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AUCTION SALES.

By WM. L. WALL CO.. Aassirnssrs.
I've VERY vALUAeLE AND DIsiRABLs
.s
Dse... 70 sss 81:
and r.psdX imIroyias part Of the eit..
bs!sne. 10 six and .s.,s m mont sssins
o.erestsna secured by deed Of trust on the srsmi-
nc2s WIN. L.swALL 4 CO.. Austs.
GOVERNMENT s ssS, !, OF CONDEMNED
j. ~: ri IL Ia. s:;s s "a
sosnd ..e,: c. p.
saIs, Blue Pa, mel 6ver.hirt' Bi1e flannel IN
sas c ss:
20 lbs Bred, ! Dbl: Bsei, bai. Flour. slo lbs.
po. BY order offs. p Ds e. t ssI, A 4ss.
By ". B. LEWIS & co., Auetioneer.. =
| soao6 sai E sAnlH Aso S Sak o.
In virtue Of decree issued from the Clerks OF.
court. s and t. drses
viii sell soS' ,a, tor IA a. the foot Of
''a SFfss.S ISb sSstEes..o
Also. 1t the same time, her Cargo, Wis:
lChronometer, Encompasses,
! Barometer, Thsrm ,mster,
eClJet, Lot Matches,
hhl Pilot Bread and par, Dbl Flour,
Isl lacks Bohemian Salt.
LIS Ike "a CarboBat of Soda,
WARD b. BAM0N. g. q. Marshal. D. @,
Per VI. B. LEWIS co.,
NO 10 dads Auctionssrs.
1" THE SALE OF THE ABOyED NAMED
Schooner, &c. DC. 70 post POE ed In consequences
OF the rein until FRIDAY next, the 9th instant,
same b. ur 2 nd place.
no4 Per w B. LEWIS d Co Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES
.oa orulR AUCTION SAILS sll lsf fza1.
IAlsAETERNOON AND TO. MORROW.
ByJ. o. Aea mRl CO. Austieossrs. 5
TwO vnAn1 DWELLIN0.HoUgES ON 1HI
ssbssf TX iss
~ cscek On ne premises, Ne shall ecu Lot n.
20 sss isssA:. :ss eHS:
sstvsep Second and Third q: este wet, ana 81,
ALSO, InxspIAsRLr AsPE..
Lot No l. In Square No. SIS, frontins 100 fat A.,
= DIVIDED into a7. Building tots oiss s.ss issss
Terms: One Il ira cash the rsua ipaer in siz cad
twelve months. with interest, secured By . deed e
nois - J. Q MCGUIRE L CO.. Auss.
BY THOMAS DowLIN G. Auetisneer.
GeorEeso,ca, DC
n1sIEABLR BG1LDING L0rS AND TWO
ssiss ss.s s ss:
18th i aa clock In s,on. Ct tbs p,snt.ss
:oass .iss q fsas.G street siss and
By two small Brick Houses.
Par. of L.. No. ~, ID Ching tn. .so,., tron.r
81 feet on Ath street and running back LIS feet.
1.,tern par. Of Lo. No. liz, adjoining She .bo-.,
freDtns s. feet on 18th street, and running bach Is
feet
Title indisputabls
Terms One. fourth cash the balance In l. ana
and years, secured By deed oftrust on the prop
~ W ssb'g';
noo dads THos. poTLi t io !. v HuosT.
BvJ.c MCGUIRE 90. Auctionsers.
HANBs0ME AND WILL BUILT RlsIDnNol
S1iF fS,,a
Der 18th At clock in front of the prenises We
sted on the south side Of street north, between
THs house i. veil i Saii. N every particular ..a
Is Furnished With al tss modeca improvsmonts
twelve months. Vita intsrss.. secured By Sesd x
The purehsser Of the Eoues can have AL or Az
noaO ). c McGuIRs co. Aacts
By J. O. MCGUIRE d CO.. Aust,ooesrs.
A DMINIsIRATORs SALE % VERY vALUA-
soo1s hoSpA No.
ysm Per 18th. commencing st 81 O'Clock, and con-
Il tn hSs. S
the late J. Louis Kinser, Of Ale1andris. virginia.
common good order and preservation. We name
"a ZEE: PARA Laws. Codes. Commensurate, and Digest,
Report: il s. Supreme and Civil Courts And ia
ana r #.
k,nsss, particularly com plete in Virginia ana
Reports in the English Courts Of Common Law. %
volumee, &c.
ALSO,
fine collection of Miscellaneous Books, eomprts-
American and Engli n Classics and Poets
IIlu,trs ted travels and Voyages
Finely Illustrated Works on Natural History
Aliases Books on Slavery, and other i'm portrait
topics Of the day
Shakespeare, BY stsunton volumes. Alto, splendid
ly illustrated
Moral snd Religious Books, particularly on wes-
ley An Metbodism
Fine Cabinet Of Mi aeralogy, with moro than svs
thousand specimens, properly labeled, dc.
~ Catalogues caay DO had on applies ton to ths
Auctioneers.
Terms cash.
By srdsr Of the Administrative
NOT J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auct'rs.
DTHE ABOVE sALE rs POSTPONED IN
Consequence # delay in getting, out Catalogues,
until MONDAY. Nov 23i, same hour
noI4 @. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts.
DUBLIC sALE-Witbous reserve, on THURS
4 DAY next at John C}ark's farm 4 n lies on
Bladentburs read, sundry Articles psrtain nS -
Misunderstanding and Work orses, Mules, Sups- .
rior Mich Cows, Corn Fodder. Oarria re- BuSsy
Wagon, euI srior Hand Cider Mill, Straw Gutter
Corn Shelter, Plows, Seasoned W God, stovss. aud
Furniture no23 ST.
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WANTED - SECOND HAND 1URNITURH
w Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and
Houssfurnishins Goods Of every description.
Is. BCCHLY, &2s 7th at.
mar Soft bet. g and 81. east side
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BOARDING.

A FEW G1NrLlMEN GAN Ale ACCOAM0
"A dated with Board and Rooms 1T No. Th:.
feenth street, between II and streets. Also
few Table Boarders, st s Is per month. no - St
TWO GlkrLEMIN AND THEIR WIVES,
j or siISls gentlemen, can be accommodated with
Board in q private family, 1T s. Eighth st. east
City ears pass the door. noA st.
RoARD TOR PERMANENT OR rxANsIlNr
ID Persons, with large and handsomely furnished
Rooms, in pleasant location, near Penn. avenue,
corner and Twenty hrst SITS. Terms moderate.
no 4-Iw*
QOOMs WITH BOARD AND TABLE BOARD
II without Rooms may be had at 134 Penn. ave,
between 18th and srta ste. References required.
NO 2ltD.c2N
BOARD Two suites Rooms. with Board at 301
ID G ST.. bet 18th and Hth. no20lw"
NIATLY-PURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT
~ with Board, At No. 4e6 Twelfth street, bat. 4
and y. One or two large Rooms, suitable for .
party of gentlemen. NO tim
AT 393 FIRST STREET EAST, BETWEEN A
a and B. Capitol Hill gentlemen and their wives
and angle gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleassnt Rooms, with Board. References ex.
changed &C % Inn
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TROCHEs.
gGB
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.

Soldiers who overtaI the veiee and are exposed to
sudden changes, should use them Obtain only
the genuine. Browns Bronchial Troches' hav-
ins proved their eficacy By q test of many Yeas
~. highly reeommende ed and prescri bed by physi-
clans and Surgeons in the Army. and have received
testlmc mails from many eminent men
sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine in
the United States and most Foreign ountries at
. cents Per box. NO Hlmr
NEvER roo LATB TO LHiRE.-Hy Prof AleIan-
der Wolowski's new and sim plifea method for
piano forte and singing; Professor Wolowski con-
tlnuea his singing and Piano Glasses, nd 0 pens
new course for Piano and Singing, which will be
The last In Washin gton., Professor Wolowski re
ceives visitors daily. al his residence, No 316F
street on the northeast corner of Me zenith street
no Gl.m
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BvJ. G. McG UIRE L CO.. Auctionssrs.

SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CAsx ogIOK saINs
= Piano yonTK, NJ IEkeRs, CHAxDELIRas. ca s1sEr
rG11rp SsDhY MosNisa
November 4tha at 10 o'clock, at the residence q
fufnitu1s ma Household fleets com eriHins s
Superior kGse wood esse, seven octave. Piano Porte
"a ,s In
ARM sI dss, and 5sns. Chairs of'.roa' kinds
Elegant Rosewood Centre Table, very large ss.,
en- s.s Ss N, Al. Fl; s:
aains Seosnss and Fixtures
Pair OF superb Buhl Bullets, eeoressry and Work
Beautiful, What-noA and Fancy Tables. in Ross-
Fine Medallion and Brussels Carpets
oss i eob s so1. esiRsS Table
$iss 3: .ss:: "a: q
Two superb japanese Vases, Sc inches high. the
Elegant China and Bisaas vases, Grou ps, and Pig
ssr p:d
Vegetable Dishes Chs6ns Dishes
Liqu9r Stand, Ess Stand, Castors and Butter
Elegant siiver plated Dessert Service. comprising
slae. sh.ses. four ftuit stands, and two vise
Blus Ard COD ohm. Dinner and Dessert Services.
Gilt and Decorative Dinner. Tea. and Desssr. Ser
Fine Table Cutlery. Out and Engraved Glassware
snpeIior Walnut Carved Extension Table
Marble tp sidsbosrd. Leather covered Dining
Library BooI Gaze. and Bookstsuds. In walnut
Excellent Bedsteads, Wardrobss. Bureaus, Wan.
supeiior G Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Holsters and PILLOWS, Toilet Sets
Window Cr rtaips, Oh sdes, and Corntcs,
Requisites.
nois &c. MEG UIRE 4 co.. Aucts.
ps.'pqnss until friday MoRsisG.' Nov. sssh.
noss a0af - '00s,i C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucs..
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Georgetown. DC.
A g S: s Ill., FRIDAY n.,t, u: nsh
and ss1 II:
yards from the African Methodist church.
Eor p.ssiculsrs inquire of B. 8. DAyIs-oae. In
no2l Repi THos BOWLING, Auss.
ByJ. Q, MeGUIRE 4 CO.. Auotioneers. :
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW
Atfnssfo
e -
coneletin6 OF 3 small Two-story Frame Houss,
ssis =; q. ssss
RTHE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
no I'd NO! j. d. neg aea6 GfS CO.. Aues..
ITHR ABOVE sALR Il FURTHER POST
poned account Of the Indictment veat ner u itM
'aes1a Nov q = G. 'i sca hGfE CO., Auss.
BY. MCGUIRE co.. Auetionsers.
ID sATukDHT Nov 1o sta AZ :. f sssds
Square No r. irontins 60 feet on south street. b.
about q, feet.
ii u i. g: s ss.. !. :s q:
osss a sc q ss Co.
ByJ.C. Me0UIRI& co.. Auetionssrs
U,RUsTlEv SALE or FRAMB DWELLING
i aoUss AND Lof Oh srssEf IosrH. ssfwaSa
sts.II isss
e s sss &
:.oaiss = ssss EQUITY s.s -
AT Of Lot No. a SQUARE 60 fFonuns 3 ~ =
s..s ssH i, @ -
ssther with tie impfoyemsntg, consisfanE q 4vS.
story Frame House with back bu.ldias ssAs ln6s
oosvs's.'ss s 81 SO q ksTrr' aso r.
uHxKL1S 81. aiftfIrH. sssssn:.,
esa hwkds ,. Q. McGUIklk 90. 49,.
Al. .sSy l. sSlF 4 Il.
. - sA59sSEE :aS SnSxs Or sss.: ss:s
MAJ OF .lHl BArfL1 OF GHrrYssvna.
'sssess = iesri " SSxSo7 f iiii
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= Il NJ 81!
- L I n 4 III
have DOW on hand fall So pply of fresh wood
bufpt Lime ALd am constantly barr lng and will
NO. always have q fall stock at my kiln, which /
no 81 Inn AVA ". 81. 9OpRY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NTARINIE DANCING ACADEMY-AT UNION
ul HO1 Ell, GEORa ETOWE.
PROR. MAKINl'S Dancing Academy 10
open for the reception Of Pupils, Days and "a
hours of tuition. Mondays and Pridsys, from ~
to p N for young ladies and misses and ELL
masers. For circulars apply st the Acsde nytx
during school hours no 2l.IW*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

On TIRE AvR8Us. near Al street, is The Dollar
Store, No %ss, where, for dollar. you csn take
your choice out of two thousand sets Of beautiful
lAYslYY No fi-lX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

BRSRpIT AT THE morrow
THANKSGIVING afternoon, grand perform
ancs will be given at the Varieties Music Hall,
for The benefit OF the popular stage manager,
local drama. "The Belle of Washington" Be
sides this, the full company. and volunteers
from other halls, will appear in bill replete
with fun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

MAJ or fNl ,DAffLl OF GlrrYssunG.
uA H oaok, W1eex, q 0easraa Reyneld = 49,
toeeae. losN 1RAHox TAHOE.
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Y avenue. First Ward now In the upsucy of
Mics trooks 1t is deemed unnscessa , for further
FL planstiOn In Tegsrd to the house, as Ver.o
visit Ing 10 rent wilt examine the premises. For
tern call at 40 street between stn ard 9th
ftreets- just back OF Patent Office, at 81 o'clo,k
norninE; at mon. IL and O'CLOCK; and o'clock,
afternoon.
no "a St. JANIS TOWLIs
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WANTBD-Nssr the Treasury Building, fur
" nisbed ROOM, with board: So Ger month
viii b. paid. Address or inquire of Is B. Il :.
Treasury Department Construction irsau.
no "A ~
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w ANTED-A good German GIRL to d, the
w Honsework of small family consisting of
three persona. Call Immediately at No 216 Pa
avenue near 18th street, second story back build
ing. no q 2ts
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WANTED TO sELL-A BRICK ROUSE, on
w 5'h street, ee,weet NJ and streets. With ave
Inqnire for JACOB FINK. in the same square.
Lorth OF the Avenue. NO n St.
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Az. .spy l. hsiF I,
49, W. skMuRM i cRown. rru.s.A.
DO Nd J. p. hrG Ut1n Z 90 aa-S
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Notice TO Drafted Men.
HEADQRs OF THE 18TH Coz. DIsTn
Chilliootha. Ohio. J1ly 10Th. lSe3.

HEADQRs OF THE 18TH Coz. DIsTn
Chillicothe, Ohio, July 18th, 1868. !
nARAGRAPH I'd Of Circular No. "a from the Office
Of the Provost Marshal General, is so far modified
as to require every drafted man claiming exemption,
by reason OF having paid the sum Of three hundred
dollars $500, under section Is Of "The net for en-
rolling and calling out the national forces and for
other purposes" approved March 3d. 1853 to present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from the receiver ofcom.
mutation money. for such amount to the Board OF
Enrolment of his district in order to receive there
from q CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION,
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue in each
Congressional District, has been authorized by the
Secretary of War and directed by the Secretary of the
Treasury to receive from drafted persons, who de-
sire it for the purpose Of exemption from the draft,
the money above specified. On receipt Of the sum,
the Collector Of Internal Revenue shall give the
drafted person paying it DUPLICATE RECEIPTS.
Both copies OF these receipts shall be delivered to the
Board OF Enrolment or beforethe day the drafted
person is required to report for duty copy to be
retained by the said Boardand when so delivered the
said Board the drafted person shall be furnished by
the Board with acertfcate of exemption dischargng
him from further liability under the draft by reason
Of having paid the sum OF three hundred dollars as
Aforesaid GEO. W. R0BY,
Provost Marshal and President ofthe
Board of Enrolment.
July 23'G3-l7
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no POsTMAsTERs.

Postmastersare required by law to
inform the publishers whenever a sub
scriber to'e newspaper refuses to take
the paper from the Office. By return
ing the paper to the publisher marked
+" Refused" postmasters will do us a
great favor, besides doing their duty
under the law. We are induced to
say this by having copy of'the Gazette
returned to us from New Salem, the
subscriber owing us for over three
years subscription. During this time
he informs us that he has not taken
the paper from the office, and we learn
that a former Postmaster sold the pa
per and pocketed the money.
1t may be a good joke to cheat the
publisher, but as the boys say, we
don't see it, It's fun to you, boys, as
the frogs said, but its death to us. We
desire to make statement now which
few persons can ever be induced to be-
lieve, viz that 1t takes money to publish
q paper.
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Captain stinchcomb's Meetings.

The gallant Captain Stinchcomb is
doing a good work throughout the
county. He is throwing hot-shot and
shell, grape and canister, and every
other missile of civilized political war
fare into the ranks Of the rebcllious
Butternuts. He has already addressed
the people of Hooking, Greenfield,
Walnut, Amanda, Borne, Richland and
Rushcreek, and to-day addresses the
people of Pleasant at Beery's Grove
tonight, the people Of Liberty, at Bal
timore, and tomorrow the people of
Clearcreek and Madison at Kirkwoods s
Grove. AT all these meetings the
greatest enthusiasm prevails, and the
attendance is larger than ever known
at similar meetings in the county. IT
is exceedingly gratifying to see how
the Union men are aroused.
Captain Stinchcomb feels what he
says, as does every soldier Every
word and act Of that bad and banished
traitor, Vallandigham, has been against
sustaining the soldiers in the field
They execrate his name, and as long as
there is soldier or a soldiers chile
in the land, ho will be looked upon al
worse than Benedict Arnold.
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UNION NOMINATIONS.

Hon. VIM. H. West, of Logan coun-
ty, is the Union candidate for State
Senator in that district.
Samuel Williamson, Esq, is nomin-
ated in the Cuyahoga county District.
Hon, Charles Babcock, and G. B.
Lockwood, Esqs., are candidates for
Representatives in Cuyhago county.
T. Wickham, Esq, editor of the Nor
walk Refectorp is candidate for Sena-
tor in the Huron district.
The following nominations were
made by the Franklin County Conven-
ton on Saturday. Representatives,
George NJ. Parsons and Amos Rees,
Probate Judge. VIM. Jamison, Trea-
surer, J. R. Armstrong, Auditor, c. S,
Glenn, of the Weekly Gazette. Brother
Glenn will make capital Auditor and
as hehas been accustomed to "leaders"
for some time, we hope he will lead his
ticket on election day GAINESVILLE
Courier.
And, would you believe it, Mr. C0w-
ier, DR.. OLDs is the Copperhead candi-
date for Representative in this county.
We are ashamed of it, but we can't
desert this beautiful county and give
it over entirely to Satan and Olds-
Send lis missionaries to help us.
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Ponulnr Entsrtainment

Mr.. ALF. BURNETT, the we'll known
elocutionist and mimic, will give one
of his iovial entertainments at the
City Hall, on Saturday evening, Aug
22d. The programme consists of q
melange of mirth, oratory, mimicry
laughable delineations ofcharacter, &c
Mr.. Burnett gave an entertainment in
this city about two years ago, on
which occasion he gave universal salts
faction. As an elocutionist he ranks
high, his style being peculiarly mis-
own, and accords so perfectly with ma,
ture as to be thrilling and effective
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what che solaisr:; mini. Of ahs Gazette
SIGNAL DEF. H'D Qn's A. G., J.
Army OF THE CUMBERLAND, :
nachord n AuO q az !

SIGNAL Der. H'D Qn's A.C.,1
Army OF THE CUMBERLAND,
Decherd, T., Aug. 8, So
Mr.. A. P. MILLER .-Please find en-.
closed 81 so, Zone dollar and fifty cts)
one years advance subscription to the
Gazette.
A copy of the Gazette found its way
to me yesterday, sent by some friendly
hand-perhaps by your own-making
the second I have received within
short time. It is a most welcome
friend. l see that the sympathizing
loyal spirits of Fairfield are endeavor-
ing to send the Gazette to the soldiers
or a portion Of them-from that
County. Your leader in the issue of
July Both. addressed to Ohio Soldiers
In the field could not have been writ
ten in more appropriate manner. 1t
went the "rounds Of our small
squad" 1t is quite different from
most addresses having the same end
in view, in that itdelicately and politely
seeks to persuade and direct-aftcr
having presented the issue now pend.
ling in Ohio politics. Most articles o.
the kind are written, think, in toe
arbitrary or domineering style, ma
king demands where requests would dc
as well or better-the writers seeming
to claim not only that they are mas
ters of the situation" but that the sol
diers are entirely ignorant, and there
fore are expected to passiyely submit
to their direction.
f l must "dry up" as the "wate
) call is sounding, and my "gothi
: steed Robert (short for bob-taiD i
wanting to take his morning "smile,
| which usually consists of a portion Q
f mud adulterated with small proper
: tion of water.
S With much respect I remain as eve
| your friend WILL 7. COLWELL
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, at the residence of
Philip Rising, Esq, by Rev. c. A. Van
Anda, Major BENJAMIN f. BUTERFIELD,
of the 18th Regiment o. vi, and Miss
ANN MARIAN STERLING, of this city.
We write "these few lines under the
inspiration Of a bottle of wine and a
cake as large as hay stack. And we
hope that the gallant Major and his
excellent bride, may always enjoy the
cake and the wine of life. In whatever
admiration and honor the Major may
gain, by the part he is taking in this
struggle for his country's life he vii,
find no reward greater than the hand
and heart he has just won. And may
every brave boy, when he returns from
the war, find the same reward await
ing him.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-20
DEATH OF LIEUT.. LINyILLr,

Lieut.. Francis W. NJ. Linville, of Co.
G, 46th Regiment o. V, l., died cfflux
at Messengers Ford on the Big Black
River, Mississippi. His remains were
accompanied by Capt Wiseman to his
home at New Salem, in this county
where he was buried on the 18th inst.
by the Masonic Order, of which he was
a member in high standing.
Lieut.. Linville was an officer of mark
ed courage and great endurance, ant
distinguished himself in the fight a
jackson. He was among the first vol
unteers in Capt. Stinchcomb's Co. il
the 3 months service, after the termi
nation of which he assisted Capt. Wise
man in raising Co, G, ofthe 46th. Hi
brother soldiers say that he was faith
full officer and did his whole duty.
slow sleep the brave who sink crest
f With all their country's wishes blestI
When Spring with devy fingers cold,
Returns 10 deck their hallowed mold,
ff She then shall deck asveeter sod
Than fancy's feet have ever trod.
BY fairy hands their lrneil is wrtins;
by forms unseen their dirge is sung
There honor comes, pilgrim gray,
To bless the earth that wraps their clay,
And Freedom shall awhile repair
To dRsll. awseping hermit there.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-20
GRANv1LLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

We have received the Twenty-Ninth
Annual Catalogue of this fourishing
institution. From this we learn that
the ensuing Fall Session will commence
on Thursday, the 10th day of Septem-
ber, 1863, and close on the Sd day Of
February, 1864. Winter vacation one
week during Holidays. The Spring
Session will commence on Thursday
the 4th day Of February, 1864, and
close on Wednesday, the 22d day Of
June, 1864. The institution has, be-
sides tho moro practical Departments
and French and German, a Musical
Department Fine Art Department
and a Gymnasium. Erom the Circular
accompanying the Catalogue, we ex-
tract the following:
"The attention of Parents and Guar
dians, who would educate for the reali.
ties of life under Christian influence, is
invited to Granville Female College
which has enjoyed uninterrupted pros
perity for nearly third of century
the sameindividuals, with one excep
ton, have held the same offices in the
Board Of Trustees during all this time
without any compensation for their ser
vices, which is.probably without a par
allel in the historyefschools for young
ladies. But one purpose has actuatet
the Board in all their labors, viz: Il
promote sound, thorough, Christian
education Thishas been accomplished
without display. The effort has beer
to afford the highest educational advan
tages and the purest refining Christian
influence at the lowest possible cost
And by means of a liberal endo,Cment Il
the foundation, Of the Institution, thi
has been accomplished, it is believed
to greater degree than elsewhere il
the country"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-20
Interview between Rosccrans ana Vnl-
landigham.

The Dayton Journal relates the fol
lowing, a propos of Vallandigham
When Vallandigham arrived at Muir
freesboro, Gen. Rosecrans went to see
him. 81 wanted to see you," said the
General" l wanted to see you, Val
landigham, to see whether you had a
rascaI's face" Then changing the
subject rather abruptly-and bringing
down the forefnger Of his right hand
in that rapier-like style which is a con-
spicuous feature of his gesticulation
when he is in terrible earnest-he
said: "Vallandigham, don't you come
back here. R-you-do-Vallandig
ham-I'll be d-d-and, may God for
give me for the expression--In be
d--dif I don't hang you'll" People
will be pleased to remember that the
General says he ''never blasphemes,
but he sometimes s,osdrs."