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by Elicit, Bell II Co., Aucts.
r hRGE AUCTION SALE or

r ARGE AUCTION SALE or
| DRY GOODS. &c.
TN TUESDAY nexi. 2l.t J~'y. ". vii sell a; nucii II
a l.ri:e and very ,hor.- variety f DRY GOODS. To
So IA we iuvlt" III" Special attention OF TIE Trade
AmJpS.t thciG - l." found:
O.naburg.. 7.S and i-i Bro=n Cot."CS.
Bi-Rchcd Shir,ing and Sher;iDgs.
Dark English Pr' ,,
Black AMI White Prints,
Striped Stirtng-. Irish Linens.
Apacas. Solid Deu,net
Ginghaus, IlTrk 7 wells,
Tab e Dana is. Sc &c.
The sale will commence promptly A. ne!o:s. o
july !6-tLst ELLETI. BELL ~.
|,OMMISSTNNER'S SALE or LAND. IN
y LOUISA CGCNTY, FA.--By authority offs DE-
r.- he Circuit Court OF Louisa cuuty The suit OF
Mtchell's executor &c. Mitchell and others tbs I'M
viii on TUESDAY. the 9Th Of September leG3. offer 'or
sale u, public alc'i n, thu premises. n TRACT Or
LAND lying Fork Greek, Louau county, twelve mines
sout east the Court House containing pout $40 acres
which belonged the hate John Mitchell. DI nAld
county. 5 id tract has on II Is comfortably" fweiiiS
house with suitable urbudin2s IS OF god SOIL hBhly
iapro we'd, and as ample supply OF ~,'ol-
The purchaser will have choice either TO pay the whole
of the purchase money in cnsh, any Part Thereon or
after pay.ug IN cash enough dcray expers n SAT-,
give bonds with approved -"cu y on c:cd ut one TWO
and three wears bearing nt"s; from ds, uncrest 10 D"
paid annually and tiil r;aa.d uI AL The n ney IS
paid .,. T.,
the L. /, will tx ri cc the suitable day thereafter
Those whiug iuI thcr Information will communicate
h til. under. ;eueL al Themp, n Cr"ss kouds Louisa
county. Va ~ D.. "HDDI'
July 9il-lawfw. Co. nssionet
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AUCTION SALES.
nv Kent, paine 4 Coz, Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE AT AUCTI

M WEDNESDAY,, the - Instant commencing Al
o'coca we vii. sell ~ catalosu., rE- s-d 'erJ
d.. ,rsvlr ~ sort n.nt fresh
DRY LUUDS.
GROCERIES,
drugs.
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SALT SU LpHuk SPRING
Monroe County, Va.
T AN prepared 20 accommodate Fisitors at these
/ SPRINGS Trrms-Six dollars per day; srrvana
q 4 child en- under 10 years old, four dollars
June 12-3,arsw WIN. ERSXINE, Proprietor.
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i copy.-'e-,s
Julyl0-er4u. DAVID N. HUNTER Clerk.


NTIRGINIA--IE CHASCERY.-Iu Goochaad Coun
~ Court: l5,h Juns, lSJ3-
Nancy Chisholm, Plaintiff,
sgaius.
A. ~ Hnnlot,en Sheriff Of GoocNland county. and A.
such administrator de bors non with the will nnue1"d
Gt Gideon Bow.I decd AID the unkuo"u hrir- -: 'Ls
said C,dron "a u,rS. dec d. DciradIt!;-
The object of this sui; obtain decree for tho ,r
Of $50 acrc Of land Ills c"aiy belonging I" tie "-i"'-
OF the said Gideon Bowl-s decd sud d, ribuion "i the
proceeds among tho parties entitled IL n caring W an
affidavit Glef IL tHs T. at the lao sr i.-
defendants therein by the sc Cra description %: paTii's
unknown. are unknown, aud not Residents Of ma
STATE" IL il ordered that the said unknown defendants 90
appear within month after due publication ut lr Uf
der aud do what necessary 20 protect their n"rr.
a copy-Teste:
Juno o3.lawiw WIN. MILLER, D. c.
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GROCERIES AND DRUGS at AUCTION.
Drugs and

I'm WEDSl.S DAY. The G.!i instant, nrimS At III
" ocloc. will sr!t ~ So a.Id drsit.br -
~ in.cu: icrcr:
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TIOS SA LIZ
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco.

Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND CROCKERY.
On TEUSDAY NEXT. The .lIt inst. commencing .;
half pas. o'rl,ck o=r Warehouse, e:ru-r Main and
18th S:s we will sell ~ auction
LOCO to 500 Boxes Manufactured and
smoking Tobacco,
ranging froG TO choice quality large pSr:lan
OF which vii! be sold without reserve.
ALSO
Old Rye whiskcy, Byns Pale A.
Essence COFFEE Conc eutrsted Ley
Castor OIL Nrson's Stacking
Confederate Blocking
Also
An sssortrnen. Of Earthrnvare aud Glass
And an invoic. OF Hardware.
Other gods will b. aided f-they arrive III sine. OF
10> SUMNER s ARENTs.
july lids Auctoneers.
VALUABLE FCK NACE PROPERTY At
vi public sale At Goshen Depot the Virginia Ceo;!al
Railroad on THURSDAY. Jay - 1856 tina, Va ui.NIe
property formerly owned By William Weaver, d-cessed
BATH FURNACE ESTATE,
situated en- the waters Of the Calf Pasture river and
Its TT but.r!es IN the county Of L, c.bridse.
II CO ssts OF several tracts Of land aiming aore,h
er 6pO and 100 acres nc1 'irS Furnaces SEX
&c and valuable beds OF Iron Ore. OF VIII ca l. tc
best for metal In the Confederate States AID
also splendid site Tor = f"rBe.
The water pnver is equal 10 any !: the county There
an abundance Of mb in the Immediate nc!shbo:hvod
Mr. Lrech at c. Id sulphur Springs, or Mr.. William l..
Ayre, adjoining the property will show 10 ANY "ae wish
ipE 10 ,1aniue It,
Possess Oh given at oEcs.
The subscriber will sell the property with .prc:a war.
rsrty Of such 4 title d. - vested III aim.
TEKMS-Cash or credit nj the vp!ioH OF The purchaser
and further terms on day oil SAFE
Saunders Store, RUcIbriisc county. Va.
IuIy n..eoIr}
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SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
Richmond and Petersburg X. K.
RICHMOND July 2, le63.
rJrHE Repairs Of Ewt Greek Bridge viii be completed
1 10 DAY. sad the TrauI Will regime their :. guisI
lips To Morrow. q. h GILL;
uiy 3-N oiVI
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Is CtuSciL OF TIE CITY y, RrcHMoHp,
July H. l-ts1.


Is CCuNciL OF TIE CITY ~ RrcHM0Hp
Jolly Is, l-t5.
rI'IIE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE va. r"--t
i by the Coun il. and ordered to be pGhi.'" u TIE
daily papers Of the city t~c" week until the nT,i Oi ~
gu.:, 10. tho pfvsEs len Of al eo.cernLd.
A. W. MORTON
CLERK uocu.
An Ordinance Concerning Free Ersroes. Pas'ed July "
I-tJ.
1t. Be-: ordained by the Council 81 ih- c:Y Of MN
nond That free shall b" permitted 10 o9l, .:'
cit Of RcLM0sd for t purpose u irairE or ''F
any OF er rurp0,r rnl snail Fret obtain from Ju-'
tee Of the Peace Of n" county in which b= reside re'
rca- VI Iii. good ch-E d ysl'y sud ru -or"ed6!
the Mayor.
81 Tina; he police icers night watch an clerk OF thr
markets bhs all f-rr n"gTo.s ~!tEou: such crfH
Gates.
ID Every free negro Violating hi' ordinanc" iaf s'
punished with stripes ut the discretion OF The Mayor
I,h This ordinance shall ;ase eject from the hrs' "y
A copy 4. ". MORTON.
iu,v ls?s.,is,Au Clerk Council
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Iulv l3.--e~4n J. ID. CHRISTIAN. C.i

NOTICE. In Chnnccry.-Robrrt b. ws,!iy, TX.
" ccutvr Of John Mitchell. deceased, aud q" =" ".
Chris mas aud Sarah T. biz WIFE, rlas.
Ggaiuit
HARRIET D. Eis Martha a. W. Hunter. Vincent G. Ryuls
and iIardrhI :, lis wife, James II. nu! VIM. X Perkins,
VIM G Tolcr Ch,s. =. Mitchell and his desc u."nis.
whus- uau and uGinD"r are unknown. Be- Mitchell,
Vim. Mitchell John g. Mch.!l, John Fiji" aud Es.zt'
De h. his " lie. and the heirs OF ID vi. Nj c.Ici! de-
ceased whose nnueE aud Lunbsr are EaSuow
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CHANCERI NOTICES.


NlRGINIa-lN CHI rCEKr-la Caro!.ne County
\ Court. March ., 1851
Jac,es " Hon.to'. in rsa; and administrator
OF Jordan Huas,sn, decd P!a!ai.h,
Lawis L. Houston and Thonia, c. Houston,
Defendants.
Tb. object of this suit IS obtain decree the sale
.of trait OF land in Caroline county Va belonging TO
fJordan on decd. SD div.on the proceeds
aInonst the parties entitled A. affidavit having been
nc and filed that the said defendants non-rrsdrnts
OF the state Virginia II in rider, thar they ap
within monh alter du- publication OF this AID
What is tssnry 10 protect their Interests III III,
cUpy-l"ste
July ls.lawI~f GEO. X TAYLOR. Clerk a
VIRGINIA, in Chnnrery.--A. Rule. h ID 10 ::s
Y CT ks Office u; II ( rc-t Co.rt, Moucay,
h. 9th day Of July. l-t3
William Nrls L, William D Newt. n. aud M2ry p.
wife, and $ T.II.y, ndu.'r OF DR. " Sri.;r.
ceased, P.IImt.s.
hS tIas'
Susan 'urwell Caroline n Pollard Eorborne T psg-,
Mary Cashe p sc. Rober' Page, Anne Page aad Win! II
Page lutIn children OF William a PAGE. ii. Joseph
Atkins snd Sail: Is vii Gr rye CIrmcael AID
May. HI. wl'e. Richard Crrbn s " l. rbn, -
Dick ,s"n Il Fanny q. hl- H.. who "aS LHy q
Coroiu daughter James T. CoGbi ka" tar IL.
James "orbin Jr, Ill j. t,nt SaiS Nrls II, Lucy
Ne son. thnr-. In. sc AND "a ~ his w.t.. rs Nj.
s5a Hugh hrsrn, az VI iafa NJ sou, the las h"al
i. An infant Henry " ReL!urOn Lucy Z. lis VIE,
Esania Robinson. Coil'er and Cath r'r., b.. wife.
daughter nj y I Srs decd NaI.r! N"l,n0 William
Mel, NJ tie unkaowu hes' o. Ehs' Thoui,- Nelson, .oa
OF : Orh"rl.o / Srison. ID" "u'iJu's.
The ohec: this IL sec the land and be-
longing 10 eettutc OF Dr. William. 4 Nelson, dc. H.
Ard iL npp arn. by affidavit flied III III" tia:
the heirs of >orbornr r. Ne dee Il. sId
Of S.a - OF rsln!H; "a. d Oh mo;ion OF u" plain rs.
il ID L-Ird ihA, arsrnt cG dr-:lau,s
Spr with moth after dee publ "a ion Thereof
aud % I. "r,sar 10 Ole ;hrr interest H.,
ca,ss; an! that copy OF ID ot'!rr be published
Richmond Euqri err. paper publish IL IL" cit! -:
I'd at tn. III, ourt Hpu,. ihs cua!G:y
.he fret day Of The next CuuufyC urL
= py"-Irsir:
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,,uE VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY CO.

III. amount Of riock necessary for organic lion hay
Ing been ybscribad ting Of tn. ,i0ck"l-r wl be
held for the election of five Directors, TUESDAY .'
proxuo ~ l2 NJ the Office Of the Va. Life lDsuranc"
{ mpany. and ,rarssct oiber Important bus ncs.-
iuIy IG-yt.
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THE VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY
COMPANY.
HE books for subscription 10 tbs capital stock Of this
i company arc opsu st the Bsnkug House Of B. q.
HAURY Oor lurs R~h
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AUCTION sALES

Bg sunnef s. Arsnts, Auetionsers.
CORNER MAIS d. 18th STREETS.
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THURSDAY, July 10th, l. NJ.

THURSDAY, July 10th, !. VI.
Yesterday we had i fire drying sun, and the
roads have somewhat improved, it is again,
however, cloudy. Matters seem to be very
quiet this morning. Meade j pes not seem 10
be threatening. His army will have to he
supplied with clothing, and his commiSsarat
will have to be reflled before he can move
He will doubtless make haste slowly.
regret to hear that Col. J. L. Davis, Of the
10Th cavalry, is prisoner.
The Agent of the Adams Express Company,
ct this point. has been arrested and sent 10
Richmond, am told on what charge, am not
advised.
The truly patriotic Southern women Of this
place, have been very attentive to our wounded.
We have four hospitals here. Among those
ladies most attentive. ] hear mentioned the
names of the Misses Faulkner. daughter Of
Hon. C. J. Faulkner, Miss Summers, and Miss
Belle Boyd.
The Provost Marshal at this point. Lieut..
Roberts, 9TH Va. infantry, has labored hard
for the wounded. y.
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r1,uE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
/ To The SHERIFF or THECITY or EICHMUSD GREET.
ING: ". cor uand you that sou sunl" n II. II South
gate G Gorge Reid snd S e. Bra CHI, who ar. common
carr rs apprsra th- Clrk. oc Of the Circuit; Court
Of the City OF Richmond al tn rules be holden for thu
sad our, on hr-r Monday in pen,ber next, to an
,wer the bet Of James River ha1uia turing Company
OF plea Of trrspa.s the DAInns- Slj.Vlp. And
hsv- then there IN writ.
Witness, Benz. Polar, Clerk .. raid Cont. a;
ct-1"Dd tn l- day o: Juce, l-53, and the Sfth year
Of the Commonwealth.
A Cory-T--'e:
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And will b. issued j. rIeda'-ly-
THE LIFE: OF STONEWALL JACKSON, The hero OF
the present War or lu'!r. -nderCr accompanied WIN
splendid photographic likeness, from a phooe'aph
taken -xprrs-, for week before 81. dra'h ny
MID r 'owrIl ,h -xciI-r, aTi!.t at t'e Ainnis Cav
i.ry The Dork will contain q careful! prepared III
ograrhical Ss etc OF The great neral! iu and de-
failed a"count ~ the celebrated Valley Camp1iSp.
derived from the official reports OF General S,on-wall
Jacs-i; also, hi, opinion Of the gallant Turner ASH
by will b- fund ia this d; work; also. extracts
from many If ire rva;s lotIrrs OF General Jackson;
making il ons Of tho ro0-t liable historical works
ever r:e. out in this country.
Address orders 20 A1RES q "hDE.
univ =, Illustrated New OE3ce.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
LANCASTER, OHIo,.THURsDAY, MARCH H. 1863.

Here followed = long illness and sill
longer conyalescence. when sbsr.was
able 70 walk forth again aud view the
landscape. spring bad ripened4 into sum.
msr, and suwmsr had faxed into autumn.
During all this time, Adele had never
spoken of nei husband. Several times
the wprds had trembled on her lips. but
she could not End courage to utter ibem;
and his name had been carefully avoided
in her presence. s ,,.. t.ttlf8.r
1t was nearly the latter part Of Sep
temter. Adele, ard Mrs. Linwood we're
alon. together; the latter sewing by the
window. the form-, reclining ON sofa.
Adele hid bsen looking out Of the window
for sometims in silence. when suddenly
turning. TO Mrs. Linvood; she, said: q "
Tel me what has become Of my poor
HarryT 80 ~, f5sg . t.ra.ali q,
~ fear you are not strong enough to
talk Of hun yet. Wsitia while longer.
and will tell you ALL vig. III
NO. feline now; sm prepared 10 hear
the worst; do not keep me in suspense.
Mrs. Linwood lett her work, and seat.
ing herself besits the invalid. sald:
| / would rather tulk 10 you Of your
new book, which has been published
while You have been sick; il is the mos,
popular one y ou ava written. andpJhe
public is anxiously awaiting your recov
cry that il may hear from you once more.
Ellen. l shall never write smother. But
ell me Of my husband. Lam prepared
to know the worst. ..,e -.
! Mr., Linwood passed her arm around
her waist. shs said: ..... .......
| He is dsadl'
How and where1' inquired the strick
en woman, in fsin,ing voice. ..asl
He died in prison. awaiting bis trial.
| BY his own hand? 4.et
1t was supposed SO, as an empty laud
auum vial was loupd 10 his pocket
| Adele bowed her hsad on The bosom o
her friend and sobbed.
oh. HarryI am your murderer; ba'
made your home ohsppy. this W,'uld no
have beenl Thank Godl my sister All,
my child. lived not 70 ses this da,!
murmured wh-n God took them. and call
I'd him cruel, but | now see that it wa
. in kineness to tl,em.' .c.
/, From that hour Adele Vernon dioope,
5 and fad d; she complained of no paiu
but stid she was weary, and when th
spring dowrsls bloomsd again. they lai
her to rest beside her husband an
, child. ,...,-s
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COIJNTY OtiFIOERS.

Jsdgs Of Fai,fsid Common PisGs coHrt-P. VAN
TRUMP. Residence Lancaster, ohto. 81 -it.t
Probate Jsdrs--JKsSR LEoHNER once In
Public Building, cEfqe q
Prssssnt5ng Attorney TAILS SLOUGH.
shsrif-JANEs MILLER; ONCE The Jail,
2 cIsrk Of CSs1t-JoAN c. RAINEY; once, Pub
lie Building, T<fRgN Yts4 s31's ..
dsditor-wlLLIAN ROBINSON, once, Public
Building. fff2 teafs h7 RI
7rsesn-sr--o B. DAVIS once, Public Baiiding!
Rtssrdsr--A. sYFkRT; oeice Public Building. =
" sutssse, B.L. HANNuM; once Public Building
Corensr-. J. sHEFFEK, rcsidsnce Madison'Tp.
csmmiss,snsrs--5osEPH SHARP, OF Be ern town.
ship; JONAS 1, BAKER, of Walnut township, and
JOHN W, CuENiNGH HAM Of Hooking Tp,, i'.s .
seAsoi EIami.s-s--wILLIAM WHITNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and URiAH q. RUTTER.
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=, Corp, W. B, sToLTz,
From the 89th Regiul cnt.

CAMP ON rHE ISLAND OF ST. HEtRNA.l
ASoUTu CARoLtSA, Feb. IL, 1868.
MsssTs. Editors:-Ths further We gel
ioto the South the mOte arp ] struck BY
the utter dssolation Of the country, and
the svidsn, poverty Of its inhabitants
ons must, Il from Yankesdom. SEE th'
OF the Inhabitants 10 oompre
hspd il. used to smiling and appliAncs'
ofmodsrp sgfisul,urs, to thriving villages
where mechanic arts flourish and give
wealth and eaAs to the 'oitiSsns, to tb'
Welcome church spires that stand on every
hill. and each valley. and 10 neatly paint
ID school house u every cross road. this
utter want Of civilsiion is nost striking
.ud depressing. her. IL 40 WI eulti'
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consider worthy Of preservation. when
tDty bad atacked and robbed the emf,
grants. Wagon covers, with the names
of their unfortunate owners. were also
lying around and patching up their wick
i.ups. What The commaed thougId worth
bringing TO camp they TOOK, and destroy
ed the balance, leaving enough only for
tie preservation Of the sqna vs. and pa.
p"oses. Among the trophies Of war wers
l76 ponies, which the Indians had tied
.npl the willows during the fight.
The losses on the side Of the volunteers
we're killed, IA: wounded. 40, feet froEsp,
IS; total. l4a; Eight Of the wounded
have siuce did.
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From g snrrat ROsccranss Army.

NASHVILLE, March 5.-The enemy nm
der Van Dorm advanced sgain toward
Frankfort yesterday. The Federal force
also advanced six mics and drove the
rebels back, Two ofour men were wound.
cd. Tie rebels lost rs killed. The 6ght
WAS resumed this morning, but We have
no particulars. E
Twenty three men Of Colonel John
sons Tennessss regiment. while 90 pick
q, duty west Of Nolausville, were attack
ed by City Confederate essalry, who tri-
ID to surround and capture them. The
Tenussiseans, T after twenty minutes fight
ling. compelled the rebels 10 surrender.
took the whole party prisoners, and ar
rived At this city to night.
Re enforosmsnts for GsusrsI Gilbert d
franklin VsrO Immediately sent forward,
sufficiently large 10 destroy or capturs
Van Dorn's command.
II is fsperied tha: about l.0oo rebel
cavalry are in the vicinity Of Harpssh
Shosls, waiting 10 attack boats on Me
Cumberland, N
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ADELE VERNON /: p.
OR, y.
THE ONE WISH GnATiFiED.
!, ny, MRS. JULIA A. n DAVIS.

II was the MY site hour Of twilight, :;
'fhe summer -soG tad Just gons OUT Of
sight neLind The hills. and the gray
shadows Of night were sts.ling over the
lapf scspe D n', -. '5.y ,.1
Near the open, wind,w of small cot>
t.ge house, embowercd with roses, aud
siluac.d iu tbs suburbs Of large city,
sa, . lady looking forth, upon the fe-prn-
ing twilight. she sesmed ia deep medi
,ation. q ad so much absorbed by her
Thoughts that she did NO, hear the open
ing ,ii tie door, nor -ihe entrance Of =
light, graceful ngure, who gldsd TO her
side an imprinted a kiss upon her brow
saying as .he did so: n.-,s "o.#
s,,Why 81 sad 20 night. Adtl7" s.ua.
The lady did no, smiI- as she replied
"Whss have to make ms otlIsrwisr.
Mir4m ?"
NAY, nay, you are gloomy again -
SAID lhs fsif ri aatdre, seating herself b-
side bef. ana throwing on.htrm around
her IL ok, lyon must exercise this spirit,
tits wrong Count your many bl.ssi' re
yon hsPPj." rso
my UsiGays, Miriam II would give
them alTif'he ono wish Of my hear. could
bs grari6.d'P
!. 6asls, you' pain me; surely YOU
realize upt he import Of yoar words :
Yoa have a lovely babe. a kind husband,
and the comforts Of life" ..nst.
r-s ''Aadrwhat do these avail me F.? Give
mo Fame. and ] would rspouncs them
all. Let NY name be b. ard at many FIRE
sid4s. aud 1 care not what sorrow comes
TO my own door" .. ...,
"I cannot hear you talk ih,is. Come
the lhoon is shining brightly, let us go
duvn by the river side. and see il yOr
cannot forgot this murmuring spirit"
~ will go.to, please you, ,Mirism. bu'
no influence oao ohangs my mbod';'
would barter everything for fame"
,sYour child" y y k'A's't = Fs'
s"My child, what is she. but anothe'
barriet 10 my ambi,ion2, True, low
her vel. enough, but | seek someihio,
higher ihanihe dulies Of nursery maid
GiYs such work to those who have o,
lof.ier aspirations. And my husband, h
Is Kind you say--irue but must ], 70
that reason, bury genius. aud dovo,e m,
Wl,ols life to his pleasure and Happiness
III this be my duty. then l will forsak
duly - l have no taste for sit''' 'IS' .
';Du,y does moi bid you, bury you
genius, but home should claim your frs
.t,ant;ou IA O4 2
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nc FHnsIness eaFds Of about HhebfOy Ihe yeATV''
TPAdVsTtisements not marked on the manuscript,
will bo continued at cur terms until forbid.
T TsIeeai pi,traior's notices,
De-, uaI paid for adsnnte, for reasons which
We will explain at the time. S@ fs
TTThe above terms strictly observed in all cases.
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RooK ANp JOB pRINTINa.

We are prepared TO execute all descriptions Of
JOB WORK, such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, Pos
TEKs, SAIL TICKETS, aud, every other variety OF
rlor type, and on short nqlcs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

square often iines or less, one inseriOn....9 80
Vhree Insertions. "
For each additional insertion. 2s
Aiiadvsr,sssmsuts ruuuiug less than three months,
charged ai the saboFerutes,' > - r
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

a. Impor,ans 10 diseAargsd soldlsssI
osilosA. ". CLARKE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

A few months have pass d away, and
the passiouae grirf o: Adele Vernon for
her rhild has subs ded, Al d as she min
giles again with the gay world. she seems
almost to have forgotten that it ever ex>
ist"d. But not 80 he gentle Miriam /;
ike fair flower. broken by the rude
wind she has faded slowly since the death
ot her pet. .s.. .aials are.nt
A few more months gone ly, and the
hrarse stops again at the door Of tIrs Yer
aoS's'; this time TO- bsar the fair form Of
Miriam Leslie TO it's resting place beside
her darling, ,.....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

The death Other slsler produced more
lassing impression on the mind Of Adele
VeEnon than that Of her child's had done
foF sAs had ,ims now for reflection and
mahy. lonely hours. Her'6rm trisnd and
f'ithful monitor had gone never to return
and now The words Of ,admonition that
were often heard with anger were re.
mem bsred and Ponderrd upon.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

Arrzs rHR DEsrRtsRs Gen. Rosscrans
has transmitted the following letter -
the Governors Ot the States therein nam.
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