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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
A Letter from Hon, Hugh J..Jew-
cit,

The Hon. Hugh j. 'Jewett was unable
10 attend the great Democratic meeting
al Barnesville, on the 3Oth of May. His
absence ID explained in the following le.
ter. How do the Copperheads, the peace
at any price men of Fairfield county, like
these words: "a once dissolved Union,
a surrendered government. cannot be rs
claimed. This is an evil which cannot be
repaired, and which We must avert. and
can only apeH, by supporting The gov'rn
ment, regardless of lis policy, relying upor
the people through the b,llot.box. to pu
all things to rights" Certainly be is al
Abo!ilionist. Read him out Of the DINO,
cratic patty. "Re9ardltss Of its policy
Horrible!
"zlsEsvnLE, May %, 1869.
| J. Il. CoLLiss, ESQ:
DEAR SrR-Ian in receipt Of your kind note Of lh
2Oih inst, inviting mc to address mass meeting o
| WV W sNu' w uNt" ~ Dhi hos
vile on the 30lh inst.
| "For The last ten days have been confined to m,
room by sickness This 10 the nrst day have beef
able to visit my office. The condition Of my healtl
would not Justify my Attempting 10 max speech o,
the 30th Ircgret this, for there is no people TO
whom feel a stronger attachment than the people
OF Belmont County. When young, and a stranger
in the county, they extended TO mo many klndnes
ses. 1t will always give me pleasure 10 servt
them in any way can, and especially to advise with
them touching the alarming condition OF publ,
Affairs, that. whatever disaster ma befall our
try, the ey may feel that upon their shoulders rests
IN no degree, the responsibility. The GoVernmeO
may not be administered as we would admin lister II
had the power; manythings are done which are
shockingto our ideas Of a free people and repub
lican form of government, and in bad faith to the
loyal sentiment tho country, North and South
who connded in the early pledges Of the Admnistra
ton; all these evils which we must endure they
can be remedied; but a once dissolved Union,
su rendered Government, can not bo reclaimed
THIS is evil which cannot be repaired, and which
we must avert, and car only avert by supporting
aud sustaining the Government, regardless Of It's
policy, relying upon the people, through The ballot
box, to put all things to rights.
"Yours truly, II. J. JEWETT."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

LEAD ORE Found IN MusKrNoUM CoUN
TT. Mr.. Henry Kruger has q specimen
Of lead ore 10 the window Of his store
which was found few days ago in thil
county. 1t is about 80 per cent. lead -
We learn that the situation Of tho farm
upon which il was discovered has mol
been divulged, as some parties are con-
templating buying the land. Il is rep
resented tina. the ore 10 In considerable
quantities. - ZanosviIle Courier.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
Adsre,s of ne Nadcual League

We invite tho special attention Of our
readers 10 the address Of the National
League Of New York, which will / e found
10 to. day 3 issue of our paper. 1t is one
of the most ably written and eloquent
papers published since the beginning ol
the waI Ii sets forth that not only the
civil and religious Ib,ry of mankind
depend greatly upon the issue Of the pres
cu. struggle, but also to great exen'
tie material prosperity Of the world
There ore. there is TOO much involved in
the issue Of the war, to allow the cause
of the Uuion to lail. The very thought
of failure makes the heart of the patrio
sick. To succeed, the people of the
North must ba united, and for the pur
pose Of uu'ing them, the National Leagu
is formed, 10 the language Of the Ad
dress:
"The G ID of battle is not the onl,
field OIL which the merits of this wa
must bo decided. The lorum and III
hearth stone are scenes Of NO l. IS mo
mtntpus rontesl."
"The struggle is for the possession Q
The natjHpal mind, as well as of the ma
tioual arm. Truth and error are con
tending for the mastery"
The struggle al home, then, is no les
important than the struggle in the FIELD
We must possess the national mind an
be abie to turn it, like tremendous bat
terry, against the rebellion before it can b
crushed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

FArR.-The annual meeting Of the
Ohio State Fair will hold ito sessions at
the Fair Grounds in the city Of CIevs,
land, on the 18th, 10Th, l7.h, aud 18th
days Of September next, competition
open to other States. ..,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
DIR. A. G. BARLOW

HOMEOPATHIC sKsTEM,
and wllattsu 10 the duties Of his easionboth
in the city aud country. Office NOfth Wqpy
CSThor BrOa d and WhesifuH strseN
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

What the Rebels Expect from the CoppeV
heads. -ee,
The Richmond Enquirer Of the iaiA
says:
Oar sympatiics are all confined al
home; ys. it is just possible we may help
those devoted Copperheads in the only
way we know how; also that they, on
thsir side, ore now abou. ready to aid us
in the only way we can accept their aid.
|. If orr troops Should, this summsr appear
,UitAin their borders only whsrs 6stpssn
Cairo and Philadelphia, hey sOOEld Do
hailed as friends By a population nOse
pretty wsR cured Of e Plwi6ns UaSm!
Their cry yould not Do Union, 6ut dslivsr-
ancs, Waa, then, and vatch. and keep
your lights 5arniag, ys Rnights Of The
Golden Cirelsl a ssls.
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News Items.
.,.l.-.pA.t o q. N.u ie,t sv,.l

rAs 'tti, - Co1S'''4llonAi o7ven Ion h,,ssse'd
u-. "a 'es,t, - b. All = the rraeo-,i s..,s.
IHos.- W s''is a '9iitL 80 h'cs fo,nss.,sd Ia
,hsr,ns y Ir .isrGeucr,L -i't r,trn's''3u tote
cilis to IL coupi iusnt his Old I.i,h buGad,
Gus9suI.s entered Riands.nc. ~ I2rurufom
Cano, iI., 90 s444sy, stL sturtA ,oulis sih
s~s al ms,G
souTw..r N'uonu 1, fr,e from o-s'a trs hcdi"
ofrebs! ,svops, 61t eusa"hs kt,I ,th ooo'iuus
deprsdA o-i
DG W. p Erc.u -ho rt,euti. e.s,n,e hon %,
K.eL.n "a " sJn, stlvsc ss Gslty Et 'rs, ". -
sztur.S
InE sccre's-y ofwr D.. s.,eca'.nu. d tts o,ns, ef
P-cvot Nar a. TO the war osy,r''reat; ipt 20, .'s
iHcuusc7i ~ Col. B,hcr, iii tsuisie 10 WNh.Ds',o
ir 'hc prctr'
.PatL, pslru,A a',ra,ch cert 10 us co Saturday.
soneuoe.s tht evacuation Of Richmond ny ~. rrbss
u fnlr Be o. eotoe oors4~fius ,Bs ,ovEes u tos
e.,ieh
TrRisrrrrr, srouod Dsyto.. Ohio, nsds rssS
den 1,'s,ten ir ,h 4; city Oh Sru-t'y, brinsns u
80 ioto,o good. IS srsrs of A'uf. ,ud O. sssoe
10. OF '.-D produce, 'or the fauiliu oil ~ounteoiA
Tht~ p r.iw =, rep,s. ths donA,ion Ia Jspusfy.
Norwtrnsr.rri-o thu attempts 10 di'cr.tN ire
poriicn Of J.fsrson Davis ectIs.p jnasnos recently
Published. u Is po.itissy s.oertslusd .hN the oris,
ns. are ali on 6s and in po,A,ssop o. ths Govsrn
meet
tux STAT. .lcetion IN Minnesota, m ru..ts, last.
rsuited tn The el>,,iou " s'spheu Alicr, The Union
candidate, Tor Govcsrot Millc-' r's crt, -Ii not
hs 70. than 20 .OCn The cit, of ~ PauI ss-e no
iu'ou majority, and th. count, 22t, shich 10 sss
ofiOoO
utoorptr-us 90, usoi &, hun. Union r,en 10 ihe
recent f.tCl rd upon ksynsld, heo oc,r, 90
ire,s ooo- a.D,ei logsu',s rsga f,queuVT et'isi'
40 4.defsI ls. D,a1utrs N,-s . ss'rosd tfain
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60 LouN. Sgr. i.-.rfsrf,i -'yicc, represent e. it
AsG sGr. 9ba rscontly Prices ssdiut-'-t', g. en- rr'
,eu.ou o. Geo. steele. over teven d. rtred vt.su-
C r. from Y-n Counsy, Af., hsvs r,gI1ed 70 Zen.
steele for duty
III. DsnocrAT's Lt'is Eocs correspondent siv.s
psr,ieuisrs ofthe recent hsht q, Pm. Bur. All
The attach .as made on the 2;,h ult,mo, b. fous
Thousand rebel cs,alry. under xNmsdut- God {. b.
hctt. The garrison consisted OF ,tout seven hundred
infantry, under Col Clayton and thsy ~ers iot,,led
in tee Count boare. surrounded by bsrresdns the
streets leailrr thereto tn cotton biiCs Ths rebels
approached from thrce directions. but after repeated
eharees during -hieh Clayt af.4li,fy played hsv
N their ranks. thsy ~,rs snd trsn #, 10
the iosn, eavins three hu ndf,d tiisd and s0rndeG
IN ouE hsnis, our loss sss eleven - sld .fiy
tuf.s tsJ
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Es,., Of Nsv Yok. 80 unss 'nousy reelected for
the s1,rins yvsr amid thsodsrs Of sp2lsus.. TIE
Head Council ~ss then appointed, consisting q s's
n.nhes Th's tody seprssents the Cseips ~ ne
hest Centre 0en. CcrevraD. end James Cihoes,.
OF phissslrhis, aud N. scapne, Of M,noit ss
among nc spicin weuts. stste centres ssrs tnsu
apo wot q to sovsrn the orssniaA Ion In stse. -
"a frt>su-r sers spcpiutrd tbfv fu'nisn
tonts - 'be fsiih'nl ps'fjtmsucs of their dUt
they ar tDeu d e.tso h-1 character and posi.11.
sui uofnbsr. = tNc o'p,nit,ticn. resolution sNs
Then psscd - tstu' 20uN cori " the rs.oiu'ions
eon'tita icn, ~ 49, srd ad1 es,ss and ti''rhu
'H.U no Tc'l sncug We fts. Inc Ccrsen' leu
N,u 'ioufaed 20 meet sssia a, ,ueh tms .ud pice
a ne tcn'tNt togurU Uialt dJfrf riue. Itlr 'nn
l'on hNi acr'r etched Import. st lehcrs within
tI- o. tso thc tDtirc -,rt ~ ue ia.t b.'oo tht
suI. .tr'u srt tr,.t t.tp|e
pH 'rfisdsv rvr1irs the 'or.sr'icr t,1u,r st~d
VI - frsri Ns ms 80 go. .ltI, a tl "a
t.fH... Fir sr. ir.t'. sstt 49, IN 49,.
'-.-ses r.ts hv esfi'". s'Hti"'nra. Ous 't'u, vs
= 10 .irt'F uUtt'cafs. ~ Nuafes.t NsssA ft''tst
.+ avs 90 - h 90 trr. t''t y 90 40 i'Inus d
iCrr 's-7o Its ftnu ssVtf man '.tN 10 vss
So. fh.., us, pctlou = the htothct hcnc r'r'.ut
MI. .u ssf tht rior arviy. sai So tf.-'s
..'-v .rih {, eimsrt 10 the a-nIy v,I rerrsrutct
lfs It.ntrn Nr4 los ttF VI t1' N;s u.tn,oi g. tie
rIH' -.1l's a. fl,0 u,rtt. 1'i-'y n''I-tsbc, .ri
avs.'. Do iTnt Of. rss otea -ich h-'oa -' a
Nitu y"NtNu
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Tennessee.
Rebel Dispatches-rt rts Yankees MsrchisG

Atlanta. Ca, Sor. A-Tbs Ysntar rosDtsiu pcs-
session Of EaecooD valley, having been hesViy rein.
forcfd The, sbsl our forces incssantly. The foods
IN Isnocsss have tsuoushed All their ron ooDs
The Yankee advance has reached flereuee. We 90
cuo l. ucon, vh.,h pi,.es u. .hn 80 miles Of
hn0r'ille, b.h' nd the de'ences ~ the enemy. TIE
.LsnIy sre rs,jins the eounuy near livntsviie com
n tt.ue srcst q, PIE isuc1i Their r''is are more
dnssrou, ,hsn AM Of taer prsesdin. on-' 10 Md
son sod Huntsville Counust. Ur,ss IA, it .n bic
power 20 mu,tls tte .sgrAuh, but he cirnoi mutfc
tae m,ns Toe Nante', have gained inporisus st
vAa.,s., ~ith, the las, - hulr., -hch uuieis thev
court.rsctcd. si place th- question NJ a. h.st ~
taeu army 10 Ch.t.spooet beyond si dcIb'.
Chattanooga, Nor :. -ihs rebel th''- zone t'ii
io-,n s1eli, q. ", to-tay ',oul I0otlut N1l1ii .,
Do lns uo damage. All Ia Jaet eisevhere orF the
li1es Bcs's from bridgeport, 9TH supplies mail.
Aad pssseDsers, come up throush tho cfect TO
Browns Very There .re 40 miles o. .Ason trans.
por,st.ou fien Drogu's Ferry 20 Chstt,noos, Pay
masters sr,,cd to Cav .ih fnnds TO psy the ,roops
Cdro. M, Nor Z The Ntmps', HttlsfrS, of 'bs
5th iD sste, bat stevens and Bell, ~ltb force oi
500 rtbI serr.lls. eonset pt us and robbins 10
shelby. FsJ ett. aud Upton counties.
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General intelligence.
(By xsI 90 ~ Wy. son.

p,.-rIc, .s-, 'hs Admin 'r.ior, Il II 'u'p.-s
~, nlr. 90 orr b. s'e Gcn..s'. v los itssusfcnd-
vfs, ali UHA -. vat.tiI.ly t.t 'n..4Su Of tsast
40.r ~ 'o3rt ~ lDIultf. 20 she ss ot cen
y - ., noao'-hv 'pftfs' him Of all fEs sh,rg.s
t-, res, .Ad Il 10 gr3h4rit tast he vi Dc ass- =
% an u4p1-..nt .o.I IDo,
t,N. Bss. EtTl hs tsusd hs pfoe,nAtlOo, 80
cnstil. Nv Pres ieutr col, iOf cops. IL sbItu''s
l-t aud pslr.oitc. His spi al 10 kentGci isat %
c,ttt fuff irG and ~ the ranks " trelf tb4h
= in'nts "A the ted ir eloquent.
IrZ Coy,rrors Of Illinois sud N'-hissn. sni c,h.'
f't,'uqpisl - guest v"rc eptsrtsiu,d ~ 'is 'sfy
rAb. - - the soldiers fag, ~ hirst on lhuT.'
irv, Dlef. ititY young riili 81 'ei "a 'ti' .
fh ~ coFtun" con'tr ois vhns 'not .. ~ ~.
rcd sIlpps ruaa!n ON top 20 to- ton, lIuo Sfhhi
4i.i tsrls t,u brst'rt cAp. snd tbs liN siorl-
der a Oss'tt Of --d d yh t. and hue. n me even
itg stlrstss. Isdr py several o. 'ne non'i A"'e
rfff Il
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The Great Irish Congress.
Additional rroceeG.ass.

TNs Fsalan Brotherhood ,t.ouruCd their sr,ai
Co-yeDti3p il ChicsE' % rhWsiar nigl', .ts' =
three oegtI 1iol. the f's' u .teb va re>'rsd %
Saturday, sl'. AZ a.. adjourned r,setinF
Wcdntsdav, uu-sris cf three hunared deie.af.' r,-
.eseuiin. centre 9ft1e.etie' IN vn.ol. par. ot
the UoiIet st,,s, CArslt .nd I-elsnt o.. ntei 20
pec'l Of thrg n1rueI It hhsniy .,gu fe'nt that
re rci,n ,.irci vc-9 aSU p-cscD' if''u egcJ g''or
'l ths In'sd .ts's. ,'mir- rF- Ch,smsn o' n.
C,-'uitfce Oh r. out o.. ~ James Clba n., of
PhilldsiphiA usas an eloquent sddie. presenting
bsrtport be sad that this sN the lrGI nAuODu
li;h Congro. shieh bad ever orgtntsd Ia the pitsd
S.,:es There we're Dr's-Dt reorc'on's.ira, from All
part, Of :he unte! s,a.s,, frori 're Can DIS, and
frcts ireland L.ifornis h.d ?. L.f. setIic .otds
O. good e. s,r sud = a f,'h The briU. solder' 70
The srur,, 0ghiins 4bd sylrs In thr eAuss Of 'hoF
,dop,sd country, hGd seut penteou.iy her
/ t-Ay4 asNslcrr o1a 40 Lti .rs-ly
.aI.rsd Lr IrcsnJ, ,u. sho, athsusl
yoln, bad m.ie for h.n -f leir Iscs ~ t4e 'r,.s
bssrt, va her. a br,v. e. i,sr .h.t-t gsc'H ,
ost limb n the 5suie o. Grt's'ha 3, and -h,Ws,h
snd thin. s. ct came 10 tbit vs6efn 0strcpoils "
-ork rith tho eaisi, u toe sHur Of ift.ru', fsssr-
rrat0n. -uth sspirif ia 20 ed pnd 10 f'.sh
h, ,irrin.d.t,o husIues, o. hand ~ ,d nqvsr sit
ncucd. Aae ne .oosei 4r.n '.ii nclih .1s ~
u 10 the sret O., ue. oi 500 acct qJert Ins god
+ omen. iie r.yis~ed stih a.Iiti thr nrmlrrt of
! ,lvnr fherc un.tr, ard ,r' s.pt Oy A. iutlI'o'.
policy ana pelysl ID o'gar. as--n it1m scromyh.l-
81 az 'ion .. ne ieli,n iiro,hcrhoa al lirsioy
attl1e. .oS 1 -. n' 'lom y e.s ana r, !: -
id. 2'', 4, r.. ..t TX. ~, ~ ~, ~ q, u,@., o. .mo,.
iIu.a- =, h,t, toio'e rs-'no ~ rnt'ol, t1v urnt'
iG,p sra " men s7t r.' no ionter orgott a ~
n'r. leaal.su ''t l't'"t e." or1us' q 1ir' or
s,tG.-e.I fn.. f.. I.u. 'I... rl ef-.H. ~ ~.
- n,tu... go. 4, ...r; coatit ~ Of .iA'-s
o. NsftH Hf.
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From New Orleans.
Another SavaI Expedition. Tto.

~ L. = steam trsn,port DAuI " hstsr. an ths
Fv,nirr S,u stiS,i a. hi, port On s,l'diy, from
S,s otle,n, oct, 29tL. The former ,rinea tome "a,
'I6,hS.Y Volunteer. under comll,ud o'C.s H.r-
la.r Luz. yorins 4C0 men, their ume vins sr2usd.
,COr,,a!opG.res AZ he SIM
S-e Ov1ans, Oct 70, :. /. n -ine !ytn and l.th
am, corr. .rs DOT in the vicinity OF ermilghg lie,
or between there and Op,iaus.'. II Ii certain tny
hs,. not .d,snesa beyond o9sIoasas' And probably
they vii remain where tsey are. h0dinx the county
slTssAy N cur ,ssssssiss uarn somsthiss u heard
- ~ eno1laan sAiaA aaiiA oa1 ~ 4AAss
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Til. a. '-,nro,t llton, rom Chr','tso R'r,
ir,yra ,t 'l.t. p..t yrsiertA- uornins and reports
tl4., T..-s. -. aDoUt a ~, -nsu oa " iirius-
t57 Ft.. risy -.rJ, ioos'rz 'ssns so iis;5'cfed.
TteFuuy. gan clss-, shcn ~ vn disoo',red ih.,
tic ,,.sor. b', lro-u overheard if,In IN, steam
s,.aaHt ..uH.uei f-s Impression that Oh. vss
tl,ss... ,...u'r fore and At riEs'd sunDosi vS
Ir,.nt icf sslo-, 'iwe, and the sunb,su Keystone
s'its an tus NIn.moud .'re pas,sd In the ;h.s.
% p in rI-,lit r.o fulton hred sbo1t tf,esu shou
G-a',tr rty pound Parrot Gun st tie feeias eoch
tie r'r1,', ngt ,thous ef'ect. The keyWoas STATE
r I,c. ',t. st1n, Ten miles ss''rn. sad ths Nsn'e
n. % 'ie, sh,n the prr" hove TO- ofirs efav
,.-r if1rsiistei- s-nt ,noari shnss lssse' fro''
c.- go 80 attached to IN. .Ap'uret 'n'el ii
r..v.f ~ DC th' s,-..i,t and JsAis. 81 chal's
-.. N,L'L,, = . = md OF Mimirg'o1. hns bs
-1. f,l vss,e o. op1 togI bcrhsn, md "" t'igntsd
sitp en- Uuu.uAly v,.u.Gis .'fso, eon,nuaS of sup'
,.usi aud dry ,ooi, Gts -.p'ars ri,do forty
% -, south Of f,yinF Fsr 20 a. a. otlocs, Aao
She ssHss gss ucd igtq th.. s'r' ~ ihs dII@H.
AuADl.ce O., co.n hsss iJll rang .bog' like
We nuOon IN hs4y "ss'tsr.
ssAaKs ass . tssy saauAas asa sSaA We "a Il
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Important from Washington.
Rsbd naaa, seized by the Froocs Govern


Hi,tinct'n. w. the sser,t.fy ,f state tu
sr-e 10 ;hit el'y - The aishttrAln froa n" Y9rs
h,7 % isfi lls .oa. Co seward, eosvsesc,SL Ne
tutao,i'si 'ts p,tf'ng aaoouscsn'oi that ne
Frcreh Gore-nm.at, upon ,hs torloo'Lsnes u Min
re.,td tlsui -ou eist rams, -s.;l vsro 'iuding 81
N.ll.t A. I nerG W
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The Rebels Driver Across the T2i,shste c sis
River, flr

S,r phi,. Tenn, Nor. 5.-Gsncr,l Hi;ca - diiVea
G.rsrsl Ch,lmtfs sTo-. he TsIihs.chie k,vs-
punish nc the la.ters forces s,verey
GenHal RiehH vito . Z rec q rebel, reported
a. rem i,;1u TO 800 III, u1orn.rs ,ract tt. Men.
phis and Cssrestop Railroad. IiE mile, ss.t of SbN.-
bury bnoirg the tr,stle vots. s..raS - sac trsct
aud des.rsy n, the 'esg'ipa ~ fsftlsI 9aEtie1s''
have been received Of his mgrenCctt
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C,n-usf.ati, oct Th.-A Knoxville di,p,,eh 70 the
CossssciILO that . rsbsl regiment crossed he
Lttle Tennessee River on ThurdAy, and .src driven
bach by Colonel Adams, Of he lot Ken Uety, stb a
loo. Of fnuy killed and drowned, Ane faSy espta-si.
ipeiudlns four oHie'o
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Charleston.


III. following Pbisdt'ph'> d'fs'co 'atcur'Ius
the capture o' Fort Sumter created eo''iaf ihie e1'
eisment throughout 'he eountry Oh stil'd-y h
viii be seen thss the is'sf rebel soeeght eiso-e' ne
euHdrf:
=, .,PhuGDrhtf, Noc the r.sn-r 'or 90,
ty1.sr.ort s.ryie. srriysd AZ hi, o,rt GoDl ~
Chsrieston, tbs Afternoon, having rN thtr' thI'e
nst' hso IN, Sa.h ~ tS',n ~ nst ~
the old aas The slofioIs stan snd stripes.' tos
rs'en over the run. q 70, pei H o'n'.o 49,
s",,ss.isn Of by m, one iuss,si aud F.gty.feyt..
Penn'y.vsniA Folunteers
Itepor, b. the Fulton.
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Favorable News From Charleston,
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Great Successes Westward
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

ELLsLERs hTHRNEUM New ATTRAC-
TON. The Atheheum was crowded last night.
Both the Wizard Skiff and the Maniac Lover
had sdmirsble representations. Both ELECTED
l,ud tkeps of admiration from the crowded
auditory. ltWae the closing nightof Manager
ElIsler's brief arrangement. and Il Wag q bril-
liant finale
Mr Elsltr, as n msnsger, an actor and a
gentleman, has 40 genera esteem and regard.
To his enterprise ere the public here indebted
for place OF amusement, which the ssrictest
moralist might well commend as promotive Of
public virtue ard provocative to noble aud gen.
erous DECIDE.
Iii qualification to notice that Mr. Ellsler
will return 10 the city Obout the 3Oth Of this
month With ihueo old hvOii'es OF the public
here, Mr.. and Miss Richiug7, accompanied by
their splendid EnRlsh Opera Troupe Of seven
totn persoDs. This will opeu no for the lovers
Of music aud tie drama some of the richest
entertainment, to which they have ever been
iovlted We truat all will be prepared to erjoy
them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
fcONMRR0IAts MATTERS.
re~ Nors a.,se,-oe.e q, aI.

2 raw N"rs msTGes-Octobe Der al.
OFT ron oonioues dull and scarcely % arm. e.i.,
a. eSa.s7c itr mitdliog uplands.
hLouhEFoT e}muop, grados dull ana dFoopinR,
upda scycH and inrequest {, full pncas fafes
UfOUI 30 20. Dxtta vouud hoop Ohio. rn6 ~ Ndn
y - ior Y lde bandsyth market closing 'aulet.
ASB ftOuk--eearce and Ia requost. n ~
Whlehhf-hAther more quiet and ehade arnef Al
WhEAT1-.Pe1ss T. x lover and oniy ran ppdsrste
a. 81 tof Mil~auses eabi eis7dDi 28 ios Imbe, lows,
1901 ttior Winter rod vsl.erpI o. % iOr inaeios
CoBNBeayS ara c lowar tor prime payss a. .,o,y.
while lots aa0at Gre very sca'oe and little 6ichev
ssIes A. 81 OoGbI "a for shipping mlxsd We.lern IN
store sui " ODR9l 10 fqr primo western misrd
Snodii 81 iUfof western yeilS~.f YRA%
OATe--0pened heavy and closed about ldb2e ioWor.
With saiee fe9tsc for uestern and gtatei Included N
ioles ste 5000 bnsh Prince Adwards Inland 70 fvo
''lPls %ooG@ssist. qsss T. ''' H II Il a. n
f0RK-Heayy and lower. saIeS At D1S 5e01S 70
Tor old meas; $50 75@n 90 for nov doi III 7Ei9 o.
Tor new prime, and Si4 00dDI8 SO foEnsV masu
CUT MEAfb-Yirmer at sxgG1 for shcufdsJs; 94
BAOONEsdss In fair request at Gko. ..e .s
REEF Market for new beef dull al Sli0 bf mess
haBD--Plrm and steady at II li;soIi1e.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
Administrative Sale,
Ellen Thompson, ad'x of
A. Thompson, deceased,
PiaiutiR,

Ellen Thompson, ad'x of Er
A. Thompson, deceased,
PiaiutiR, Probate COURT Of Franllin
against county
Jennie t. Thompson and r-. ..
others, defendants.
pursuance Of an order made by The Probate Court
IL OF franklin county. Ohio, on the I7th day of Oc-
tober A. d. 1663 In the above entitled cause, will
oder for sale at public auction on the premises on
Tuesday, December let, A. D. lSG3,-
at aboutone o'clock M Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In the township OF Wash
ingon, county Of FRANKLIN, and State Of Ohio and in
the James Holt survey No. $50, to wit: lst Tract
Of AK acres conveyed TO said deceased By Bruce Hays
and Mary A. Hsys. his wife, by their deed dated Sep
tsmbsr 81, A. D 1885, and Of record In book No, 5D
pages 1872 and Ig3 excepting herefrom SO 100 acres
conveyed by said dscedent and wife to John Thompson
by their deed dated May T. A. D.. 1857 and Of record
iu book no. SO, pages 97G and 3T. Cd. fra,t OF IS
acres conveyed 10 said deceased by L. D. Hnkley and
Wife, December 90 1885, and OF record In book No. So
pages 1893, 1914 and l95. Third Tract Of y acres, con-
yeyed /, said deceased by said l., D. Hinkley aud wife
and embraced In the deed last aforesaid.
The said several tracts Of land composed the farm up
on which tbs deced ent dwet at the time Of his deceas
TERMS OT SALK-H cash In hand on the day of sale
and the balance In one and two years, with interest
payable annually to be secured by mortgage on the
premises.
Aprralsed value s4,l3I G8lOO.
ELLEN THOMPSON,
Adm'x Of A. Thompson, decd
J.B. WRIGHT, Atty.
pAt.d at dublin, O., Oct. es, IsOa-oct3O-s6w