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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
Bragg Superseded by LOuss.rest.

NASHVILLE, Jan. I5-Bragg bas been
superseded by Longstrset. The latter's
srmy corps is at Shslbyville.
Forest 10 still near Harpeth Shoals.
Our feet is under CONVOY Of gun
boats, and is on the way up. e. , .ti =
Conscripts are dsssrtiog the rebel army
aud are fleeing to this city daily
River 10 feet on tue shoals and rising
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
Revenue &afnES.

AS many persons are not familiar with
The kind or amount Of Revenue Stamps
necessary to be used upon the documents
most in use by them. the following liable
of stamps to be put upon notes, d eds,
mortgages, agreements. contracts, leases,
&c, will! be found useful for reference
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
COJTNTY OFFICERS.

Judge of FairfsH Common Pleas Coart-HENRY
Prs5sts Jadgs-JRSsE L EoHNER, ofice in Public
Baiidihg. ,.,,r ,r,sp .
Sk.riG--tAMES MILLER, once at Jail.
Eistk Of coGrt--JoHN G. RAlNEY, Office Public
attitor--wILLIAM ROBINSON, ONCE Public
T..a.s.,r--P. g. kpUM ,oHlcePnhlieR Ruilcing
R.eordsr--A. SYFERT, ofice Public Building;
Sarusypr-E.L u. HANNUM.nmce rmOne bu,plhe'
Conmissionsrs--JoSEPH SHARP. Of Bern Iown,,
.hln. IONAS 4. RtKRR. Of Walnut Township ana
s.ta,I Eramiaa-s -WI!LLtv WHITLEY JOHN
VILLA Ms aud URIAH G. .RUTTER. .., -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are pre- pared to execute all description oflO
WORK. snch rs CARDS. CIRCULARS, POSTERS.
BALL TICK RTS, and every other variety Of PLAIN
FANCY JoBPING, with now and superlortype
an o sho RI notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
REMOVING THE BODIES.

After the bodies had hung for abbut
half an hour, the physicians of the sever"
nj regiments present examined the bodies
and reported that life was extinct. Soon
after seveia! United States mule teams ap-
pearsd. when the bodies we're taken down
4 dumped into the wagons. without In uch
ceremony ard were carried down to the
sand bar in front Of the city. and were all
buried in the same hole. The half breeds
were buried In the corner Of the hole, no
that they can be disiutsred BY their friends,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

b.
aud was ordered to proceed in The di
r.ction IF the river, that we were nesd,d
there. I
Word soon came that our Division
was again forming on the left Of the R. r
running towards Nashsille. immedl.
ately proceeded to that point where |
found about 100 more men Of my regi
menl und command Of their respective
officers. By your order again moved
forward with the balance OF our brigade
10 the support Of smother brigade WHO
were -hotly conlesIing the ground we now
occupy. After short and severe fight
the enemy was driven of, and after con
siderable sighting and skirmisling, il has
been held ever since.
Ny officers and men behaved most
calamity. aud l do not think there are
any soldiers in .lis world who could have
done better under the circumstances. I
would most respectfully recommend for
your favorable consideration Capt Kuhl.
man, Go B. setting field otfi.er; Captain
Trapp. Co G; Capt. O'Conncll Co r.
Capt Pomeroy, Co E; Capt Prentiss Co.
Il; CHpt H ,Oksr. Co A; Capt suodgrass,
Co ]; lst Lieut.. Henry Dorm! ush, com
manding Co B; Ist Lieut. Geo Hay ward,
con- mauting Co D; Adjutant Samuel w.
Davis; 2d Lieut. A. Kuklnan. Co B, com.
manding Co G; ed Lieut. Robt Chsppvll,
commanding c. X; 81 Lieut. Denny, Co.
e. and "a Il Varian not assigned to any
company. They are all justly entitled 10
the thanks of their superior officers for
their gallant conduct the last few days.
All have been engaged in the service
since The breaking out of the rebeliioL-
have been in several engagemeuts-show,
ed themselves worthy of the confidence
reposeJ 10 lhrm. A Drawer or more
gallant set of officers never ehtered
field. l would also mem lion our surgeons
Wilson aud Barr-thsy performed their
duties faithfully and unfinchiugly.
| had forgot 10 mention 10 the proper
place that aome time during the 3lsl, a
portion Of my regiment under It. Dorm
bush and Adjutant Davies gallantIy re-.
pulsed a charge Of the euemy's cavalry,
and drove them off altogether.
The loss in my regiment is heavy al
far as ht ard from:
Matthew Webster, Co c; SAM Bearby
Com d; Charles Sroby, Com D.; Eugene
Roberts. Com'y D; Henry sharp Com.
II, Curtis L. Mckinney. Co X; Jas. H -.
Dorman, Co X; Frederick Bierbaum, Co
Corpo al Robert Shannon, Comply A,
Jack W. Reed, Al Nimrod A Webb, A;
Freeman NJ Wolf, A; Wesley Bennett A;
Sergeant Ja"ob Renner. B: VIM Trobiue
B.; Thos Dickensheets. c; James Gallo
way G.: Frank Savoy c; Charles Stone,
c; Joseph Platt, G; Lieut. A. Varian D.;
Corp George Jamisou, D; Hugh Gray D.;
Robert WateIson. D.; Horace Conau,, D;
Corp Reuben Parker, E; Geo II. Potter,
E, Jane L. Houssr, e; Sergt W j S
May, G.; Corp Peter N Trapp, G, Corp
James Robinson, 6; Nicholas Fulk, G.;
Henry q Nef, G, J W Allen G; Oliver
s Loekland, G; Michael Sullivan, G; Da.
vid McLeish, H; David Milhyer, H; Ed
win Murray. H; Joseph Slack. II; Frank
Prouse, l.; John Marquis, /; Emanuel
Dubbs. Il Patrick Bonner, l; Ssrg't G
W Fawcett, |; Thos Fox [; Serg't Uh as
W Bowdlc, X; Alex Keifer, X, Louis
Speagh K.
Missing-81. .
Respectfully submitted.
j. A. STAFFORD,
Major Com 1st o, " Infantry.
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NP3uslness catds fabout6 lines, hy the year, ss
nPAdvertisements,n not marked m the manuscript,
viii he continued at our terms until forbid. rt.e
PLexai advertisem ents, Admin ratOr en- otlces.
&C., for in advance, for reasons which.
ne viii explain At the time. g. .....-E 0.. .fs
uPrhe above term sstrietly observed In all case
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CAMP NEAR MURFREEsB1Ro,l

CAMP NEAR MURFREEsB1Ro,l
January 9th, 1868.
Msssrs Editors have succeeded 10
getting from Headquarters of ed Divis.
ion, Brig. Johnston. Commanding. a copy
of Major ]. A. Staford's Report of the
part taken by our Regiment in the Elk
days fight and skirmishcs on Stone river
near MurfressbOrO. l give it to you en-.
tire: II. C.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
KILLED.

Matthew Webster, Co C; S4m'l Bearby
Com d; Charles Sroby. Com d; Eugene
Roberts. Com'y D; Henry sharp Com.
II, Curtis L. Mckinney. Co X; Jas. H
Dorman. Co X; Frederick Bierbaum, Co
r
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AYERS
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This has been 20 long used and so univer.
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

81 copies issued A Singing BOOK for Schools
and seminares. called the Day School Bell, Is now
ready II contains nbon, 600 choice songs, rounds,
catches duets ,rios qunrteits and choruses many oi
them written expressy for this work. besides % pages Of
the Elements OF Music, which easy aud progressive.
Among the large number OF beautiful pieces may he
found. " Uncle Sans School," "Do nj you hear the
children coming, ""Awnys look the sunny side,
The little lassn and Little Lad" "Oh IL were a
little bitdn Bird Of beauty" Pretty pair tree" "Anvi
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compiled by Horace Waters, author Of "Sebbnih School
Of s25 600 copies Prices-paper covers 25 cents SO
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bound, embossed gill; ~ cents, e35 per hundred ~
copies furnished Aiths 100 pnes Mssd al the ssasl
pnee.
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THE ArHRNhux COLLECTION

contains between 800 and 400 pages OF tunes and hyms
new and old, OF the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
sehool revival missionary, temperance prayer and con
ference, and all kinds OF sacred aud social meetings.
Ihe music N this book has lilo and animation in H. k
shining shore Rest for the Weary" "sha!l We know
".rhers 4. Beautiful worldp "Kind Wordsn .swea,
Hour OF Prayer" "Thero 10 q Land Of Lovsn "Suher
hts children 10 unto NO. "God save tho Nation n
80 Prices single copies hound so oenis $40 per 100,
cloth bound embossed gill; 90 ssnts $50 per ioo Mailed
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How states and Districts are to
be Credited for their Quotas.

HE following In relation to the credi, which district,
are 10 receive the draft for men already enlisted
puts Al rest any question In relation 10 ward and town.
.hlp quotas Ths credit must appear on the rolls Al
has been made;
- -l.-.- 4. a s.-..- WAuHNaToN, Aug =, 1899
To p. N, Bromley ID D. T. Moore, and Henry Hebing,
Committee OF Common Council OF Rochester.
Gentlemen The Provost Marohai General Of the Uni
ted States decides that he will give credit for every man
enlisted from every Town or ward In Congressional
District In exeeas Of The qnots appointed 10 that town
ward upon previous calls, and also n persons enlisted
subsequent TO the 10Th day OF November last when the
sport OF our Military Committee To the Adjuanl General
Of tho State bears date. The name Of every person
claimed 10 be credited must appear the muster-ros
hed In the Adutan Generals office at Washington. He
thinks imprldent the score Of public policy, TO
pend the draft i any district for thu mere purpose Of
settling tho number 10 be discharged can be made well
aherwatd and before the mustered into the ser
vice provided the proof is furnished before the time they
are required to report ALFRED ELY,
Asst Provost Marshal
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wAn DsrARInKNr, Paovosr MAasuAL GEsEnALs
OIricx WAsnisoros, ID. O., July ~, 1883

Circular No tal - - -
10 an.wer inquiries made TO this Office tits announces
", Any drated person paying $500, under Section IL
Liability under that draf, bu, no, from any sabssqasn
80. Any drafted person furnishing an sessp,sb,s .ub
sus exempt from military service for he period 10,
which said subsiituis s mustered Into the servies
3D. substitute once mustered into the service canno
be drafted while In service.
9Th drafted man cannot pay commutation rnousy
OF present substitute, AMOR hs has reported hmuefio tks
Board q Enrolment for cxaminancn. =.
9th Men who, on the I'd Of March, ia03, were In the
military service Of tho Ured satcs substitutes un
der Tho drsn OF 1852 and whose Of serves have
pefsons Tor whom they substituies are iisbis 4
dran ,he same "a though they had not been drafted ant
furnished substitutes under the draft Of last year.
9th In serving the notice, required by Circular No
" rom this once reasonable time report shall Il
sseh case be granted by the Board OF Eroment 70 mel
JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshsl General.
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VOCAL MUSIC. Wit. PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT

large assormsnt Of new and popular songs ballads
dues quntes and choruses. issued daily Among the
most populsi are, "shnll we know each other therer
true 20 thee" Oh, there's such girl mnsr by Foster
"Mohers love 10 rus," "Sweet love- forget mo not 40
by kellar rs cents sach ~ hear swest voices singing
Home is home Forget II you can, bu, forgive" "
lSsrRrAKsTAL Music for the Piano Foro-sWe ara
coming, Father Ahrssm six hundred thousand more =
'Always look on The sunny sdsn "shall ws know saeh
other there" kc with brilliant Variations by 0robs %
cents each. > .
Polkss Wazes, Marches, Quiokssps, Quadrillss &s.,
BY popular auhors Al hinss Of Singing aud InsIrue
Musis mailed st the sbovs prisss
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC soNo BOOK

contains ~ pages Of songs ducts and shoruses, bo
sick and dying soldiers snd soldiers Scripture Manual
IL Is wen suited for social singing, wei Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful peces may be
Christian ero,n "rhree Cheers for our Bamefh "Coms
sing Of heaven" "Counbs, the Gem OF the Ocean,
"Msrchins Along,n 40 Prces--paper Govern 10 sen,s,
eio per 70 Mailed ar the Fetal price.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. 4

Is entire work Of 100 pages aud nearly 29s unsa
and hymns AZ the mnsic d lius difficult, IL y
Just the hook 10 follow Bell No Nearly one million
OF those Bells havs been issued and ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found 'Shal meet beyond the
Ryor'" There IA a Beautiful World,n. "Sorrow shs
como again moro,n do MT you hear the angels
ingn Thou God, secst me sabbath Bells chime on,n
SG. Prices Of Bell No. are same Bell No 2. Both
numbers can he obtained In one volume price, bound
copy 10 cents s35 per hundred; cloth bound embossed
gill; 90 cents as per 100 IS copies furnished the iuo
price. Mailed at the retail price.
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Ppsli.Asd by HORACE WATERS. Ar
Nc. tsl, broadway. New yofk.

NIyArrRs CHORAL HAkr--A new Sunday
and Tunes II contains many gems, such as .sha1l We
know each other hsron ~sIfier little children 70 coms
afesye with my mother" "He leadssh mo beside an
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WATHDa, Auihor of sunday School Beils,S Nos i
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DOLDIERs.

Every soldier should carry with him supply OF
Radwayi Ready Relief Il supplies the place OF all
other medicines and q beverage teazpoonful Of
tie Relief TO wine glass Of water 10 ucer, pleasant
sr ssimulsnt than brandy, whisky, or blttsrs.
SICKNESS PREVENTED IN THE srx MAINE RECT
Eighth Maine regiment, sere't p. Lord, writes thaa
Railways Ready Relief savsd tho regiment from death
while quartsref n Tybee Island, g. o., when working
in the swamps, erecting fortlhcations. Every man
seissd with typhoid and other Fevers, Fever and
Ague, Dtarrhosa, Dysentsry, rheumatism, was cured
BY the use Of the Rsady Relief
CAUTION
IN Ill cases ask for Railways Ready Relief. Txks
no other. See that the slguAlurs Of kadway %.
II on the outaids label Of each bots. Every agent ID
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RADwAY co.,
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WAR DEPARTMENT, J
PRovosr MARsuAL GKNRRAL's OyFfcK,
w VAatnNarON n n I..lv ~ toaq L

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OyFfcK,}
:, WARRINGTON, d. O., July ~, 1853.
Isl, Drafted men become soldiers In the service Of the
United States by the fact OF their names having beer
drawn In the draft The notification served upon them
by the Provost Marshal Ia merely an announcement oil
the fact and an order for them to report for duty de-
signaied time aud place.
vi. The following opinion OF the Hon. William VIII.
ting, Solicitor OF the War Department, 10 published foI
the Information Of oil concerned; nr
When person has been drafted, In pursuanceof The
enrolmen act OF March 1s83, notice Of such draft
must be served within ten days thereafter, by written
or printed notice, TO be served him personally by
leaving acopy a his last place OF residence requiring
him to appear a designated rendezvous TO report fof
duty Any person hing 10 report for duty, after notice
len a. his last place OF residence or served on him
.onally, wi,hou, furnishing substitute paying $500
rested and held for trial by courmara and sxNrsNcxD
TO DEATH. ni .if
"if persou AFTER being drafted mnd before receiving
noce, deserts the notice may still be served by leaving
II al bis last place Of resdenee and u he does not ap-
pear In accordance with the notice. furnish the sub
sute pay the $780, he will be In pw deserter and
must be treated accordingly. There is way
ner In which person once "enroledn csn escape his
public duties; and when drafted whether present or ab
sent whether he changes his residence or absconds The
rights OF The United slates agains him secured and
u Is only by performance OF his duty to the country that
he will escape liability to be treated a. criminal,
lSignedl "WiLLfAM WniriNo,
"SoliciioF OF the War DcpartmenLn
(signedl JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Msrshal General.
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Ayers Ssrsaparills

b compounded from the most effectnal anti
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this affecting distemper, and for the cure Of the
disorders Il entails. That Il Is far superior to
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Those cases are purposely taken from all Sec
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Scrofula depresses the vital energies, and thus
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ye noyy offer tn the pubIic under the name of
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, No. /,

contain, iA pages, and nearly 900 unos and hymns ari
IL the most popular s. Book ever issued Among The
most popular PIECES are, "Knd Wordsn "Ehen Aboveu
nChrsan Hero" "Beauful Zion,n Il ought love my
Mothern THE Angels told me So" "In tho Light" Res
each SIS per hundred bound 25 cents $50 por,hundrs
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cnRoNIC RiEUAATIsM CURED.
Twenty fcars OF s'cepless Nights.

VIM sydney Myers, Esq. Of Havana, Cuba, the oor.
Respondent OF the london Times, suffered with Acute
and Chronic Rheumatism fbr twenty Ave years. andfor
twonty years no had cbjoyed whole nights calm
rest. Hs applied Railways READY REfJEF-it i'm.
rediatcly gavo him secured him the nrst oam
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continued use OF the READY RELIEF cured him.
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC ron THE MILLION

Arranged a, solos duets quartst. and chorussa 10,
musical soss,ss ehos, Sunday schools public schools
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains 81 pages Of songs duets and chousss foy Free,
dom Among tho choice pieces wa would nnme "fak
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contamination 10 variously caused by mercural
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

susnty relieves the patient from pain, and quickly
heals soothes, and strengthens the disabled parts. In
eli VI Bites Of Rabd DOGS, Reptiles Stings II Pol
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FEVER AND AGILE.

Persons exposed to tho Malaria Of Ague or II ssssd
with Chis and Fever, viii And positive Antidute and
euro In Radway's Ready Relief lot two ieaspoonsfu
m the Ready Relief In wine glass OF water, be taken
on getting out Of bel In the morning, and however e.
posed TO malaria you wiNescape
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RUTH; A SACRED cANrArL

contains lss pages Words by Rev Sidney Dye. music
BY Prof Gull This 10 excellent book for concerts NJ
the young Prioes-paper covsr 20 ssns els pss lOos
bound % csn,. $40 psrIO0. -,
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC Boox

contains n pages OF tunss and hymns designed Gs sss
val, prayer, and conference msetings Pros III papsr
retail price,
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A Friend in Need. Try It.

DIR. SWEETS lNFALILBLE LINIMENT, as an
external remedy, Is without rival. and will alleviate pain
mac and Nervous Disorders il truly nallibe and as
curative for Sores Wounds Sprains Bruises &C. its
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