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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
VIZ, L. L.KIyo, City CLERK.
lFassed March 18th, ,is63,
AN ORDINANCE

Dedcatlug the Old City Hall 10 ahc occur patton and
use Of The Fire Companies ofthe cii of Lancaster,
and respecting tho Masonic Order and other Socl-
cites, 't'l''' t'fN X .FftAsit .fHi ~
Section !. g Be itordained5y TIE city ooxHeii Of
the City Of fLaaeasiSr, That the Old City Hall, oftaid
city. be aud tae same Is hereby dedicated to the
cupaiion and use Of the Fire Companies OF said city
provided however. that whenever the Maso Bic Or
dor IN said city shall desire to use said any
special occasion may do so, BY procuring from The
Mayor OF The city. or IN his absence, from he Pres-
dent the City Council, written permit, and upon
the payment Of nfty centsto said Mayor President
QfCity Councils for each messing, for the use of The
Fife Companies Of the city of Lancaster; and proyd
ed further that other societies be allowed the Of
said Hall upon the same .erms
Section 2. That the provisions Of the first section
Of this ordinance shall not he construed 70 extend W
or include shows or exhibitions. "a, D.,
Section ;. That any ordinance or ordinances In
and the same are hereby repealed. A. .-
Sectlcn 4. That this ordi nance shalt take effect and
be in iorce fro and after its legal passage and pub
ltcation. q. DRESBACH, P.C.C.
W. L. KINu,s City Clerk.
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ETThe friends and patrons Of 8. A.
Kis,ler. attorney at law. will observe that
he has moved his place Of Office to the
sifford & Sturgeon Building, up stairs
See his card.
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EE We have for publication several
very interesting rsOldisr' letters" which
are unAvoidably crowded out. They will
appear in our mex, issue.
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GT We shave not been able % pro-
eurs the returns of our city election,
which We greatly regret. as We should
have liked 10 laid them before our read
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r. EFCastau at our new advertise
meuis. There are several Of special in,
tsres, to everybody, and may, chance to
,bs Just what you have wished for so
long, -f ..S., ~
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~ ET Our readers. particularly those
Who are engaged in raising stock, should
nat fail to notice George sherritk's sd.
~sStissnsns, which will be o6nd 10 an.
Othss sei4nG !9I
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ASSignee'S. Sale.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all whom II may con
Y cerI that at the next Session OF tho C0pmsson-
OF Fairfield county, to be held In Juno next there
will be presented petition praying for the establish
neut OF the following described County Road, to-
wit: commencing at ihe'old tayeyn stand, formerly
ow ned and kept by John Sweycr decd, on tho old
Chlicolhe thonce North along the line OF the
old road, to the Amapda read and there 10 terminate
MANY PETI TONERS
April9th, l863-4w2,
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HTbe, next tina you go up street,
just cas-, an eye at Jake Blocks window.
and see The many nice things contained
therein. ga
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FOn. sake.

VNHE undersigned VIII sell her House and Lot, on
Mulberry street. ANY person Wishing to pur-
chase nice, comfortable and cont enient home ca
do so by calling Mt her fesidence. She will also sell
her usehOld and Kitchen Funtare. either at pub.
lie or private sale, MRS, R0BT, GATES,
Lancaster, April ieS3--n
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NT!!t
.np .nali Esilaft II ElifsdparilIa,

! .ap ,A3N E@;frl. u I,giSlPiTlld,
to mo ..r .r.iial f;m-,ty Wild, tie medical
-.,l III i;'ir ,:i:ics rs ,l.yisc fJt this every
wi' r. prrail;iis hiii hiifl raniy. ltisensn>
hin d flo,n the mo-: ss.jyY :,ra,ias tIat have
b.rn disrur red fus .l'o rrnirsaiiJn Of this fa,l
di y.,lcr from flN b. ,al, ln the rrscue Of the
sy.:rn f.in. ga ls,ituriive consequences,
Il ~; il should be 'mplay,A for the rars 81
r. ciy icrofa. Liii also t9se other ailee-
tion' wl.ici, ar!.e fran i; ,arh ~ EaerrTR
ani Ssiy ln<rsseS, St. .isTiioyt'a Pi:'rI
Eo>g. OF tnysrn;% llgttgs, rrsrrLEs.
Bid+cnf& BjAlSsuM jiqiis, IrN"as. TgTrrH
aih iSliT RnrrN, ta';ii llr,D, lhsGwOHN.
En,nn4i-q, S. ritiiific and MgitrrhlsL DIS
- -, Ugur,Y. D.,rsr.I, DEnttiy. md.
ind 4. All CusiIAiSTS AaisiSq ri!uH VITIA-
rp os hitrrj. llioor JIlc popular btk<
IN :. I,Jpriig ordsr Gs.1" ]. founded In truth.
r,r scrnria j. d ;,iitIR'ion Of tI,ei blood. The
S,rticulnr purpo4c and virtue of this Sarsapa-
Tia Is 20 purif, aid rrsri'rair this vital fluid,
wi.hunt which so,md health Is impossible ~
euj j'NiiHat=d constructions,
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TO THE PUBLIC.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

will sell at private tale that elegant farm known
Il as The ANDREW SHAW FARM. in Rushersek
township, Fairfield county, on the wost RusbviIle
sad Bremen road Two apd hal!mii from West
RashVille. Said farm contains 100 acres, Of good
quality ofsoll ard timber, good frame dwelling and
barn, and other necessary buildings; saveral good
sprngsl one al the house, and u good orchard OF
choice fruit.
This property win be sold free OF dover on reas-
enable terms aud easy payments.
X. r. AsHBRooK, Executor.
March 70 IpG1-SI
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
In Probate Court.

John abbott aud Lafayette Abbott, p,.6,uN.
Ad'mrs OF 0ren Abbott dec. '@'"'"''sl
against ..IHr isIHT ,.
John Britch ct ais, Defendants. s.t t .ai1
INN0 John Bhteh, John Abbott, Lafayette Abbot,
Il Selem Peatce and Laura his wife; Joseph G
Hourseand a. s. Noarse his wifs, Ru fena Philena
Wise, .4naratta 4. Wise; Ranford Rogers
Wise.
You are hereby notified that the undcrsign cd, the
administrators OF oren abbott, dec have filed peti
tion In the Probate Coufl Of Fairfield county, Ohio
praying for the complstion Of a contract made be.
tween the said In his life time and saidSn.
drew Britch, and for power % convey to the said
Brtch accordance with said contract, the follow
ing real estate to- wit: Lying and beng in adiscn
Township, Fairfield county, Ohio, described more
partIculnrlyas followsi 'Commencing at the South
west corner OF oren Abbott's farm; thence east
along the line between said Abbou's farm and n
piece olaud ownsd by the said Britch TO the road
thence with said road West to the line between said
Abboitaud Elliott Grlaiths; thence south with said
line to tho place oi begi ming"
ahearing will be had IN the premises on Saturday
January gath. ad 1863. whenSn orderw will be TAR en-
for the completion ofsaid contract and the convey
ance OF said land.
JOHN ABBOTT & LaFAYRTTE ABBoTT
.Admr OF oren Abbott, dec.
...l ..4Lf byR, M. CLARKE, ,,atly,
JanI-l663 -4I-3w.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.
THE PERFE JTIoN OF MECHANISM
TIL MAGIC TINE tBSERVER,

DElSG A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR
DLady's or Gantleman's Watch Combined, with
Patent selr-wiuding improvement. tic,
The Now York Illustrated News, the leading pic
torial OF the United States It's issue ofJan'
10th 1851, on page IA, voluntarily Gays:
f"wehave been shown n most rlcasing novelty, oi
which the HuBBARD BRos., Of this city, are the sole
Importers. Itiscalled the "Magie Time 0bssrUer,''
and 10 hunting and open-face watch combined: =
Thsisope of the prelest, most convenient, and de.
the best and cheapest time piece for general
and reliabic use, ever offered II has within itahd
connected with It's machn cry, its Own winding az
taehment. rendering akey entirely unnecessary =
The cases OF this watch are composed oftwo metals
the outer one being nne is carat gold. II has the
improved rnby action lever movement, and, Is war
rante d an accurate timepiece." 81
Price, supe rbly ngraved, per case offs halfdozen
SoO4,O0 Sam pie Watches in neat morocco boxes
orthose proposing to buy at Wholesale, s3S b,
express, with bill Iayable on delivery. Soldier.
must ronit payment in advance, as we canho
collect from those iu the Army. Address
'N HUBBARD BROS. & CO., SoLE lHPoKfERt.
~ soniA Cor. NassGs & JoAa sts.,N York
IAN 90 IP69--6W
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WHEELER G. Will SOS
S E WING MACHINES
I. E.. BlLLlNGHURST,

fihis city, isagent forlhis celebrated Machine.
has disposed of quite number OF fthe and n every
instance they have given universal satisfaction The
estauthorty that be cited in favor OF these ma
chimes, is the Scientific Ameriran, from which 8
clip the following:
"We have used Wilson's patent, manufactured by
tho Wheeler$ Wilson Manufact uring Company, IN 20.
sos broadway and we can say in regard 10 it, that Il
Is wlthoutadyal II ssimple, not easily putout Of
order when proper hands, and in point OF effect
ivenessand finish ,no ohcr machiue stands ahead OF
II. We state this much in regard to this excellent
machine upon our own responsibility. Every piece
ofths machine is made to guagc. and conseque
the parts ofany machine may he transposed with
those ofany other machine OF the same size, o r.
should accident occu the broken part be IN
mediatelyreplaced on application al The Office ofthe
manufacturer n
Lancaster, July r., 1862.
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY

ISAAC LEVY
tGls REMOVED HIS LARGE AND WELL sp-
II sc1ed stock Of clotRng 10 the old stand IN the
Shg6er Block, four doors West of Sh9f.
Jsr's Corner. Main 81 Lancaster. o,
His Chief Clark MOSES LEVY having done ba,I.
nesstn this room for tho las. seven years. his old
customers and the public gonsraIly knowing him
well, will mead no long duwn out remarks, but ac-
cept hs thanks for past faVo and please call again
,A The stock consistsin part Of
Fine Dress Goats. Pants.
Vess, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats and CAPS. Trunks,
And every article usually found in we'll stocked
Clolhlng Store
lrPRemsmbcr the place --shaensr Block, foul
doors west OF Shaener Corner
ISAAC levy.
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CITY OF LAECAsTER:
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THURSDAY. April 9, 1853
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-19
FROa EAsT -TENNEssEE.

An intelligent sud highly respeciabls gentle
man who left AthsHs, East Tennessee, g few days
since, rePors that place IN possession Of g bIi.
gsds Of Federal cavalry, Rnder command Of
Col BIRD. They are represented % be very
lsnient in their conduct toward the citizens, not
dspredstng IS yet upon negro or any Other
kind Of property, and paying ia scrip for what
they uss, with q promise to redeem it en- proc
Of loySty.
The Fsdsrsls report themselves that BURN
smEs army numbers forty tlousand and that Of
ROsECBAEs one hundred and forty. BURN
EIDR's headquarters were q. Knoxvils. The
tslegraphis wires wsrssworking between Knox
vile and Nashville. and The railroad was ia op-
erstion between Joussboro and L7udou. A
prospectus hsd been issued for the rsvivsl Of
BrsSsios's Elig II al this be true. II viii
prove a hard job to dislo5Eo the enemy from
Esst Tennessee.
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KaoxviIIe aud Chssssnoega-TheiF Mill
tary ~hZezaAisas.

From the n. 7. IlBes, 9lhI
L is difficult, in the utter sbseacs Of details
to say precisely what the evsCustion of Knox
/ vile AID the abandonment OF the I;oe oftae
Virginia and Eas. Tsluessss railEoad-whos5
supreme Importance we have so often pointed
/ out-in a military seuae means II the rebe.
| amy in shat region - not 50 far Gel0Orahzed IS
| whglr 90 escape 5he ordinary rules gf criticism,
the withdrawal from K7oIvill8 and the upper
m8uzfzin region Ct East Eeunessoe would
simply 5s an acs OF concentration on the part Of
Gen. Bragg. which, theugh involving the Civ
ing up Of an important point aud the abandon.
msnt Of the main line Of communications be-
tween the right and center ewes Of he theater
Of war-s great temporary s~serfics, to be sure
might yet be ultimately justified By the resulto o.
operations en- other portions Of the field.
The fierce in the Upper Tsnaesses mountain
region consisted OF Tom eight to twelve thou
SAID men. under Gen Buckner, and was simply
intended s. g cUrgs of observation, and to guard
the line Of communications from raids. 1t was
20 more than : strong asahi1g party. whose
duty Weuld be 20 fail back upon The main body
ia case Of a serious attack. The force OF Gen.
Burnside was greatly Superior to .hs f0ree of
Gen. Bucknsr, and il Wss an act Of P~TudeBee on
the part of the latter to form q junction with
Cen. B-agg.
The possession Of the mountain region and
tho rich valley through watch runs the railroad
line forming the main artery betHesD The East
and West, will be decided By Che result Of lhe
shock OF arms between the two great armies-
the One under Gen. Bragg st or in the viciaity
Of Chattanooga, the other UadeI Gen. BosecrRHs,
who is m~sneUvsring coward ths5 place. 1t was
therefore perfectly correct policy on the part Of
he rebel commander to call ia all his detsch-
msnts and conesHtyaes oil ais forces for one do
tsrmined struggle, with the hope Of defeating
and dasIoyir g-f0r il is a country which Rd-
mits Of 1.-THE Union army.
1t Burnside remains st Knoxville, he, Of
coUtse, depriVes Geo. Rsecrsns Of active CO
opera i've aid on the chief Acid Of operations.
II, On the contrary, be joins Gen, R9ssorsDs, he
gives up what he now holds,
We traBt, however, that Gsn. Rosecrsns is
strong enough to carry out bis purpose without
the aid Of Gen. BUrnsids's force. Then with
that foIcs planted across the Ysbel c9mmanics
tiOhs al chance Of the rebels being able to REIN
force Brgg Kom the troops 10 KirgihiS viii be
cut OF, except by making = great aes9Ur by the
Western and Atlantic railroad, s8d thi5 Gan.
Rosecrans had, 6. last advice5, already taken
steps to cut.
The main object Of Gen. Bu1nsids's advance,
in = military point Of view, has already been
served that was to cover the LETT hInk Of Gsn.
R)secrsns' advance, aud observe tks mountain
passes through which the enemy might deboueh
tor 3 turRing movement On R}BecIans, similar
to that sIecuted by B,agg against Busll this
time last wear.
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GEN EZAL CzDEEe
no. IS
4EkDQUAEIEGs sTEVENsONs DL
VISION.

HEADQUAEIEGS STEFENSOES DID
VISION,
ATLANTA Ga, Sssfeaa5er "a. 1868
TEE Aai1vG =agrl4 eEuz1d1g has received
10 official Inform Hu1u OF tla eErlanE- IL rha officers
and men Of his division.
RalyIuE upon the palriol-u and courage Of his OIL
GERS and m-u, Hu aelr-1 The Government that mus-
llteiy uPQu their szeelal--, they Hould cons for
waco Sit5 re utmost aa1rtE all sooa be rosdy 10
take .Aed-ld
acting upon thi- h-l g be- has nais every p-.psrs-
Ton fer ther speedy aud comp ere 5g1lpment a.m-
zEd eiaiaius vii b. rez1T for rlCu uuou their arrival
rom soon lcllirg A=Ir Companions ID srus, sud pa-fi-
epa ing m -ao sTr-- strHEse 1l1 s -o preserve heir
native otHiez ire-l ruu and ds-asaacn
II now rests wfsu rIeu-sJl1IeIs 81 E-rr-ia- 81 Ala
nam1r and OF I-EH-as-e-to Show w8--h her they via
respond promptly 20 tLs summons 20 dlry. ard once
more rah5 % th- rup9urt NJ grr Csuse. or be forced
INTO ne rhnNs Pa Neg aHeId glory -dirE
Ltlt Lever DE- sara l-t --u who c~leerfuIIT en-
dar-d what hey d1 n q Ter dIs-aut theaisr OF aBsra-
tons. men who scr Ts -er1ic 1.r-ir the siege lhaf ns-
rendered ts 1l-h-s ~ F-kst1-r historic, VII be- re-
c-all nov Whau t-ay are Gel. ed u11r TO- gather u the
defence OF their zi-lr-d l1 hair i--sidca-
A. Lle 1I--les OF . General 8l-'lE AMI
Col A. W Ec7u7 d. H-l r-IeEv u8 without o. i1-. a.
Decsjur- Cal 5hlt oil B--sadierGeu-rA Cumming a.
Diac s. zr-aly dsaglss-d for lts Hf=rall r=ssnruta
preparatory 30 mor-E -- tl3 ulacu. The artillery
e-mpau7-s viii ns conduct d To- -a- places designated AS
the rsueesvuus Tor tcpr respective bugales
III TIE Uu.E-ll- --la gsul- usu- viii fuTrish
transportation To- the ulurs uamaa .u rcquisii d By
lie e-uuaullas officers Of Regiments sn1 detached
COMPANIES
JOHN REEVE
sH.l-w ErIH~ Hr. ;. A. ~
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- rRrnFeaKR IL.

Beyond the fact that Gen. BRAGG is prepared
to give the eDsay battle, We have nothing new
"a report from be army. Battle hiss beaR asv,
eraI times rendered R~esECRAEs, but he has de-
cIine8 tbns fsr, snd although The armies are al
most within sight Of each other, has succeeded
ia avoiding general battle. Skirmshes have
been frequent. and Of variable suceess-no very
important results having been attained BY either
side. The Yankees are reported TO be busly en-
gsgel in digging, and undoubtedly intend 10
sct on tIe defensive, for = time At least we
are glad to learn they viii without doubt be
forced to SIGHT without delay, sDd that We may
srpsc. 70 hear the conflict is rsging at any mo-
menl
Nothing further from East TauRcssss. Hand
cars continue to make occasional trips to Clevo-
land from Dalton. No Yankees have yes sp-
pzsred as far south as Cleveland
TIE following address Of Gen. BRAeG to his
troops, issued on the lGth, shows his purpose.
Thspruye1s Of the whole people viii be with
him and bis gallant army:
HEADQUARTERS ABWT or TEgSFssEE 3
Lafayette, Ca, September 10, 1903 )
| Gs1srL Orders No. $50.
s'Ths troops viii be held ready foT an imme-
date move against the enemy.
"His demonstrations on our flank have been
Ivartsd, and twice has he retired before u
v5sn offered bstiIe-Ue nast now 6res him t,
the issue.
soldiers yoa are largely reinforced yoU
must now seek the contest In deing 50, I know
you win be content to suffer prvadOus aud en-.
counter harishiPs.
Heretofore ygu hsve never failed to yesponC
| to your General when he hss asked sacifees q
your haud Relying On your g~allsntry sud pat
riotisms hs asks you to add tie browning glorl
TO the wreath you wear.
"Our caass IS in Jour keeping. Your enemy
/ boasts that you are dsmoTaEzsd and r~ersatin'
! before him. Having accomplished our ohjsc
in driving back bis flank movement, let US nov
turn on his main fores and crash it in it.
fancied security.
"Yssr General VIII lea5 you. You have bu
20 respond to assure Is Of a glorious triumph
over az insolent foe. I know what your re
sponss viii be.
Trusting in God aud the justice Of on.
cause, and nerved BY the love Of the dear one
at home, failure is impossible, and victory nus
be GUS. BRAxTOE Brace,
General Commanding"
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Hsrdso Thrown i. she shnde.

From tha Sentinel
There is g story IN circulation IN the army Of North
sn Virginia, which runs a. follows:
A well known Confederate Inai9r general wag stop
ping for = while in a Georgia village, Bcmstime since
which fact coming 10 the noWiedgs OF me captain Of
the Home Gusrd'-a portion OF that arm Of lsrFiac,
as 1 heard q friend remark the other Ssy, generally
formed with the understanding that they are " not 10
leave home uRissS that home is invaded said captain
resolved 20 give the general an opportunity OF witness
ing the RESOLUTIONS Of his superb corps.
in due TIME, Captain -is company, having
fell IN" were discovered by the general, m front Of ls
QaarieIE in the execution Of The command, "ia two
ranks, Il, etc During The exhibition, by some deE.
ferrous double quick mevemsnt, only known among
mil ts officers, the captain, much 70 bis surprise and
ehsgrin, found The company ia 3 Tx" best deserihs
IreckOa, a. a "soid circle" In ssntoEOphOnic tones.
he called to them 70 matt r. The general became iu.
tefesied, and drew near, IN order to see in what way
things Hsuld be rghtsd. Tho captain turned bis head %
ono side, ] Ike n duek when she sees the shadow Of
hawk nt past, and seemedt0 be IN the deepest th0ught.
Al last an idea seemed to atrke him; ray ~ iutelH-
genes msnued his face, and, srai ghteuing up. he
turned 70 The company. and eEisd out, Company da-
sgssagk, % ths 6r0At 4arckl'
Ths company was "BtraRhiened," and the general
gave IL ba opinion, tn t IL was the best command Ee
Lad ever heard given. K
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ARTILLERY EXPEEMEETs.-Ths Baltimore
AmsTicaH, C maaaiiag upon tho artillery Sight
ing At Charleston, says:
In connection with the operations now In
progress az Charleston, d is Interesting 10 know
that a hollow shot weighing eighty pounds can
be thrown from a lO0-pound PlrrCtt eig6t thou
8Hsd to8r Hu1drsd sud ht-y-ihres ysrjs, xilh =
charge of M. Z powder. With q charge Of No.
3 powder the same shot can be thrown eight
5ncusaLd eight hundred auf forty-iy8 vards.
This Is flTty-H7s yards over i've miles. b. ia
ereasing he charge o. powder tire Taugs csn be-
considerably augmented. The elevation Of the
gan 90 attain tins great range Is 90 c0nsideTa1is
IS TO materially reiuc8 iss aumber Of irinss he
gun will 5es'; but the fact iI we'll established
mat + 100 FOUNDER eas Throw shot from eur bat
series into Charleston. and thst cur 2J0-p0a1d-
ers can do It with a grsls Gagrss Of certainty
81 Cen G--a1r= does zc-usly cCnmsud
Charleston with bis batteries, irrespective OF his
300-pGundeT.
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NREHNE-

TAKEN mp in Po1tot1c -ounty Mississippi. a Ne
4 GRO NAN, named WIlis1, aud a Sc fRO WU.
nan, named Viu~.
wa am b. q copper co'o-e5 boy, f0rfy-dre vs-rSold.
Eve fHet nine inches hizh and slow rf speech.
WY Is about hHy years Ud, i've feet high and front
teeth 0uf.
said Negroes ssy that they ere from TOE vicinity Of
F~lckshurg Kiss snd belong % afr. william Williams
Tbs sheriff u Pou ot0c coputy refuses 10 take be e.
negroes into euatady owing tu the exposed crud ton o.
t1e c1u-Ey 10 The "a ds OF the auauy.
The sD We named negroes can be found 4t my rsi
dsnCe, twelve miles south o. P0utstoc C0ur. house.
near the Aberdeen ana P1ni0t1c road
by address @ o. AEEHEETHY.
Talbfnra
aHla-fH prutrfou E0rua- E5ar
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The Bslhnore and Ohio Railroad will be IN running
order, from end to end, Cd Monday, the l3ih Of septsm.
Der. On that DAY the freight ears accumulated ai either
sHd OF the interruption viii be run through by specisl
arrangement.
The record Of the woss Of this CREST highway o. com
mence will &c a chapter In the history Of the rebellion.
Tbs rebels burned or blew up ~ Give large bridges, tore
down or burnt eight first class wafer stations, AID broke
Up or carried OF most Of tastr valuable machinery and
fixtures. They stole over thirtssn miles OF the best fals-
graph wire and suit down one thousand supporting poles.
they tore up firm its sohd bed Of stone ballis. over
seven miles ct heavy new iron track and eighteen thou.
rand oak and chestnut cross.ties on whieh the rails were
lain, snd burned every rail and er0as-is thus removed,
utterly destroying the latter, and rendering the ron IN
a. FOR us. The destruction embraced a range OF eighty
miles between Harpsrs Ferry and Cumberland. re
esmpany's construction force laid daily three and a half
Iailss OF new rOaa-aetter tiEs than me rebels made in
destroying i. But thlTtssu days hRYs been occupied
ia the work Of rebuilding, after the heavy preparatory
labor Of ~gsfheriBg snd transporting tie enormous bulk
OF material necessary In preparing the damage done.
Tue command Of ell the troops guGrdi1F the line
from the ONO TO the MOnOeaey hAs been bestowed
upon General Kslly. His headquarters viii probably
Dc At martinsburg or Cumberland Generals Averill,
MHligan, Lockwood and MORsynclds are among the
general officers holding commands undsr Gen. Kelley
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