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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

l EEWe call special attention to the
farm advertised for sale by E. p Ash.
brook. Exc. in another column. This is
splendid farm, and persons who desire
TO invest in real estate should look 10 it,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

RE- Saturday rszt the I4,h inst. is the
last day Of grace forth payment Of Bug,
gy license, and all other special tax due
Those Interested will save themselves
trouble by noting ills fact. as all tax no,
paid bY that time will be collected by law.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

ERRAruM. The editor of the Eagle
says he was "strvck Jy billy" We
would respect ully beg leave 10 susges;
that CHARLEY would have been more
appropriate word and nearer the truth.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
SkE-HC cnH-IG 45s-N7f
RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
co@eheins Monday, February 10, 1859. Train
-. will runa foiiows: -....-
GOING EAST.
GOING WEST.

Eastward passenger trains make close meet ions
al ZIHesyti: wlh Central Ohio Trains or All botnt.
East. - i'
We.t1ard Train connect. o. follow: AZ Morrow
with Lille Miami Train for all pGiHIs South anl
west, and also witt Little MiamYTTaIn for East Al nd
North.
Freigh. and Accommodation train leaving Lanc,,.
ter At S5 IN makes close connections with Central
Ohio Train for COLUMBUS.
-Dally lines Of Coaches connecting with Passenger
lumbcs
IT. Especial arrangements are made Tor carrying
live stock 10 the Eastern Markets by the Baitc1rs
and Pennsylvania Railroads at az low rates as are
offered bN any other line.
ForthronEh tickets East or West. or for further
information a, 10 Freight Rates or Shipments please
apply to JOHN c. CASSEL, agent, lancaster.
WIN. KEY BOND. Receiver
": w. CARD, Asst snpt, ZanesVille, -.
Peti963-46-iE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

%The French are doing nothing OF
worse than nothing in Mexico. They
need large re ebforcements before ma i.
king a forward movement. Between the
guerrilas and the pestilenial climate,
their prospects are not brilliant.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

EY One and all should remember the
speech of Col Council, at the City Hall,
on Saturday next, Let there be a full
attendance to hear this able and fearless
champion oil our countiy's rights.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

Ey The following sums of money
have ben s-nt from Cap, Hewilson's
Co, I, 43d Reg't, and may lie had by
calling at the Exchange Back Of Martin
d Co., by tie respective owners there.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
Pleasant Township Seminary

THE above SEMINARY. unitsd with the Hypiepic.
- rome Cure, Ia an Institution Of learning that
Sesots 10 al but more especially 10 Inyalids ths
opportunity fsecnrlng thorough Education, an d
oI improving their physical powers at the same time
and Tor less money than treatment alone would cost
ihem at any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for q circular and remembe
mat the next Annual Term Of the Pleasaat
Semlharl viii e0mn!oGco on MONDAY, NAICH the
JUN ID, 1868. and consist OF 40 weeks, yded in
to Three Sessions, asfOllows:
summer Session from March the 3Oth to Juos 10Th
1863 Twelve wcekst tuition SO. Vacation 10 weeks
Fall session, from August lst to Nov. tho 2Olh,
io6J Twelve weeks tuition So No vacation
Winter Session, from Nov. esd, 1862 TO March the
Rlh, isd4 Sixteen weeks inition, es
Tuition must be paid in ad yauce, or secured nv
note and no reduction will be made on account OF
absence. "' ~
lGPBoarding, consisting Of farlnaceous food frnit
and vegetablec, will be furnished by the Principals
at 81 per week.
II ~ have also purchased piano and secured the
services OF Prof C. SFTNEIDER to give instruction on
me Piano. and other instruments of music, on reason.
able terms,
DR., JOSEPH FREEMAN, Principal
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assis,ant
February &c, lSb3-5O-ly,
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proposes 10 GIVE away.

NoTIcE t. TAX Ax.pArERs.-The buggy
tax, license tax, and monthly ,r'perts for
October and November a'erin my hand, /,
for collection. and should be psidwith.
out delay. R.M. CLARKE, Collector
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

Estate ofEESSx6ETa FE7fEas.
N0TicE nhefSby gissn that The . dor.lensd -.
y, eesn appoifted and quallaed a. admInIs,, ,.t.,
y ne ssssl u silAbsih Fsttsrs late Of PsirsrId
ssnt 49,. Persons holdins cir ma vii pre-
osing ne ktlats viii make In mediate na,nssf'
DE'sd thisieth day Of Fsb. 4. b. lso5
Pei. .fa-swG7 " a. fAiFLhs' AdnE
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Adminisiralor,s Sale OF Real

y pursuance of an ofds granted by the ProbAt.
Coun OF Fairnsld County, ONO, will 0nef for
sale, atpublie auction. free OF dover, on
'SasUrday.tAs llMdayofApdi, A. D. '63,
at the Door Of the Court House. In the civ OF Ian
caster, Ohio, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and : O'Clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate to-wit: y =
Lot number six (r In the town OF Gemslsyflle. in
said county Of Fairfield.
TerIns OF sale-one third In hand, one third 10 on
esr ana the residue 10 two years, with inieres on
deferred payments from the day or sale.
Appraised at S3sS 60. JOHN &. FIREMAN..
W. Admr Of the Estate Of Jacob &. 2esman, dec.
VIM. P. Creed, Attorney. -
March "a, I663-5w5IpfS3
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

TIVE Corporators ofthe Laneastsr and Afiilsrsport
Il THrHPIks Road Company hereby give notice that
The books Of subscription for stock In said Company
wli be opened at Lancaster, PieasaHtuiiis, BHsAss
A pril LIST. next.
Feb. 90, la6J.-tw49.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

EE Imporlan, to discharged soldiers!
Call on X. M. CLARKE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
Rv We noiire lha, Lieut setb Wsldv

HWs noiire iha, Lieut. Seth Wsldy,
of.hc 18th U. s. Infantry. rs at prese ut
in Lancaster. on sick leave. 1t. W-ldy
early volunteered his servies in behalf OF
his county sud'bas BY his untiriug en-.
stgy and Psrseysranoe. risen from the
rank Of iprisots to thsUpositiOB hernow 90.
supies.a We have heard statsf that he
iS, pr shortly willbs promoted to a Gap
'aincy'Of Battery. We wish bin suc>
esss.-and- feel assured if the promotion is
made. twill be eGjast 6ne.F 3 ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

ssS The dance given IS the "Enights
Of the Iron Ring at the City Hall, on
Friday evening last, was complete sue
esss. and the lovers of dancing enjoyed q
rich treat. The mnsic furnished by
MeSSrs Schneider and Wade was of the
highest order. and one sad all came away
hugely delighted, and at peace with them
selves and the rest ofmankind: We uo-
derstana The "Knigbts' ere going to fa-
vonus with midnight parade ere long.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
Estale OF Caroiiue IfIcEr1s-

NOTICE - heTsby gIVen that the u nd.r,iso.a Ia,
4 seen npYoleied sad qaaiined a. sdmIuIs,Tsior 0f
.1e Esiate o. CaTelins kiekets, daesasre, lafo Of
Faifneld county, Ohio. Penohs holdief eisims
sgalnsl said estuts viii pFessnt them for
seeogdlngto las. Those owing the estate viii m at
'Issols rss ~ ssasn,a;, Raas@sSI; A'I.sHaADER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
RV Nloarrsos 4 MAo1n, tn. NV pro

GE MORRISON Il MAoER, the new pro.
pristOrs Of the T"llmagds House. request
us ic.say that they are now prepared TO
receive and entertain guests. The house
has hem pewly 6tte up, and with good
servants and careful attention to their
5basiness as hosts. hope to merit and res
cieve full 81 are Of public patronage.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

|
REMARKADLr OccURRENoE. On Sun
day evening last about 9 O'Clock, while
Mr.. Geo. +. Little was conducting the
evening devOtiOns in bis family, q servant
girl by name Of ELLEN GEARY. suddenly
TEL! from her seat to the floor perfectly
moioness. She continued in this franc q
for some thirty elk hours up to Monda,
evening. She says she was perfectly con
scious all the while, and was laboring un
der a conviction Of her sins and sense
OF her worlhiness in the sight Of God
She wres'led long and earnestly, but was
finally made happy in the R. desmer's
love. Numbers of persons visited ber
while in this condition, and, one and all
agree in pronouncing it the most remar.
kable instance of conversion on record.
The lady pfofesses to have placed her
trust in the Lord. .aa
MrsIcAL EsrERrArsMESr. Our lovers
+of harmony, will shortly have an oppor
'uuity of gratifying their longing tastes.
Miss CAROLINE SCHNEIDER, a musical ar.
liste Of superior abilities, and beyond all
a native of this city, will as Ne are in,
formed, favor our citizens with a mu.ic,1
soiree. on the 24lh inst. Miss Seine ider
rs well known TO our community. and the
reputaiion che has hitler,o sust lined in
the musical world. will insnre her a full
house. Assisted by her brothers and
father. none will go away dissatisfied, and
particularly "a this is her farewell con
cert, preparatory to finishing her musiral
education in New York. We bespeak for
her, large and apprecia,ive audience
-r-. ri.. ----------- -. - ..,.--- ..
GT To show that old Fairfield is still
up and doing for the good of our brave
soldiers, we are kindly permitted to pub
ish the following letter from the Cincin.
natl branch Of the Sanitary Commission:
u. s. SANITARY COMMISSION. J
Cincinnati, Feb'y 9th, iS64.
DEAR SrR: @
" -,s Your favor Of the 8 h
ult.. is received, also the very acceptable
contribution from Grsen6ell township.
On behalf Of our sick and wounded
soldiers. you will please convey to the
donors the thanks Of the Commission.
Yours Res'y
CHAs., R. FosDicK,
,.- ma Cory Ssc'y.
JEe 3. Hncn. -. ,a...T
Storekeeper a'a.'.' a- g5q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

GEORGE II SMITH, Jr,, has just received
al his Jewelry Store. on Main Street, Ian.
caster, large aud splendid assortment Of
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

Am -rican, Swiss and
English lever Gold and
Silver WATCHES, which
be offers lower than e yer.
Also, a large lot Of gen.
uine Jewslry, which he
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
TALLMADGE HOUSE,
EOns HRmG,

ENROM pril ist next, the Corner Room In IN
Brick Building al the North West corner Of xin
and Columbus Streets In lancaster ALSO the rooma
In the frame buildings on the lot on Columbus
street, now occupied by Upaeld & Cripps and Gsorge
Pairan. .-r,,-s .,...tl. as Z JOHNS. BRASEE
Lancaster, jan. %, issa.-om1s
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These gnod. we're all bought from ias manufaet0I
nesfor Cash. Having this adERDfage enabled the IN
TO sell from 25 20 10 cert cheaper than any other
house 10 this city. C1l aGd sxswiBe tke yaHfmoilf
stock now. .oPeo IN the
TalImadge Block, Main Street, Lan'cas-
ter, OhteI
aog. ~, see.-if5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
CHANGE OF TIME,

Lanca,tot FsbI9l0;o-4?-s -sE. '0H" I'O'
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--,.vu Should Il
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-06

receded from her vote-when she was the
very first to endorse and accept the eonsti-
tuition of the United States as hers
+ He can't have our votes.] Mr.. N. b..
Smithers says that he wants your votes, to
send him to Congress, that he may like
Sam Houston of Texas, when he came to
Washington and laid San Jacincto at the
door of Congress say to the President,
behold loyal Delaware, she is offerd through
me to the nation as sacrifice, and offering
upoh.the alter Of the Union ; she is loyal
to the core, and as such we proclaim her
to the world as the first to accept the
Constitution--she will be the last to desert
it, That's SO, and cheers
As to the employment of negroes andto
the emancipation thereof-I have buttosay,
that we do not hesitate to take their horses,
we do not hesitate to take their grain, ne
do not hesitate to take their Hves; and in
Gods name, shall we hesitate to take their
ni -, = 80, no; eaAe rnem all. What
ever stands in the way of thes columns of
the Union army, must fall; it shall be
trampled under their conquering tread.
THAT SOL Railroads, Telegraphs every
thing, must fall when interfering with the
wheel of the National Government. Del
aware stands where Governor Cannon
places it--in the Union, with the Union,
and for the Union, and there is no power
that can drive her from it, [Cheers for
Gov. Cannon.] She was never rebellious,
never will be; and none but cowardly
copperheads will dare say to the contrary.
After an hours speech, too long for our
columns, he retired amid great applause,
ia Judge Layton then introduced Mr..
Bradford, who gave one of his old time
eloquent speeches, much to the gratifca-
ton Of the meeting, 1t was late in the day
when he began, but the forcible logic, and
argumentative manner of his speech kept
the crowd around him for more than an
hour. We have seldom listened to speech
that pleased US better. hsy
The meeting then adjourned until 7
o'clock, P. NJ, at which time after q few
spirited airs from the Band, Lieut. Reeves
and the Buckeye, again addressed the
meeting in their eloquent and patriotic
manner, after which all parties adjourned
peaceably and quietly TO their respective
homes, with the determination, as we hope,
Of giving n, B, sMITnERs, not one h,n-
'dred and ninety, but nine hundred and
ninety majority. al4a -
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THE UNION MEETING.

We invite the special, and careful attention
of our readers, to the proceedings of the large
Union Meeting held at this place on Tuesday
last. tii oa u se'a.t.if .s. la 5fs,.F
Tho largo number Of ni,r citizens in attend
ance, land it was regarded by many, as one
of the largest meetings held atthis place, for
years past,) the resolutions unanimously
adopted-the speeches, and ability of the
speakers-and the great enthusiasm mani
Tested by our citizens, all go to show, that
they have entered upon this present canvass
with earnestness-and with resolution to
elect Nathaniel B. Smithers, Esq, as our
representative to Congress.
In regard to the fitness of the candidate
and the manifest propriety-yea necessity Of
electing Mr.. Smithers, we would say there
cannot be a moments doubt, or hesitation, on
the part of every right-minded, true hearted
loyal, Union man in Delaware ttl.
Mr.. Browns antecedents-his present pro
clivities-and openly expressed sympathies
with and for the South must and win con.
denim him, in the minds of our Union loving
citizens. lie will be allowed to remain, We
trust, in that ease, and retirement, which he
seems to have sought by his recent migration
into our State. We have natice talent enough
among us to represent us in Congress-with
out invoking the aid Of a septegenarian-=and
broken down politician Of Pennsylvania.
The speeches of Mr.. Smitbers. and Of Mr.
Bradford, were in their usual happy style
and characterized with their great ability
And the speech, also, of Mr.. Bear, 1.-THE
Buckeye Black Smith, and Lieut.. Reeves
were able, appropriate, and effective, W.
regret that we are unable to give correct
report Of all their speeches. They viii be re
membered, however, by all who hoard them
and will be productive Of great good to the
Union cause ol aailiaalogi 81 * A9aG.H
Again we invite attention to the proceed
i-es Esd resolutions.
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THE DELAWARE ELECTION.

We are pleased to see that our friends
abroad are not negligent of the Union
cause in this State. We copy the follow
ing from the Philadelphia american
aThe election IN tn9 STATE or 1Jeiawui>s
does not take place at the same time as
those in New Jersey, Maryland and New
York, as some of our exchanges are say
ing. 1t is a special election for member
of Congress to fill vacancy caused by the
death Of the Democratic member elected
last fall. The Governor has the appoint
ment of the day. and though he has not
yet fixed it, it is generally understood that
he will designate day towards the close
of November. This contest will settle the
complexion of the State with reference to
slavery, for the Union men are making the
question openly and fairly in all parts of
the little commonwealth in favor of eman-
cipatiQn. In this they are materially aid
ed by the bold and energetic stand taken
by the unconditional Unionists of Mary
land in favor of emancipation. Maryland,
lying on two sides of Delaware, exercises
considerable influence on her population,
and as Maryland is pretty certain to vote
for emancipation, it would be very awk-
ward for Delaware to vote against it. 1t
may be said that Delaware has so little of
tba oh raotar ~, ,nteraets 20 n eIauo Cto+o
as to be virtually free. Nevertheless she
is claimed by the rebels, who, in the out
break Of the rebellion, sent emissaries to
induce her to secede, and her votes in
Congress are oftener on the side of slavery
than freedom. In truth, Delaware will
always be so while the shadow of slavery
blights her soil, and not until she definite
ly arrays herself with the4ree States will
the efforts of the slavery propagandists to
control her cease. The Congressman to be
elected in Delaware will, in the event of
the next Presidential election going to the
House, where the voting in such cases is
by States, each having only one vote, ex-
ercise precisely the same influence as New
York, Pennsylvania or Ohio. 1t is the
Importance of this fact which led the cop
perheadp politicians to spend somuch money
last fall to elect the member in Delaware
Cannot our friends profit by that example
The candidate presented by the Union
men, the Hon. N. B. Smithers, is man
of decided ability, untiring energy, and
unequiyocal loyalty If elected, as we
sincerely trust and believe he viii be, he
will prove most valuable addition to the
array of those who, in the next Congress
will have TODD battle for the great cause
Of the country" hsn qe'tia elan spl
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GRAND UNION MEEIIsSSI
The Voters OF SUSSEX s,ov,,tv

o s"ScEs Va SUSSEX County.
MMnout regard to past political preferences. .ro
hereby invited to attend tie meetings ~ ~, Ssi are
Party, as called below, End hear f., = We Union
~ we ASK you " 81 ,port chr ,,oia - 20 "ny
~" Mat; ~nS assist by your vote To snstain
$3.50 no Administration in crushing ont tba
memh Hebellion and saving the Union from dis
Ne ask you to vote with us, that Delaware NAV
thereby give what strength she can towards sus-
tanning the government against this effort of Sontb
ern treason TO overthrow it, that she NAV lend her
anu Co preserve our country, one and united, and
.ra sns may Enthusiastically array herself on the side
Of the Union and against Secession. ~, .'F -
Let us remain true to the compact mada bv ON
fathers, and never desert our sster States whose
only crime is that Of Liberty and ioiu with tbnss
whose only boast is Slavery. Rally round the Ola
aaas. D 20 with TINS He,o Democracy, which is
opposed 70 your Government as soon as it "a dis
placed from the control Of it, and which loosas ~
patriotism when it looses Office. 'S''s' ''S
Our cause is just, and invite ven to sosta;n n
We aye lighting for our whole Country, magnificent
ss'sne was; for the integrity of our great Nation
powerful as she was; for the old IJni6n Stad ~
ever will be. ''i'na'ie as II
Hundred. ~ - $3.50 s'' A'oith " est r oFk
e Saturday, Nov. 7, o'clock in tho eyenipo nj
Seetora' North West Fork Hundred. !, . ~
Its Moanaay' NOV. o at LsSss, Lewes and Rehobeth
Tuesday, Nov. 10, at Basdmors NH, Baltimor.
pag u9Ssaay' Nov Is in the evening at sooro
Wednesday, Nov. II, at Goslss. Store, Indian
kiyer Hundred. ac itlsg > q b IL - - 10
dred. ''-0~N 0ie'A nun
Friday, Nov. 10, at corsydal.. cyo,, Rood, NJ,
ticoke Hundred. 'a9s s-r'"-s' t'Sp
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PROCLAMATION.

G. nesc8s, w lllaIa cannon, Governor Of the
ton 10 me dre,s1 mus tb ,ssuep WIN % eiec
.,- The State Of. Delaware are '- w 20 80
To Aaron B. Marvel. Sheriff. of Sussax
County, Greeting.
Whsreas. a vacancy has bannened in tbe
representation from This State N The Honse
Of Representatives Of the United States. Inv
tie death Vi William Temple. AZ
Now, Therefore, Won tie said Aaron B.
Marvel, Sheriff as aforesaid, are hereby com.
manded tn cause an olecti'p ~ no ga IL -,
Sussex County ON Tborsdav ne ,,n ne ~
day Of November, in the nresent YEAR If "ur
ri 80 tl,',,, ~ PieSsnV oai =. W.
H. ~ suopsanp s'sn' Huhaleu anu si&ty'
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SUSSEX COUNTY UNION MEETINGS

Our friends VIII perceive by reference to
the annexed list of Union Meetings, that there
has boon change made with respect to seve-
raj there advertised.
This has been rendered necessary, because
of the selection by the Governor of an earlier
day for holding the approaching election than
was anticipated by the Committee, and they
have thought proper, in connection with the
above alteration, to further change the ar
rahgement by appointing meetings as men
toned in the first column of this page to-day
80 as the better to meet the requirements
of the campaign, as well as to afford ou1
worthy candidate further opportunities for
meeting our citizens, and addressing them
upon the all important subjects involved in
the present political canvass,
Hand Bills viii be immediately issued in
accordance with the above, and we earnestly
hope that the Union men Of the County will
interest themselves to see that no misunder.
standing exists, because of these necessary
alterations. A splendid Brass Band, and
able speakers will DO in attendance at each
meeting advertised o as-aA 7hE
LOYAL MEN OF SUSSEX, give your
support to these meetings-attend them your
selves-and endeavor to have your neighboI
presents also. Make each demonstration wor
thy Of the place, and of the glorious cause il
which we are engaged: and after the l9tl
inst.swe shall have the satisfaction of know
ing that an honest, intelligent and loyat citi
zen represents us in the Halls Of Congress.
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THE DEMOCRATIC LEaIsLATURE

d The citizens of Sussex County will be
pleased to see Resolution Of che Union meet
ing held last Tuesday, which denounces the
great folly, nay, wickedness of the Dem
ocrotic Legislature at its late Session. in re-
fusing to cede to the United States ga strin
of worthless sand-beach," for the construc-
ton of Forts, designed for the protection of
the harbor at the Breakwater. BE ~
This act Of miserable apprehension, has
retarded, if not prevented a million of dollars
from being expended in Sussex county, by
the Federal Government.
The citizens of this County, and especially
those of Lewes--and the friends of the juno
ton and Breakwater Rail Road, will hold
this petifoging copperhead party to a stric t
account for tfeir great injury against our
true interests-and will spurn with indigna-
ton and contemplate overtures Of that
party, to our citizens for their votes,
We are safe ia saying, that the true inter
ests of Sussex County-as well as of this
State, can only be safely confded in the
hands Of the true, loyal Union men of this
State, ID 4ft itloaf ad h.. l,l
We shall have more to say on this subject
in subsequent number of the Union. ar