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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

"a .m. VA, O, her ip-h..h In her look strength
was Ia her step. and - ner hsnd.-rlsntation BerA'
s.r-1S60-X.
few bottle, Of Plsntatio. DUO" .
VIII cure Nervou. Head. che ..
win euro Cold Ex;remiles ana Feyersh LipA
VIII cure Sour Stomach and ,. '"d bres@-
viii cure Flatulency aud Indigeho
VIII cure Nervous Aztec tons
| VIII cure Excessive Fatigue and Shon breath
VIII cure Pain over the Eyes.
| win cure Mental Dependency.
| VIII cure Prost.at'on Great Westuoss.
! VIII cure Saow Complexion, Weak Bowels, Ia
Which tho evidences Of
| LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Hh estimated sh, sevsnsnths of all suli ailments proceed
no" diseased and torpid liver The hillary secreons Of the
e' overowing into the stomach poison the entire syss
and exhibit the sbov. sympsoms
A'ef long research, We able 10 present the most
mGkaoe cure for thsse hord nightmare disease, the
world has ever produced within one year. over si1 hsa
dred aud forty thousand persons have taken the Pnasa
BSeu sna not an instance OF complaint
knowledgs!
Its, mos. eaecsus torc and agreeable ,musn. su.dts
all conditions oflife.
The reports that It relies upon mineral for II, 40
tive propsrtie. wholly false For tbs puic sstscton
and that patients may thsis physicians append
list OF its cofaponeDts.
CaLbAYA BkRkCeebrstedf for two husdrsi years In
the treatment Of Fever and Aguo Dypsps Weakness 40.
Il introduced into Europe by the Countess wife OF the
Yceroy Of Peru In 64e and afterwards sold BIZ the Jesun
or prize Of it, reGhs in slper under ~
narss OF .e,ur, Pcteri and snslly made public By
Lofts XVI, King Frspcs Humboldt makes sspeca ref
It's sbrug, qualities durns his sosih Am soas
travels
CAc,RILLA BARK-Fcr dsrrhss cello and dlssse, Of the
stomach and bowels
DAsDELroS-For Inflammation Of the Iens and dop'iea
affections
CHAMonLF FLowERs-For enfeebled digestion.
LAvENDgR FLowERs-Ar0nstic. stlInrsnt aud tonis--
high y inyisorsting in nervous debility
WsTsRsREBs-For scrofula, rheumatism, te
ASsEAn sromstc csminstve; creating a.sh muscle sad
milk much used by mothers nursing
Also, clovsbud' orange carsway. cosn9sr, snake rOss
&C.
s. T-l&Q-X
Another wonderful Ingredient Of Spanish origin npertn9
beauty complexion aud briaDcy to the zind Is zee
the Of the world aud withhold a
name for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
a new Railroad from Erie 10 Cleveland.

brTFALO, thu. sdal, ApfI Ib, Il1J-
AZ meeting - toe Managers OF the BlhldO and
stafe.Lne Railroad. and Other prominent railroad
men, held here to-day, twas determined TO buiid a
road direct from Enc 70 Cleveland. a sum OF
500. 600 was subscribed. Committees were al-
'oInec 10 confer with the rouds west Of CLEVELAND.
TIE road is 10 be called TIE laks.Slore Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
5pcclaI Nollces.

Fair for the benefit II tho ROSE HILL LAplh2 Sp ~
p,EHs RELIEF ASSOCIATION, o Dodw9Ith. nan, no
toJansh tho week Adanos 10 csat. TICKETS 70 DO naa
st the do9Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

AT a Regular Meeting Of the PEOPLES UNION
GENERAL COMMITTEE, held a. their Headquarters on
Monday Evening April 70, the following resolution wss
unaniu ousy adopted:
RsIrsd That the several Ward Associations be recon-
unite In Union Loyal Mass Mesns 70 be held at
Madisonsqaaro MONDAY the ZJth Of April inst, 1t
o'clock p. m. ..
Tho Ward As,ocsons will accordingly make arrangements
TO unite In this Grand Demonstration
IRA o. MILLER, President.
W Vas SoSx MgILIs' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

Spring. 49,, - .., ,..k q,
SPRING CLOTHING not sutpss-ed IN tie way u
Assortmen, taste style or price, 10 thi. city lie
(Custon,.Room. Childrsns and Furnishing Depart
~ ent not squaled. Entire sstisiaetion given, OF
~ ney returned. Please call and examine for your
f. b. BALDWIN Nos 70 and 2 Bowsry
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
GiIt Combs and STEEL Combs.
NEW STYLES, JUST RkCEINED FhOM fAhio'
FOR sale by - ,r>, =, rs ps
One door below CanAl-st.
Attention, Loyal Men of ,he Country.IIhe Cop
peThrad, wearing bssses Let O;a. men oatsaos men
tenfu Price II cent, single badge 10 Per hundred by
mail or sIprtss. Address j. W. hNk"EII,
z. q. Box l.6ll or No. Ill Fulton-st, n. 1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
The Fairy Wedding!

BY special arrangement We paolish sTe1,Ssr WesnnING
PH0TOGRAPhS Of tho LILlPUIlAS "EpDiNo
PARTY a. follows Tam Tbumb in wedding Dress price 25c.
Comn,odoIe NGi' M" ~ '.,,.............pr price 25c.
rth e. dress price $50.
MIS- oen ton' Mi,nia price Csc.
Misses ~, p. fs,oun Of fourl card price 500
The Whois .y price SOC
Inc Dtisai ~ s,srsosconlc price 75c.
lh9 pIusi N rcn,ra colorsd viii be l2lc eAla. Can
be ssni BY mail receipt OF price aud lo.'ss stamp
canine unles. ampsd with our trade mark EA In
ono ,sa fot of the photograph Beware OF spurious
copy ~ ~ II ANTHONY No sol Broadway, NewYork,
Manufaciursr. OF hs best Pho1 graphic A6su.s, and
Publishers OF Card Photographs Of celebrities.
tn, nar.tiyes Of these exquisite pictures made for Us
by Brady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER,, N. T., Dee g. 1851
Messrs p. II. DRAKE Co; have been great sufferer
FROM Dyspepsia three four years and had to abandon ny
profession. About months TIED The Paostios
Bi;sr and to my great Joy am nearly welfmsn
have recommended them In several and fAr al
Know always with signal beleft am respectfully yours
Rev J. s. CATHORN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
Loyul League Of Union Citizens.

.r....- HEw-YoHk. April is, 1859.
Asa prepsrsnv announcement for the meeting Of MON.
DAY NEXT, a. h.disoE'susr.. which Lieut. Gen
SCOTT will pr, side ts Committee have the pleasure Of In
forming the public that the following gsusmen have
cd TO speak: ..i
Hou. GEORGE BANCROfT
Hon. HENRY J. RAYMOND,
Hon. JOHN VAN BUREN,,
Rev DR.. HITCHCOCK
Hon JAMES T. BRADY
Hon. CHARLES P. DAILY.
Hon DANIEL 8. DICKINSON,
Hon. HENRY C. DEMING Of Conn.
Hon. LYMAN TREMAIN.
Hon. d. DUDLEY FIELD.
Gen BENJAMIN r. BRUCE.
Hon 8. @. NOBLE
Hon HENRY B. STANTON
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, eel,
Col. s. l.. WOODFORD.
Hon. 4. H. BAILEY OF OneidI.
And othes to be hereafter announced
BY order.
JAMES WADSW0RTH
BENJAMIN w. BONNEY,
JAMES T. BRADY,
LEONARD w. JEROME,
WALDO HUTCHNS
NEHEMIAH WRIGHT.
Committee Of Arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

The bill providing for taking tho vote Of tie
Ohio soldlers IN tie army hiss become a law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

Miss Anna T.. Dickinson OF Philadelphia, whose 20.
csl addresses in NewHsmpshire and Connecticut swak-
eued wtds interest and contributed much to the sue
Loyal party In the recent elections 10 those States
will speak al the
COOPER INSTITUTE,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, April 81. 1862
Henry Ward Beecber will preside.
Aduauce IS csn:s The proceeds, sflsr desraying e1
penses be the bensh Of sick and wounded soldiers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month. 18th Day. 1867.
RESPECTED FKlKSD Ny daughter mas been much bsnetsl
by the use thy Plantation Bittes Thou wilt send TIVE
bottles more. Thy friend ASA CURklA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

APPOINTMENTS BY THI GoyERSOR-By aud with
the advice and consent ofthe SenseApu - ieol-Nos-
rIes Pubc-KiugJohuJ J. Pos, Johu Saul, John Djno'
,.n Geo o. Herman. James Kip, OF Brooklyn.
New ogG-Jsm.s X. AymSf, James b. bsn,el Ahafs"
cog,tock VIM W. Dean Allnon Esycs, Robert Ogden
,ovsr Matthias Gosze Arthur Johbes Itomss - james.
Peter d. Kiunsy Stephen Lee 1hemas II Lander IAto'
-. Adrta r. Penz ST Clair Smith, Ou'''yus A. Ns.eu.
hoe Rein A. Wight. Henry Greenfield Gilbert o. alec
Ta,.s H. RAudo John C. Spfu cUr HofGtio bogrf tLafr'
Jg.E.ou IT, Philip Low Thomas y. Arnstr, Henry
Bisctoa charles N. Hsn Guy r. Peion Jsllrs ". Alex
.nder lame, g. SucltT Walter Edward j., Gavin Noyts.
Alys Spear John +. Williams Robert A. AdsmI, Reeves h.
Reilrss Of New Ork Cry.
Opesps-Safnuel 5. AZ mar Of Jarnaica
ffI.e-I.nos B. De,is u Shok4n James O. Graham OF
SbswEugnuk - ,o,- -
Hs.Gsio Pilots (updet Chapte 60 Law, Il lsi'- Sew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
Unjou. Health. and Happiness.

MOST WOASHlPEUL NATIONAL GRAND LODGE OF
A. Y NJ OF The UNITED STATES OK NORTH
AMERICA.
Know ye that Brother EZRA J. MORRIS OF Rhods
has been National Grand Secretary tenn
10 plac. Of Edward 81. Thomas oeseasedi j. THEODORE
HOLLY Representative 20 the Grand ORIENT OF Hayd aud
JOSEPH H. TURPlS 70 Lodges OF Free and Accepted
Masons in the Republic OF liberia, Africa. - - . .
PAUL DkAiION, NJ W. N. G. NJ.
Atte.t Era J. NORRIS NJ W. y. u. sec. pTo ten.
All muaicaons foi the NJ W. ~ o. Lodge east be d.
reet,d 10 EZRA J. MORRIS.
Providence Rhode Is aud, No. 10 est.
Ney.York April H. A. ID. lo63; A. L. 5.63
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

The Lame t Of the Flea.
Long years hsvo / wondered uuiatte'sd aud Zee
And bitten the youog aud the odd
And laid Ia the couch OF the rich ADD the poor
And frightened the warrior bold
But power Is waning fast from me
APowDRR MAGNETIC aud strong
Invented by LIoS, is dcath to our Tube,
And away mus, travel ere long
LYONS POWDER i, harmless to MANKIND but VIII MI
all hon.e Insects garden plant bugs, &C. LYONS
MAGNETIC PILLS are sure death to lat, aud mice Sold
everywhere DshAo D. pAnNh' W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
The American Yoke
SH 1 TX II

The American Yoke
- II L IL Il
ISA NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT,
And GREATLY SUPERIOR to all others in the essential
EASE. ELEGANCE. AND DURABILITY.
They or. manufactured only by
DEVLIN g. Co.,
Corner Broadway and GrsndIt, New-YoFk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

German Republican Central Committee
,.s'sr lur.tlpx viii be nold THIS tFdssyl EVENING,
Ann II NJ ocoek heed usrtes steuten houss. NO Isl
b0wcy. aNDREAo hiLhhA1'''' i''-'~sN'
osctH FMKE, Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO. ILL.,, Feb. II.

SHERMAN House. CHICAGO. H., Feb III. 1881
Mes Ii. DRANs Co.: Please send us another twelve
cssss OF your Plantation Biters As morning appetizer.
they appear have superseded everything else and are
greatly esteemed.
Yours &c GAGE WAITE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

Capture Of the ARIEL"
By the 3y1
A"' T. & IL T. ANTHONY,
No. sol Broadway, N. Y.
Price 25 cents can b. sent by mall
IAN Qniet on the Potomac"
by BREwERTOs.
An,roni,ts picture hch tells tho whole story Pubh'h-
"a IN card photograph, price IS cents, By ,,-,,o,v
" :" ' T.. i II T. ANTHONY
No sol Broadway, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

Arrangements completed to supply any demand
70, this article which from lack OF Government stamps has
no. heretofore been possible.
The public may assured hs in case viii the per.
eety pure standard Of the Plantation Bite be departed
from Eroy bottle beays the aee Of rgaafsre On
see pate .ngrarng. or q cdaaOt be 9ensiHe.
Sold by all Druggists Grocsrs and Dealers throughout The
country p. II. DRAKE Il Co,
No zoe Broadway. Hsw.York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

stand by the Government. ,,,,r.,
w. l.. ORMsBY, j. (oi The y. y Hars) and RObEhI
NJ POER will spesk LoJa Men, aud Loyal Women and
LOYAL Children, on FRIDAY ENENISG, April IL, at q
clock bleecksr Building Checker aud Mortonss III
UNCONDITIONAL LOYALTY
pATy FREE FOB ALL. STAND BY THE FLAG
Ninth Ward Republican Ass0ciation.-The reg
r monthly meeting Of me Ninth AID Republican A,soci'
a,lon will held ~ the BlsecAer building ibis foASl
By order, W.. Ii. GEDNEY, President.
y d. THATER, Secretary.
Pubic Meeting.
LOYAL Citizens ftus X ,h af Invited TO meet win
the ioya League OF tie Waid at Hlsioersers Hail. No.
40 gtay OF the EVENING Of FRIDAY, AprU l7th, ihsi
as D. N. AcdTese. will be made %
Gen. JOHN COCHkANE,
Tie Hon. 70. ;. DICKINSON.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD. ESQ,
GEN. JAMES W. NGE,
and Others. Seats will be Ie,eTges for ladies' - .
Ions sHtgIs seSy WM. J. LOWRY, Prest
CHARLES : SPENCER,
Chairman CJmuittse q ArEa1s merits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

r.i,. Aprl IL
Te'" HiCHARD BELL Treasurer. No. " Riae-a-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15
au1ErNEss OF THE ELECTION.

Those who anticipated turbulent
election on last Tuesday were agreea-
bly, disappointed. Never was there a
more peaceable, earnest, and sober elec-
tion held in the county, and, so faras we
have heard, the same is true Of the
election throughout the State, Under
"a resolution Of the city Council, fol
which they deserve the thanks of the
community, the saloons and liquor
shops were closed in the city. The best
feeling prevailed, and nearly the whole
4 vote was pollod by 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
p AT night, when the returns began tc
arrive, the immense crowds on tho
street became noisy and enthusiastic
Tor Brough. Hardly shout has heard
but "Brough," and the Brough ther
mometer continued to rise until it pass
ed the boiling point, and by twelve
o'clock, wentscvcral degrees beyond th'
top.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15
Interesting Experime nt-- Attempt 20 Dis
cover a Mnrderer hY PhotogFaphI.


Interesting ExpeFime Mt Attempt 20 Dis
cover n Murderer by Photography
From the Evansville Journal scptomber2
We believe IL is one Of Mrs. South
worth sstories in the New York Ledger,
that represents a murderer as being
convicted by q photograph Of his vic
tins eyes, upon the retina of which
were pictured the featurcs~of the assas-
sin. Similar experiments, we are in
formed, have been made in France
with great success, and mysterious
murders unrayeled through the in
strumcntality Of Daguerres wonder
ofart. Notwithstanding we all heard
of these strange things, we were still
under the impression that "dead men
tell no tales, until arecent experiment
has shaken our faith, and almost con-
victed us that, though dead, men may
yet speak
On Sunday forenoon, Mr.. Adams, a
photographic of this city, at the solici
tation of some gentlemen who had read
Of similar experiments in France, took
his instruments and visited the scene
OF the late murder in German Town
ship. This was some thirty hours af-
ter the murdered man had breathed
his last. There was a great deal OF
dust flying, and q great crowd collected,
which materially interlered with the
success Of the experiment, but not
withstanding these untavorab!e cir
cumstances, Mr.. Adams succeeded in
taking a tolerably fair negative. -
Upon this he has been experimenting
land yesterday we were called on tc
witness the result Of his experiment
He had taken an ambrotype picture
Of the eye of the deceased, and then
rubbed out everything but single OBJ
ject, apparently in the center Of the
eye. At the first glance the object ap.
peared blurred and indistinct, but
getting the proper focus, the outlines
of human face were at once distin
guishable. The image was apparent
ly the face of Il man with unusually
prominent cheek bones, long nose, anC
rather broad forehead. A black mus
tache was plainly seen, and also the
direction Of the eyes, which seemed tc
be looking at some object Sideways
One Of the eyes was as clearly seen as
the eyes in a common ambrotypc--
Some who examined the image though
| the man Of whom it seemed to be {
resemblance had u Roman nose, anc
also had on cap.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15

Blu: make your application at once hy calling p: the
Office Of B. r. REINMCED, Agent,
Corner Of Main and Columbus streets,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

On last Saturday, the 10th, the only
son Of Major Ebright, aged about eight
years, was thrown from buggy near
= the Fair Grounds and SO severely in
jured that he died in few minutes af-
ter. Coming SO soon after the death oi
the noble Captain Ricketts,, the blow
falls especially heavy upon the lady Of
Major Ebright. Frank Ebright was q
manly boy and tavorite with all who
knew him.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15
HEADoRs, Co. +. 2p o.YHA., |
Covington Barracks, Covington, Ky
October 7th, 1868.

At meeting Of the officers and men
Of Company F, I'd Ohio Heavy Artil.
lery, held Oct 7th, 1868, Lieut.. John
Il. Gibson was called TO the chair, and
Lieut.. Lewis Hall appointed Secretary,
On motion ofScrg't VIM, S. Washam
a committee, consisting Of Capt. Il. s.
Aleshire, Lieut.. A. Marshman and Or
derby Sergeant N. N. Gates was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive
of our thanks for the beautiful Flag
presented us by the ladies OF Jackson
Ohio. The following resolutions were
reported and unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, The patriotic ladies Of
Jackson, Ohio, have kindly presented
us that sacred banner for whose pro-
lection We have pledged our lives
therefore,
ReSotUed, That we return them our
heartfelt thanks for their beautiful and
appropriate present, and do hereby
adopt it as our Company Flag"
| Resolrcd, That our flag be displayed
at Captain Aleshire's quarters, on
the coming election day, and that
we will deposit our votes beneath
its folds for only such as are in ftvOr o
a rigOr0us prosecution Of tie @ar and Utc
maiatendnce Of tie Government at al
| hazards.
Resolred, That the proceedings o
this meeting be published in the Jack
son Standard, Gallipolis Journal, Ian
caster Gazette, Coshocton Age, and Mt
Vernon Republican On motion, The
meeting then adjourned.
Lieut.. J. Il. GIBSON, Chairman
Lieut. Lewis Ball, Sec'y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15
a Fight in Tennessee-Sherma Whips
the Rebels.

MEMPHIS, Oct. PA force of rebel
cavalry and artillery, reported at from
5000 to $4,000 strong, have been threat
cning the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad for some days. General Hurl-
butts force has been constantly skir-
mishing with them, defeating every at,
tempt to do serious damage Ruggles,
Chalmers and Lee are said to be in
command, under Joe Johnston, On
Sunday morning several culyerts were
destroyed in the vicinity of German,
town Colliervillc,
At ten A. NJ, an attack was made
by Chalmers with cavalry and artil.
lery reported five thousand strong up.
on the Garrison at Colherville, consist.
ing of the Goth Indiana Infantry, dri
wing them into their Notifications anC
burning their environments.
During the fight Major-Gencra
Sherman and staff with detachmen
of three hundred of the 18th Regulars
arrived upon the train en- route fol
Corrinth. They disembarkcd and en-
Saged the enemy, repulsing him will
heavy loss The Regulars lost 8 9kiled
q wounded and I missing. Col. Ruth
ony's loss about the same number
One or two Of his picket posts wer'
captured before the fight. Lieut.. Ev
ans, Ordnance officer on Sherman
staff, and Ed, F, Butler, telegraph ope
rator, were wounded, Lieut., Lee I'll
Illinois cavalry, killed, Gems Carr
Sweeney, and Hatch are pursuing tn
retreating rebels toward the Tallahachi
river, and will punish them severely
The railroad was repaired and train
passed to-day.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15
Boquet

S We acknowledge the receipt of Il
beautiful boquet, accompanied by the
following note: "Compliments Of a
Broagh girl" Whoever the donar
may be, she is pretty girl, for we have
noticed during the eampaigR that all
Brough girls are pretty, and that all
the ugly girls are for Vailandigham.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15

NANCY ANN SWAIN was bOrniu Frederick county,
Virginia, the "a day ofJuly, 1875 emgratcd to this
state in the year 1905; married to Daniel Swain Feb
ruory 3D. 1919, with whom she lived kind and ailec-
time She departed this life after fourw weeks of severe
illness which she bore with great fortitude, aged 6S
years months and q days. She was baptized by i'm
nersion in the year 1920 and received ~ member Of
the Old School Baptist church, to which she lived in
true faith until she was summoned by lust God To
change her abode OF sorrow aud temptation for that Of
Joy aud happiness She leaves q bercayed husband,
one son, five daughters fourteen grandchildren, one
sister, three brothers, many relatives and friends to
mourn herlos1; all of whom have lost atIcctiunatc
wife, kind mother and a warm friend.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15
No General Fight on the Potomac.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Exaggcrated
rumors were in circulation to-day, of
fighting on the south side Of the Poto-
mac.
There seems to be no doubt of some
sllirmishing among the cavalry, but
nothing Of the character of a general
engagement.up to 8 o'clock tonight.
No official dispatches have been re-
ceived concerning the military move
ments of the day. Hence there is no
reason to believe that we have met with
erious disaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15
NRITUANY.

THOMAS J. WRIGHT died at ViclisburG Miss,
July 2th, 1853, aged % years months and l3 days.
He volunteered in the service of his country August
2li, 1882, and had therefore been in the service hear
ly one year before he died, He was lead to enlist
from feeling sense Of Christian duty l0odciend our
GOI-msttutcd Government from the dark designs Of
wicked rebels who sought its destruction. lie was
moved by the impulse that should move the heart Of
every patriot that the Union must and shah be pre-
served with these impressions he hHs.cncd 10 lOn
his brave c0pntfymcn IN arms, and was willing, i
need be, to lay his lite upon the altar ofhi- beloved
hut endangered country. The sacrifice is made, and
the blood of this and thousands Ofothcr patriotic mar
tyrS crcth to Godagains the nstgltOrs o!ths wicked
and unholy rebellion. lie was member Of the L. b.
Church, He seemed to he much devoted to his mas
ter Whle in the army, and often wrote 10 bis pious
friends 20 pray that he might be preserved TO the end
He contracted disease hy over marching and exposure
and was but few days scl; TIL he breahcd his last
He told his chaplain and friends around linn that he
prepared aud willing to die. He also stated to his
comrades the day before, that the next day he was
go-g to die. He was in four different battles, VIZ
Grand Gulf, ThompsOn's Hill, Champion Hill and
Black River; also under fire six days at Vicksburg
whore he was slightly wounded in the leg, He was q
brave soldier, and was loved by the officers and pr
Yates orhis company. He was q member OF Company
|, lltth Regt, owl.
He leaves two sisters and n great many Other
friends to mourn their loss. May the Lord comfort
aud sustain their hearts. JNO ". ELDER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-15
18th Collection Dis
trict in Ohio.

N1 Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ATI. WHOM
Wit may concern, that the lists, valuations and
onumcratons made and taken within the county Of
Fairfield in suid Collection District by Assistant As
Lancaster, TarfsW Comfy, Ohio,
ondlclt open for examination from the lDih day Of
Scptcmleg, 4. b. 1873, until the 18th day Dfaeptcn-
Der, A, y. 1914 inclusive AMI that Uu the 18th, 2Jth
and Both days of September, J. D. 1859, appeal VIII
hc roceiyc3 and determined by the Assessor Of SAID
district relative to erroneous excessive valuations
inade and returned to him by the Assistant Asscssors
a; the Assessors Office aforesaid, AMI that on sold
l5t named days will ngGiu be sunntrcd 70 the IN
spection of my and all persons who may apply for
tist purpose the lists taken and returned by As
sstnnt Assessors a. aforesaid.
All appeals to the Assessor NJ aforesaid, shlll ho
made IN writing, and shall specify the particular
cauac naltcrOr thing respecting which decision Is
requested. CHARLES f. sH+hFFE Err
Assessor of l2th Collection District Oi Ohio.
Lancaster, 0, Sept. 4th, lal3-2l-iw.