the city, and the pre-.
ven,ion or the niallria that SO frequently
arises FIR m these snurres.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
NOTICE.

All persons who have had their
mouths prepared f'r artificial teeth by the
late DR.. J. j. IIamil. or who are wearing
temporary teeth inserted by him, or who
made contracts with him for work, will
please cal nn Dr. J Feemau with whom
arrangements have been made to com.
plete unfinished work ofDr. Hamil and
with whom DR.. IlamiI's books will be
left. DR.. Feeman will be found afier
April lst one door vast Of Dr.. Wagen.
halls office in the Shaefsr Block.
March l9 Mrs ]. s. HAMTL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

National FAST DARN accordance
with a recent proclamation Of the Pres-
dent, Thursday, the S0Ih inst, Zone week
from to-day is to be observed as a pub.
lie day Of fasting, humiliation & prayer. as
an earnest Of submission to the authority
Of the Divine ruler Of the universe, and
to implore his mercy and guidance, 10
this, our great national extremity. It is
earnestly desired that the business places
Of our city be closed, and gil secular EN-
ploy,nents suspended on that day ; and
that the people. with one accord, assem
BILE at such Of the churches as may BE-
designated, for public worship. The life
Of our government is on trial. We tre
dependent beings and God ls the dispo
scr Of all events. 1t is ours 10 confess
cur sius. He will rule in righteousness
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
A CARD TO The SUFFERING.

The Rev. WfLtiAR CosSRove. while Iabofink nj
Missionary 10 japan, was cured ~ C6HsumpttDh +,
whenail other meaus had failed, ty recipe obInin
ed from alearned physician residing III tho great
City ofJeddO. This recipe has cured great mum
berA who we're suferlD4 from Consu ffbtIon. Bron-
shits. Sore rhroat, Coughs and Colds. and the de-
billy and neryousdsprsssl6n caused by these dis.
orders.
DESTROYS n osDsaitinz others. will send this
recipe. which have brodgkt home With re. 10 all
whoneed IL free CfchArge. Address
Rev. WN. COsGRovR.
430 Fulton Avenue,
Dec.Il. ls52-3oly BROOKLYN. n Y,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
ISC0M T. TAX.

The Assistant Assessor will commence
his annual assessment on the 1st o. Nav
next. which will include license, Income
tax, tax on buesIss. silver and gold
plate DC, &c.
Every person should be prepared to
hand the ASS ssor a full statement Of hi:
'i7come from the lat day of January, 1869
to the 3lst day Of D.cemb.r, 1862. This
would save much expense to the Govern
meDt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

CADwEsL's SPGCrAcLEs. - 1t is with
pleasure that We can assure our readers
that Caldwell and his Improved Speclacles
now at the Tallmadge House, are one Of
the institutions that are no humbug.--
That he really has superior srticle o.
Speclacles is fact to which hundreds o
our citizens who huOs used them for ssv6.
r years are aLle and willing 10 testify;
and his skill as all 0ptician after years oi
continual practice, enables him to decide
with accuracy the exact Lens that viii
be most beneficial TO the weatsr IN each
Individual case--an item Of no small in
portance. He remains bat .tew days.
aud respectful lily invites an examination Of
his Glasses by all in want d No. l
article.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

ET Gen. HURLBURr tclegraphs from
Memphis, to the Government that lie
has information that the rebels are evac.
uung Vicksbufg. There is now some
probability Il at this may be correct. Tie
transfer Of a large force Of infantry and
a formidable fleet of gunboats to the
Soulh Of Vicksburg, may render the
place urtenable. With Warenton as a
base OF operations the rebels cannot de.
fend their stronghold, and at the same
time protect their railroad communication
with Jackson, upon which they de-
pend for supplies. They may, therefore,
be compelled 10 choose isolation and
evacuation. To the Union side the first
named alternative would be preferable,
and if GRANTS movements have been
prompt, the latter may be rendered i'm
practicable. TIE next arrival from before
VIcksburgh will probably trlng intrllI-
gencs of great itnpOtaoce Gin. Gaz.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

~ The jayhawkers are Subsiding in
Indi'na. Leading Democrats have gone
ON a mission to the disaffecled districts to
council submission to the laws. Mem.
bers Of that party who have heretofore
denied the existence Of the X. G. C.'s
are denounciog the organic alton.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

EE' We notice that our friend Tom
HENDERSON, at his cu,riags MahufactOry
located on Center alley between Main and
Jail streets, ia putting UP large amount
of work. The durability of his work,
the lowncss of his prices, and the repu'
lation he has always borne as an upright
business man, need not bs descantrd upon
by US. They speak for themselves,--
Give him a call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
ev Our Young friend HENRY CARTER

w Our young friend HENRY CARTER
informs us that ho is now prep'red to
furnish all who may favor him with orders
with the best Of Coal, Henry has been
engaged IN the business for a number OF
years. and any CONNIE n'iaifon Of his bu-
siness Qualities from us would be useles'.
His Coal Ysrd ia N nth Of Main Street,
opposite Younghan's Brewery. Give him
a call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

PROMOTION are glad 10 lam that
our worthy young friend CHARLEY YoUNG
has been promoted to a Lieutenancy.--
Charley'a promotion was certainly d.
served, and we hope that he may, now
that he has started. keep on the CO."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

SA- A boy by the name of SrEED' one
day last week, threw stone at a man by
the name of BUEoaLER, striking him in
the eye. and putting it out. We did not
learn the particulars, or cause of provo
cation. The boy has not yet been ar
rested.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

sA. Our Railroad changed time on
Monday last. The Cincinnati train ar
rives now at little after twelve O'Clock -
See their new time card in another col
ann,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

EB> BtLt FtELDISd, who form arly kept
Shaving Saloon, one door west OF E
B Olds' dry good store, has removed 10
the room formerly occupiedIby jesse An.
drerson as a provision store, where he
will be happy to greet all old friends and
customers. Shaving, hair cutting, sham
pooning, dyeing and all The tninuti@ o.
barbering done IN The ncatesi syle.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

Gg- The letter from It. CLAnKR, Of The
10Th Cavalry, will bs found to be inter-
es'ing, particularly to those having
friends in the R'g't, as it ls the first com. .
municalion we have had from them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
u UNION LEAGUES

There will be meeting Of the uncoh'
ditiopal Union men At the Office of P. B
EMBIoH, in the TalImadge Block, on Fri
cay Evening, April 24rh. 1868, for the
purpose Of organizing "NstiOual Union
League" All men who are in favor Of
maintaining the integrity Of the Nation
are cordially invited to be present.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

EIOur thanks are tende,ed Capt.
Zack. He'd for copy of the Richmond
Wing Of March l4lh also to Cap.
inchromb, for copy of the Chat,auoo.
ga Daily Rebel.
Both papers are Ellsd with interesting
Items hom Secessia.