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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-26
English Lutheran synod sf Ohio.

This body met at UniontowD, Mus
kingum county, Ohio, on the 21st Of
October. The President, Rev. B. Bope,
in that portion Of his Annual Report
which refers to politicsand the church,
says:
"Some OF our most prudent minis
ters have written TO me concerning
the unreasonable and wicked opposi-
ton which they experience in their
charges, on account OF their loyalty to
the National Government.
Political demagogues have for
years, been attempting to instruct our
church members respecting the bound
aries between Church and State, and
should the lines, thus arbitrarily traced
out by these profane, selfconStitutcd
rulers of the church, be transcendcd,
they command their servile followers,
in the church, and also those outside
Of it, to stigmatize the offending cler-
gymen as political preachers dis
turbcrs of the peace advocates ol
infdelity,' etc, At the same time,
these vile demagogucs never take any
real interest in our churches. much less
care in the least for the means off grace
yea, they even make light Of the most
sacred things. except when an election
is at hand. Having these facts before
their eyes, some Of our people, an
grievcd to learn, allow themselves tC
be imposed upon, and become thereby
aienatel from the church, and disaf
fected with their pastors, WHO, unde
God, are their best friends.
81 therefore urge upon you the pro
pricty Of your sending forth to tn
churches declaration Of the Scripture
bounds set for ministers with rcgar,
to politics and the affairs of State"
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Continental Monthly. .

The December number of the Con-
tinental is on our table, containing the
usual number ofable lepolitical articles
and literary productions. Among the
contributors to this Magazine arc Hon,
Robert J. Walker, Hon. F. P. Stanton,
II. F. Tuckerman, Chas. Leland, Rich
ard Kimball, and many other distin-
guished writer's. s3 per year in ad-
vance. Address John F. Trow, Pub
Usher, so Greene Street, New York.
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The Soldiers Vote.
COLUMBUS, Nov. Is.

NObb"DSS ANO'' AO'
The official soldier vote in fifty-one
counties, not incllding Hamilton
amounts to 24,lOO, of which Brough
receives twenty-three thousand and
vallandigham eleven hundred. =
'Broughs 5 majority 2l,oO0. The entire
soldier vote allowed and counted, will
probably y reach 42,oeO, ofthcse fifty.
one counties, Brough carries the fol-
lowing which gave majority for Val
dandigham on the home vote, viz :
Hancock, Henry, Licking. Perry,
Ricliand, Sandusky, Van Vert, Vim
ton and Wayne. The soldiers from
Lake and Pauldipg don't design to
give the Canadian o single vote, while
but one stands up for him among the
soldiers from Mahoning.
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CLoTHINa! CLorHINol! CLoTn1NG!!!-
Philip Rising is jast now receiving
another large stock of Ready-Made
Clothing, and if any Of our readers
want any thing in that line they will
find at his establishment very large
stock from which to select.
He is also prepared to make to or
der, coats, vests, and pants, on short
notice and in good style.
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Edson d. Olds versus David Tod, kinnis
FrItter, Stoughton Bliss, and others

EuAOn bs OiuA Versus DuNhu Aoh' AAA0
FrItter, Stoughton Bliss, anu others
We neglected last week to mention
what disposition ofthe above case was
made at the late term Of Court. 1t will
be remembrd that this is q civil action
for damages, in the sum of 100000,
for unlawfully kidnapping and trans
porting the Doctor out of the State
On the part of Governor Tod, the peti-
ton, and motion were for the removal
of the case to the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Southern District
of Ohio, in pursuance ofthe act Of Con.
.gress passed March 3D., 1863.
Judge Van Trump overruled the
motiou for the removal, on the ground,
AS we understand, that the act Of March
Sd, 1863, is unconstitutional and void
We are not prepared to give the precise
reasons for this decision, and viii not
therefore, attempt a statement.
Application will be made by the de
fendant to the Supreme Court of the
State, for mandamus requiring his Hon
or Judge Van Trump to certify the
caseto tho Circuit Court of the United
States.
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Written in Red.

All subscribers indebted to us for
one year or more will find their names
written on their papers in red. We
take this method of reminding our
friends that they are expected to call
in person Or send by mail and pay the
amount due.
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91-JEssE ANDERSON is slaughtering
and packing number cfhogs, and in
forms the public that ribs, feet, ears
and every kind of "off. f.fallings' may be
had either at the slaughter house or at
his shop on Main Street.
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MoRNINGsTARs MINsTRELs. - This
popular troupe, consisting of l6 tai
ented artists, will give two entertain
ments in this city, at the City Hall, on
Thursday and Friday evenings, Nov.
26th and 9th. They have the repu.
tation of being the best musicians, and
the sweestcst singers in the profession.
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Notice TO Drafted MeR.
HEADoRs OF the l2TH COY. DIST"

HEADoRs OF THE l2rH Coz DIsrr
Ch lcothe, Ohio, July 18th, 1868. J
DARAGEAPH I'd Of Circular No. "a from the office
of the Provost Marshal General, is so fhr modified
rs to require every drafted man claiming exemption,
by reason OF having paid the sum Of three hundred
dollars (530U I'm Ter section ID Of "The act for en-
rolling and calling ont the national forces and for
other purposes" approved March Sd, 1861 to present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from the receiver OF com.
mutation money. for such amount, to the Board Of
Enrolment of his district, in order to receive there
from n CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION,
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue IN each
Congressional District, has been authorized by the
secretary Of War and directed by the secretary of the
rreasury to receive from drafted persons, who de-
sire it for the purpose Of exemption from the draft
the money above specified. On receipt Of the sum,
tho Collector of Internal Revenue shall give the
drafted person paying it DUPLICATE RECEIPTS,
Roth copies of these pts shall be hedclivered to the
Board ot Enrolment or before the daythe dratel
person is required to report for duty one copy to he
retained by the said Boardand when so delivered the
said Roarl the drafted person shall he furnished by
the Board with certificate Of exemption dlsehargng
him from further liability under the draft, by reason
of having paid the sum o. three hundred dollars as
aforesaid. GEO. w. RoBf,
Provost Marshal and President Of the
Board Of Enrolment.
July 29G3-l7,
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TO TAXPAYERS

I have received the licences for
1868. All persons WHO have made ap.
plication for licences, or what have
been assessed for the same, must take
them out on or before December 18th,
1868, or incur a penalty Of ten per
cent, r. NJ. CLARKE,
Deputy Collector.
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natlonal nank Of L.nesst.r.

We learn that a new Bank, organic
ed under the National Banking law,
will soon be established in this city
Martin & Co, we learn, are the princi-
pal parties.
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Peterson's Magazine and all other
magazines and papers for men, women
and children may be had at Billing
hurst's News Depot.
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FARM FOR SALE.-See the advertise
ment of James Hunter. Excellent
farm for sale east ofLancaster.
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AFriendIn Need. Tryit

Dr. Sweets Inniahe Liniment is prepared from
the recipe of Dr. stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut the
great bone setter and has been used in his practice
for the last twenty years with tho most astonishing
A an external RENE ly i is without rival,
and VII alleviate pain more spcedy than any other
preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disor-
lcrs it il truly nl!lhc. md as curative for Sores,
Wounds, Sprlns, Bruises &C., its soothing hcaing
IN powerful strengthening properties, the inst won
Ter anil astonshmcnt Of MI who have ever given it
trnl. Over one thousand certificates of remarkahl"
cures performed within the last two years, attest
this fact. See advertisement. lyl4
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A COOP HIT.-" Artcmus Ward" )" in
late lecture, beautifully sets of tn use
who vote to sustain this war, but will
take no hand personally to sustain it.
He says;
IL have already given two cousins
to tfe war, & 1 stand reddy tcsacrifss
nv wifes brother. rethurn not see the
rebelin krusht. And if wuss comes to
wuss, I'll shed every drop Nv blud my
able-bodied relations has got to prose-
koot the war"
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Meeting OF the War Democrats.

At a meeting Of the Central Com
mittee of the War Democracy, held in
Columbus, on the 18th day Of Novcm-
ber, 1868, it was resolved that all De-
mocratic citizens of the State Of Ohio,
who approve the principles of the Ad
dress and Resolutions passed and
adopted by the War Democrats. in
Convention assembled at Columbus,
on the 22d day of September, A. D,
1868, be invited to meet in Mass Con-
vention' at Columbus, on the Sth day
Of January, 1863, for the purpose of
sending Delegates to q National Con-
vention, and making nominations for
State officers.
The Central Committee further re-
solved that they would recommend to
the Democrats Of Ohio to attend the
Conference of War Democrats called
to meet at Chicago Ill.,, on the 25th
day of November, AID, 1863
All papers of the State, friendly to
the cause, are requested to publish
theircall.
| p DITPES Tboirn,on
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Icnsani Township scam ry.

gIrnsami TOWHs!ir |r'n n ry.
SBNIIE above Seminary, united with the Hygiene.
Home Cure, is An Institution of learning that
presents to ALL hut more especially to lnv!hds, the
opportunity Of securing n thorough Education, ana
oi improving their physical powers ut the same time,
and fGrlcss money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For p1rticullrS, send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term of the Pleasant township
Som nary Will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
@ l. A. D. 1853, an consist of ~ weeks, divided into
Thr1e Sessions, aS follows:
summer Session from March the 3Nth to June 10Th
1888 Twelve weeks tuition S. Yavation 10 weeks.
Fall Session, from August LIST m November the 18th
1861 Twelve weeks tuition &C. No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 23d, 1868 to March
18th 1874. Sixteen weeks tuition IS.
Tuition must hc paid in advance, orsccured by note
and no reduction will he made on account of absence
nT5-Boar.ng, consisting of farnaceous fool, fruit
and vegetables, will be furnished by the Priacipals a
s. nor week.
rE-I have nlso purchaseda Piano, and secured tbs
Sc vces of ProfeS c. SCHNEIDER to give instruction
on tho PIANO. and Other instrument Of music, on rea
sCnable terms. DIR. JOSEPH EEEMAN, Principal
ond ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
=nb lHG9-lyn
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TNhe RAILROAD HOUSE, formerly kept by HhYR
4 Garthwate, corner Of Columbus aud RAAlroaA
Streets opposite Pratts lanyard Is ofIsFed for tsAA
The house is well adapted for hotel or boarding
house. with good stahling and other convsniepnss1-
octi5.2D.Sw. J6HN L. wILLIAHA
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MayNr'S Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL
LmrNstcr, o., Nov. 4, 1873.
rNNIlE 1unl fed Electors Of the second Wirl in the
2 city orLnn 'Hster ar" hereby notified that an Elec-
ton will be hel / in said Ward,
On Tuesday, tile First day Of Deem,
Der, 1868,
for Trustee, 10 I'll the vacancy oncNsoned by the
rcsgrat on N. Young Esq The poll to he hell at
tho Clerks o'co in sud Ward, and he opened between
the hours Of six on1scvc in the morning and closed
ut six IN tn" evening
Given under my hand and the corporate seal
[sEALl ef the city Of Lln,aster this 4h day of No
vemher, 1863.
Oct 5--32 4w SAMUEL EwINi, Mnvor.
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Ayers
CHERRY PECTORAL,
Tho Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-

sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
OF the disease.
This has hccn so long used and so univer-
sally known, that We need do no more than
assure the publc that It's quality is kept up TO
the hest it ever has been, and that it may be
relied on to do all it has ever done.
repaired by DR.. ] c. AVER & Co,
Practical and Andlytcdl Chemists,
Lowell, MAss.
Sold he MI drurrists everywhere
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contamination il variously caused by mercural
disease, low living, disOrlered digestion from
unhealthy food. impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the yenereal infeciiDn.. Whatever be is origin,
il ia hereditary in the constitution. discerning
"fron parents 10 children unto the third and
fourth generation :" indeed. it seems to lie the
rod Of Him who says will visit the inigui.
ties Of the fathers upon tlieir children" The
diseases which il originates take various names,
according TO the organs il attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tul,erclcs. and finally
Consumption in the glands, swengs which
suppurate and become ulcrrous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro
duce indigestion. dyspepsia, and liver com.
plants; on the skin. crupfve AMI cutancous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. puriliration and
inyigoration Of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distcmpcrs leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, yon can.
not lave health with that life Of the HcJh "
healthy, YOU cannot have scroiu.ous di,ease.
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New Millinery Shop

NTISSE5 JULIAN 4 SPYBEY have opened MI
Wilmer and Mnntiomahng Establishment on
Wheeling street, near the corner of Columbus st.
They VIII be pleased to 0ncommo late all that may
sail. Misses JULIAN { SPYBEY.
Lancaster, Ohio, Novl2' GJ-|3-tf
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Marriage Of Miss Chase.

The marriage Of Senator Sprague to
Miss Chase, this evening, was the bril-
liant occasion ofthe year at the capitol
and was attended by the President and
all the members of the Cabinet, and by
Lord Lyons, Count MERCER, and the
other foreign Ministers and attaches to
the legations; Major General Halleck,
Schenck, Mcdowell, and a dozen
Others; also several Admirals and
Commodores, Ex-Sccretary Simon
Cameron, and in short, a brilliant as
scmblage, embracing many of the most
distinguished people Of the country,
and Of the representatives Of foreign
Governments. The bridesmaids were,
Miss Chase, Miss Skinner and Miss
Nichols, niece to Governor Spraguc
The groomsmen Major Baldwin, Of
Stahl Staff; Capt. Haven, Of General
McDowcll'S Staff; and Captain Jones,
Fleet Captain of Potomac Flotilla,-
Washington Letter.
BarbarIty of the Rebels.
Benjamin +. Taylor, writing to the
Chicago Journal from Chattanooga,
closes II late letter with the
paragraph below, Our dead are left
on the field of Chcamauga unbnried,
and our prisoners are being starved in
the rebel prisons:
That nearly all our gallant noble
dead remain unburied on the field of
Chicamauga must send a thrill Of hor-
ror through the land; that they lie
where they fell, appalling and ghasty
objects. denied the poor hospitality OF
grave-digger, and offending the sun
shine. The words man and "hu-
maity" should be blotted out of rebel
lexicons. How shall | say it?-the
birds Of prey settle upon that field and
swine fatten their way through the
fallen ranks Of glory! | have thi'
from sources too many and direct; the
horrible assertion is not shaded by &
doubt. And yet, the rebels passed
days in picking up fragments Of iron
broken arms, and anything that coulc
possibly be made of use, with whcl
the field was strewn, and were only
driven off when the heavy air WA
poisoned by the unburied dead. "Lool
on this picture and on this:" day be
fore yesterday the gallant Hooker
Federal troops consumed the hours il
giving burial to the rebels who fell il
the recent battle. Are the feet Of tn
avenging gods shod with wool, tina
we cannot hear their steps upon tn
threshold, hasteningt to punish the in
credible barbarity of those traitor
| whose guns are playing as [ write
traitors to Government, God and man
kind. B.FT.
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E,to1o OF Nfosos rhomp.On, decd.

Estate OF Moses Thompson, deed.
NTOTICEs hereby given, that tho undersigned has
Y been appointed and qualified rs administrator
with the will annexed of the estate Of Moses Thomp-
son, late Of said county, deceased
Persons indebted to said estate nre required to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate 10 present them; properly verified
Aduir. tn tho will mneypd
NilerSport OCT - SlSw cfMcsds rhonpacn. v
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HD0d Notice.

NIoTICEis hereby given to all whom il may con-
Germ that at the next session Of the Commission
ers of Fairfield county, to be held in December next,
there will be presenteda petition praying for the estab-
lishment of the following described county road, to-
wit: commencnga or near the OLD Tavern stand, for
merly owned and kept by John Swnyer. decd, on the
old Chcothe road; thence north ~ west to the
Madison and Hooking township line; thence aiong said
township line and the line cfthe old road 10 the half
section lne thence along the half section line and the
line the old road the Amanda road and there TO
terminate =
Oct. "a, 1864 CIV MANY PETITIONERS. a
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rRou WASHINGTON.

All Quiet In the Front-TavorHble Tid-
ings from Durnside-The Presidents
Message, sc.
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30 THOSE IN WANT OF
C.I. OF HlN G..
Notice.

DR. r. o. EDWARDS offers his profession
DcI services In citizens NJ LANCASTER and vicinity
NnHico over slocnms Drug Store,
sgsnt TO- Is6tSAd .'
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is compounded from the most cfIeciual anti
dotes that MEDICAL science has discovered fOr
this affecting distempcr and for the care Of the
disorders it entails. That il is far superior 10
any other remedy vet devised. is known BY all
who have given it i trial. That Il does com
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon tbs class Of complaints, is indispuaby :
proven by the great multitude of publicly
known and remarkable cures it las made Of
the following diseases Kings Evil OF
Glandular Swelling, Tumors. Erup
tions, Pimples, Blotches ard Sores, Fry
Gpelas Rose or St. Anthonys Fire. Salt
kheum, scald Head, Coughs from tn
berculo1s depclits in the lungs, Whit
swelling', uebility, nropsy, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia or lndigestion. Syphilis an(
Syphilitic Infections, Merclrial Diseases
Fomale Weaknesses, and, indeed, the Who'll
series of complaints that arise from impurit.
Of the blood. Minute reports Of indiyiduu
cases may be found i'll AYERS AMERICA!
ALMANAC, which is furnished 10 the druggist
for gratuitous distribution wherein may b
learned the directions for its usc, and some o
the remarkable cures viii h it has made whc
NIL other remedies hnd failed TO afford relic
Those ca.es are purposcly taken from all Sec
tiuns of the country, in order that every readC
NAV have access TO some one who can speak I
him Of its benefits from personal eXpcrienct
Scrofua dcprcsses the vital energies and TIL
leaves its victims far more subject 10 disca'
and its fatal results than are healthy cOnsii'-
, tons. Hence it tends tn shorten, and dot
greatly shorten, the average duration OF huma
t life. The vast importance Of these consider
tions has led us to spend years in periecling
remedy which i nd, ,Quatc to its cure. Ih
vN nov offer TO the public under the name
| AYERS SARSAPARILLA, HIinUuGi s, l. os,r
q posed of ingredients, some Of which exceed Il
best of .Srs ydriRo in Alternative power.
its aid YOU may protect yourself from the suflc
. ing and danger of these disorders. Purge o
! the foul Corru?tiOns that rot and foster in Il
blood; purge out the causes of disease, al
vigorous health will follow By its peculi
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital fun
tions, and thus cXpels tie dstcmpcrs Will
lurk within the systcm or burst out on al
part Of it.
Y We know the public have been deceived
E many compounds Of .STMparRn TINT promis
much and did nothing hut they will neither
deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtu
have been proven by abundant trial, and the
{ remains no question of its surprising eNcelen
for The cure Of the affecting diseases it is
tended to reach. Although under the sar
} name, il is n very different medicine from a
other which has been before the people, and
far mort cllectual than any other which
ever been available to them
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ID II 2 IT ". NTIItlTI HUH
II. 7. Chittcnden, Sec'y.
Remains in the Gettysburg Cemetery,

The following is list Of the remains
already inferred in the Cemetery
with the States they represent:
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THE Union-It must, and shall be presorvodr'-

THURSDAY, November 26, 1868.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-01-26
From Edward Stanly.
j. u. FOSTER,
Maj. Gen.. Comd'g.
(CoPY)

\COF1
DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Newberp, Dec. 29th, 1862.
To Maj. Gen. Foster, Commanding, dc.
GENERAi-I have been informed that a
portion of the forces of the enemies of the
United States recently invaded The county
of Washington, and among other depreda-
tons committed upon innocent citizens,
they seized and carried away, against their
consent aud against the consent of their
owner, a large number Of slaves. From
the home OF Mr.. Nj. Bowen, they took
way several of his eegroes, who had been
faithful 10 him and w''om he protected aod
humaneIy supported. This outrage has
not the defence attempted for the African
slave trade-that it brought uncisilizcd
beings under the inf fence Of Christianity
and civilization.
This robbery takes civilized beings from
their families and bone-; it deprives a kinG
master Of his property and publishes slaves
for their fidelity to him.
cannot believe the good people of North
Carolina willjustify such conduct.
To the barbarous aud willful burning oil
the own of Plymouth by the enemy, your
+. attention has been called, and Of that moth
ing more need be said. As the voice OF
civil authority outside Of our lines has nc
longer any potency, | solicit your inter,
~vention with those commanding the forces
of the so-called Confederate States, tha'
we may ascertain by. what rules this wal
is to be conducted, aod whether these ne
gtoes to whom I have referred, are to BE-
delivered up to those to whom their ser
vice may be due.
Ihave the honor to be, &c,
i, (Signed) EDWARD SrANLY,
Military Governor.