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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-01-14
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The Enquirer say. the whole movement
OF the army Of the rebels show that they
made desperate cxerlion to cut Grants
army of, mud that the m ov.ment was plan.
ned by Jef Davis himself, but it signally
failed.
The Captain Of the bark Trent reports
the destruction Of his vessel by new rebel
pr'vateer on the 9th Of December aud him.
self and crew set adrift.
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At Au'freesboro, Tenn, Gen. Bragg had a
man named Grey hung as a spy, aud two men
shot for desertion-onc 4 Ksntuckian. and the
other member of the 24,h Alabama. A Ten.
nesssean under sentence of death for descrtion
was pardoncd.
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Estate James Summsrville, de-
ceased.

A LII. persons having demands Of any
"A character or grade against the Estate
OF James Summervllle, deceased, are here.
by notified to hand them ia for settlement
on or before the 26th dav Of February next;
and all persons Interested in said Estate,
either as iegatees or heirs at law, are mott.
fled to be present at the Office of the Ordi-
nary at Lancaster Court House on that day,
as final settlement Of the matters Of the
Estate will be made.
This notice will be plead in bar to all de-.
mands, OF whatever character, presented af.
ter the Gay above named.
q. w. SUMMERVlLLE,
Lancaster =. H., .. =. Agent.
Nov. 26, 1862, .<2-3m
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The Raleigh Daily Progress has rnmor dc,
rived from passengers from Goldsboro' that
Brute Butler has beed placed in command at
Ncwbern, that the Yankee force has been rein.
forced by an addition of $4,000 troops, and
that the whole are preparing to move.
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A Liberal Reward.

President Davis having declared Gen Butler
an outlaw aud common enemy to mankind, and
authorized his immediate execution If captured,
Richard leadon, Esq, Senior Editor of the
charleston Courier, offers reward of ten thou
sand dollars for the capture OF the said Benz =.
Bu tier, and his delivery, dead or alive, to any
proper Confrdei ate authority.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-01-14

a private letter from Washington to Cincin.
natl states that on the 10th the Cabinet had
under discussion a proposition OF Lincoln to
draft e0O,09O more men, and il was believed a
proclamation to that effect would soon be is.
sued
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-01-14

Bill has beeu introduced in the Yankee
Congress authorizing the issue OF $500, ,OO0, 600
more Of Treasury notes aud recommends the
issue Of $500, 100000 six per cent, redeemable
in two or three years, and s5oe, ,oOO, 900 at two
years.
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Estate Col. Dixon Barnes.

A LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
"A against the late Col Dixon Barnes of
any character or grade, will present the
same properly vOuched, to either Of the un.
dersigned within the time prescribed by
laval indebted will make payment.
DANIEL w. BROWN,
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON'
Executors.
Nov. 10, 1861, 4l-am
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Estate Notice.

ALI. persons indebted TO A. J. Si..arc,
deceased, are notified to make payment,
ana all persons having claims or de-
ihahds OF any character, are requested to
present The ssme with the time prescribed
by law.
hGNESS A. SISTARE,
Admr'r.
Jan. 7, 1868. As-am
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The Washington correspont oI the Herald
mentions n rumor that Lincoln is about to take
the field in person in Virginia Mcclellan Is to
be sent to Fortress Monroe to organize force
there
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SALrY.-Thc talk just now is that more than
one operator has lost heavily by the rapid fall
in the price Of salt. The truth is, speculation
in general is getting to be ticklish. Everybody
wants to sell nOw-nobody is wishing to buy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-01-14

The Arkansas Legislature las imposed fine
OF not less than $1,000 nor more than $40 600
and Imprisonment in the Penitentiary five to
ten years upon parties caught trading with
Yankees
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

A III. persons indebted To John Williams,
IA Esq are notified to make payment,
and all persons having claims or demands
OF any character, are requested to present
the same within tho term prescribed Sy
Law. This notice will be plead in Bar to
any demand not so presented.
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON,
Adm'r J. Williams.
Lancaster c. H., Oct. 81, 1862. 3s-3m.
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The New York Herdid says Seymour's speech
will tally with his speeches during the cam.
paign and favor the prosecution of the war for
the restoration of the Union.
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The Nes. York Herald OF the 9th inst, has
a" editorial on the prospect Of Intervention in
American affairs by Napoleon. II says the
French Emperor will address another circular
to The Courts Of England aud Russia, urging
immediate Intervention, and the chances are
thcsc powers win agree to his demand.
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Northern Reports.

RICHMOND. Jan. 9.-Norihsrn papers Of
the 9Th instant have been received.
Rosencrantz. 10 his official report Of the
battle at Murfree,boro. says the fight ended
on Saturday In the total defeat Of the reb
els and their dsorderIy fight to Tulahona.
The hgh; continued from Tuesday TO Sat.
urdsy.
Ills Medical Director estimates the mum
ber Of wounded At 800, and killed at only
1000.
The Memphis Bulletin says vicksburc
surrendered 10 Sherman after 1--WE day's
Sighting.
The whole Union force there i. ss,im..
ted at 10000.
Banks and Farragut were expected at
Vicksburg.
The Nsws.-Ths idea that Vicksbure
has fallen 10 Yankee canard. gotten up on
the eve OF q steamers sailing, for European
influence.
We have private letters from VicksLurg
OF the 3ist, Of the mos, cheering character,
stating That three more days will render i'm
pregnabls TO any numbers that noble city,
tha, had so far proved itself so 10 the for.
ces brought against II.
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Adviccs just received from Galveston state
that the Texan rebels boarded the Federal war
steamer Harriet Lane, in Galveston harLor.
and after desperate fight captured her.
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Notioe.

BY order Of p. II. Hammond, Esquire.
Ordinary, will sell on the 9th Of January
1868, at the late residence Of John Massey.
deceased, tho following property, viz:
lS LIKELY NEGROES.
Seven head Of Horse. aud Mules Hogs.
Cattle, Corn and Fodder, Wheat. Oats, and
y lot Of Rye; Pork, farming and Black smith
Tools, Wagons and Harness, one Yoke
Oxen and Cart, one Bcygv and Harness,-
Household and Kitchen Furniture and 9th.
er nrtitlea too tedious to mention.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
J. T.. MASSEY, Adm'r.
January II, 1868, 49-2t
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We have been requested to publish the an,
heAed address for the sth Regiment of Re.
serves, Col Wthcrspoon:
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Care OF Capt. Campbell, Co. A. Sth Regiment
LIST Corps S. c. Reserves, Georgetown s. C.
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S nth Caroiin ma

Jan. Z, 1863.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, Jan. 20 -Sleamer Arabia
frcm Liverpool tho 10Th and Q ,eers.
town the llIh, arrived this morning with
two days later news. ,.. -
Reports were again curren, that Napo,
leon inrends 10 recommend an armislice
betweep the North and South. ..-...
Minister Dayon had an interview with
the Emperor and the French Minister.
1t is also asserted hat England woull
still refuse TO interiors. I.-.. ......
Symps,hizing addipss"s TO Lincoln
have been adopted at London aud BIr
mingham. .... t r..... ....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
From ROsecrnus' Army.
MuRFaKEsBoRo, January IL. 1883.

SNENAAoD0hoI January IL 1000
Though no importaBt movement has
occurred since the battle OF Stone River,
the people must not DO inpatient. A
master mind conirols--ons that ku' ws
when aud how to move. The supplies
have to be brought forward and the bat
tie losses supplied. DC. All of which for
a vast army Ike this takes time.
MuIfreeshoro is to be constituted a
secondary depot for supplies; dppos aud
projections will be erected aud Quarter.
master and COmmissary stores cUuctn.
trated.
FOragiug parliOs daily push into the
country aud rains Invariably return well
laden. There is NO railroad commuuica.
ton yctto Nashville. though bnt a short
tims viii elapse before locomotive will
run through. M
1t is currently reported on the streets
and in camp. that Bragg. heavily re en-.
forced. is advancing This way with the
avowed object Of driving us norlhward.
We don't put much faith in the report.
The country in every direction is inf std
with rebel cavalry. Wheeler and Nor
gans men are heard Of every day.
Captain Piuny, 5lh Wisconsin battery,
reported killed is b,dly wouoded, but
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
The wounded in the pospitals are doing
well. Most Of the houses are o cupied
BY the rebel wounded. Of whom 900 are
here, They have 2l hospitals, We have
but seven.
Captain Hal, Of the SO Illinois. cap.
,ured and parollej by the rebele, has b. en-
ordered TO report to Camp Lw Wallace,
Columbus, Ohio.
B'igadier General h. S. Granger, is,
to-day. assigned u the command Of the
first division Of Thomas corps.
The AKA is at work, aud sp, cial order
Of this date reads as fllows: I'll Lieut.
Jesse Bail, Company I, S8lh Illinois vol.
uutsers is dishonorabIy dismissed the ser.
vice O. the limited States Tor 40 ompapy
ing his tender Of resignation with 50 drs
picab'e a reason as that he is tired Of lie
service and is opposed to tho proclama
lion Of the President o. ths UnitedSta'es.
The General commanding is glad to rid
officers Of this army Of f llVwohiP with
such a character.
Captain Duncan c. Raj, "a !, Wiscon'
sin volun eers has been dismissed the
service for deserving his regim Mt whil'
it was engaged with the etemy, under
pretep1e Of sickness, which subsequent
action prov, d to he false.
I'd Lieut.. A. D. Faber, S8th Indisr a
volunteers. diShouorbly dismissed fol
drunkenness & subSeqent conva!escenc".
ist L,ent James A. Scot. companyG
i2d illinois, dismissed for absenting him
sell without leave during the battle ant
forwarded as an tx 'use a certificate o
suffering from disease, dishonorablo alik,
10 soldiers AID SentI men.
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Interesting from Tennessee.

New York, Jan. IA special dis.
patch from Nashville, dated last evening
contains the following:
Several bridges on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad have bpen destroyed
by Forests band Of marAuders and mail
communication cannot BE- resumed for
some time.
The wires between this place and Muir.
freesboro' have been cut by Secession.
lists. who pretend 10 be quiet Union lar
mers.
l have no word from our army to day,
but it is ready for the enemy.
Nineteen deseTters from various Tenn.
esses regiments came into the city today
An entire rebel regiment, numbering
about 800 men, deserted and came in TO
our outpost. Is miles beyond Murfress
horo'. ~
Ninety thousand dollars of Confederate
State funds weIo seized from brokers in
this city, and coniiscated yesterday by
order Of Gen. Mitchell. '.
Gen. LongStreet hasarrived at Shelby.
willie with thirteen brigades from Lee's 8
army. and he has superseded Bragg.
Reliable information has bsen received
from scouts that efforts are being made
by the rebels to cut off ROsecrans' supp.
lies and retreat. and crush him. Gener
al Lpugstreet will attack him, i, is said,
next week with his entire force, which is
thought to be $4,000 man.
Gen. Rosccrans is fully prepared for
the enemy, but will not move upon him,
until certain expeditions effsot the dssrruc.
tion ,ofa railroad, aud capture Forrest
aud his men, or drive them off
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
official Dispatch from Gcn. McCIerna and.
MEMPHIS. Japu ry H. 1864

Matr G neral Halleck. General In Chief
The following dispatch is just recived
HEADo'rERs Army OF THE Mrs-I.sIpPr.l
Posi- OF ARKANSAS. January IL.
Major General Grant, Commanding De
pHtmrnt OF TenneSses
81 have the honor 10 report tina, the
fOrcrs under my commend attacked the
Post oi Arka ,.as to day, Having storm
ed the emmy works. We took large nun
Der Of prisoners vsriously esima,ed at
from 900 to 0.0U0, together with all
his stores, and munitions Of war. Roar
Admiral Dsvii b. Pur',r, commanding
the Mississippi Squadr n. effectively End
brilliantly co operated in accomplishing
this compile success.
JOHN A. MaCLERNAND,
Major General Commanding.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

cST Vallaudigham. the great embodi
mcnt Of Democratic patriotism. Ltoly
made speech in Congress 10 which he
used the following Language
Du. ought this war TO continue p
! answer no--not a day, not an hour.
81 did not support the war; and today
bless God that not the smell Of 30 much
as one drop Of iIs blood is on my gar.
ments."
These disloyAl ut,erances are endorsed
by every good Democrat" 10 Fairfield
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
Agricultural Notice.

A, meeting of the Fairfield County
Agricultural Society held,at the Mayors
Office in the city Of Lancaster, on the
18th January, 1868. the following nam
cd persons were elected the Officers OF said
Society for 1868: JOHN SEE. Pres lent;
DANIEL SIFroRD. Treasurer. and U. c.
RrrrER. Secretary. '
JOHN A. FETTERS, President.
P. B. EABIcu. Secretary. ..e.
January 10, 1868 irt5a ee., ,.0
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Thc Ohio Legislatures
Mondays PrOccsdlpgs.
'ceInl I'l'patch to tho Cincinnati Gazette.

Spccinl Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazette.
COLUMBUS. January 10, 1868.
10 the House the discussion Of aibitra
ry arreSIs occupied oil the afternoon. Dr..
Oljs spoke psRTly two hourA on bis own
arrest, Governor Tod. President Lincoln.
and the hatsas corpus.
lie was followed by Mr.. Dickman ~.
nion Democrat. in mastery argument
in support OF these arreSls.and the Pre-.
sidengs powss to suspend tho wri, Of
hobsss corpus. He went iurther iu favor
OF these measures than was expected -
IIs rsfPrTed 10 the arrest OF Burr by tho
military power a. . sufficien, prsc, dent
Tor tho suesi ofOldS. ...
Mr. Uhl (Democrai attempted to re-.
ply. but failed TO oyerturn the strong ar
gumeuts q Dichman.
Mr.. Keys Of Noble (UniOu Democrat J
was particularly severe on those who were
formerly bis political frisndS, and wAu
strongly iu,faVor Of arbitrary arrests aud
the suspension OF the h0LtGs corpEs, 10 put
m and to this rebe lion.
The House then took a reccss till to
morrow. Mr.. Rsamy Of Muskingnm hls
the floor.
The Senate did nothing of Importance
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING,

The Rev. WnLiAA CosoRovE, while laboring asa
Missionary in japan, was cured of Consumption,
when all other meaus had failed, by recipe obtain
ed FROM alsarned physioian residing In the great
City Of fJeddo. This recine has cured great mum
bers who were suffering from Consumption, Bron-
chtis, Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and the de-
bliity and nervous depression caused by these dis
orders. 'l'
DESTROYS Of beuenlting othera. will send this
recipe, which have brought home with ne, 10 all
who need II, free of charge. Address
k..a Rev. WIN, COSGR0VE,. 30
43g Fulton Avenue,
Dec.u. is67-3eiy - III Brooklyu, MY,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

Our Commissioned officers Captured by the
Rebels to he Handed over to the State
Authorities. ...-
BALTIMORE January l3. Adviees from
ForTessMnnroe up to yesterday, state that
Colonel Ludlow. from City Point, says
that all cVm missionod officers Of the Unit,
ed States, captured after the la.h Of
January, will be handed over to the Go.
vernors OF States where captured.
He says it is highly probable that al
officers captured before the l2h will bs
released. .,-tt.s.. ................f ....
There are large number Of, the MUIR
feeSb no prisoners now at Richmond.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

~Up to January c. General Rose
Grams had sen, to Nashville. from Mur,
frsesboro. ! ,25o rebel prisoners represent
ing all the cotton States except South
Carolina, There were over 400 more to
be sent forward. and th'so ara in addition
TO the large number Of wounded whom
The rebels abaddOned when they retreat
cd.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
Nom iuati on for senator.


Hon. B. F, Wade has been nomiaated
BY tho Union men Of the Ohio Legislature
the cand date for United States Senator.
Mr.. Wade has made faithful represent
alive, and just at this time failure TO re-.
elect him would have been equivalent to
snd claimed as democratic triumph. and
as democratic tIiulnps are about as dis.s-
trous as secession victories. such an event
was grsally to be deplOred Personally
We should have much preferred the nom
iuation Of Hon. THOMAS Ewing or Hon.
SALMON P. CHASE, but under existing
circumstances, we think it was emineu,ly
due to the war principle he las 80 fear.
lessly avow,d, and ibe administration he
SO Eealous)y supported. shat Mr., WADE be
returned 10 the Senate.
In this connection, We congratulate
our State Senator. Hon. Alfred McVsigh
Tor the graceful manner with Which be
yielded TO the voice Of the majority, and
the manly demonstration by which he 'x,
libitei his superiority 10 personal pref,
ercncc and party prejudices. Seeing the
imPossiSili'y of securing the nomination
of Hon. TEoS, Ewing, and knowing the
Importance of harmony and unity Of ac'
ton. Er. McVeigh withdrew the name o.
Mr. Ewing. and announced himself fol
Hon. B. +, Wa,s, Without conditions oil
qualifications.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

hDrResouiions indorsing tie Presi
dents Emancipation proclamation, passed
the California Legislature after an extend.
ed debate, only Senators ard II Assem-.
bly, men opposing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

EB A correspondent At New Orleans
writes. under date Of January 3, tina, the
advance OF Gen. Banks from Baton r ugs
would probably not take place be 'ors the
Goth Of January, as tie preparations rsc'
essary for the reduction Of the formula.
bis rebel iutrenchments could not posi-,
by be completed before that time.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

R.M. CLARKE, ESQ, is giving prompt
attention to the collection Of Military
Claims. back pay, bounty. penoions. DC,
Widows of deceased soldiers are cnti'
tlt d to psnsiOus--spply to Mr.. Clarke,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Our forces have achieved brilliant
victory at Arksnsas Port. on the krkaB'
sas River. 43 miles from irs mouth. taking
5000 prisoners aud large amount of ar.
my stores. Our loss was email.
There is a isport that BurnsiJe's army
has crossed the Rappahsnuock, and that
the rebels srs relrealius inland. 1t is
doubtful. ..,.t
Another vicksburg expedition will
soon be organised. consisting Of such q
force as win rsudsr The capture Of The
place certain
Thers is nothing new of importance
from Gen. Roseci ans army.
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MADE At HOME
NO CURE NO PAY!
HOWARDASSOCIATION,
N-. IIVEIT nrV nnva

For the ReheJoJ iAs Sick and Distrssssd, aMfetst-
Vita YirnisRfand ChroRie Disedsss, and sspseiaifv
GortAs Care Of D,sersss oJtAs SERIAL oyss1s.
MEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
'lVlSurgeon. Valuable reports on SpeTmaio ore,
or seminal Weakness, and other Diseases Of the
Soxua Organs and on the Ny Remedies mploy-
cd in the Dispeasary, semitic Nhe anetedi In scaled
letter envelopes, free of charge. Two orthRee
Stamps for postage will be arce ptabIe. t1 N
Address, nR. R.SHIJLlN HoUGHToN, Acting suT-
gcon, Howard Association, No South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa. s.tii sEs I1r ~. : y
Januarya :, la62-iyH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

EE Tho lower branch Of the Ohio
Legislature are just now engaged in dis.
cussins the rrop'ic,y and l"gslity Of ar.
blrary arrests. Olns is said 10 have re
peated bis Fl. Lafayette spe ch in the
House. Dickman and others are taking
the hide of the traitors.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
M Victims Of RbtuwsI'sm read

NLhANrOhfi caibSlu co.. dune q Acbb y
DR.. c. W. RODAcK. No. 8, Esst Fourth \
street, Cincinnati, O.-DeGT Sir: THE
spring hired to work on farm during
The summer, but became severity afliot-
Cd with Rheumatism, and il disablsd be
sp much, that was compelled 10 quit
work. After being confined 10 my rocni'
for sometime: i procured Of your agentS.
at this place, Messers. Abbott d Sons. ~
bottle OF your Scandinavian Blood Puri6.
Grand a box.of your Blood PILE. aud.afa
ter the use Of item / was restored TO per-
feet health. One bottle. of your Blood
Purifier and one box Of your Blood Pills
pcriormed aPerfect cure Being saiisGi-ss
cd that it is an invaluable remedy, / sentsa
you this 10 beipublisheti IfyUul thiHIk 4
proper, thatoihers similarly affected NAV =
have the benefit otmy experience.
y, SILASsPRIN GEHss f.
RE- See advertise me ut. q. 'ss'''"' 20 =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A. BRENyENAA'S BOOK STORE.
Three Doors West of Hooking valley
r Bank.

The richest soil withoutthe aid 90
ofBooks bsWlftly ehoksd with every weed, 3;E
And brings old Aeathenlsm back again
With every vice aud crime thathuman nature siaih
Has Ignorance diseased the seulwith proErssssursi
a. BRENSEMAH has Booksthe foul disease 10 eurej
aud cTimef .... ..... fe.sH 4.
II svolumes suit each case and suit the timsl
w ould parents now prepare them forth cir map
no cd sdayf ...
His Stock points outand keeps them in the wayi
From School Book sup 10 Books for deepest nine
And Fancy Articles and paper for the wales
RlindS.
Come see his ample stOsk while low War PTis
spread. '' 1"
And prove thatBRENNRnAH 10 going ahead! r.t
Come buy, TO HEnaR RlsOattoR true,
A nd push ahead your lldron and your eOunH'
Lancaster juno lzy4e09.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

RISo OF THE TRuE MErAL.--Iu a do.
bats In the U. s. Senate recently. Mr..
WRIGHT, OF Indiana, . lifs.lopg Demo.
crat. said !e would stand BY the Govern
msnt and the President; he would have
the poser Of the Government felt by sy,
cry ItaIloT North or South.
How djiisrsn. that sounds from the rant.
;ugs OF such men a. VallsndighAm. olds.
MedapY. sad fiock--ths present leaders
Of the pempcrntic party.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

j gANIRlsuMASs OPINIoS OF A YANKEH.--
"Bsdad, ii he was cast away on desc
late island, he'd get up the next mornin'
an go round selliR' maps TO- the inliabi'
tants," IT,.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

T True glory takes roo, and eyen
spreads; oil false preIsncts, like flowers.
fall 10 the ground; nor can any counter.
.feiI last lcnG.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
A. BARLOW

HOMEOPATHIC SYSTEM,
and the duties Of his pTofssgiep both
the city Nud country. OGftce ON Main street
In 'N0 row Gtcsy BuildIhgs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

GE Important to discharged 'oldisr'l
Call % r.. NJ. CLARKE.