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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15

AsSAPEB IsoN CAPHVrT.-Mr Robert B. @. sddock
70 nerly Orderly" 70 His AEcelensy tbs President,
and more recently detective in Captain NAcubbins
Pscs force arrived here Saturday from Pon. Look
out He captured by the Yankees on the Peninsula
Aiout Ix months ago. and remained prisoner in their
hands until night last week, when he Effected bis
escape.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
By GcDDN 4 APPERsoN.
Cos IT. TONER'S SALE OF
.rEf ggFE E4IfAN RSrATR

II Ne S9ltbsdsi COrtcr Of Nam aud First Streets.
4 S Special ommd sioncr under decree of
4 GO n Ccust n the city Of Richmond, pronounced
Dab 5h Or December, s3 Is the Of Blanton and wife
-at Wicfer 6c hal proceed TO SELL at auction, the
elssr on u-SD tf, me 1871 Dec 1863 at O'Clock p NJ,
@ u not te ~ fair d.y Il ester, that valuable and de-
.rs- o,tsj Brick Tenement end the Lot which II stands
occupied by .h9 family o. he late Philip NJ Tsbb
Ths Lot ran fG3H feet the side Main st.,
1i N ~ ab-Ut 10 fe the esst Tide Of First street 70
hfy.
Enus nsir3 b, lesuce st six and twelve months,
rRoable tg tae and ils retained till all pur.
es y pl, gnd ordered by the Court,
BLACKBURN HUGHES,
de e-tfa Oommsf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15

TIE GLASS WolKs, at Rockets, are now In constant
operation, and urnng out large quantities Of ckers
tInberI prescription 'ials lamp chmneys, bOtesect
We presume the prOpretOrs will long bs able su
ply tbs demand for their wares.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15

1 UCT0E SALE BY
- WIN. II. FOWLE, SONS & co.
on TUESD = DECEMBER 18th nst at 10 o'clock We shall
Offer 1c) -l,50I Boxes Tobacco Of various grades,
g nae yey Eup ror smoking T.bacco and segars.
AFTER WHICH, CUsr IMPoRTED)
1,5a0Tar Ccton Cards, just imported,
i5l Pal l. dis Bsmora sh .es,
{o.Par French OoIsets,
-l0 81. HAS,
Lvslry b 20 Brogans,
10 Fttci,i. CHAINS,
bi-roud4 90 silver,
And sac ct may ba sent In previously the sale
W. II. FowLE EoNs co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15

~ . EsSALR--
That valuable property known ~
'LINCH'S WAREHOUSE' will be offered for sale to the
hEs pud- 40 Pablo Auction, ia Lynorburg TUESDAY,
t- Ecay Of % thBE, lstaLt situated Bridge street,
re M t,itl ara ~ The iy, ard very short distance
h- camel, 20 esd cep0s bridge leading to Amherst
jgy gaded % tae uost valuable pieces Of prop
ry t-c tEi --a'ds an opportunity to capitalists for r-
M. t-rtd.
Itl's $50. or is Cquiyalsnt
81 sale % oe.ock b. DUsSiSGroS MTLKR.
Jho. A. LIGGAT,.
dd--ids Trusted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15

. Raw. DR- HOsE's LESrURSs.-The second lecture OF
TIE viii be delivered at the First Baptist Church
CDR Burrows0 this evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
REPORF OF THT sEORETARY or 7HF

fhs length Of our Congressional repOrts and the va
rOu demands upon SpaOO, prevent u from publish
ing IN fan the report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
We have only room At present. FOR the tabular sis-
nsntS OF the report and the SSSrOtAryS summary Of
thO measure which he recommends for adoption;
lEsIIFrs AHS HIPEEDITURIEA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
DUBLISHED AY AUTHORITY
l. OF TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA.

WEST JOHNSTON, s.--..s-.
Publishers aud Booksellers,
145 MAIN STREET.,
Have recently published the
FIFTEENTH H0USAB.D Of
GILHAM's MANUAL
or INSTRUCTION B0R TIE " LUSTEEa5 AND MILITIA
OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES. by riliAm Gihsm, Colo
mel Of Volunteers, Of fscs ana Uemmardnt q
Cade Virginia Military Institute I2nlo., PIP 49,
ProfuSely and beautifully illustrated with nssry 100 pste5
coNTENTs.
Army Organization
OrsaniEaton OF Cavalry
Arms and Ammunition
School Of the Con pany
School OF the Trooper
eehoo Of the Squadron
Honors and Manner Of Paying Them
The ktsG
Organization Of Infantry
Organization OF Field Artillery
School Of the Soldier
Target Practice
School Of the Troop
Evolution CT the Re iment
Duties Of Captains, &c, &c.
Battles
Articles OF War
This n one invaluable and meoriors military pub
ncatIons exan II aectped and stspdard authority win
genues OF the Confederate sses sud cons
Itself Of the very best OF toe Art o. az
In language
RI Upon the receipt OF the price will forward the book 10
any part Of the Co ifederacy
Z address orders 70 WEST & JoHasToN,
de1E2t Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
IN PRESS, AND WILL BE PUBLISHED
MACARIA;
THE ALTARS OF SACRIFICE.
A NOVEL.
By the authoress Of "Beulah {"

TO THE PUBLIC-we explanation TO The trace, 90
well eading public fer the unforeseen and ins
lion appearances Of this brilliant novel he @ are thst
The manuscript long since placed the hands 81 the enter
Using priners-Hessrs. Evans oogsEel Of chsr iU
medateiy after, however that city besegd by he ny
snd When two natures OF Macaria were IN type l. bassng
necessary, stationary measure for srf kyals Sc
remove their establishments 20 Columbia Tie utuae
and delay CONSEQUENT upon this removal
Iary delayed Of Niles hyans e,.E Bn se have
nov the qualification announcing that MAO1ElA VIII 20
ready in early the month Of January end that
authoreas WESF JOHNSTON,
fubhcrs &C
dafl-qt 145 Main street, Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND MARKs d

VALUABLE RBSlDKNCEA AND MAKE
Garden, Of mile north OF The city, together yih
Stock Farming implements, &C., for sale a. Auc,i IN. vii
be sold on "WEDNESDAY, the 10th day CT Decenbsl,
premises A IL O'clock NJ the desirable county lately Owned
By W. L. OoWardn, Esq., containing twenty highly
proved with nns young orehardoi choice u trees
1hA buildings are two story framed house, with md
pofAes kitchen with 3roems large bagn With thsd stable
and COW house-aD In good order; also, good ice AM
pond portion Of the land Is well set In Winter vegea -
Aer the sale Of tie real estate viii be sold ell the sd
paoa, consulting Of booded cows, and colt uls &C.
gshsr with the farming implements. JAS NJ TAYL0E
de10 Aucignfes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS nav.

BY f. r. PIEAskSTs, Auc,iopeer
I Attt SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE CAB
BIN % dec ns sness) 70 sell he whole Of his
1ss6S7 The 81, isSii is Ss 'iT s.s ps
shardes ro,esocd hgsny parlor suite. Of furn
ser oqleasii chamber turaiure. ia rosewood, m.ho.
AMI as.s.i ssss q PET. qua teiisvOrk tabn,
I'D, c-Ef, ss.coa Of, e "a les
~ 's sad + .s.s sl'i 80 pi.ao stools
Y.ry Asa Ssons safegany and rosewood p.rIer chairs
arm afd wig roelrng ehsis
l9si5 +, sdes ID chamber chairs
Jsary Lind, c tfags and French pest besstesds
iur,a 5, MAJ ,o7 AMI plai1
El.g.n5 carved Eardro6e' rosewood mahogany and wal.
T T,s,.s sgs. ', .s5.!. .H'rbie'ep'
Iasaes, eou ting room eesS
- OF cots, vs,hboaiss, trooms
ESis1sion dnog tables
p rassorluy-dirlngdo
Rs Ta9i ard @shogany sIieboards. m,rbetps.
asir saafs sndshuck snd cotton MATTRESSES
Pliow.aases ban- els
Com ~, ipTeld. ana she'd,
y, q re@as 70 dsm.sk cloth
Furn iurs trimmings
go iook b. g ass Plates beat quality, from II So1U
10 oss screws. from, II inch to IN inch
s sCs - ,st, ess'-is, assorted
2oloia. ana coat hooks
t0.O sB0bs
Patent joints auf bed screws
ts,ut.he cabin door hooks
6ira IS 20 qui sand paper
Usao'tsry Sad furrturs t.cts
.BrcsdlX.s 10 rev crculSf saws
Sowsats end frames
Fruss and iron butts.
so ibsG Cue SOFA srd chsr springs
AEest variety o. harsdaIe, 700 numerous TO mention,
suitable for the uade and worthy OF attention.
4 Office stoves; 100 feet stoye.ppe
9 cords Dry ctk wood
ca avs deeancrs, pitchers
pst Gu aud sa-ees,
Kni.cs and 1orts
ALSO,
"a fott 9 best rye Whlssey,
logo los old reach brandy.
. 5uls app bfancy,'
b1s0f Listey
1bbl superior brown sugar.
b Is sal, ,eef; 20 b s sit porE,
Mlctmet IN tranay,
u ai pdle warmth extract logwood,
Psent . ne; rumiees ne,
- q, '7d hllf spr MAJ webbing twine,
dcz.r soules larness lacking
Brrsae1, pa.9n and stsios
lot o. dressed 1pa-, pine and button wood,
Lot o. cherry and walnut,
Ma oga and the-ty scanilng,
LOT o. l-ouldings &c.
Also
VIII be sod abost . go lbs prime fresh beef
The vh -ie chaoce lor coed investment a. ths
nest e urn.u made IA the City regular custom
d ana ael The ra'era and lumb is scarce and valua
Purchasers fom the country can have their furniture boxsd
at tor shfment sale Continued from day to day n,tl ali
eoed GU Z. s. PLEAsENTs,
Auctioneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
ADJUTANr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS ovTrCE. |
RIcHHoHD, Dec. 7, 1853. I
GENERAL ORDERS,
No lao.

appointed
If Ell o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
VALUABLE FARM,
IN ina COUNTY OF AMELIA,
TLris Mics Belgw the Conrf Honss


FOR SALE At AUCTION.
e q the Iequest II Mr. y: Ii. Marshall, will be
:. st cn ~ Psniss, TUESDAY, the 18th day Of De-
'. be-, l oCo,k ri fhe valuable Pa In the county Of
Amsut, tr 4 be.9a The Court House. which he
sr c"nsls 400 Of land, ebcu go cleared, asd
.hoe h o hu lat laud The olher 800 Is pine and oak
ln1, az g-et ni gd produces we. The Dwelling House Is
alrge ole Fe air. consisting four and base
uei 10 30 e. i've negro houses, besides Kitchen
500 --glo new civ ieet-houe two mall stables and
one ssr t tc bseC iarDs. and gransry The yard
ani lIa-te sllec @. enclosed.
r4 nrs liberal srd ssia go 40 sale.
Peso ,ia ill., ctr whilg tttedd the sbove SALE viii
God c59vej "a AslA Court House take them the
bIt.
diii--4t JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
MEDICINES FOR THE POOR

4tA The Apothe-
sAras Of ne Oily Of Richmond hereby authorised 70
msicin city Eeeouut for the Il such persons
rasdlpE ssa Tia a0rpordfs En said city
be abba for them odsS os medicines signed by the AZ
tsndng rhygsians snd endorled b. nsm-"For S PoOr"
ShaI DC heir authority for furnishing the
Physicians respectfully and ney requested 10 take
sy order Of the Board Of oVsrsssrSOf the Poor.
JR oHAhBERLAYNE,
dslG-a Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
LARGE SALE OF PERSONALLY.

WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at. the resi-
dence the late Mrs Ann Washpgtop Caroline county,
"WEDNESDAY, the 10th OF December fair, II not
n fair day thereafter, all the al estate Of the dscesn
embracing Horses. Mue Work Oxen aock Of superior sheep
HogA Doth atsd and ock Cattle Doth beef sock
raj thousand bushels Of Corn, Fodder, Straw Wagons Carts
Poughs, Harness. &c. &C. Also, Family Csrsgs Match-
Horses Household and Kitchen Furniture, many other
liable articles incident 10 large farm.
Sale 70 commence at IL A. NJ.
fEahs-oash, In Confederate money.
JOHN WASHINGTON,
no11-d1aw4t6dtds Exr OF Mas. ANN WASHINGTON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
NOTICE TO Tax-PAYERs.

HVNINhs ~ IHA-fA1EHSs
t(UbSUANI to an Ordinance, passed the 18th
n june 1855 VI attend e he ONCE in the CITY
Ha from be 18Th - toe 8t Of December, inclusive
eeve Ae rsHfg he9 Texes ON such persons
m o. 10 per ee1s By having preyc usly paid The
Gt haf Ia Juuc lat IN tccoda1ce with he said Ordnance
JULIUS A. HoBs0N, U. O. Z.
" r. v hegern from the above Collector Is re-
qfred u ~ q on from 18Th 3st OF the month.
receive ts .eua in{ due on Juae last Before
~ ~ . y be required by Ordinance 10
y Else Deqiea Real Estate to be non-psymsst
OF psKr..
who have not doue viii the necessity Of calling
anapsJls r gsxs, is impossible for the Collector cali
o "a I'm before he a-yertses
~ raSefmlst be rst win the terra specified long In
az lm5 j. A. HoBsoY, O. @. r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
csFIcg VA. cYrTRAL r. 4 co. [
RIcHxosp, Dec. 11th, 1e63.

RICHx0sD, Dec llth, 1s6S !
4 II AsFErING of the Board OF Directors
In sf s Va csairai r. R Company. held at Richmond Dee
Re9le1 at the prsctce OF Depot Agents and other On
ce IN us {, many ergsgei in Specializing In fresh meats,
We e1ibs and r1 or eny other article liable 70 .bus and
therefore Il ioroaden. fondAnr
IelZ-st nesianh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
BY T.. w. KEEsEE Ascr
AUCTION SALE.
IN THURSDAY next, the 18th inst, at l65
" O'CLOCK, we Will Offer our usual va'iey CT
sr..,
whskies

and other Groceries.
ALSO
Gross and Cos
Enslsh Ricklss and CsisupS
This Will be last sale for the year 1885, will
LARGE OFFERING OF GOODS to tSe Trace well worthy Of
ID cir tent!on.
Parties desiring 70 avail tn nseves Of aeneht Of this sale,
must inform Of their shipments early Monday M
70 be Included In more detailed advertisement before TIE sale
TARDY WILLIahs..
7. ". KKrsEH, Aucioneer. Gel4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
AUCTION sA1Ea
YUTURR BAYS.

FOR SALE AT AU TON
WILL b. sold, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
w OF December the premises u o'clock , te ysi-
liable Brick Tenement souh aide OF Msh street b
18Th and nearly opposite the 81 Charles Hotel prefsnt
occupied ~ Geo. JAG BIS, Eq Dry Goods to,e aud DEe
ing.
This property truly valuable and may be regarded Anoug
The best locations for business city well VA
that further description is deemed unnecessary.
TERss TO suit the purcl aser.
de it'd JAS N. taylor, luct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15

w As committed to The Jail Of Henrioo sounss
~ On sae "a % oetsbeL 1893 GEORGE, slave Of one
s1ai IL q % q - or - years ol Eve feet eight mel =
gn slk eolpeEons And stsst bait when committed
oak cot b ~ plutst and Isit sloush hst
l ona h hs uSeetef & Prove prcpsrty pay charges
GE0. ID. PLEaeANTs,
deIi-CGT srerid OF h nrco Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-15
NOTICE

s.- NOTICE.
I'M annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
4 "a NANCE EsTER 0rToS AND WOOL MANUrAo
TURF cetpsaY SIN b. he'd at the Office OF te Agent Of
TuEsDAI, Dsseuber l5h, q i2 ocloci. -
dec -. VIII H POWERS Agent
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09
Gbe Gantaster &a3ftte,
THR DEAD CONIRApE.

OH soldiers lay him gently down,
Aud soitly raise his dropping head;
The noble spirit home hath flown
Toaeh gently now the early dead.
Low hangs the flag he proudly loved;
Bare hes the blade he proudly boro;
But the freed spirit far above,
Weeps for stained liberty no more.
Draw softly now the waving hair,
Across the forehead hroad aud low;
Aslmny curlis missing there,
Against the dead checks chilly snow.
With the lasi letter homeward bound,
II rests against his mothers breast
Awaun, true hiding place is found,
While low in death its fellows rest
Quiet the frnged eyelids lie
Above the snothered patriot fres,
That once beamed in his flashing eye,
With the brave spirit ofhis sircs,
!, And silent now the stifiened lip
Once curled in angry scom at those
Who, turning frou tine path Of right,
AZ Became their countrys deadliest foes.
Fold the cold hands above tho breast,
So rudey pierced by rebel hall,
Aud lay our comrade down to rest,
Away from friends and dear ones all.
Oh sad will be tile hearth at home,
When kDownthe waste that war has inad'
When from the field returns alone,
His glory-covcred LATHE blade.
A mother tears for him shall flow
Proud tears, though bitter, free from shame
Shot at his post soldiers death!
A death no coward dares to claim
Then soldiers, gently lay him doan,
Aud softly raise the dropping head;
And while ye mourn comradc gone,
Think proudly Of that coinradc dead.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09
Ariemu. ward ON copporle.d,,


Artemus Ward may be stamped
sound on Coppcrheads. lie says in
his last letter:
Not long ago | made revoo ov 10.
seph'9army. | was consid rabIy sur.
prised to obsarve all the cannon pintin
ritetowmds the North. nE
Ny blood-stained veteran. sez +
addressin a Lieutenant Brigadicr who
was plain old sledgo' with Il tenth cor.
porlls clerk for yaIlcr postage stamr
a corner-my blood stained vctcrai,
why are not them guns pntin toward,
the Southern Conthicvcracy?
Thunder! replied the Lieutenant
BrIgadicBt tprniD upa Jack from thcbot.
tom, thunder! what's the use of nimn
EN- towards the South as long as there
is wuss cncrmies TO our GUY 'mcnt in
the North? 1t will be a easy matter tc
wipe out the rcbsaller we put down tho
Copperheads in the North,
My bloomin hero, scz !, i rncs,
you are about rite. The 'Bullcrnuls
are mean Traitors, but the c. II. sarc 4
internal sight mcancstrrr
That : sol scz the tenth corporl',
clerk, slippin an ace up his kotc sleeve
Fleitthem thare innocent pastime
and propeId-propcId II little toomuch
Tor wandered outside the Fed 'ril lines
an surrounded . soccsh pickcts, mn
took 'em prisoners. Tho f. f. VS.
thesoF, +. VS. don't mean Five Fool,
lsh Virgins, scarccl V objected to ne.
companyin me; so | followed them
Cohsidcrin' they was my prisoners
they used me rettyroughIy But it.
there way, | iollcrcd the chaps nearly
to Riclmun, when some +. f. V. shiv-
llrics got squint Mt me- They immc.
dlaloly commcnst for 10 hold tharc no.
ses shct, an sum pulled of tharc shoe,
an siockins, as cf | was goin to licl,
thare feet
Keep u respectable distunar say,
oncd iN IH NTH9HINl add =.
Yes, will to keep respectable. -
Those was my sarcastic rctorL.
leg yonr pardonl apologized the +
+, VS. putin on tharc shoes ano
Slockins, an taking their diglts from
Tue Nasal organs We thort YOU wa,
one of them Nuthcn Coppcrhcdcc
peas mon, who are always wantin {,
lick our feet an makeup withus.
Peas men ! sez |. I'm in i!lyorof ,
yAgrus prosecootln Of the war Dittt
my friend A, Linkun.
Well ,sez they, we have some rcspccl
fora Yankee wot STAINS up for his Guy
inents--but the blowy Vallandigham
mer, Woodscs, Hughes, and so lth, W,
think little lower than u runawa,
nigger.@ lfthey was locked up byyon
Gov'mcnt, we would rejoice. The,
are notonly traitors to the North, bu
70 the South 2.
Il alters considered EN- 40 too-eS
cept to the South. Ditto my friend A
H. xQnte4kmff'tsr s
I''pologized for captooring their
pickcts, AN they released them on pi
role-whatever that is, / bleeve,
the Copperheds would behave then
selves, an not drink too much whisky
they would be as good Union men
the rebels. Jlst about.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09
THE INVALID SERVICE.

The War Department has issued an
order enumeratinG twenty-nine kinds
Of physical intirmitics that do not dis
qualify enlisted men for service in the
Invalid Corps, and twenty. five that do.
The order concludes: whilst the GOV
ernment is most anxious to provide for
and employ those faithful soldiers who,
from the wounds or hardships Of war
are no longer able topcriorm active duty
yet ii can upon no account permit men
undcscrying or totally disabled to enter
the rseryice. Those faithful soldiers
whose physical infirmitics are loo great
to admit Of their being of any nsc in
the Invalid Corps, will nevertheless re.
cciye the pensions and bountics pro-
vided by law. II is further announced
that no officer or enlisted man shall re-
celve any pension, premium or bounty
for re-enlisimcnt or service in the in
valid corps They will receive all other
pay and allowapces now authorized by
law for United States infantry except
increased pay for rc-enlistment. Claims
for pensions or bountics which may be
due for previous service will not be in.
validated by the enlistment in tho in
valid corps, but no pensions can be
drawn on accrue 10 any man doing hi
share in said corps The officers and
men will be organized in companies Of
infantry OF the same strength as is now
authorized by law for United States in
fantry. No organized brigadcs, rcgi
ments or companies will be accepted
assuch. EnlistmcntS in this corps will
he for three years, unless sooner dis
charged.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09
SECU ITY NSURANC G, NPANY,
OF NEW YORK.

These companies divide three fourhs OF net profile
annually to the Policy Holders In scrip, bearing In
terost cent, thereby funding the surplus and
giving Policy Holders groates security aad cheape
Insurance, .H ...'iaf ..# ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

The Difference Between Union Men and
those who Can Themselves Demo-
Gratis.
We have collated the following scnti-
ments in order that our readers may
see the difference'between loyal Demo
Gratis and Buttcrnuts. That faction
calling itself Democratic, claims to be
loyal. Let the following sentiments
determine Conditionalloyalty slittle
better than unconditional disloyalty:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09
Pleasant Township seminary,


TUNHE above Seminary, united with the Iyglenic.
III Home Cure Is mn Institution OF learning that
presents % ALL but more especially to lnvalldS, the
opportunity OF securing thorough Education, and
of improving their physical powers at the Same time,
and f0rlesS money than troAtment alone would cost
them vt any other Water Cure.
For particulars send for circular and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
3Oth A. D. 1864, and consist of 10 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, as follows:
Summer Session from March the 30th to June 10th
1861 Twelve weeks tuition 81. Vayaton 10 week.
Fall Session, from August LIST to November the 18th
lsGl Twelve weeks tuition Sc. No vacation.
Winter Session from November 23d 1853 to March
18th, 1851, Sixteen weeks tuition So.
Tuition must bfpaid In advance or secured by note;
aud no reduction will be made on account Of absence.
nD-Boarding, consisting of farinaceous food fruit,
and vegetables, will be furnished by the Principals ut
50 2perWeok,
b0-Ihaye also purchased Piano, and secured the
services OF Professor e. ScuSnpER to give instruction
the Plano, and other instrument Of music, ON rca-
sonable terms Dr. JOSEPH FEEMAN, principo6
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February %, lsC3-lyjV
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To the People of Fairfield County.
We arc personally acquainted with II. NJ CLARKE,
E4a, and believe him 10 be honest and capable. We
chaerfuly recommend him Ia our frendS Of the lith
Regiment as proper person to attend the collection
of Soldiers Claims, Back Pay, Bounty, Pcnsions,Sc.
John NJ. Council Colonel 18th RegimentO. v.
NJ. f. Moore. Lieutenant Colonel 18th Reg y. V. |.
A. j. Davis, Aljutmt 18th ohoi. ..- .....,
Daniel Kutz.
Captain Is. +. l3uttericld, Comdg 20. y 18th ".
Lieutenant J. H. Arnry.
Capt lin Ezra Rrket1, Company +, 18th Res.
Lieutenant D. O'Suvan.
J. W Stinrhcomb Captain Company H.
4. 2. Ashhrook, lst Lieutenant Company II.
William II. Pugl, III Lieutenant, company B.
g. Ognrn, Captain Company |, 18th Ohio.
Leo Nolos, lst Lieutenant ConIany I, 18th Ohio.
u. ". Rcu, Captain Company X, lIth Ohio.
:. H. Collins, ri Lieutenant. ..
.. t. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master l7th Ohio.
Il. H. showers, Captain Company q, 18th ohio
Captain c. H. Iiiplcy, Company ID, l5th ohio,
I Lieutenant G. VI. Webb, company u, 18th ohio.
lieutenant o. Is. Brandt, Company G. 18th ohio.
Lancaster June Is, lSti--l2tf
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N.IRGIL T.. SHAW
,'. Law, OFFICE.

AFFIcE OVER siFFoRD pELAsHMurTs
,NlDRUG STORY, Wf attend pfofiiptyto ali busi.
ness sutrusted to his care
~ Ltheaster, July 3, '62-h