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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
Letter from Captain Slime comb.
HD. Qs 17TH Owl, CHATTANOOGA, L
September oath, 1868.

september Z4tn, 1913.
Having little time this morning to
write, l will give you a brief account
of the fight of Saturday and Sunday
last.
Saturday about s or 8 o'clock some
rebel prisoners reported a rebel brig
AIDE lost in a large woods near our Di
vision, and done it with such apparent
honesty that all believed it, and at it
we went to gOJJle them up. We found
the lost brigade, but there was Long
streets whole corps lost with it. The
fighting commenced about 8 o'clock,
AN, and closed about s o'clock ut
night Icantspeak of the cwholc army
on that day, but Of our Division and
the Brigade of Regulars l can. Our
Brigade with the 9th Ohio were in the
reserve. About the commencement Of
the fight the 31st Ohio were ordered to
double quick about mile and support
Col. Crostar's Brigade then heavily
pressed. They had tumble fight Of
some two hours duration. The rebels
took their battery, when the 3lst Ohio
charged. drove the rebels about mile,
and rctook the battery and a squad of
men under charge Of Capt William
Free, walked the cannon off by hand,
the horses Doing killed. 1t was in this
fight Capt. Free was badly wounded.
About 10 o'clock the 17th and 9th
Ohio were ordered to support the Sd
Brigade, Col. Vandevier, commanding.
We double quicked about a mile and
found as follows: the 90th Ohio on the
right of the I'd Minnesota, the 18th on
the right of 9th Ohio. Just as we were
forming the brigade of ofRegulars came
running in wild confusion over the hill
closely pressed by brigade of rebels
and lot of cavalry andrun through OIL
rather overthc I'd Minnesota. By this
time the fire was heavy on the Mime.
sofa, 9th Ohio and nth Ohio. We
all lay down and in about five minutes
tho order was given to- the 9th and 17tl
to charge Bayonets were fixed and
away we went with ayell. The rebels
in turn broke and fled in confusion an(
disorder. We retook the battery o
the Regular Brigade and some 40 or 81
prisoners. The 9th Ohios loss wa'
{ about 40 killed and wounded; ant
|, strange as it may scom, not a single
man of the 18th was scratched. w
run them yelling like Indians, for three
t quarters of o mile. The prisoner
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
For the Lancaster Gazette,
N EW I Ii NVUIH, INIVN OU'i
Sept. 18th, 1868.

FDIToRs GAZETTE Having spent a
week in your town during the session
of the Annual Conference Of the NJ. h.
Church, l beg the privilege of saying a
few things through your columns in
reference to our visit, the scenes con-
nected with it, and the impression
which they left on our mind.
In the first place, may remark that
in these parts we had formed rather an
unfavorable opinion Of the poll lea
aspects of your county and town. The
fact that some of the most prominent
men of your place have taken posi-
ton av6wedly hostile to the Govern
entand virtually so to tho Union, ha'
placed your county in rather an unen
viable light in the estimation Of loya
people not acquainted with all the
facts.
The people too often have to un
Justly share the disgrace and name due
only to few corrupt, designing dem
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
nO11NTY OEEICERS.

.J,Dlgs of Fairfield Common Pleas CoWt-P' VAN
TRIJNp' Residence, Lancaster, Ohio.
Probate Judgo-JEssE LEoHNERi Office in Pub
Building. ..|.-
Prosecuting Attorncy-TALL SLOUGH.
ShsriF-JAMEs MILLERi Office at the Jail.
CLERK of C1urt-JoHN c. RAINEY; oAiee, Public
Building.
AudKtor.- WILLIAM ROBINSON; Office Public
Building. -.
Ur,asnrer-O. E. DAVIS; Office Public Building
-' Fe,orisr-A. sYFERT; Office, Public Building.
gu,,,uor-E, l.. HANNUM; Office, Public Building
Coronsr-MITcHELL MORRIS, residence Amanda
Township. ,-,.....,.,,
Commit, ,jion,rs-JOEL SH H.EFFER, Of Madison town
shin; HENRY AI.SPAUGH, of Greenfield township
and JOHN W. CUNNINGHAM, Of Hooking Up
School Eramincrs-WlLLlAM MHlINE1' Joli'
WILLIAMS and URIAH c. RUTTEN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
LETTER OF GEN. MBAGHBR
To the Union Committee OF Ohio-A With
ering Denunciation of the Peace Cop
perheads, and Of MIR. Vallandig CHAM.
New York. Sept. 23, 1868.

e.. New York, Sept. 23, 1868.
DEAR Sm-Very urgent bosiness
calls me to Washington to-day. fear
it villa not be in Ray power to get away
from there in time to keep my engage
ment with your Committee. If OBJ
ligcd to break the engagement, shall
exceedingly regret it. TO aid you,
were itevcr SO fecbly, in the contest in
which you are engaged, would crafty
me beyond measure, Jacksonian Dem
ocrat as [ ana. The issues involved in
the contest are of National consequence,
They concern every loyal State and
should excite the solicitude Of every
loyal citizen.
The contest itself, to be sure, will be
confined to Ohio; but with the princi-
pies, the interest, the cause at stake,
California is virtually identified. SO is
Maine. SO is Illinois, So is Oregon.
So is every State that has proved its
fidelity to the national compact, and
fully comprchends, as it proudly val
ucs, the significance Of the National
flag, the brilliant and vast advanta-
gcs of National unity, the necessity OF
National Government and the obi
CATION to sustain it, heart and soul, in
perfect strength, authority and power,
with life as well as treasure. 1t is not
too much to say, indeed, that in this
contest in Ohio, the Government at
Washington is on trial, and that, with
it the noble armies it has sent forth to
recover the national domain and prop
erty from the insurgents ofthe South
shall either be rcnounccd and con
p demncd, Or be heartily sustained, as
your votes decide the day.
Electing Mr.. Brough, Ohio vindi
Gates and tortifes the national Govern
ment.. Electing Mr.. Vallandigham
Ohio abandons, and so far as one StatC
can do so, wcakens and prostrates it
Electing Mr.. Brough, Ohio stands true
to the splendid soldiers who, from thu
rocks Of Gettysburg, hurled back
boldinvasion-from the bluffs of Vicks
burg, broke the fetters of the Missis
sippi, consecrating it to freedom anC
& the untrammcled service of unitct
O. people, and who, at this very hour, rail
n deserved chastisement on the city il
which the national flag was strucl
down, and the torch of treason tosse'
% aloft as the signal of revolt. Electins
I'd Mr.. Vallandigham, Ohio turns he
oback on these brave men, disowns thei
services, discards the victories the,
have won, sends them vote Of repudl
p alton instead of vote of thanks, and
in place of cheering them on in thei
c new enterprises, casts cloud betwee
them and their fame, their proud mem
ories, their exalted purposes and hopes
making them feel they have poure
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these inglorious and disastrous results
to take place? After all you have done
done 50 literally and done 80 brave
ly--to sustain the National Govern
ment, wilyoI now desert that Govern
ment, pulling down the pillars on
which it has securely and grandly rest
cd in your great valley, and substitu-
ting obstacles and dangers to It's au-
thority, and the righteous and sublime
cause Of which it is the citadel? Is it
possible-aitcr your priceless contribu-
tons to them Of the flower Of your
manhood, the beauty and pride Of
which are imperishabIy blended with
the beams that burst in a sudden blaze
Of victory above Ft. Donelson, and
Travelled in unwavcring lines Of glory
through the storm that shook the earth
at Murfrecsboro-isit it possible you will
now desert the Army Of the Mississippi,
the Army Of the Cumberland, the Ar
my Of the Potomac, and those ships
and batteries which, under the unerr-
ing guidance OF Il young mind, as in
domitable as it is fruitful, now rain
upon the delinquent city Of Charleston
a just chastiscment, as | have said, for
her initiatory boldncss in this REBEL
ion?
From the outset of the war, Mr.. Val
landigham has been emphatically and
vchemcntIy opposed TO it. There has
been nothing evasive, nothing tempo
rizing, nothing cowardly in his opposi-
ton to it. He has not, like most Of his
disciples in New York, declared fol
hostilitics when war was the popuIai
rage, and, after aiding in the equip
ment of volunteers, and flaming the
martial fire, twirlod or sncakcd about
to the rear, in season Of public de
preston or caprice, when the Natona
cause was under clold, and with The
gravity OF u so"et.mouious swindlor-
"--thc inildcst hammered man
That ever scutlcd ship or cut throat"
stuck the white feather in his hat, and
bidding his memory and conscience de
fance, started with vilIainous equa
nimity as a preacher of the Gospel o
Peace. However strongly we may
deprecatc his opinions and public con
duct; however strongly we may con
denim and repudate him as a perverted
citizen, and invoke against him tn
Judgment Of the people, whose patri
otism and heroism find in him no vi
bratory cord-we must admit that Nh
Vallandigham has been consistent, in
trcpid, uncompromising, and implaca
, bic from first to last. In this nttitud
, you find him; in this attitude yo
must deal with him. Persisting in il
+ Ohio will determine, by an overwhel
, ming majority, that Mr.. Vallandighar
/, shall be kept disarmed until the war
4 over; and, in doing so, Ohio shall hay
s, the hearty congratulations of eyer
I true Jacksonian Democrat.
j / have the honor to be,
/, Very faithfully, your friend,
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHEl
c To J. J. JANNEY, Esq, Secretary an
9 Treasurer Union Central Committc
Columbus, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
tFrom the Atlantic Monthly for ootober'l
BARBARA FRIETCHIE.
ny join O. WHITTIER.

, ,'t Tn from the meadows rich with corn
dl iH Slear in the cooliseptember morn'
rH. ~ The clustered spires of Frederick s'"ho
~ Il Green walled by the hills OF Maryland
,..., Round about them orchards sweep ,
Ap,Ne md peach tree iruitcd deep
o. Fair as a garden of the Lord
? H. TO the ewes of the famshcd Rebel horde.
bon ,sn that pleasant morn Of the early fall
u-l.... When Lee marched over the mountain wall
Over the mountain winding down,
Horse and foot into Frederick town
2. "- Forty flags with thof'sTlrer stars,
*. Torty.pars with their crimson bars,
PLANNED in the morning wind, the sun
Il. OF noon looked down. and saw not one
. I'm rose old Barbara FTiechie then,
Bowed with her four score years and ten;
q Braycst of all in Frederick town,
She took up the flag the'men hauled down;
Ig" iIn her attic-window the staff she set
aa &. To show'that one heart wasloyal yet.
..... Up the hill came the Rebel tread
Stonewall Jackson riding ahead.
Under the slouchcd hat left and right
: .' " JIc glanced the old flag met his SIGHT
1H- Haltl"-thc dus-brown ranks stood iast'
o.. "Firer'-out bazcd the rifie-blast
,r r 1t shlyered the window, pane and SASH
t at rent the banr er with seam and cash.
Quick us it fell from the broken STALL
.'. Dame Barbara snatched thesilkcn scarf;
She 1emed far outon the window sill,
d. - -, And shook it forth with aroyal will.
..,.f. "shoot, if you must, this did gray head,
..... But spare your country flag she said.
'''' A shade of sadness, a blush df shame,
'''' Over the face ofthc leader came
7.'.- The noble nature within him stirred
'u To life al that woman's deed and words
FOL. .r '"Who touches hair Of yOn gray head
...... Dies like dog March On" he said.
All day long through Frederick street
~ Sounded the tread Of marching feet;
}.iI. All day1ong that free flag tossed
#sg Over the heads of the Rebel host.
-.-rs 10 Ever It's torn folds rose and fell
f..,-., On the loyal w>ds that loved itwell
And through the hll-gaps sunset light
Shone over with warm good night.
..|H. barbara FrictChie's work is DER,
--lrl And the Rebel rides On his raids no moro.
r...s Honor to her! andDet tear
Fall, for her sake, on Stonewalls bier.
Over Barbara Friechies grave,
'' Flag of Freedom and unonwGTe!
Peace and orderand beauty draw
t.. Round thy symbol of light and law;
...- And ever the stars above look down
On thy stars below in Frederick townl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
BOOK AND JOB pRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions Oh
JOB WORK; such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, PoS,
TIERS, BALL TICKETS, and every other variety oil
PLAIN AND FANCY JoBBING, with new and supe-
rior type, and on short notice. ...,
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No business csTds Of about hnes, b The yeAT g.
BDAdyOrti3emOnts not marked on the manuSoripL
will be continued at our terms until forbid.
bS-Leaal advertisements, Administrator notioes.
&c, must be paid for In advance for reAsons WhiOh
we will explain ut the time
ES-rhc above torsDs strictly observed In al sases.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16
1 NEW|lILFORD.
 |DTY Go0dat Old Prices,

III AVING detiined io discontinue rEe III Dry Goods iness. on the lst of April next. my entire st will be sold.
 WITHIN THHxT THIRTY DAYS.
 The larger pardmy stock was purchase ed previous to the st advance i'll prices, ant will be sold A,!ingly low. < tSia Now IS THE TI,fo BUY. The Goods are going off rapidly,R persons in want ot any kind of Dry Goodwill do we'll to call soon. and secure some dhe Bargains. The Stock will be sold for QH ONLY, and those in- debted 10 me, are luested to make payment on or before the ! of April. All accounts MUSf I be balanced that time. To my nu- merousi friends apatrens, who have sus ta;ned me in husiIs during the past three years. return mi;ncefe thanks, and hopt they may find it their interest to continue for one month lo4 their hitherto generous patronage. Ggs jtB aA.@Gs.# FERRlSS.
 New Milford, Mn 2d, 1863. tf-46
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

se's. sgi;l Notice.
 yE%HE Stallicas, ASHLAND, ACTION, and N HAP-HAJARD. will stand at the stables of the subsc,itss for the Improvements of the breed of horses In this County, during the coming season etsa. ...Es ASHLAND is tdo we'll known to need any description here. His colts are readily selling at six months oldlat from Sl00 to S200 each. 1 s2. 600 has been dfered and refused for one of his two years old. 5- zs ss; si ACTION is a ftll .thorough-Jred, three years old, and is acorrakedz to trot his full mile in three pdnutes, if hIliyes. ss~zss $ {. HAP-HAZARIi is a beautiful bay, 15a hands high, three yeardoid, weighs 1,100.z Can trot his full mile in hree minutes today. Sired by Ash1and-outof . descendant of imported Sir Lowell. Y rffsts st iE B4s ~ k; sSfS tt z The following a portion of the report of the Executive Cdmmittee of the CONNECTICUT STATE AGR1cuLTrkAL SOCIETY, with relation to their previous Annual Fair held at Hartford in October. to said iociety. at their Annual Meet ing, held at New Haven, January l4th, coo, and was accepted by the Society,": In Hor ses theInumbers were less than on previous,occasiois, yet the breeding stock of one single individual, Geo. c, Hitchcock Esq of New Preston,I which was on exhlpition. was sufficient to mark this department as sue cessfnI. In short the Society may well De proud of having presented to the world :. through one of its exhibitors, the best show of sock Of breeding horses ever seen in America. The high price and increasing demand for good horses, rendss their breeding one of the most profitable branches of agriculture. \
 For further particulars, inquire of the sub- scriber at his residence.
 GEO. c. HITCHCOCK.
 Ash Grove, New Preston, Conn
 March 10th, 1863. If AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

sMTaE HoRR1BLE EXAMPLE,, Senator Sanlsbpry having humbly apologised to the Senate for his drunken and disorderly conduct the resolution for his expulsion from that body hassbesn dropped and the distinguished gen tlemenstil Eactssas the representative of the State of Dcleware. The Senator will serve a usefnlspArpose in the Senate hereafter much in the same manner as the exceedinglyintoxicatod personatoashom tho pledge was presented at q country temperance meeting. "G'way from bereaa Observed the ginehriated indiyidual-- "g'way I'm not goin to take 'e plej-,ny brot1f s'e t 'tnpsrance lecshurer- r--and-hic- IFo roun' with him tts tsc Horrible erample P