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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29

Headache, Pains III tho Ilmbs-in the Stomach, Bow
els, and Kidncys~Cold Chills and Hot Flushes Coat
cd Tongue, Burning SKIN, Nausea, shiverug, Dulness
LOS Of Appetite Restlsszness 0ddiness go. 10. are
premonitory symptoms of Malignant Diseases. One
doso Of the READY RELIEF IL suflcent 10 break up
health -''1'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CURED.
Twenty Year, 0f Dieeulcss NEkhfs.

VIM. Sydney Myers, Esq, of Havana. Cuba, the corr
respondont or the london Times, suffered with Acute
and Chronic Rheumatism for twenty 1--WE years. and for
twenty ycnrs he hndnot enjoyed whole nights calm
rest He applied RAbwAY'S READY REIIEF-t i'm
nitdiaely gavo him secured him the FIRST calm
and pndistnrbed sleep during tho twenty years. Tho
Continued use Of tho. READY RELIEF cured HIM
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29
- "John Browns Soul"
In speech IN philadelphia on Tuesday

night, Gol. Forney spoke as follows:
A year ago this night, when an assem-
blage not so enthusiastic as this. did mo the
honor to pay me visit, i took liberty
with them and for that have since that
time been slandered by all tho Copporheads,
from VIM. u. Reed to Chas. J. BiddIs
Cup" or down. as you may please 10
make it). laskcd the band 70 play q Ma
!ional hymn, the hymn Of John Brown. -
ICheers. asked them TO play the groat
poem or great epic which told to tho world
that the soul OF that martyr, who lfell be-
cause Of his hostility to Slavery, was still
marching on. And tell you, gentlemen,
il is marching on, Cries of "ihat's so,''
and tremendous cheering John Browns
knapsack is not only strapped upon his back,
but his soul is marching on; ave, his soul
is commingling with yours. Now. gentle-
men, in conclusion lot me ask the band 10
year ago the band which came hcre scarcely
Knew the tunc) TO play John Brown; for l
suspect il has become AZ familiar to you as
the .'Star Spaneled Banner" or Hail Co
luinbia." Applause.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29

o'41 1isipal Isaac Taggart, chairman.
foa Gus AA--Arts and Desigps.s
Paintings in water coils, Miss NJ
Mofrison...s..::." ..::."...a...........dip Il 81
a4iq,s ,f Isaac Neiswanger, chairman.
Class CG--lf,sceiianeous List. -.
Ounce Jelly, Agnes Hall, first prem. Isl
Molilc Z Adams, second prem. .!jl,c
Grape jelly, Mrs NJ j w Glover, first pf.. /
Z L Bell, second prem...... SOC
Raspberry jam, r. j Dcnham, first pre-. /
lrs Dan Steenrod. second prem. =. 500
Ounce butter, Sarah Pickering. ........ SOC
Sorghum nloasses, NJ CP Bell, first or 81
Mrs Dan Steenrod. second prem... Boo
Alright peaches, Mrs NJ j w Glover, first |
Mrs.W b Hough second prem... i. 500
Aniight ounces, Mrs M j W Glover. ..s;,c
Plum butter, Mrs DG Neiswanger, first. s
Mrs NJ j w Glover second prem. 8. ;. soc
Current jsmS NJ q Z Bell, first pre- ........$I
Mrs Dan Stcenrod, second prem. Soc
Maple sugar, Mrs j NJ Mitchell, first DR.. Isl
Mrs N A Denham, second prem. i. 500
Maple molasses, s Pickering first pre-. -. 81
Mary Hardesty, second prem. 800
Peach butter, II j Denham, first pre.....sl
Mrs Dan Steenrod, second prem. ..5Oc
Pickles, MrsD g Neiswangcr, first pre-. g
Mrs NJ A Denham, second prem. SOC
Tomato catsup, Mrs j A Work. soc
Spiced ounces, 81, Agnes Hall, no com
petition-hiehly mcritorious. -
ElderbeIry jam, II j Denham, no compe-
tition--highly merilorious.
Blackberry jam, Il J Denham, no competi
tion-highly moritorous :.
Alright cherries, l. J Denham, no compe-
tition-highly meritorious y
Alright blackberries Il j Delham, no COM
petition highly meritorin&. ill
Spiced peaches, Mrs d G Nciswanger, no
cpmpetition--highly meritorious. ~
Spiee. pears, Mrs ID g Nciswanser, ne CON-
=. petition highly meritorious. l'i rvTJ
Preserved cherries, Annie Booker, no com.
: pstition-highly meritoriousa l. aoasl.
Crab apple jelly, Annie Booker, no compe-
automatically meritorions. 10, ,-,.
Apple jelly, Mrs d G Neiswanger, no com
gpetition--highly meritorions.
Mrs Il W Parks, chairman.
Tbs Premiums will not be paid until
farther notice. - III 1rr
' WIN. HARDEsTY, Pfes4.
l4 JNO. DUNHAM, Seo'y.S st..-i-..t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29
FEVER AND AGUE.

with Chils and Fever, will nnd positive Antidcts and
Cure in Radways Ready Relief Let two teaspoonsful
OF the Ready Relief In who glass Of water be taken
on getting out Of bod in tho mornng and however sx
posed to malaria you will escape. 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29
i''SoLDtEa ARE YobI HuNoaYY'--About

"SoLDtER ARE Y OF HusaaYY' About
eighteen months ago regiment passed
through this city ea route to Washington,
and having occasion to halt for a while 10
one ofthe streets of our city, ono Of the sol
diers was approached by little fellow, who
inquired Of him, Soldier, are you hungry
The soldier replying in the affirmative, the
little fellow invited him to his house near
by and set before him a 'bountiful repast. -
\ few weeks. since the regiment returned
through baltimore, en- route homo, their
tern Of enlistment having expired, and the
soldier, who, for meritorious service in the
Held, had risen 10 the rank Of captain, not
forgetful Of the kindness OF his little friend,
sought him out and presented him with 1
handsome Photographic album, containing
phgteeraphs Of st the NEST prominent gen.
erals b the Union army. Inscribed UPON
sbe haak of the album in beautiful xiIt
l4rvs Wtrs fl,s words Soldier, ars you ,,
nssi' The little boy Is tue son OF (
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29

rDk HIiEbMArI9M GOUr, NEuHA Ola. LgM
sRuisss, e curs on AND 1outS wouSps sPPImiA!Ss PIiHs
p sHEADAGHE, AND AlLs RiEuMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all of wnfcli,i,a speedy and c.r.ai, remedy.
and never fails. This Linmenl 4 prepared rom the re
cipe oi DR.. Stephen Sweet OF Cofnrctcut the famous
ay sss 5 's u. s yssS 4 ss
AS AN AIi.EvIAToR OF PAIN n !. uhriyalea by
ahy preparation bcfore the public, Of which the most
skeptical inny be convinced by single trial.
MArIc DsoRDkas Of every Kind aud in ihousan.ls Of
eases where il has been used II has nsver been known
10 failir ~ D ~ 1fiffg hrH - lfIlI,f r. sd
FOR NEURALGIA. II win afford immediate reli.fin
every case, however distressing.
II will relieve the worst cases OF HEADACHE IN
three ininnies, md u warranted icdoit a.itt
To0rIl4cHr slSsy ysil,h cun Instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY and eENERAr. LAS
SrrUDE aisi.g from imprudence or excess this Linl
neni u mosi happy aud unfaing remedy. Acting di
recy upon the nervous i-suss, slr-nsihrns aud fevi-
vie, The sys,e and restores y to elasticity and ygor
FOh PfbfS--As M external remedy, we claim that
is tie sEsr known and we challenge The world to pro-
unce ~ equal Every victim Of this distressing
paia should g,ye u iua for 4 will not fail to AFFORD
immediate relief and III msiony ol cases willsfec
RADICAL cure ta1f .fHs
QUiNsY AND soitE THROAT are sometimes er-
ttenely malignant ami dangerous, but timely applca-
uon Of tbs i.iniinent will never fail to cure. 7i
STRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge-
ne Of the joints /, lisbIe occur IL neglected. fhs
worst may be conquered by this Lininen in
BRGIsEs, curs, WOUNDS SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS AND ScAl.DS. yield readily 70 the wonderful
healing proref,ies' Of DR. SWEETS INPALi.I3LE
iNIMN v yhee a,sd sssorSsg g di,eson, A,S
BITES AND STINGS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the relief u
Of Consumptive patients
~ In advanced stages VI.

I In advanced stages Il.
Ial Of the dissaSaI l'llU VT
{ This has been 90 long used and 10 uniysr
sally Known, tiat we need do no. moro (thhu
assure the public that its quality is kept up to
the best Il ever has been, and that 1t nay b
Z relied on to do all It has ever done.
Prepared by DR. j. c. AYER & ca,
S fjF Y Praetical asd Anal iyGcai A4uisfs
sold by all druggists everywhcrs.t J..tsd
For sale BY wsldsy 4 Coleman III. wsas Co.
and I. H. Patterson. 'if ~ 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29
RHEuMxrIsM. IuMpAao. Gour, NEuRAIa1A.

KHEUMAnIsM, LUMBAGO, GOUT, NEuKAIMM,
QUINZY, pIPTHERIA, H0AiisENfsS, Bi,ONCHI-
It's, STIFF JOINTS, ENLARGED TENDONs, HEAD
ACHE. (sick or Nervous, AsTHMA, or HARD
Il Ia truly marvellous how d |RADwAY'S READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers ofthcse maladlos. Tho
poor. crippled, and pain tricken Rheumatic has mot
70 walt days bcfore change takcr Pinte but In few
minutes derives ease aud comfort
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29
To Horse Owners!

DIR swEErS iNF,AlIIBIE. f.iNiMENT FOR
ness. nrsilg from sprnns Bruises, or Wreuchig ia
effect 10 magical and ccrian Harness. or Saddle Calls
scralehes, Annge &e,, II will also speedily SPAWN
and Ringbons may BE- easily preyenlaa and cured IL
their incpien stages, bot confirmed are beyond
the possibility OF radical cure. No OF the kind,
however, is desparsts hopeless hut Il may be allie
vated by THE inianl aud s fahinl application will
nwaya remove ths Lgaensss aud euahs lLe horse 70
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pREyNToN BElTER THAN CURE
THERE Is NO OCCASION FOR SICKNESS.
m MALICNANT DIsEAsEs

When you nrst feel pain, then take teaspoonftl
OF the READY RtI!i Z In water; or apply It TO the
parts where you fesl the discomfort.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29

Tho secondary indication Of RADwAY's READY RE-
LIEF Is to cure the patient the disease msady that
occasions the raid this II accompanies rapidly and
radically 50 tSVr is the patient transfSzncd nom
pain, mfsry, weakness, and decrepitude, 70 a. delight
full enjoyment Of health and strength that patients rs.
qnsny aserbe It's talSmanIc power to the apsrnatu.
raj influence Of enchantment
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29
eICNs Op sIl,KNE,la

NIL MAIlTtTNANT I1SENSES ~
rst give warning Of their presence, and II met prompt
y belore they beoorno securely inxenched within the
system, will be readily expelled. -rt-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29
Chm X-Frut.

..A-fL " E~F" Y
Pears, Mrs WIN Taylor. ................. .boc
OUNCES, Abram Turk. ..........a. a....y$I
dpplos, winter, Mrs w Taylor. q. - !5Qc
do fall, Obid Hsrdesty q. :............ 900
= do greatest sssort BlW Hoge.. ..r.. ~
Peuches, John, Ss, Ss,ton.........-....s...--50;
-. b NJ Sutton, chairman.
Glass r. Vegetables. a : -
Corn, Marion Wilson. n....,....................$l
I6sh potaioes, J>H Dcnham. ............... .5pc
Onions, NJ Overbaugh......"-.........a ... aoc
Sweet potstoes, II X Bumgarner........ ...50c
Beans, j. i'll Denham,. 800
Wheat Thomas rnrk.. k................."~....$l
Barley, Charley Davis. I
Rye, John Mitchell. ll........................50 SOC
Oats, John II DeDh am...... ............"...$
Cotton plants, Samuel Haines.. .:........... |
o'au ID i9lpaL Isaac Taggart, chairman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-29

i4sg.j u CHOLERA, or Dhrrhosa, or F1ux;
..i.l fDysentefy, Cramps, and spasms; a.4y
io.1lsu . Bilious Cholic, or 0astriiis; 5'A
scarlet, Typhoid or other Feveykt 90
---------- In6uenza, Coughs, or Colds; ..-,--
:. 1snsnnsaplof the s,onasb rBowsls
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
= . =, s% q o. SHOULD BE- TAKEN INTERNALLY. ~
One dose will stop The pain is continued use will, In
HOW IT CURES.

One dose will stop The palm is continued use WILL u
q few hours, cure the patient.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19

\ud will advise YOU, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
vou hllnl- with instructions for filing them MP, 80
that you can prepare your claim wthou! trouble.
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S3a 90 - 40

Jill 90
II TShipnors fGraln. Flourand other IN erCha ndise
can nave Insurance TO any lace desired, at tho lest
reasonable rates.
NehrehuthoI lied TO pay Or!hc scrip Ofthese Com
pahlcs bel"gc dcliVery-iu cents 0n The dollar.
y FIhose who desire The best aud cheapest insu-
rance IN The mostrpspOnsible companies VIII do well
10 call onhe Agenisat their office. lmadge Block
CfASEG Il FHSETEH, Agents
Lancaster, May q, iS63-IylS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
Notice 10 Drafted Men.
HE,nqns ~ rms iefE Cos. blsrnl
~, 1it..th. NH, ItIV luth IAyl Z

Chlcothc, Ohio, Iuly 18th, 1868, I
DARAGRApH "a of Circular NO. q nom tho office
Of the pray0-t Marshal Gpuoral, t sn ftr modified
ns to require every drafted man claiming exemption,
by ronson Of having paid the sum " thrrc hundred
dollars sam, under section ~ II 'Thrnp for EN-.
rolling and calling out tho national loiccs und ior
other purposcq" approved March 3D. 1909, 70 present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from the Receiver utcom-
mutation money, icr such amonit, to the Board ol
Enrollmcntof NJ his district IN uror to receive there
from ACERrIFlCATE or EXEMPTION,
The Commissioner uf lrcruN Rcve0uc IN ench
Congressional District, hoG hrrn authorized hy the
Secretary Ot War aud directed hy the Secretary ul tho
Treasury, to receive from drafted porsnna, who lie.
sire il for the purpov" of cYrmr' ~ from the draft
the money above sp"rtGcd. On receipt nj the sum,
the Collector II Internal Revenue Shall give lho
drafted person paving Il DUPLICATE RECElpI7.
Both copies of theec receipts ~ ho delivered tp tho
Board of Enrolment or hcforc thc day III" drultcd
person " required to report for duty copy to he
retained 10y the said Board mud when so delivered trthr
said Board the drafl"d person shall hc tumshod by
the Board, with Nrrri,nrJie Of exemption dsrhugur
him from further liability under the lrpit. ny rol-cn
Of having paid the sum "t three hundred dollars az
Aforesaid CEO. W EOHY,
Provost Marshal and President ofhc
Board OF Enrolment
July s3'O3-l7.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
yALLAxD1GnAa,s pRHA:I.

One dark night when Val. Was ascrp-
He thought that in he'll ha had t1lS'r his s'tton,
And down in that dungeon, most dismal qnt t""p
Himself and the Devil had this conyers'aon;
Val said;to the Dcvil-old Rebel, all hail -
Thou sece al Of ull,--anl thou g-oltes informal,
Old Lincoln, the tyrant sont me down here to wall
Andtastc of that Death which some ca eternal
And, where pre- you from.--oIl Lueifcr s"id
What makes you aIircs yoar old Father 50 lrantic
Perhaps you've Rc5cllcd, onl from C,n'la dal,
Northwest Of an ocean they call the Atlantic.
Perhaps you're a man Of treachorous birth
Devoid Of much truth or g1ol Unoa feeling
The wretch that saw up there on the earth
To Davis and Rebels, your sympathy dealing
I'm c. l.. vallaniigham the noyl'o replied,
A friend Of Rebellion and yotye boon my tetrh-r :;
The laws Of Abe Lincoln, ljka IcrJ d'Go@,
To tell the plain tru,h am Da'.s's Preacher.
In silk ass1cl pulp.ts quito gay Anl guts flo,
sounded the news TINT hhc was t;rmt,
The system Of slavery, said wts Iyne
Then was arrested with Rumslc's warrant.
BccnuseI Just said 1t woui be my delight,
To see tho old Union in four piooc' 1yng,
And proclaimed from The stump that l,.s gospel v.'
right,
Yet they said -tandI knew TINT WIS, living.
Yes, this we III know anil no ono wo1l doubt,
NallandiGham felt quite so.!, a0d uHsg.ynG;
But my little N Wlco L. must noyrr come ,n,
Lest L. YlllaIdg gnm m ght loso living.
For il has made mo quito fl' i paid me quito wrll,
To preach down Old Ahc, and preach up secession
But alas nm here in n rlacc th,yrall hell,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19

r. VI. CLARKE, CLAIM AGENT: OIico-SoUth side
Main Street, IallmaGgc Block Lancaster, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19


We .ro perso onilly acquainted with Il. NJ CLARKE,
Esd and believe him TO he honest anI capable. We
.lanrliilly recommend him to om friends Of the llth
Hor CENT usa proper person to attend to the collection
Of Soldiers rlluu,, iilrk Pay lon'y, f'n.ipns,%c.
f.iu VI. Caup.lI Colonel l5th E"g ucn' o. E.
w. +. Moore, LioW,"uauJ Colonel lith N'@ o. VI.
s. f. Uo, j., Al.HtW, lttlr Ohpi.
U.ri.l Err.
Captain g. f. HHtnricll, Comd'g Co. A. l7th o. Y.
l.uUtaunut J. H. iuay,
Cl.tfir Ezra En.nt-, Company J, lith Reg.
Iiaatauag: -. OSu'iuu
d. W. sttuannouh rIp'1u company H.
T. p. Aslhrool,, l-' Loutonent Company p.
william n. pugl, q! Lieutenant, cour"ny !.
4 Oruan. C''-liD Company I, 18th Ohio.
lea Nolra. lsl L'cu.'aaut Company i1th OHIO.
D. NJ Rar, Captain Company x, l1th Ohio.
= =. Collins, u Lieutenant.
O. h, Pntcrs Assistant QuorCar Na-torl7th Ohio.
B Il, Shower Cnptt'n Company q, llh Ono.
CAPTAIN C.. II. Rrur", Company H., l7th Ohio.
It'utonauj @. VI Wchb, Company j, llth Ohio.
Ilc'touout q. B. Brenil. g,2gr"y o' i'th ONO
I.n..,et.r I,,,.o -, tSaj-l4tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
Pleasant Township Scmtn,ry.

VHNHE above Seminary united with the Uypcnic.
II Home Cure Ia All ln.tituuou VI learning that
presents 10 ai hut more especially To lhyIiids, the
opportunity ot securing thorough. Educuuun, and
OF improving their physical powers at the same time,
and forless honcy thnn treatment nlone WOuld cost
them nj any other Watar Cure.
For particulars, send for crrplOr, and rcncnhsI
that the next Annual Tenn ut the Pleasant toVHShT y
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
tA, 4, D. 1853 Rnd consist Of 80 weeks, divided int
Three SESSIONS, a. fnllOwg
summer Sossion rom march the Jnth TO iunc 1911
1868. TNevc weeks tuition sG. Nuyaton lhWro,a.
Fall Session from August lst O. November the 2ltl
1893. THclve weeks tuition 50. No varaton.
Winter Session, from November 2Al, 1868 to harcl
18th. 1854. sixteen weeks tuition S.
Tuition must be paid m advance, orsccurcd hy note
and no reduction viii be made on account NJ absence
m0-Boar!ing, consisting al triunoeons food, fruit
and vegetables, win be furnished by The Principals u
t2per week.
SOL have aiso puTchascda Piano and secured th'
services Of Professor G. scHNRpER tO ve instruction
on the Piano. and other instrument NJ music, ON rca
sonable terms. DR. JOSEPH fEEMAN, Principal
snd ABRAHAM FREED. Assistant
February 20, isG3-iybO
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
Ght Gaaraster Ga;rtte,
From the Atlantic Monthly for NoyembCrl
We lTincss.

BY u. W, L0NGFELLCT.
o ol!ttlo feet, thlt su N long years
Must wander on through slouhts and fa-r,
Must ache aud bleei beneath your load !
I, nearer to the wsysidc inn,
Where toll sh..i coase and rest begin,
Am weSry, thinking OF your toilsome road
Olittle hands, that, weak or strong,
Have still to scrve or rule 50 long
Have still 80 long TO give or asH'
I, who SO much with book and pea
Have toiled among my icllow-men,
Am weary, thinking ofyoGr t'sk.
ohttle hearts, that throb and beat
With such impatient, feyorish heat,
Such lInItess aud strong lie iresl
Mine, that so long has glowol and burned
With passions into ashes turned,
Now covers and coaocnls !ts free.
0little souls 90 pure anil wh.Io
Aud cry 4t,llinN "a rays OIL Ugh,
Direct from Heaven, their sourc' div ~!
Rcfractcd through IN, mis-: o.ycer5,
How rod my setting sun appears,
How lurid l'o,s ~ = Of H0'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
I he Advantage OF the Participating
System DemonSIrn1ed

SSa 90 SI5 G0
EENAaKJ-Ry Ryin'urinE in one Of the above compa-
MES, his Policy will cost him. ror five wears Sill in
stead of SIjOb! the Old system. to wit:
Topremum on 1900 for five years $50 a
~ scrip worth IN New York 40cents $40 co
by ytnierestrcceYod in cash on scrip. 9C9
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
SECU l!Y KSURANC G. NPANY,
OF NEW YORK. ..

Ihesccompaaies divide three .tourths of mel proHis
annually to the Policy Holders in Scrip bearing in
tecst ai6 percent, thereby funding the turplus and
giving Policy Holders creator security and cheape
Insurance,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
To ,be People Of Fairfield County.

Martin Co., Bankers; Hunters Daugherty, Attorney
F. VI. WarnhllS Pension Surgeon.
plrTspuRG LANDING, TfNSEssEE,
NIpV. 1Nl1
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-18
u.nrAs nonnns n.srs r,t;L.1z.1

HABEAs CoRPus CAsEs.-P1i1adez-
pAia, Sept Pin yhe Court Of Quarter
Sessions, before Iudge Ludlow, this morn
ing, six Writs Of habeas corpus were dis
posed Of in dases where minors who
had enlisted in the Nineteenth Penn
sylvania cavalry were discharged from the
service. Iu all the cases the age Of the
soldier was so apparent that it was mat
ter of surprise that any officer could be
found to accept them. The counsel for
the government remarked that it was a
question whether the boys or the officer
should be discharged.
One hundred and twenty drafted men
and eighty substitutes left for the Army
Of the Potomac this afternoon, under Cap
tain H..O,Neill< OF the last squad Of
one hundred and sixty men sent under
this officer, Fifty deserted. OF the latter
nufSbsrE one was shot by him, and five
shot under orders of Gen. Meade.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-18
"a From the Baltimore San.
Enlisting Slaves in Maryland.


Gov. Bradford has written letter to
the Hon. Francis Thomas, in which: be ar
CUES in favor of gradual emancipation in
Maryland, and suggests that the first step
to be taken to accomplish such an end
should be for'the Legislature to pass al
act to take the sense of the people upon
the propriety Of calling convention to
make the necessary change in the State
constitution He announces his purpose
to urge this course upon the attention of
the next Legislature, and expresses the
opinion that the convention can be assem-
bled BY next sum mer, and the whole dues
tion be disposed Of before that, summer is
ended. In regard to the, enlistment Of
slaves IN this State, the Governor re-
/ RECRUITING officer, have made their ap.
spearance 10 different parts, of the State,
openly engaged, in tue business of enlist
ing slaves, and a letter has been just pub
lished, addressed by a, highly respectable
member of the bench of the State to the
Secretary Of War, urging the latter, to
adopt that policy. aud enlist the, slaves Of
the the, State, With OF without the consent of
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81 "lt IS not my purpose now to enter into
any criticism Of this letter, or to analyze
It's legal or logical deductions. p I may be-
permitted, however, TO say that / have felt
great regret that, any one occupying such
position, and especially, one for whom
for whom | have especially one for whom
| have entertained the respect and regard
that Ihays fur che writer, should have
vsntured to oadvise the course indicated in
that letter. !; and my surprise has scarcely
beendessl than my regret that one of sound
judgment and ordinary discretion could
advise 90 fragrant asiolatiou of the laws of
the State and the general sentiment Of
its citizens, orhow any loyal man, at such
a time as this, could suggest a proceeding
so well calculated to impair public conf
denee in the administration, . when such
confidence is SO important to its success.
soHKnbwing as we'll as I do the staunch
and, infexible character of the loyalty of
our State, / am unwilling to believe it
would yield even to the influence Of such
a measure; but it would, nevertheless, be
subjecsing it to an ordeal such as none
other similarly situated has ever been re-
qired to endure ~iaEo ".'- ~''f'! 28i !Hhil