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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

TuE STORM OF LIFE.-Lifs beats uS =.
on like the stream Of q mighty rivcr.--
Our boat glidss swiftly down the narrow |,
channel through the playful murmuripgs
of the little BRONX. and winding along it's
grassy borders. the trseB shed their bios
SONS over our young heads; we are in ,
hope, Gnd VS. grasp eagerly at the beau,
Ties around Gs, but the sWeam hurries on
and still our hshds are empty.
Our course in youth and manhood is
alouV wider and deeper food. and amid
objects more striking and magnificent.
We are animated by the moving pic-
ture Of enjoyment and industry that is
passing before US We are excited BY
short lived .disappointtneat. But our en-
Eergy and dependence are both in vain;
TIE stream bears is on, and our joys and
Qrlefs behind US. We may be shipwreck-
ed, but We cannot anchor, our voysge
Imnst Be FASTENED, but We cannot be de-
Ilayed; whsther rough or smooth, the
lfitsf hastens towards its homo; the roar;
ling Of the waves is beneath its keel, and
the land lessons from our view; the
lfcods srs lifted up uround US, and We
take our last leave Of earth and its in
Ihabitants, and Of our future voyage there
lie no witness, but the Infinite and the
etsrnul.- Bishop Hsbsr.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
,A YEAR in THE SERVICE.

ii love exciierash.. 1t was mainly to
crafty this passion thai 1joiued the ar>
"TbeAfnyl jus, the place for a young
man Of spirill What q Geld for adventure
Ia the, army! |. is the straight road to a
womans 9 beSttf Venus and Marsl Hell
en- and Paiis Cleopatra aud Antonyl
hoVS and waf Fame and Patrio,sml'
II, was such ideas btzzing through my
brain tbat prevented me from making out
correctly rather mited.up account; and
ihTssuorcurial freak, dashed down the
ben, and skedadded from the counting.
footi. When I reachsd the sidewalk it
flashed across my BfSif thai ait old school
Sfuh was recruiting d company. and
a, oaoe struck O bSc-lfhs for his rendez>
voss. hiid ENROLLED my self Ss ore Of the
defenders. Of the Constitution and the
Union. .sirs,
When this became known I received
suudry congratulations from suhdry
friends, aliptofessedly strong Union men
to the etfect.-"You'vs ruined yourself
"TBfSHn youtseli away "6ms as !
privats''--"Too bad" etc., etc. But
''didn't see the polht'' Or any Unionisn
IN the'temaTks Of these heroic defend
ers ofrths naIion--ons Of whom was Gelf
sacrificing enough TO hold an Office nndet
tho Federal Govsrnment--and return
e1 thsir greetingas follows; a ssI
"Goue as q privatel Yes. Amprouc
Of it. Greater the sacrifice greater tn
patriotism. Go thou and do iikewise"
Then wheeled 10 the right about ant
wsgoffs at doubls quick, leaving then
aobsinthsir gl,ry to speculate upon .h
risS e. moiSsaes, ths fall Of soap.
whether whisky wa: steady. and 70 man
ifsssqp ihsir patriotism BY shouting a
Union meetings, for the pnrpoSs OF en-
oomsging, enliStments. / was now
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

CoMMoXPLAcE WOMEN Heaven knoWs
how many simple letters from simple
minded women have been kissed, cherish.
ed, and wep, over by men Of far lof,ier,
intellect. Therefore it is no marvel thai
the Childish epistle Of Hope Anstead WAS
read and re read with lingering and throb.
bibg bsatt. II is a lesson worth learn.
ing by tbosS young creatures who seek to
allure BY thrit Accomplishments, or to
dazzle BY their genius. that though be,
NAV admire. no man. ever loves woman
for these ,bihgs. He lo7es her for ~hst
is essentially disliacti Ii ough not iDcom-
parible with them her woman's nature
and her womsn's heart. Thisis why We
often see man Of bigl gsai6s OF intel
lectual power pass 10y the De Slaels and
Coriunes to take unto his bosotn, some
waysids flower. who has nothing on earth
to make her worthy Of hiu. except that
shsi Is what some few Of your female
celebrities area true woman.
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.Locusts Coming this Year.

y, Joseph Harris writes TO- the St. Clairs.
vile (ohioy Chronicle Iihat Che loCustt
will be on hand this year. it being The
seventeenth since their last appearance
He saysali sci 30, q sas- Q'
The Pharaoh lOcusts made their 6ra
appearance on the wing May 1s. Is4e
on the 23d commenced singing; on thu
31st commenced boring the tressosnc
laying eggs;Jun 6, commenced dying
the malss frat. On the Goth all dead. :
(Taken from notes taken on above dates,
This year there will be lOsusts 10 a
bundance. Prepare your small trees, b.
tying them up with straw for wenty tiy'
days, and youlars safe, if you do itright
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For the Lancaster Gazette
The uIni denis Prayer.

iTi, sweet sunrise, in tho eastern skies
Mpd the golden light Is beaming
o,er vale and hill. and sparkling rill,
And all with gladness teemipg;
But I'm not glad, for my hearts, sad
with trem bling and with sighing'
Sinco the golden light which breaks the nigh'-
Rshoids NY Iobed one sgt"g'
ktob,hSt TINT breath o cruel Death,
while Youths fond hopes beat highest
And lite sd sweet, with JOY complete
Seems, bit Isr thee, The nigheN
Great Fa,het, why must my ioVeo.ohe o's
fhlltaSS ny saul in shguish'
o shield his heart from the monsters dar'
Nor lei him longer langhish'
Oh stricken soul; the shining goal
or Hopes enchanting vision
Erewhiie has cheerod thee, ss We Steered-
Toward the scshos slysian.
Rut stormy gales, have rent the sa'ls
or our little bark asunder-
Above, around, the tempessS SOUND
Ard waves ofdarkn ness under
.The prospect bright has turned to night
,pIhdlihe dark ness still Is nearing,
And soon my life, with sorrow rife,
-, Must be torn from its ehdesring-
90 Pc
God, hsar my cry, nor LEI hind
In youths bright. hopeful living;
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Ja4ss Of fairfield Common Pleas Cosrt-HENRf
Z. WHITMAN, residence la ancaateI ono, p,hiiO
P.o54,s Jadgs-JRsSE EoHNER, once In ruohe
Building. ,,,r ,y,ep
sksr;EI|WRS MILLER, odice At JAIL a,..
cisrE ~ court--JoHNC G. RAINEY, Office PuOhc
nn,.sg sst;,sr-- WILLIAM ROBINSON, once Public
b9I,a1ns. q .BEyAutM ,oficep lieBuileihs
R,sorisr--A. SYFBRT, ehfce Public hnlinlhg;;,
ssrp,v,r-E. u. HANNUM, Once Public bni,u'"g
Co,on,r--L. StIEFFER. residence Madison p.
Tommi.,ion,rs--JoSEPH SHARP, OF Bern TOWN,
shin. JONASA BAKER o Walnut To wnshlp, anu
Holm W w.CUNNINGH AM.of Hooking r.wns"iPn wW r. n
%fLIIt Ms aud URIAH C. RUTTER.
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United States Senators.

The result Of tho late election Of Uni:
le States Senators in different State
Legislatures are as follows:
MaiDe-Lot. NJ. neutrality-suspicious..
Pennsylvania : Charles R. BuckAlew--
Democrat. -.
Mirhigau--Zachariah ohandler+--Rs.
puBlicst, = q ..
ciat.
ocrat. '- i - =.
Indiana A. Hendricks, long term
Democrat d. Turpie. shortterm--Dem
Illinois William a. Richardson, DEM
Gcrat.
Ohio--B. f. Wade*--Republican.
%Rs-elected. f1 ,
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innnK ANN JOB PRINTING.

We are prt pared to execute nll descriptions
WORK anch as CARDS, CIRCULARS, rosIihhNS, o.
RALJ,TICKR RTS, and every other variety OF PtAlN
FANCY JoBRING with newand supetior'ype
aud on short notice.
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den, being inexperienced in the business
Of the Society, iha, q ! meeting elect the
Vics President, as on all former occasious
but one. Upon referring the matter To-
the President elect (Mr. See) be thought
probably he could select better mon than
the Society. Such. egotism needs no
Comment. But be. assured thst politics
had nothing 10 do With tbe.elec.icn.
REPORTER.
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LANCASTER. OHIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1868

my making one Of party at his house
that evening that l consented.
"Do not fail to come. for they will be
there" he said az We parted.
Who we're Meys He laid great stress
Upon the word. Could it be Jennie and
her husband. Yss--i' was them. But
I would go as well meet her ;here as at
any other place. 1t would bs better tbas
calling a, her residence, for il would sp.
pear as If it we're accidental.
That evening found me true TO my ap
pointtheht. Wheh entered the room I
saw number Of ladies' and gentlemen
grouped in a circle, appsreu,ly So Intent
upon listening TO a convetsation that my
announcement was scarcely noticed 10
a moment aherWard | heard
"And you never leatbed the officers
name ?" $' 80
This Was followed BY sudden shrek
"a ''onfuson-snd the next instant Rose
and Blance were clinging to my well arm
and as I gazed about beheld Jennie .
short distance of. looking the picture o
amazemsnt.
Explanations soon followed: Rose ant
Blahchs bad just finished a narrative o
their escape as entered. They, will
the other slaves, had succeeded in reach
Ing odr lines, and attracting attention
'oon reached the city, and we're undel
the patronage of the Ehurch to which nj
ffeud as we'll as the Tracy family be
louged. JENNIE had taken an especia
interest 10 theft welfare, and they wer,
the objcSts Of much auention-,he lion
OF the hour. -.
That evening was hI2py one to me-
not only il seeing Rose and Blanche il
safety and surtOdpded by friends, but il
hearing that Jennie was still unmarried
aud that occupied warm place in he
heart.
! am soon to rtjoin my regiment. no
as single man, but as the husbard o
Jennie, and write this to encourag
young men who are in love, that be or
they dispair they should join the army
That is the true read to glory and a wo
mans heart. Do not wait for commits
sion go as private; forif you do you
duty year in the service will make
great change. e.t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

ET The Government receipts for In.
ternal Revenue from all sources, is now
nearly a quarter Of million Of dollars a
daY.
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GENERAL ORDBR-No. Z.

GENERAL oRDBR-Eo. Z.
The Commanding General announces
70 the army Of ths PqtOpsc that they are
about to meet lhe enemy o5ce more,
The late brilliau. actions in North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and Arkaisas.i have di.
vidrd and weakened the enemy on the
RaPpahsDnock, and the adspicious mo-.
ment SENS 10 have arrived 10 strike d
great and mortal Blow % the rebellion and
to gain that decisive victory lbatis duo
to the country. Let the gallant soldiers
Of so many brilliant baitle6slds accom-.
plish this anbieV men, and fame the
tbost glorious awaits them. The com.
manding Gehsisl = calls. for aGrm and
united aSIioh Of officers and men, and pn-
der the providence OF God ihe' Army Of
the Potomac viii have taken the frsl
step towards restoring peace TO the couu3
try and tie Government 10 it's rightful
Authority. .
By command Maj. 2f Gen. BtthtstDE.
IrvTs PIcuuoyn A A q
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LATER.

HRADo'Rs ARMY OF PoToMAo.i
JaouSry 90, 1863.
The storm, pending for the last three
days. has moderated, leaving the roads in
!he wors. possible condition. There is at
present no Indication OF a change Of Wind.
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Letter from the A6th o. Rcgim lent
GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn.
January Oh, 1868.

Letter from the A8th o. Regimen
ar ~. GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn.
80. us.al January Oh, 1868.
Editors Gazette Yesterday was the
memorable 9th of January, and as such
was not forgotten by us, who revere the
character of the'"Old Hero of the Hermi-
.age," "who while he is dead yet speak
eth in thunder torres to all mediiatiDg
the severance of our national Union by
the ulterance Of sentiments like the one
chissled on his bust in the Park at Mem.
phis "Tae Federal Union must be pres
served" the day would have been prop
srly COMMUNICATED by Col. Walcu II and
regiment-(lhe Colonel is an admirer Of
the Old Hero )-but for the pressing en-.
gagements thrown around US, and tina,
fact that we had nothing to give vivi.
flying influence TO the occasion, or which
in the language oi another "would drive
dull care away 'sa.I 81.
After three days marching round robin.
hoods barn we reached this place, ant
are encamped on the ground over which
We marched six months ago all 10 con
sequence Of the d astardTy conduct Of the
officers and men guarding the stores a
Holly Springs. The men are not 81
much to blame a. their officers, and NOR,
particularly the commander of the post
1t is creditably asserted In all quarter
that Col, Murphy of the 9th Wisconsin
and Post Commander was advised Of VA
Dorn's approach, in time to make al.
kind Of defences he might have neede'
out of the cotton then there; and true
is that when the dash was made, inslea
Of standing up as soldiers should, they a
once disgracefully threw down their arm
and accepted. at the hands Of the enemy
paroles, saving and excepting sina
detachment of the Cd Illinois cavalry
who fought the whole secesh force wit
desperation, driving them back twice
' and at last escaping demonstrating th
fact that had the infantry supporte
them they could easily have held the pc
sition, and saved millions Of property,
I handsome town. and the entire campaign
Y and | instead of writing you from ih
$ poiD,, might have addressed you from
place in supporting distance Of ii
, army around vicksbdrg. Such. hoWevt
:, are the fortunes of war, and the verifo,
8 lion of Ahab's admonition !" Boast n,
though who taketh thy armor as one wf
J layeth it down. The only oOHCiliatit
+ we have in this matter is, that they ha,
# injured themselves al much IL tot mo
10 than us in what they have destroyed.
) consequence Of this raid it wSs impost
J BILE for the army TO iveoOnly of Of Il
a ooantry, and this necessity has been
10 fully satisfied that they have but lit
d left for miles. on either side of the arm
aud hence the reason Of our rotndabo
l l course 10 this place. Is gi'fJ9 3'i =
A. The destruction Of property at Hol
., Springs was immense, consisting of$l
% 100000 Of qbartermAster'S stores, ,Oo'
= = 600 rstions of commiSsary stores, a
,e abou. 100000 worth of governments 90
be Il seated cotton. Tho cotton speculate
e. lost in that commodity about $4,000
D., money which was taken from their persoI
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REPORTER.

Gen. Burnside,s Order on the Eve Of
,-. Battle. '
HRApo'Rs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, !
IN CAMP NEAR falmouth,
Va, Jan. 20.
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Desperate Condition Of General
Bragg's Army.
Supplies for Richmond PFls-
OneSs Turned Back.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

NEW YORK, November lS.
TIE Posts Washington correspondent
says there was some dispute there over an
amusing question, and it is this: Does
General Meade desire to advance upon the
enemy2 II is claimed by some of his
friends that he does desire to push on at
once but that General Hslleok is opposed
to it. On the other hand it is said that
both General Halleck and General Meade
are agreed that no further advance shall be
made this winter but that the President
insists upon more fighting before the win
ter eempels the army TO cease its opera
tions until next spring. 1t is a singular
condition Of things that at least four diff
ferent men have the reputation Of being
opposed to the further prosecution Of the
war.
Ifeel very oertEin Of two things: that
General HsIleck is not eager for another
battle on the southern side Of the Kappa
hammock, and that General Meade is. The
General was urged to 90 to Gettysburg and
he refused peremptorily, and has gone
back to fight il the enemy affords him any
thing like fair field and will stand up for
battle. He will try the hazard. General
Meade is prudent General, too cautious
at times, but even be is convinced that it
is in his power to beat the army under
General Lee.
MOsby is gathering sll the Union citi-
zens of Virginia between here and War
renton, and our own troops, by way Of re-
tslistioD, are capturing the rebel Virgin
ians and bringing them in for consign-
ment to the old capitol.
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FROM CAIRn.

CAIRO, November IS.
Memphis papers Of the 18th bring no
news, but private information says that
appearances indicate another fight on the
Memphis s. Charleston Railroad soon by
Forrest and Chalmers.
General Hurlbut has issued the follow
ing general order:
The people in the district Of West Ten
nessee, and the northern counties of Mis-
sissippi, having shown their disposition to
make no attempt TO protect themselves
from the murderers and guerrilla bands,
but having submitted themselves without
organized resistance to domination BY
these petty tyrsnts, and combined in many
instances with enemies, to procure from
corrupt traders OF the city Of Memphis
and elsewhere, supplies for the use Of
public enemy, have proven themselves IN
worthy the indulgence shown them by our
Government.
1t is therefore ordered that the lines Of
pickets around the several military posts
in this command be closed that no goods
Of any description be allowed to pass out,
nor anything be brought in except fire.
wood and provisions, by any citizen, with
out written order from some general Of
foer. All merchants and others doing
business will be held responsible for the
knowledge Of the residence of parties to
whom they sell, and all sales Of merchan-
disc to persons beyond the line Of pickets
will be punished with the severest rigor
known to law.
As all persons residing under the pro-
lection of the United States, who are phys
ically capable Of military duty, are liable
to perform the said military duty in
country under martial law, especially in
the city of Memphis, where it is known
many have fed to escape their liability to
military service at home, this rule
will be stIi,t'y applied in pursuance
TO orders to this effect from Major
General Sherman, commanding the de-
psrtment. All officers commanding dis
tricts, divisions and detached brigades Of
this corps, will Immediately proceed to
impress into the service Of the United
States, such able bodied men as may be
required TO fill up their exhausted regi-
ments and batteries to their maximum.
Persons 50 levied upon, if they enlist for
three years or during the war, to be enti-
tied to the full benefits provided for by
acts Of Congress. If moi, they will receive
clothing, rations, aud the question CT pay
will be settled by the proper authorities
hereafter. When there will be no further
necessity for their services, they will be
discharged. ..
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
The President has appointed Richard
Busted, Esq, of New York, United States
Judge for the Northern and Southern DiS-
trict Of Alabama. New Workers now here
express great satisfaction with tbs ap-
pointment ss a deserved compliment 10 8
democrat who from the very commence
ment Of our domestic troubles, has proved
himself to be q stsGnoh Union man and
one who has zealOusly supported the Gov
srnment.
The Star Of this evening says the latest
information from East Tennessee is that
Longstreet is moving in that direction, and
that same skirmishing has already occur
red between Burnside's outpost and The
outposts Of LongstreePs advance. The
exact position Of Burnsides outposts Is
not known.
1t is announced by good authority that
from this date to the opening Of Congress
that the President will be unable 10 re-
eeiye visitors, as his time is mostly occu-
pied in public business. f
Among the arrivals tonight is Hoa
Schuyler Cclfax.
Some doubts are expressed as to the ap-
pOintment Of General Foster in The place
of Burnside, especially as no order to that
effect appears in to days official Gazette.
Special to the World
The immense number Of non-produoine
slaves in the South are fast becoming an
incubus which the emancipation proclams.
tiOn was not needed to Danish. Over Q
million slaves have been removed from the
Border States, now lost to the ConfedeIacy,
~ nj IA -. D..
the substance which might otherwise sus.
tain Brsgg's army during the winter. Il
is the opinion Of many, not only here but
at the South, that that army, now being
deprived Of all supplies from Texas, Ten
nessee and Kentucky, will soon have no
alternative but to surrender to the necessi-
ties Of hunger, unless General Grant, as
now seems probable, forces il. To 8 new &C.
iTity, to give way under such pressure,
would probably not be considered by the
ehiVslry dishonorable. It would, at any
rate, be deemed kind Of excuse for doing
that to which the sword alone has not yet
compelled them,
1t appears from official reports from
Gen. Carleton, commanding the department
Of New Mexico, that California and New
Mexico volunteers are securing the terri
tory and penetrating to the haunts Of the
NaVsjoe Indians, and making captures Of
persons and stock. Owing to the scant
supplies Of grass and water, further ops-
rations are tl be made in detached parties
on foot, which plan is to be continued dur
ing the winter. --,v.
The NaVajoe Indians have been mere Sc
verely punished during the summer than
ever before. They have been closely hunt
ed in almost every direction by our troops.
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81. JOINS, Nov. /

81. JOINS, Nov. IL.
The steamer TsutOnis, from SOuthamp-
ton 9th, passed Cape Race last Monday
evening.
The steamer Kearsage is watching block
ado runners at Cork. ...'
The Alabama is cruising in the Bay Of
Bengal.
LNBURG, Nov. 4.-The Insurgent Corps,
numbering, it is said, 600 infsntry and
$50 cavalry, which advanced Sunday into
VOlhynia, having been pressed by the Rus
SLAMS, laid down their arms yesterday in
the district Of Salkie and in Gallicia, end
400 had gone with arms, munitions and
over 100 horses and surrendered to the
Austrians.
THoRR, Nov 5-It is stated, on reliabI e
authority, that the Grand Duke Constsn-
tine will be relieved from his functions as
Governor Of Poland, and General Berg
will be appointed as his Successor.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 4.-Ths Official Ga.
zetse, in leading article on the Dsno-
American conflict says It is now by no
means the fault Of Denmark if peace
should be disturbed.
( ,MADRID, Nov. THE Cortez was open
ed to-day. The Queens speech says
friendly relations continue with foreign
nations, and that the project Of consiitu-
nal reform has been definitely resolved
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The grandest festival that Cleveland has
ever seen or joined in is over. The celebra-
tiOn yesterday Of the opening Of the broad
guAge track Of the Atlantic and Great West
srn Railroad to Cleveland was a most tri-
umphant success. Everything passed of
most pleasantly and agrseably, and the
bright sunlight of the happy day was bat an
outward and visible type of the brighter sun
shine which beamsd in the hearts of all.