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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25
Lancaster, May 1st, '63,
THE LANCASTER GAzETTE.
Tho Only Union Paper for the Counties
~, Of Fairfield and Hooking.


The most important political CAM
paign in the history Of Ohio is the
campaign Just opened, There arc but
two tickets and two issues; one for a
vigorous war to suppress a Ronstrous
rebellion and thus preserve the Union
and the nation; the otherfor a dishon-
orable peace and a dissolution Of the
Union. ~. - y. I'D, e:..
In this contest the Lancaster Gazette
arrays itself on the side Of the Union
and the country, and against all trea-
son and sympathy with treason, wheth.
er in the loyal or disloyal States.
The type of the Gazette having beer
destroyed by a band Of Copperheads
on account Of its support Of the Gov
ernment and the cause of the Union
the proprietors have purchased a new
outfit, and are now prepared to pub
lish, one Of the neatestinlspdf papers il
the State. ,,+,. -. .,,..
During the campaign we will send th'
Gazette to Clubs atthc rate of FIFTY
CENTS FOR FOUR MONTHS.
I Payment must al,rays'be made in I'D
rance. Il AL..l 9fg et.yH0
YEARLY ,TERMS-7-s1 so in ad
vance, So 90 if not paid in advance.
One copy will be sent gratis to any
person sendingus asclub of ten.
MILLER, KOOKEN g. SUTPHEN
Lancaster, Ohio, June 25, 1868. Z
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Troops for Six Months, Service.
STATE OF ONO, ExEcUTIvE DEBT

STATE OF ONO, EXEcUTIvE DEPT. !
COLUMBUS, june 22d, 1863. !
To the People Of Ohio:
In answer to numerous letters OF
inquiry, touching the raising of troops
for six months service, under the Pres
ident's recent call, l have to state:
1st. That, for want of time, recruit
ing commissions are not issued. Vol,
unteers are requested to go forward in
.unorganizcd squads to the several
camps of rendezvous named in my
proclamation, and there organize,
naming to me, by letter or election the
officers they wish appointed 'a
I'd. The number who, may thus
volunteer will be credited to Ohio upon
the quota ordered to be drafted; but
the men who volunteer will still be
subject To draft should we fail to fill
our quota by voluntary onrollmentand
if drafted, the time they may serve as
volunteers will be credited them.
3d.. The rcgimental officers will be
selected as far as possible from the
company officers.
4th. Should the entire number
asked for by the President respond
to the call they will be organized as
Follows:
Twenty -fvo(25) Regiments ofinfan.
try. a
ThreeI(3) Regiments Of Cavalry, and
Three (3) Batteries of Artillery,
and in this proportion, according to
the number who may volunteer -
9th. These troops will be subject to
the order of the Secretary of war, for
general service-but my opinionNis
they will be required merely, if not
entirely, for border defense, and when
not thus required, will, after organ
iEation, and a few weeks drill, be fur
Iloughcd home, subject to call.
cannot close this communication
without announcing to my fellow citi-
zens, that the danger Of invasion from
our Easterna and Southern borders is, in
my opinion, imminent. It's hoped that
uothing further is necessary to insure
n prompt response to theaPresident's S
call. DAVID TOP, Governor
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Ths Cavalry Victory AZ MiddIssurs ana
Aidle.
WAsn1NoroN. Juno q

WAsHISOToS, June p.
The following official report Of yes
terday's fight has been received and
made public:
Headquarters Cavalry Corps, Camp
Near Upperville, june a.
Brigadier General S. Williams:
/ moved with my command this
morning to Middleburg, and attacked
the cavalry force of the Rebels under
Stuart and steadily drove him all day,
inAicting heavy loss at every step We
took pieces OF artillery, one being a
Blakely gun, together with 3 caissons
besides blowing one up. We also cap
tured upwards Of sixty prisoners and
more are coming in, including a Lieu
tenant Colonel, Major and FIVE other
officers, besides a wounded Colonel and
q large number Of wounded rebels left
in the town of Uppervillc They left
their dead and wounded on the field.
OF the former saw upwards Of 90
We also took q large number of car
bines, pistols and sabers Our loss has
been very small both in men and nor.
ses, and | never saw the troops behave
better or under more difficult circum-
stances. Very heavy charges were
made, and the saber was used freely,
but always with great advantage to us.
A. PLEASANT0N,
Brigadier General.
}, Private information adds TO above
that General Fitzpatrick was at one time
, made prisoner, but was rescued again
by gallant charge from our cavalry
The 9Th Ohio was in the fight and il
complimented for fine conduct Our
losses were only 10 killed, and 50 Or &C
wounded One Virginia Colonel is
known to be killed on the rebel side
and one South Carolina and one Yir:
ginia Colonel wounded and prisoners.
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pApEns roI, rnn soLD1nt,s.

1t is important that the fund assessed
for sending gpapcrsto the soldiers should
beretuned soon, in order that our brave
boys may have the papers from the be.
ginning Of the campaign. We would
like to have the sums all in by Satur-
day. The City of Lancaster and also
Rushcrcek township have already rails.
ed tho amounts assessed and paid in the
money. We acknowledge our obliga-
tions to DR.. r. w. EVANS and SIMON
BEERY, of Bremen, for their prompt
ness in raising the assessment7of their
township. u ,sn3,B ra
Since writing the above, our friend
A. T. Mason, Esq, of Basil, has trans
mittod the amount assessed for Liberty
township. He will please except our
thanks Who comes next?
Still ASoTHER.-O Our friend L. NJ.
SrrTLER, has just handed us $40, on the
fund assessed Pleasant township. He
will except our thanks for his prompt
ness, and our admiration Of his uncon-
ditional and disinterested Unionism.
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thisis our duty 10 do. It's pathway is
very plain; let US congregate in it,
and work IN iit.- let us strengthen our
organizations rincrease our membership,
renew our efforts and our meetings, so
licit contributions and be prepared to
meet our responsibility in any demands
this tClriblea crisis may exact. II il
very sad to think that these may be
multiplied upon us al any momeht
We haze been educated 10 believe that
God controls all earthly affairs. He
can tranquilize the passions Of the hour
and the madness ofthe people. let u,
then earnestly bcsecch Him to heal the
hurt ofour distracted country and give
| it peace-pcace that will symbolic {
restored and unbrolIcn UNION, a repen
tant, and therefore a perfect, blessec
and permanent Peace.
Mrs VIM. J. REESE,
President s. A. S.
| Tanoao4nr Nav LOT 'R2
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THE WOUNDED STANDARD
BEARER.

Capt Charles Ewing, son of tho Hon. Thomas Ew-
ing while leading 18th InflntryIBattaon n the Siege
of vicksburg, grasping the flag with his left hand
while he waved his sword with his right, WAS wound
cd in his Gag hand, aba at tile same time piercing his
militnry cap, but succeeded at last in planting the u
nion Banner on the paropct Of the enemy.
Son OF the Nations Chief in Cabinet,
Who snuffd the traitor "Tyler" in his lair:
The kindred flame inspires their bosonisyet,
As great in council as in southern war!
The Passer of the Rubicon in ancient time,
At age mature ilium'd his glorious name,
But our own CHARLES grasp'd fore-lock'd Time
To pass his "lubicon" to deathless fameI
: The Bonapartcan frightener Of csrths kings
Commenced also, in youth, his glory to install,
And Fame shall link, on more expansive wings,
The "Littlc Captain and the "Litte corporalr
Down with the traitor up with the glorious Star
OF Freedoms hopo, though steep'd in blooC
that orb shall bel
Such is his maxim as he shapes his bright career
For iIstory's page and glad Posterityl
Lancaster, o. n. +. II. LEyERING.
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RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday. April aota, 1860, Train will
GOING EAST.
GOiNG WEST.

q Zanesvills with Central OHIO Trains for al points
East.
Westward Train conncHS as follouR At Nnrroy
and also with Little Miami Train for last md North
Freight and Accommodation train lcaTing L0neaa.
ter n 54j 4. NJ makes close connections With Cen
tral Ohio Trsn for Columbus.
Daily lines Of Coaches connecting With passenzer
trains are run from Crcleylle, clillcothe And CO.
llinbus.
NJ. Special arrangements nre made FOR carrying
Live stock % the Eastern Markets by the nsltnlore
end Pennsylvania Railroads a low Tatcsas are Of
fsred by any other line.
For through tickets East or West or for further In.
f)rma.onas 70 Freight Rates Shipments please sp.
ply 70 JOHN C. C.tSSELL. agent al Lancaster
WA. KEY BOND, RECEIVER.
v. ". CARD. Asst Supt, Zanssville, o. ..t
| Feb 10 '51-4S-n.
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subscription Solicited TO Aid In Raising
Colored Troops.
STATE OF Quo, ExEcuTTvE Dept.
COLUMBUS, June %, 1863.

STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPT,
COLUMBUS, June %, 1863. I
TO the People Of Ohio.
An effort is being made to raise a
regiment ofcolored mcn in our State;
camp ofrendezyous has been estab-
lished ut Delaware, and every thing is
now in readiness to receive troops.
AS tho law providing for the support
of families of soldiers, does not reach
this regiment, it has been determined
by its friends to raise, by voluntary
subscription, fund for that pur-
pose.
/ havo, therefore, respectfully to
request all who favor tho success Of tho
effort to raise such regiment, to con-
tribute to said fund.
!. The money thus raised shall be dis
tributed by committee consisting of
Ex- Governor Dennison, DR.. G. Y. Dor
sey, State Treasurer, Quartermaster
General Geo, B. Wright, and Capt. R,
Burr, u. S. Quartermaster. 1t is rec
omended that remittances be made di-
rectly to DR.. Dorsey, aWYpa /.
The Military Committees of the SOW
eral counties are requested to give the
matter their immediate attention.
From present indications it is quite
certain that at least one full regiment
will be raised within the coming thirty
days, and if generous response shall
be made to this proposition, it is be-
lieved that q second regiment may be
raised. E W I&
1t may be proper to add, that our
State will have credit on its quota for
all colored troops raised.
e DAVID TOD Governor.
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BoouEr.-We would state, in order
to excite the envy of the Eagle, that we
have received another Boquet, and not
aFroin a Democratic Lady, 'sbut from
a lady who is for the Union .''as it
ought to be-"
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THE GLORIOUS FouhrH.-The 4th Of
July will certainly he here one week
from next Saturday. We have heard
of no effort being made to give it the
reception and the distinguished consi-
tleration" which its eminent public ser.
vices. deserve. Shall we celebrate it in
a becoming manner or shall we only
salute it with frc-craclcrs and drink
its health in a mug Of beer2
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MEETING OF THE UNION ASSOCIATION.
--Remember the meeting ofthe Union
Association, at Union Hall, next
Saturday night,
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sx nIonths Men.

OUR friends L. NJ. Splitter and jerry
Montieth are engaged in raising a com
pany Of six montlts men. 1t will be
seen by an address from Gov. Tod,
published elsewhere, that whatever
force is raised will be credited to the
State in the first draft lfthequota OF
Ohio under the first draft should not be
over thirty thousand, and that nRmber
can be raised for six months, the State
will escape the first draft. es4r
Cor. II. B. HUNTER, we regret to
loarn was severely wounded and taken
prisoner in the late fight at Winchester.
He is one of tho hravest officers in the
service, & his many friends here feared,
at the first report of the, battle, that il
Col Hunter was in the fight he was
either killed or captured He is now
in the hands of the rebels at Winches-
ter, and,wehope notso severely wound
ed as at first reported.
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? fPRoMorED.7-Welcarn thatour friend
Captain EwINo, wholately distinguish
ed himself at Vicksburg, has been pro-
NOTED to Lieutenant Colonelcy.
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AORd NO6HCO.

NIotico Is hereby given 10 all whom IL may concern,
Y that the next session OF the Commissioners Of
Fairfield county I'd be held in September next, there
will be presented petition praying for the establish
ment the following described County Road, to-wit
commencing on the Roynlton and Circeville Turnpike
ct the half section line dividing the lands OF Broad
Cole and Peter Hege; thence on said limo 70 the CEN
ter Of section No 81 thence south TO the line Of sec
ton No. l6 thence cost to sections o. TO- is and is;
thence south TO ntersect the Grclele and Lancaster
road and there terminate MANY PETITIONERS,
Lancaster Juns IS 'eS--i9-iv~
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Dr. O. E. Davis

Having retired from the service is
now permanently located in Lancaster
in the practice of his profession.
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L,bsr.y rown.hlp Fund for the Soldiers.

Liberty Township Fund for the Soldiers.
EDIToRs GAZETTE IL herewith send
you 800, the amount thus far collected
for the purpose ofsending your paper
to our brave boys in the field. 1t was
indeed a pleasant task to ask for con-
tributionB for such a good cause and
twas given cheerfully, affecting that
itswopld cheer the hearts ofour sold
iers to know that, they were not for
gotten at home How joyfnlly they
win look for its weekly coming. I i'm
agine their exultation over it will be
akin to that when the news of Jack
Brough's nomination saluted their ears
"a. 7. MASON.
Liberty TIP, June, '63. eetsa
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;ALE OF REAL ESTATE
RY OKnasls OF COuRr


nN FRIDAY the 3lst DAY Of JULY a. y. 1850, at 2
Y o'clock p. ". Of said day, on the premises In
Pleasant Township. Fairfield County. Ohio, VIII DO
sold 10 the highest bidder, the following Real Estate
a. the-property Of John McGi deceased. -to-wit: A
part Of Section No. 2h of Township No. IS in Range
No. 1s, bounded and described o. follows: Beginning
ct Stone on the West boundary ofshd Section tNcn.
tyono chains South Of the Northwes, corner Of said
Section, from which Gum % inches bears North sSo
West 59l% links thence East three chains TO Stone.
Ash l8 inches, bears South 32' 40 min. East T links
distant and White Oak "a inches North ~ East 5z
links thence South ten chains TO Stone. Bllck Wal.
nut 90 inches bears North 1917 Fast 1907 Inks dis.
t1nt; thence West chainsto Stone on the Section
line. Ash ls inches bears South 2s9 East l99 links
distant; thence North ten chains TO the place. con-
tanning three acres more or less Subject 70 the Dow
er of Mary McGll, Widow OF said deceased
Appraised ut $500.
Terms Of !Sa,s.-One-thi-d Of the purchase money
in hand on the day Of SALE onethird in one year. and
the balance trtwo years. with interest from the day
SALE on deferred payments.
SAMUEL JACKSON, Admtor
or the Estate OF John McGill, deceased.
juno 1s, lBG3-Gwl2pf IS 25
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GOV. Tod al somerset.

We learn that Gov. TOP will address
the great mass meeting to be held at
Somerset on the 4th of July. Those
ofour citizens living along the line OF
: Perry, will have an opportunity to celeI
brate the 4th. and hear out. manly, and
+ fearless. s.Govenor.
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PETERSON FOR JTLY-Billinghurst
at the News Depot, has Peterson for
July, with all the late fashions, &C., for
the ladies. .l..s
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sAo. :. colSnsu' s-AA ii'h'



lt1 ~ JoHs rHGSIx.
twas on June the eleventh
our hearts were yory sod
for II was by an awful accident.
Wa lost ene young lad
eroweland was his nnIne
and alas II was hia LOT M
70 you I tell the same
he was accidehtly shot-in tho neck
on the Scioto river side
the sunwas very hot
q y : and its there he fell and died
where he wns acciden1y shot-in tho neck
on the road his character good
without stain or blot
VI and In our opinions growed
until he WAS accldently shot--in the neck
al few words only he spoke
for moments he had not
and only then he seemed to choke
was accidently shot-in the neck
we wrapped him in blanket
for coffin we had not
and there we buried him where he stood
when he was nccidently shot-in the neck
I.
and as we stood around his grave
our tears tho ground did blot .i
we prayed TO heaven his soul to savo
he was aecidently shot-ln the neck
los. EPITAFF i, .-a
here lies the body Of c. roweland
who was accidenty sliot--in the neck
Z on the banks of the Scioto river
by young man
he was nceidenty shot with one of the large siS
black bottles with no stopper il was one of the oil
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county Central Committee.

At a meeting ofthc Central Commit
tee on last Saturday the following Off
cers were elected Prcsident-JAMEs
r. PEARsE, Of Berr; Secretary, John A..
HUNTER; Treasurer, B. F. REINMUND.
The Committee will meet the Sd.
Saturday in each month. The next
meeting will be July 18th.
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New PApER.-We have before us the
second number Of new weekly paper,
published at Columbus, by o, B. Chap
man & Co. entitled THE UNION LEAGUE.
1t is an unconditional Union paper and
ably edited. We wish the enterprise
success. $500 year in advance,
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OBITUARY.

-Tf7Fg-------7
DIED-In Columbus, june 9th, Of scarlet fever
GEORGIA Eta, eldest daughter Of a, J. and Julia L.
Davis pgod fyc years. five months and twelve days.
At ttheSequcst of the bereavcd mother the following
lines are inscribed to her memory.
ny MRS A. H. pryrIIIYc
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Bounty and Pensions.

C0NGRESS having provided that all soldiers who
Y /have been discharged from tho service Ivy reason
OF wounds or disability shall receive the 500 bounty,
and that when soldiers die or are killed in service,
their nearest relatives shall receive the bounty, as well
are disabled while in the line ofduy shall be pension
ed or if killed the proper class of relatives (such as
widow father, mother or sisters, 6c,l shall he PEN
eioned Col N SCHLEICH who has seen so much
service and il familiar with the whole subject Of army
business, will give attention 10 applications for PEN
sions, bounty, back pay, &C.
His experience in the army and knowledge Of the
business, warrants us in recommending all 70 call upon
him.
ware Store
Lancaster, May lss3-e-5mo
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he was ncedently shot with one of the large size
black bottles with no stopper it was one of the old
fashioned kind silver mounted and of such is the
kingdom of heaven.
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RE1D's Cash STORE will be closed on
tho 4th ofJuiy.a Open on the 9Th as
usual. 1s9l q ANDREW REID.
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q" Death loves a shining mark! !" 1t often seems
Earths fairest ones are firstto pass away;
Brightcninga moment llfe's dark .troublous scenes
Ere they depart so pale and silently -
That from the garland Of our cherished hopes,
The lovelicst buds arc earliest doomed TO blight
Just as the promised flower in beauty opcs,
TO thcswoet fragrance Of the mornings light
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TnunsDAr, JusE 25, 1868.
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EPITAFF

here lies the body of c. roweland
who was accdently shot---in the neck
on the banks of the Scioto river
by ayoung man
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CITY OF LANCASTER,
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He comesto all, the nobly good, the fair,
Like angels sent to cheer life's thorny way:
Tho young the agcd, alilso fall PROSTATE there;
None eau Ii Is shafts eyade; his 6otsteps stay =
For this sweet foweret hearts iu sorrow weep,
A doating mothers joy, a fathers .pridel
So early called from their embrace 70 sleep
Within the graves deep gloom IN silence laid :
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
The Navy.

NUh NAVAL tOhCf ON THE LAkrs.
Under treaty with Great Britain We are restricted
70 the maintenance Of only v.ssel-ofwar tho
Northwestern lakes. THIS one the wol known iron
steamer Michigan, built 1874 at Phtsbu,s and tran.
ported in sections 10 Erie Pennsylvania, and there up
and fitted for This nne barbor with s histor,
cal associations conDecel with tho gallant Ferry and his
glorious victory has always been the headquarters Of
this fsycrite ship, whero, during mdwinter, when no
vessel can live ohsidc, sho has found secure quarters
with storehousc and other convonences Of rehing
for the season Of navigation. The Michigan s bark
rgged side wheel steamer of nearly six hunared tons
with battery sixty four FOUNDER pivot gun lately
by tho addition Of six twenty four FOUNDER brass
howitzers and twenty FOUNDER rifle guns. Ier
pldment ~ officers and is about one hundred who,
DER various commanders, have rendered valuable
vice assisting vessels distress, and saving Of
live. and thousands Of dollars worth Of property which
otherwise would have sacrincsd Since the opening
Of the rebellion and under the charge OF hor prcson
able aud energetic commanding officer Commander John
e. Carter this ship has been used recruiting rendez
vous, from which have been forwarded 10 the navy
yards a, New York and Cairo three
thousand OF the seamen our gallant navytrst
rate material contributed from the mercantile of
the lakes and worthy Of the hgn cncomiums passed upon
them by experienced naval officers. During the past
the Michigan has rendered signal at Buffalo
HetTOt IN aid or tne cNccuttDn OF the Az inc
ormer port her prompt arrival requiston Of the
thortcs s gratefully acknowledged TO have materially
assisted In securing order during the pending draft and
Ia preserving millions OF property from threatened de-
structon at the hands Of lawcss and misguided IN
Detroit also where fears entertained owing 70 tho
Vaccinations Of raoroosy disposed persons the Ca
madam border all went OF quietly until the occasion for
her presence had plssed. Some weeks since. under
dcrs Captain Carter hastcned with his ship TO ohnsons
Island 20 any attempts at escape the part OF
the prisoners confined there, their noighborng sympa
tbzers, until large rcn!orccmcnts OF aud material
arrived TO render the position safe against any future
hostile The steamer IL lying at sandusky ut
present but h expected that she will be ordered
into winter quarters and rendezvous at Erie Her cices
Copsnander-Johp q. Carter.
Surgeou-Joseph wilson.
Eaypsasiey-Calv In e. jackson.
AcftpO h0aer--Eas q. Martin.
Fiyh AtsisaRf E,0tHesr--James McKei.
Actiwg nsigaS-Abm J. I0ucb. q. 4. Eddy.
ActinQ xaro's Aates-JaDes Hunter, James Camrnins.
Cdpain's cisrt-C. r. Carter.
Pdyndsfeys Cisrk--J J. 0dcll. ..
.c,rpr1af of Aarinct-Jas. Stevenson. H.O
PitAs-Nm. Hnt0a A.St. Bernard
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The Pres. Dsspaschs..

wAIusaIos Nov. l0--izM
Nothing has been received In this city ur to
10 The press lat night.
The latest dates 70 Saturday norulng al c,csk
huch diaculy attends tho reception o intsn.gsss
from the Army of tho Potomac being revs.
lar means u Communication with Washington.
Ehno, known that tho goyernmcnt has any fAclutsss
superior u private cnterprlse To gain iBiarigcnee.