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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

FhsT CoLoRED RRGIMENT.-Th recruits are
coming In rapidly. Col. BIrney mustered in the
NTH company yesterday. Those wishing to enllSt
can get over TO MASon'S bland by going to the
wharf, foot Of High street., Georgetown, where a
boat iS provided 10 tske them over. Or, II they
hAvs pass, thsy can go over the Aausduct Bridge.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17
A TRusTwOHTaY REPoRT or THH sITUATIol

A TRusTwoHTHY REPoRT or THE SITUATION
AT VIoKsBURG.-Mr. YeatmaD, Of the Sanitary
Commission, who went TO YIeksbprg with sup
plies for the Wounded soldiers, writes, under
date OF June 5Eh, as follows;
was permitted to pass through che greater
portion II our chain Of WOrks, and could not
but feel that Cen. Grant held ViQkSbnrg In the
hollow Of bis hands, and that the only reason
OF his delay iH, that he wishes to spare an IN
necessary sacrifice of his men. With the heavy
relnforcsmsnts that hH has received and 10 stu
recGiRingI thero ls nothing 70 be feared from any
attaok TINT Johnaton can make In his reaf,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

The number of deaths In the city and county
of New York, tOr the week ending June Is, was
400, being an increase OF 80 over the number
last week, ra.rN r.'IuU .H.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

General Pope has constituted Iowa as a
military dlstrIot under General B. Roberts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17
.nTIrE

Thu PAPER II NOW FURnInHED nv CAR
RiERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEoRGETowN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH ..... .I... #.... Cd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

Tho custonl-house Officers at New York have
lately seized several vessels bound for Mat
amoras. r.... ..r.H... .. eff 20
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17


Messy islling liquor wlthopt iiosnssi ansd tal.
~, snh Mont, HllAlin. dlsoFdarlyj med pl.1e'
iAhe Irown Do ahsd n || -
Prsosna 81. a. oaas iuttsy aad Cli,s wAteEp,
astaull, disallssed 90 w f,3lIhI, t,I1g liquor
rIthoul III .abeI tbsd ~ u. 4 .sllaf ADd En-
maj. Cary, diaotisrly; anad 81 y. Rob'eCArteT,
'gidiAtinS corporation oidinA"cs, costa os cents,
aud paid.
= FssemaNSsOzoyAsuo suosunhinIy llnll.i i1Enlahlni,
Suspicious; j. L. Luths, drunk; delivered 70 mAlA-
tary. Comet Yost, obstructihs oliy rpiPeafi fhfa
sS. Chas. Love and James Recd, thrSsinEt ttenshi
.diamiuuad. s,lohansal oaAslIaliFNn Geo. Nilpef,
threats; security to keep the peace. John meoeeF'
.s..bit ~ hStAy,l I.Il.f NTNTtTTn
Pyeciacf NO 4.Z6.U. MArtfhttts I'D John SOnes,
nuisance, dismissed, James htqSn, cath. Dol
sey, Sarah A. Miller, GrEcey Gilbert, proAniyi
anSd sa6s. Jacob GelEeT, keeping dog without
Ieencsi aned no st,-ailaEu Euarhs supeFocded. Pat
riols Onrion, John Hsll0San Aud Mary Ann Con-
nor, liqnOrtO aoldieSs; ruled for hearing 17Hl
q PTsotnct B61 s--Ered hsrtlni threatSi heenrlty
to keep TIE psAoes flames Crown Ino' Cheahu'
and mo. Hisgins, disOrdetlyb dlnminsed .7.aa..
lPseciAci No as--IAns MoCoR, selling liquor with
out license, -ased enDbs disoriArly house, hnsd
e5bS Thomas BsoAericlc lASoeny Of two shirts,
diamissed.1 IOu VAhresaviok, assault and battery,
jaiL5flEu atT .fs1fsirll ldi FarauE aF.. O .s.r.
lPnstiaUi ko.g iOgI-sampsi Bayless, Assaut and
battery, sseutity for,eonFt. Martin Mehulty, dis
orderly conduct, fined -. Timothy Mccarthy,
insulting females, nnsd 80. wm. Valentine, IA
toxication, TUNED overto military Alfred Pratt,
dsSertion, do l. T. Philip, RObt. Robertson and
Joseph Turner, diSorderly, fined respsotiysly -,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

The GENERAL BANKs.-A now slde-Wheel
steamer, named General N. P. Banks" was
launched at Boston to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

lI DIsoHAoHFuLs--JsL. suths, . surgeon Of the
United states army, was this morning arreat' for
druuksnnSss BY oAosr suIliYsn and deliysrsdover
to the miHtAty1 How much better ~ Sush men
were oashlsssd9 fYot they daily bear the insignia
Of the American army. 4 D 4 - .
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17
AIaES.. .. I


s -a .ha .... In WAshihgtoh, D. CO. llaamgB
The above celebrated OF ALE aud PORTER
70 brewed expressly for bettl nc, TO compete and
has been recommended for half centufy by the
Medical Faculty Of Baltimore, asa ..rIr'GIiaI
80 n. . SPRlNG, SUMMER, AND FALL Oh
.r.I ...." MEDICAL TONIC .l5mloEa,
And corrective Of the Debility and Gastric FsVsrs
.4af. OF the seasons, . tt,g. y.7,, "a
II is approved BY surgeon General HAmihohd,
and the Medical Directors Of the Army Of the Roto,
mac-Drs Miller. DuhAmel, 40, &e., 0f the city Of
Washington, d. q. II r...urr. b. E .. OF 51g a
T9 Esysnt fraud and imposition, he Ale, and
'.'.I.. VIM CLAGErT 4 CO. E'.a lt1f
For sale, at uniform prices by 81 u 4lg1s OF
.W a-a MARTIN CORNOLLR, as Elghth StrOot.
.a. . s GEO. T.. SMITH ola seventh 1trost.lrTT
.... B. HART, lB1 PennHylvAlik avenue "
p. WHITE & CO., Ihifteenth And u sta
A. NJ BtNNiNGER d CO., al Penn ~,
G. J. NAGLE, 269 PennayiVania avonua
A,J0HNSTON 4 CO., 9ee Pa. ayonua
.. SPENGLER Il co, 2tb Pa. AVenua.
A.F. oRFUTT S'C0., GeofEGtotta! d. q.
And Mt the head depot and solo assncy. Il
WASHINGTON BorTLIRG EsTABLsHMERT,
80 ESTss, bei'OssH FOGrtesHih and ssAlk IiEeftS,
(south of WillardS' Hotel,) ,s-s
... r..,ru... Washington, D. c, O. sgogr.s o.,
.... ....., a ..Ll.r JNJ. FARRELL, Agent
Family orders delivered At any part Of the city.
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

.. Ths Ones % ths natlssai Rspabls-
TIvania avenue and . street. .,.F-gI9
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

QUAC1I1KT.-I earnestly caution young men
uuiisrlng from Heryoua Debility, 40, AEaiRat oo-
dangering their health by pAtroniLinE any on ne
Advertiaing quAckb. You can fully recover bH ~
uethods used By the advertiser, and by hnndis dS
Of others, and In no other way. Read letter which
win send you, II you viii send me postpaid en-
velOpe bearing your addresG Direct 10
EDWARD II. TRAVEhy
H Ap b-dhW0mH HH Lock Box, Boston, MAJ
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

TINS GRKAT PENNsTLYANIA IRoUTI.-The
quickest and safest n0ute 70 the Northwest and
Southweat Two through trains daily, and one on
sunday. soldiofT heket9 . Coy etnIhept Ialss 70
For tieketl and further Information apply At In Of
dee OF the HGreAt PenEaylvAniA ROuta, y noFthoaIt
corner Honn1ylvAniA avenue and sixth alf ~ IN.
Der NAtionhl Hotel. Omos open from 4, ~
p, maion Sundays ITO q y. msShsJ lshutlIl Ff5F
10 Lgs : a7i.'aIa8 w SnLlis8H. q. NORTON
~ eeH W ..l--zL "a Ll sslyIgs ulAsaas
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

Observation-Disclosures
wv -Tfudf b. .Hlri71 RnRhH. al 20 uilu s1l7g
n he ateAmer1 z YOu1B America Cant. Talbot,
and g Mary N, RApleyin Capt ftae4poleI VIII, on
IA tTfp3 between WHahltg ton ahd iAIsaEhaila' ~
Il o,olOek n the mOTnins, making trips OVoIY hour
during The day, until o'clock In the Oveliat =,
WEsam0EOE, Nay i - nngb-d
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

EH lon CREAM AND WASER IcEs, wholeSale
and retail hotola hoarding-houhes, retail stoFeS.
the lowest prices. Families supplied vi tha b{1t
cream and confectionery, and delivered TO lnv p3rt
OF the city and Georgetown, at the BaItiuioFs 1n-
ieotionery, sixth sIreet between G and n SySS
,F my ain anal a.fer aralg JAS. sAAfFIELD.
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NapMA@o.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, tis. on tho i..a dag
July, "A. D. 1863 thsTa vas presented - the Co!-.
nssoners Of Fairfield County, Ia tho State oFOh:oand
aed in tho AUDITORS Cfco OF said CoUltr. pettcn
signed by more than twelve citss35 o. sai Comfy,
living upon and being interested in tAs PUBL; road h
said County, hereinafter named, settrg oth that the
Lancaster, Lithopolis and Grovcpors Turnpike Com
pany, which is an incorporated Company uudcr the
laws OF the State OF Ohio deem it expeient aud ne
cesssry laying cut, and building the road for wh'ah
said Company has become incorporated, 70 ector upca,
and take possession OF the PUBLIC road known IS The
Lancaster and Columbus road, from ths; point, svc
miles No-thwestwsTiiy rom Main Street in tis City ct
Lancaster, on said roS1 70 the Southern boundary o.
the Village Of fLthopolis 0hio theuce from The Moth
e-n boundary Of said Village Northward to the Frank
lin County line; At or near Jasob Bishops Tasidencr
And thst i will be for the interest OF the community
using said public road, 70 have tho same t1tsn eEd
used for the purpose OF constituting said rozl there
on, and praying that the Bcari Of Commissioners
may grant permit inErtng 70 said Company, to tslse
and use said puhlic road for the PURPOSES afoFasaa
Notices further gwen, that said petition will come
sioaers. THE PEFITIoEEI5
Lancaster Ohio july ll.h, IsSc-l6
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forfhs lancaster 0nsAts. -
DibgsasspaI PFgesseinsi ntfa EsIisiorS
Needing -Insuit 20 q Minister. -


AMANDA, Aug. Goth, '6S
Editor Of Gazette Sir On Sunday
last I was present to hear the Rev. Van
Anda preach d sermon on the duty Of
Christians to sustain the Government
and more able discourse I neteriisten-
ed to, and more attentive audienoe
with a few exceptionsl during the dis
course ID seldom found III was food
for theasouls of .all,goodf men, and we
were all satisfied that'it vas well to be
there. But there was also in atten.
dance anotherSclass Of mon ana women
who have no regard for themselves, for
the laws, for society nor for their
country, who, during the delivery Of
the sermon, were walking through tho
Icrowd whispering in the. ears of those
lof their own kind which being noticed
! by men who love right and justice and
are truly in favor Of the freedom Of
speech, created a.suspicion at once that
lthey meant something disgraceful.
About the close ofthe sermon such men
as Peters, of Amanda, the editor ofthe
: Eagle, yandemark, the present candi-
date for Clerk of the Court; the Hays
the Rockeys, John Vandemark, and
a good many more of the same
stripe, gathered in group, and imme-
. diately after the benediction was pro-
nounced, called for three cheers for
the banished traitor, which was given
boisterously; and am informed by q
lady friend that there was woman
cheered for the Southern Confederacy
, and said the day previous that they
! were going to egg the parson and she
was going to throw them.
At the conclusion Of the first cheer
, they attacked an old man, by using
! insulting language, boasting that they
could whip somebody; but made ne
> assault, from the fact / suppose, tha
, there was not two of them to one Of us
) butif they had had a majority there il
! no telling what the result would hav,
:. been. Not being satisfied with tn,
E meanness already shown, they con
: tinued their assaults after the cars lef
flor Lancaster by throwing that fou
. sheet the Eagle, in the face of the min
= ister; and l am informed that this sam
Jesse Vandemark gave man pair @
4 boots to give three cheers for the
Canada man. in the church where hi
g own father was preaching. Can it b
: possible that any. man that has any re
gard for religion, for society, for him
: self or anybody else can vote for an,
q . man so mean as he has proven himsel
!, to be2 b., AMANDA.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-27

There are two full days which every
Union man in the county should give
to the cause, viz the 9th ofSeptembef,
the day of the great Union Basket
Meeting, and the 18th of October, the
day Of the election. At the fsst, we
want every man, woman and child
every wagon, buggy, carriage and
horse and every basket filed with
chickens, &c, On election day, it will
be the duty of every friend of the Gov,
ernmert to be at the polls early and
workall day, See that every vote il
out, .and'that no fraudulent votes art
cast. We speak thusearly, because las
Fall the election went by default
Remember that the most importan
battle Of the campaign is fought or
election day. The floating vete may
determine the result.
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Notice 10 Drafted Men.
HEApo7s OF TRE 18TH Coz. D:1T
Chillinothe. Ohio. Jiiy 18th 1893

HEApozs OF rRE 18TH Coz. D!sTr
Chillicothe, Ohio, July 18th, 1883 J
PARAGRAPH cd Of Circular Nc. 3; frora the Office
of the Provost Marshal General, is so tar modified
as TO requireey drafted man claiming exemption.
by reason OF having paid the sum Of th:ee hundred
dollars $500, under section Is Of The act for en-
rolling and calling out the national forces and fer
other purposes, approved March 3D. 1859, to present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from the receiver o. com
mutation money. for such amount to the Board OF
Enrolment of his district, in order to receive there.
lroin CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION,
Congressional District, has been authorized by the
Secretary of War and directed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, to receive rom drafted persons, who de-
sire IL for the purpose OF exemption FROM the DRAFT,
the money above specified. On receipt Of the sum,
tho Collector Of Internal Rcyenuo shou give the
drafted person paying It DUPLICATE RECEIPTS,
Both opesof these receipts sha be delivered TO tho
Board OF Enrollmen. on or before tho day the drafted
person is required to report for duty one copy to he
retained by the said Boardanl whenso delivered to the
said Board the drafted person shall be efurnahed by
the Board, with accrtfcste Of exemption dischargng
him from further liability under The draft by reason
OF having paid tho sum OF three hundred dollars 40
aforesaid. GEO W. RoBf,
Provost Marshal and President ofths
. ur Board Of Enrolment.
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How statcs and Districts are TO be Cred
lied for their Quotas.

lied for their Quotas.
The following; in relation to the
credit which districts are to receive in
the draft for men already enlisted, puts
at rest any question in relation toward
and township quotas. The cfeditmust
appear ON the rolls at Washington. or
it will 90 for nothing until after the
draft hassbeon made.
WASHINGTON, August 7, 1868.
To r, NJ. Bromley, D. D, I. Moore and
Henry Hebing, Committee of Com
mon Council Of Rochester:
Conference.-The Provost Marshal
General Of the United States. decides
that he will give credit for every man
enlisted from every town or ward in
our Congressional District in excess Of
the quota appointed to that town or
ward upon previous calls. and also all
persons enlisted subsequent tothe 10th
dat of November last, when the report
of our Military Committee to the Ad-
iutant General Of the State bears date
The name Of every person SO claimed
to be credited must appear on the mus
ter rolls'fled in the Adiutant Generals
Office at, Washington. He thinks il
imprudent on the score of public poll
CIV, to suspend the draft in any district
for the mere purpose of settling the
number discharged, which can be made
as we'll afterward, and before the mer
are mustered into the service, provided
the proof is furnished before the time
they are required to report.
ALFRED ELY,
| Assistant Provost Marshal
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REPup1ATps.

The Union" published at Steuben-
vile, and for thepast thirty years the
acknowledged organ of the Democratic
party in Eastern Ohio,repudiates VAL
landigham and his reasonable plat
form, and is doing battle brayely for
the cause Of the country against cop
.perheads, whose lead the editor utterly
refuses to follow. This manly aud pat
riotic course Of the Union will have
great influence in that portion Of the
State. PomeroY Tsle9raph. 90
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Clarke 4 Frttsr, h:s A.to..:ys
Dated Aagurt 6, 'ss-ls-ew,-rssT.

CH-Ics or Pz3yosz Ns-sEAt Aso Boxzo OF
ESaoItxyET, HrADoEs Chllico:hc, Aug. ID, g,
sEc o. the at. Cor enrolling md ctlHg OFT the IT,
.ionpl for,es, &c, provides hs follows;
Where there sre zwo o. x5zr soas o. sssi or in.
f-rn parents slbect TO drs, the fa.hsr, cI i s b.
doad,th mother IiAy e!e:. which son saEI 70 cz'
emit"
The election or czo.so Of the son spoken ociu ne
abo7a secton must be made al heai5usresl5 Chill.
:o.he BEFORE the dra II TOO late 70 e!sst LTzrz s
draft is made.
BY order ofthe Provost Msrsh7l GersIal.
GEo. W ROpY,
Cant. AMI Provost Marsha. lith Dis
p. g. AL other spphcstons for exemption nus: x
msdo AFTER the dra!t.
AuU3 iG9--la-1v
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Nalire To ROad Nulldrrs.

NOTICE ia hereby given thst proposals viii be r..
I ceived by John C6sney. Praslden. Of the Groye-
port and lancaster Turnpike Road Company, 81 nis
sdence in Canal Winchester Franklin county, Ohio,
until the lst day Of September, 1852 for budding hrs
miles Of said rosd, commencing near Eookers hEuz7
thence on the location Of said road north westwRrcy
TO the FIVE mile stake west Of Carroll.
Also for building the balance Of sad road coC1ner
cling 1t said Eve mile stake, thence north vestTaTdy
On the location Of said road 10 the termination OF tha;
part o. said road now under contract 70 John Robert
SON being aso Ave miles and a few chsns. Bids " !
be received separately FOR the shove sections per mile
for 10th together. Pins with specifications OF the
work csn he seen at the Office OF John Heprnsni Es3
IN CanM Winchester. BY order OF the Directors.
JOHN CHANEY, President:
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MOGHwe.

George Crook, Plhin.ff,
against -. isT&s1eil esaa:y
Boswell 3. Beielict, William 4.
Hail, Lewis 2. .Denet ct snl Hsn- Common Tsss
~ G. Eo1fhwiok, Defcnaants,
partners tratng trd dc.ag bun. C1aTt. Chic.
ness under tbs firm rane Of
Benedict Hall l. co.
Boswell s. nsledigl, william A. Hal, Lewis g, Bsp.
ediet end Henry c. Southwark, partssrs t-N1inz and
long bun;ne4s lndsg the firm and name >: Bssls.
Hll Co.. ell rsstdTgin the City Of Scw To:k IL the
state OF New YoTk, will tage notice ilst Gao-ga
Crook Of the CITY OF Lancaster, In the cou:ty .. Faf
Aeld snd State o!Oho, DID on tie 2ith day 0! JIne s.
D. 1861, file his petition in the Court o! Common Fleas
within End ior the county OF Fsroll IN sadf,rt: C.
Ohio against them, setting forth that On tho 18th Cr
3lSoTen5erA A: D. 1850, the said deEsn3an.s I'D eII.
1loy ald hire h:ta the ss.d George Crook e. tnef
clerk or salesman, for an during the pero7 f o-e
yaar beginning on the 1st day Of D5oenDe-, 4. = 1867,
anl'arTninstng On the 1st dsy Of December AD i5o
aud than and there agreed 70 pay n ;e SAD Gsc:gs
CEook fo- end IA confederation of the ssETce5 0! tas
sRld George Cr5ok, under snia contract % be re-.
1e-ea thcsirn Of eight hundred dollars sld praying
for Judgment against t1e s1d defendants for .ae sad
sum cf3s91 an ago p-syiar fe- VT CT atach-aort
gsins:theu. The s7'd Bosr5I5. De.oaic. VILLAIN A.
Hail. Lew.sS. Bsnsaic. srd Es-ry 9. .Coui1msk are &c.
s.ed thst they srs Ts1rsd % gprs5- All answer ss
petition OF or bs.ocs tbs 2tth t5y o her .ext.
GEoRGE CROOK,
By Jchn 8. Erasse s,d
Clarke 4 FT.ttsr, t.s A.to..:ys
Dated Aag1rt {, '55-is-ew-p.sT.
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The Toronto Globe on Valiandigham,

Vallandigham in his address to the
people of Ohio, says that he I" finds
himself first a free man when on Brit
ish soil, and that he is "there to en-
joy, and in part to exercise the privil
eges and rights which usurpers inso-
lently deny him at home"
Every fugitive negro can say the
same. The British Government ex
tends freedom to fugitives, Benedict
Arnolds and Vallandighams alike
But as they told Arnold long ago,
while they "love the treason they hate
the traitor" The Toronto (Canada)
Globe attacked Vallandigham for in
PRODUCING into Congress resolution
against. the release of Mason and Sli-
| dell, charging that his object was tc
bring about war with England. The
IVallandigham organs deny this, and
say that the resolution was introduced
for party purposes, that is, to gain
popularity with that class Of citizens
who hate England The Globe replies
in the following cutting style. L
says, He (yallandigham) "did thi'
because heDaS a traitor to his O,cn peo
pie, and destTedtO aid the rebellion
a; Il i: * Referring again to tn,
party maneuvre of Mr.. Vallandigham
we have only to say, as we said be
fore, that it is entirely to his discredit
Had he really believed that the seizur,
of Mason and Slidell was justifable-
though we cannot understand how hi
could have so believed-there woulC
have been some excuse for him. Blu
as it is, We, on the contrary, find hin
endeavoring to force the Administra
ton into a war with Great Britain
upon question wherein he knew
America was wrong and her ahtagonis
was right. He did this, because he ,cd
a traitor to his O,rn people, and desired t
aid the rebellion" lie did this, because
he is q bitter enemy of Great Britain
and in support Of our charge agains
him under this head, in addition tC
the remarks VIE quoted, we have thu
testimony Of the Hon. J. II. Cameron
He did this, because he knew itwoulC
increase his popularity among that viii
portion of the party to which he be
longs, whose prime desire would ap
pear to be q war between England ant
America. ffthere is anything admi
rable, if there is anything praise wor
thy, if there is anything which shoul(
enlist the respect of British subjects il
such a record as this, We again, confes
ourselves unequal to the perception"
THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
We neglected, at the proper time, t
notice the revival of this truly loya
paper, after its destruction some week
ago b y the Yallandighaih buttetnuts G
That city, The followers ofVallandie
ham and Olds, illustrated theirloy {
a free press, by destroying tho tGdsett
in the true Democratic mob Style
IBnt like all other like outrages, tho re
coil damaged the rioters more than tn
EintondedTictims. The dastardly dee
did much to open the eyes of homes
hien still lingering in tho party, an
the result is the Gazette is revived in
new and greatly improved dress, wit
brighter prospects of profit to the pre-
Eprietors, and of extended usefulness j
an increased circulation and infuenc
in advancing the good cause. We cor
gratulate the editor upon the succef
which his loyalty is winning. -P0mt
roy Telegraph.
~ 4 A n r. !.
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TRAIN 10 CIRCLEvILLE.

An extra train at half fare, will leave
Lancaster for Circleville, at nine o'clock
on Saturday morning, insteadof eight
as published last week. s'Hssf sH
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Bring every man, woman and child,
and every horse, buggy and wagon to
the Great Union Basket Meeting on
the 9th Of September, a,4s.ia 5a6raal
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s@-Our thanks are due Messrs WIN
TER, WEST, MARTIN, and HoLMEs for
their efforts IN raising the fund Of
Greenfield township assessed to send
the Gazette to the Fairfield troops.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-27

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Respectfully Toir7,
THOMAS =. eHApXAS, Chemist,
No. So Brosdwsy, New YORK
April %, Iss3-2rai
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-27

THE GREAT MEETING ON THE 9th,
The indications are that the great
Union Basket Meeting to be held on
"Wednesday, September 9Th, will be the
largest meeting ever held in the Hook.
ing Valley. The Union men of this
county will attend the meeting at Cir
.clevillo on next Saturday, for which
the Union men Of Pickaway intend tc
"retaliate' cnmasss Large delegations
will attend from Hooking, Perry, and
other counties. q.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-27

Bring every man, woman and child,
and every horse, buggy and wagon to
the Great Union Basket Meeting on the
9th of September vr " EFAsE