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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
Battle in Progress at Vicksburg
Sherman Repulses the Enemy-.-The
5sth Ohio, 9Th Missouri and I'd Ken
lucky suffer severely.

sherman RepuIses the Enemy-.-The
5sth Ohio, 9Th Missouri and I'd Ken
lucky suffer severely.
CAIRO, Jan. 3.-OhiciaI dispatches
have been received at Helena from Gen.
Sherman. on the battle field near Vicks.
burg. On Saturday, tt eth, Sherman
dtbarked his force on the left bank of the
Yazoo river. ten miles above the mouth,
and forming in line Of battle, inmed lately
advanced toward Vicktburg After pas
sing beyond reach of the fire from the
gunboat Sherman encountered the enemy
III force. WI en- terrific fight 6nsued and
continued for five hours when the enemy
was driven back between two bayous
that girt the rear of Vicksburg, and from
their entrenched works On the hill their
coIumn was engaged,and up to ~ O'Clock
the muske'ry and artillery fighting waS
very Severe.
The rebels in front Of Morgan's and
Smiths divisions we're intrenchod on high
rising ground. The position was finally
carried Ivy storm The guuboats d id not
co operate, but the Benton en- aged the
Notifications on Harries Bluff. Daring
the action several Of the crew were killed,
and Capt. Gwinn. commander, WAS NOR
tally wounded. The 58th Ohio oh
Missouri and 2l kentucky sustained con.
siderable lose in Saturdays fight. Bau.s
and FArragut were expected 10 co ope
rate, but had rot arrived.
On Saturday night the two armies lay
on their arms. with the two bayous in.
ersening. During the night pontoous
were constructed. Notwithstanding a ter.
rii fire from the enemy, who WIRE 10
ambuscaGe, and under cover Of under.
growth.
At daylight on Sunday morning con
certed advance was made by Gen. Shcr
mans entire force. Gen. Ste ele had the
left, and A, j. and NJ. j. Smith the right.
Steele turned the enemy's right, 80 as TO
communicate With Gen. Morgan's divis
ion, they having been separated by
swamps running at right angles to the
main front.
1t was expected that Banks aud Farrasn,
would have been present to co operate,
but they failed to arrive.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08

report, and I'd. BY Of "sither Intentionally
lying when you admitted it. or of mali.
ciously aud corruptly swearing false when
you made the affidavit"
You admitted the correctness Of the
report TO me on more than one occasion,
aud you did not deny that admission in
your card. You admitted its correctness
to Capt Josh Clarke. You admitted ils
correctness 10 John II, Wright. You
admitted its correctness 10 |, E Koontz.
You admitted substantially lis correct.
ness 10 A. G. Barlow; aud finally you
nave made DR.. Olds a witness against
yourself, and admitted it's correctness to
him. You sarbled and perverted my
own ststem.nt--muliated and interpo
lated the statement Of Capt Josh Clarke
by striking out 'and what Doctor OIds
Was reported as saying he did say" and
ty adding TO it politician" and &" for
political purposes" You suppressed
and withheld the statement Of Isaac Z.
KooDtz furnished at your special solici.a.
ton, and then put falsehood in Lis
mouth. You prove yourself falsi6er by
your telf contradictions and by tine car.
tlfcate of witness for whose credibility
you vourh. You tetray your friend
Roland to whom you owe the little sta
ton y u now enjoy, and you charge and
would cChvict, if your testimony were
credible, either Roland or Joseph Olds
with the high crime Of "interpoIatiug
your afi isvit What is there left to be
said? have arr"isned you. l have
convicted you, and Satan will do he rest.
.. . .- '... r. M. CLARKE
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HEADoRs, ARMY OF THE PoroMAc, !
January 4. (
Additional Details OF Mors ans Retreat

From the Louisville Journal, Jana
Dispatches we're received in this city
last night bringing reports OF skirmish
between Federal troops and John Morg
ans relrealing cavalry. in the vicinity Of
Lebanon, on Thursday, which resulted
disastrously to Morgan's command. The
engagement was not general; but it is
Represented to have been quite disastrous
To Morgan's rear guard he losing his
caissons and abou; 30 prisoners.
On Wednesday night Morgan's forces
were encamped at Muldraugh's Hell, OF
the Columbia road, and Col, tIoskins and
Reid had moved in that direction, and
when last heard from, Col. H. was close
upon Morgans rear, in tho vicinity Of
Oaupbslsville.
A dispatch received from Col. Harlan
brings the shocking intelligence that the
gallant Colonel D, j. Halisy, of the 9Th
Keutvcky cavalry, was murdered in the
most cowardly manner ON Wednesday
night, near Lebanon. by 4 rebel fficer.
There was no regular engagement; Col.
Hslisy and Lieut,-COl. Boyle. with a
small squadron Of cavalry, hanging upon
and harassing Morgan's rear. They had
taken 65 rebel prisoners. and cut of a
train of IS wagons and caissons, all Of
which they had dispatched to Lebanon,
under guard. The guard detail reduced
Col. Halisy's force to a half dozen men.
but with this little squad he continued in
the pursuit Of the rstreAtiug rebels, and it
is said that in the rout the gallant Halisy
with his pistols empied no less than q
dcaep saddles Of their rabol oGcuparts,
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Ia-victims Of Rheumatism read

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DR.. Q. W. RoDAox. No. 8, Esst Fourth
street. Cincinnati, 0.-DsaT Sir:-ThiS
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the summer, but ! became severely afaiCt-
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Tor some time: procured OF your agents
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bottle OF your Scandinavian Blood Puri6.
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you this TO be published If YOU think
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STATEMENT OF DIR A. C. BARLOW.
A CARD.

Editors Gazette: wish to explain the
app"rry Mt discrepancy between your state.
men, Of the conversation between you, Mr..
Slough aud mys.lf in the Gaz-te office,
December 18th, aud the written state.
ment furnished Mr., Slough by myself, aud
published in the Ohio Eagle Of the lst.
lust. II is true as you say, that whel
you stated that you had submitted the
report ol Doctor Olds speech TO Slough,
and that he then admitted its correolness.
Mr., Slough did not deny it; but the cor.
reolness of the report was called 10 Quss;
tiou during the conversation, for when
call d upon TO STATE wherein the report
was incorrect, he mentioned the head lines
only, During conversation OF some ten
minutes, he did not me ntlou any other
particular in which the report was IN
eerveos. This Of eonrss ! considered dip.
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- AnswcF 10 Tall SI0ugh's
Card Of she Ist inst In proof that
he Admitted the Correctness OF
nv Report OF OIds speech, and that
Ether he Intentionally Lied when no
made the Admission, or alIciousIy aud
coTup,lY sWore False when he made
The AGRdavit." .'
TALL StouoH. To defend m = sell against
the false improssi>u created By your oath
it became necessary 70 prove that the re-
pOr. Of Dr.. olds speech had been submit
ted to you before lie qualifications, and thar
you had affirmed itS correctness, This |
did by ny own sta tsment in the Gszette
oI Dec. 18Th. fotifyiug my own auL re-
heshing SouS recollection by naming
i~s. place Gad persons. 10 whom the Ad
mission was made. AZ these statements
did not satisfy ,pu. ! nov produce ,he
certificates OF the gentlemen named, with
Others. i.a il' iIa y .sa
whenJour affidavit 6rst appeared |
LeesHnS your apolOgist--potwilbqhndin
i" damaging ea-clupOn me-. then sup
poS'd .ou had been OvrTrsachcd. aud
that from an everdesire to serve your
mdsttr. aud from dofscriye recollection.
you made the affidavit, I now believe
you made The oath with full knowi> dgS
Of the Cts.-boping TO satisfy your con
scisncs-byl lhs mere quiOdis that "th- re
port yes not iull," and deliberately 10
i'pdjRg 10 lsjuTe me by placing me false.
~ 6sfop lbs people, 10 this opinion l
am borss cut, and The proof Of your Ad'
mission 10 greatly strengthened. BY what
occurred bStSsSn US 10 the hall leading
60 my Office, lflsr you had learned
through Captain Josh Clarke cha, 10.
tended tOpublish The facts iu rsfsrSOcs
10 youS admission Of the corrsc,nsss Of
the report You remember you came to
my Office SRd finding Sevsr.l persons pres
snt. (spoSg whom were E. G. Doau and
ThOs clark) called me out. desiring the
ihtervisV to be private. You remember
you Their said I, ne ",.hM ynuI sfRdHVi,
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coNCLrsioN.

And now, in conclusion. permit me to
refer TO your card generally summing
up the evidence Of your falsi,y and mate
meaGQess Of nature, and convincing you
ist, Of admitting the corrso,ness Of the
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CHANGE OF TIME,

C,--lu.c,nnati'Wilminston&zanssvnIo
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosGRovE, while laboring as a
Mlssiotary 10 Japan, was cured of Consumption
when all other neaus had failed, Ly recipe obtain
CD fron u laarned physician residing in tho great
City of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great nun.
Oers who wore suffering from Consumption, Bron
cnltis, Sore Throat Coughs aud Colds, and the do.
orders. "
DESTROYS OF benentting others, will send this
recipe which have brought home with re, to all
VINO need Il, free Il charge. Address
Rev, WIN. COSGROVE,
439 Fulton Avenue,
D'e.u' ldUl-30ly Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The Charleston Mercury publishes Ia
BILE in which it comedies the death, on
the battlefield, in hospital, &C., Of one
hundred thousand men since the war
commenced
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P.S My impression is that John B
MoNoil' was present at ne time,

This statement needs no comment. 1t
tells it own story. l add to its telling
effect simply this: That the statement
waS furnished to you at your special 70.
quest, aud that you mesuly suppressed
it-publshiug lie On Mr., Koonts in it's
stead.
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Missouri Leg iSIaturc.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, January 9th.
following resolution. offered in thp House
to day vas referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations:
"Resoivsd By Tie House, the S.nais con
curing, That the proclamation issued by
President Lincoln. en- the 22d Of Scptcn.
ber, and the supplement! !ary proclamation
on the ls' OF January. will inaugurale a
most important epoch in American histo
ry. and meeting our lull Endorsement, We
earnestly aud respectfully urge its rigid
enforcement, and will use our bes: en-
ceivors 10 sustain it,"
In the Senate joint resolution was Of.
tered to mcmora ize Congress TO carry
out the original assessment orders against
Secessionisis
To the Associated Pren,
HEADoRs, ARMY OF THE PoroMAc, !
January 4
Lynchburg prpers of the LIST, contain
the articulrs Of serious breach in the
East Tennessee Railroad made by body
of Yankee troops, who peuolraed T-un
rssae 90 miles through Pound G4p, burn.
ing the bridge at ZolicoIirr. near Bris.
tOl, and that at Watuga, uine miles
beyond the bridge at ZoIlieotirr. 1t will
require a considerable time 10 repair
them.
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APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A. BRENyEMi\S BOOK STORE.
Three Doors West OF Hooking valley.
Bank.

The richest soil Withouttho aid
ofBooksh Is swiftly choked with every weed,
And brings old hoathensm back again
with every vice and crime thathumAn nature siaib
las Ignorance diseased the with prOgress1urei
A. BRENSEMLN has Bnoksthe foul dise ase "a cure;
Would parents save their children from eaeA via,
aud cTimoi .... -
II svolumes suit each case and suit the tlmel
w onld parents now prepare them forth cir mar
ho od'sdayi
HI sSiosk points outand keeps them In the war!
From School Book sup TO Books for deepest mind'
The Stationery cheap aud ane of different kinds,
And Fancy Articles and paper for the WallsA
Blinds.
Como see his ample Sissk while low War Prit
spread, -..... ..,..
And prove III hatBRENNEHAA 10 going ahead!
Como buy, to HumdR ElsOstiSA truo,
A nd push head your q tren and your countr'
Lancaster Jhn0 II, se69.
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New Books
New Books! New Books!

Just ived Hale Swartzwelders New
Book Stnre Baltimore Street, under Belvidere
Hall, Cum berland, Md.
My Diary North and South, by william How
ard Russell.
Lady Rudley's Secret, novel. by NJ. E. Bran
don.
No Name, novel, by Wikie Collins.
Aurora Floyd, novel, by NJ. E. Brandon.
Cooks Handy Book for U. S. Cavalry.
Beadle's Dime Book of Verses,
Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo, fvo parts
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Results of Emancipation, by Cockn
Grave Thoughts of a Country Parson.
Last Day Of our Lords Passion, by Rov. W.
Hanna.
The Poets Journal, by Bayard Taylor.
Orley Farm, novel, by Trollope.
Great Truths, by Great Authors.
Tho Adventures Of Phillip on his day through
the world, by W. NJ. Thackeray.
Harper's Magazine for February 1863.
Godey's Lady Book,
Atlantic Monthly E" I"
Arthur's Home Magazine, O.
The Knapsnck full of Fun, or 1000 Rations Of
Laughter. Feb. s.
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Insolvent's Notice.

S. Mcknight, ORDERED. this 18th day Of
VS.. ~ April 1862, that Simeon
His Creditors. McKnghtgive notice tohis ere
ditors, endorsers aud sureies, thai the End Nj on
day Of October next, is fixed for the said Simeon
Mcknight to appear in .he Circui, Court Tor Al.
legany county,to answer such interroga tories as
his creditors, endorsers, and sureties may pro =
propose or allege against him, and that a cop,
of this order be published in some newspape,
printed in the city OF Cumberland, once a wcel
for three successive month"; prior to the secon d
Monday of October next, as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
April 20, 1882 SINS.
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Collection Of Clai m s
Against the United States.

QAVING secured the cooperation Of CT
IL 6cent ard very successful Agents, in
Washington City, for the adjustment and COL
lection of claims against the United States
Government, whose long experience in the
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For Horses and other property lost on de-
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nT Office on Baltimore Street, near the
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. i. HUMMELSHINE,.


DESPECTFULLYi in forms the citizen of Gus I
lt berland and the public generally, that :
has removed his office to his residence, on th'1
corner Of Baltimore and Liberty Streets, owe l
Read 4 Brothers Store, and Immediately oPt
posite Campbell's Drug Store, whore he 10 pre-
pared to attend to the practice Of DENTISTRY
In all its departments.
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Jas. H. Plummer,1 ORDERED, this 18th day
Vs.. Oof March, 1868, that Jas
His Creditors. } II. Plumncr, give notice to
his crsditoas, endorsors and sureties, that the
said Jas. H. Plummer to appear in the Cireuit
Court for Allegany county, to answcrsucb in
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sursties may propose or nllcgo against him and
hat copy Of this order be published in some
the ~spapor printed in tho city of Cumberl,nd
oncen week for three successive months prior
to the said second Monday of October next, as
such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
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THE Two Hundredand Fiftieth edition of thu
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THE subscribers will Rent for n term of on,
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William plummer, | ORDERED, this 18th day
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that the Ind Monday of October next is fixed
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Melvin Duke ORDERED, this 23d day of
~ March, 1868, that Mevi
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