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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
To JinrIl Burnside OH Order
No. 3S.
ny r. ru0SLcious, JR.

And yeou tuck him did you Jlneral, Httol Val /
Ineen,
III swOw, but how the Butte rnuts up our way deu
swear
You've spilled tn cir kulkcrlatons, for twas plan oy
III bo seon;
They intended tu squat him In, the Gubortorial
ChaTc.
They thort rGou darsent du IT, that yoo VI back was
minus bone
Itold'em yeou had the grit, they'd better stop
their prate;
And draw In their conversashun. or they soon would
have tu own,
That ysou msnt Jist wha, yoou said, In order
mum Der 2s.
That order kind 'er takes'sm Jipral, gosh twas st
the thing
Tho loyal peepel wanted, to stop the mouths Of
traitors; ..,
To s9psh thoir loud harangng, and to their senses
bring
Butternuts, Cop?erhoads, and 'landigham debaters
They boasted orful loud Jural, abeout free speech
and press,
Ahaheow We had no rights, beneath our gudo old
flag;
But they'd bott er dry up speet, and tork litol
less,
ororder number 80 will ship them south TO Bragg
gory In yeourS Spunt JinrEf, and so do all the rest
Who love cur deSf old Union Il tell yoou they are
| nota few)
And wen stand tu yeour back, from the east unto
the west. ..
II yeou'll send'em all from under, the red, white
aud blue.
80 berssto yOOur helsb JiuraI, taltho' ] seldom
dhnk)
Hoping that yeour ordur, will stop sym pathilir
tricks ..- ... ... ....
That The greau Palmetsr dag will suue forever sink
Beneath tho stars aud stripes that poverty wur
| iniG.
| You'll aud me ta hum June 90 hat.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
The News.

up. 10 the tins of issuing our paper, wo have no
news OF Importance. %p SIN have every day, ac.
counts Of the fall OF visksburgh through rebel
sources, brt they are net confirmed BY any dis
patches by our own lines. The most reliable nc
toHhts from vicksburg are thnth will he a week OF
pefhapsa fortnight before the city is captured. -
GennG nGant informs the War Departme ut that In
consequences Of the destruction Of the railroads In
Mississippi by Col. rerson the rebels will not be
able to 6athef large force in his rear intine to
prevent the capture Of the city.
We have news ofan attack upon Mobile and tho
capture OF Fort Morgan.
Banksis reported In the rear Of Por. Hudson,
where a comfortable victory was gained by GU
troops In ng BIT on the gath ult.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

For itslics undefScofe one IinS for
small capitals, two: for capitals lhres.--
10. Never intsrlius without the caSot to
show its place. IL. Taks special pains
With every letter 10 proper nsmss. IL.
Review every word. 10 BE- sure that none
is illigibIe. 10. Put Directions to the
printer, a, the head Of the 6rsl page. Ia
NsVsr write private letter to lbe editor
on the printers copy, but always on A
sepeIate sheet.
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The valIaE.diSl,arn Meeting I'm
New York,


The Eagle Of last week has an article
on the Vallandigham indignation meet
ing, held at Union Square New York
city, 10 which it dwelIs upon the respect.
ability and high character OF the speak
erS. and the cdtpOdring Of AonsH Demo
crate coming together to " incigrale."
Now. the respeclabllily and high char
ac'er Of the meeting is shown by the Iacu
that Us. A. McMastsrs. editor of lhs
Free mems Journal, and one Of the bit
terest Buttsrnuts in the country. hal hil
pocket picked during the uehiug. and
relieved Of a check on New York bank
McMas'ors was one Of the speakers and
on the stand during the meeting. HI
decl'rcs that some Abolitiouis. was pres
ent and stole the check
1t lies between the other four speakers
Norton. ThaIin, McCunn and Black man
and the respectable Committeeman q
&c, who occupied the stand. Hunt il
up, Mac.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
mo- rhosa VINO Mri,e for lhc Press.

It would be a great favor TO editors &
printers. should those who write for the
press observe tue following rules. They
are reasonable, and our correspondents
viii regard them as such !. Write
with black ink, on while paper. vide rul.
ed. 9. Make the pages small, 1 that Of
a toolso.p sheet. B. Leave tbs second
page Of each leaf blauk. 4. Give the
written page ample margin all dfound.--
s, Number the pages in ths, order Of
their sutoSssion. 8. Write tn a plain
hold hand. with less respect TO beauty
z. Use no abbreviations which are not
10 appear in print. 8. PunctuaIe the
manuscript As II should be printed. o.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

Before we can issue another paper, II
will te necessary to purchase new type
We therefore earnestly invite all friends
Of the Gazette, knowing themselves in
arbtod, TO call a. once. or send by letter,
and pay whatever arrearages may be due
We must have money to repair the
damage sustained by advocating your
pr aciplcs and the cause Of the Govern
ment,
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Foreigners ana lie Drafi.

June |. 1868.
EDS COMA nine months subscriber
wishes you to inform him through your
paper, whethor foreigner who has ou
y b. en- ,w-lss months in this country,
who has not declared his intentions to
become a t'z.n of the United States. nor
had vote, is compelled TO leave tLeStates
or be drafted?
Your humble servant. w. 8
We would inform our nine months sub.
Sctiber, that if he has been only twelve
months resident of the United Safes,
and has not declared his intention to be
come citizen. he will not be drafted -
If he wishes to GIT into the army. he will
b. accepted as voIunte FL 0inciMnati
Commercial.
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L ucaster, June Cd, 1863.

CoNTlNENrAL MoNTHLY.-We have re
ceiv.d the June number Of this excellent
periodical. The artiolss contributed BY
Hon. F. r. St4n'on, aud Hon. R,bert J
Walker during the past year, are worth
double the price Of subscription. The
Monthly is devoted TO literature. Nationa
Policy and the Preservation Of the Union
Terms So a year in advanre. Address
John F, Trow, 81. Green Street, New
Tulk.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
Special Notice.

The Rev. P. T.. INGAIs. late Chaplain
Of the 3D. Iowa Regiment. will address
the people Of Lancaster in the City Hall,
Thursday evening. June 4th, in behalf Of
the Ladies Sold iers Aid Society.
Nj. IXaALs has spen: the past few
weeks 10 Ross county addressing the peo
Pile and forming Aid Socities and ha,
succeed d in raising more than Mrss
thousand dollars in behalf of our sick and
wounded soldiers. lis speaks from ex
pe,isnre, having been seriously i'll him
self while in the field. The cause Of hu
man,iy has an able advocate in Mr.. lngals
md as almost very family is direclly ly iu-
terested in the cause for which he pleads
il is hoped he will be greeted with full
house. Every day thousands of new SUI
ferers call upon US for help. They ART
oar brave boys, let US Of our "bun'lAnct
respond literally to their call. Admis-
sion free.
B, quest OF Mrs REESE. President o
the Ladies Soldiers Aid Society.
G A. VAN ANDA.
L ucaster, June I'd, 1868.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
r7r Look out for the mammoth circu

E5- Look out for the mammoth circus
OF TnAYER & NoYEs, who purpose pay
ing us a visit on the f0,h inst. Dr..
YAArER as a j stef and pantomimist has
no ,aual, whiIo the r.st Of the troupe
stand At the head Of The profession. -
We bo.speak fOf them full and remuDera
tive audiences both day and night.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

The paper will be sent TO all the regi-
ments having companies from this cour
~ for six months. In Pickaway $500
we've subscribed for this purpose, and We
learn from an officer in the ooh regiment
that the papers arrive regularly every
week. The names of all who subscribe.
with the amount subscl ibed, will be pub
lished 10 the Gazette t .'.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
Notice.
Probate Court, Fairfield County, q

George ". Pratt, Administralor Of the Estate o.
Andrew JSnes, ieesaeed.
against
Jane Mary Jones. Mary Elizabeth Jones John Am
py Jon es, and the uhE nown Heirs End Legal Rep
ressntaiives OF Edmund Mathews, deceased.
HlHE nknOwn Heirs Anc Lega. Re sentative
Of Edm und Mathews, deceased. viii tnke no
tco that, on the 9Gth day Of May, lsG3, said admin
Fairfield County, Ohio, The object and prayer O
which petlpo.n is 10 obtain an order OF said Couu
for the sale Of the following Real B-taie, oil which
the said Andrew james died seized, to pay tn e debl
of said dece dent iowjt ln-LOt, NumbrT Nint Ly.tw4
1927 In Carpenters Addition to the town, now city
ofLancascr, Ohio. and TO adj dstlhe liens rghti&c
Of The above named defendants to the Iund arising
out OF the sale Of said lot.
Said petition will be fer hearing on the J0lh d.!
Of June, 4. d. 1850.
GEORGE W. PRATT, Adnror
OF the Estate Of Andrew JUnos, deceased
WN. p. CRLED, Attorney.
MAY 2et tIR63--lW9pfS3 1J
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E.,nte Of charles IslbbIe.

NOTICE ishrreby given that the undersigned ha.
lVbeen appointed and qualified as Executor ot
the Estate OF Charles fDbbls, late az FaiInS'd
county, deceased. Persons holding claims will pre-
sent them Tor ssttieinent aseotdin tolaw. Those
owing The Estate will make Immediate payment.
y T, J.R MUM.auGA, Exee1Sef1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

FiRv Yesterday afternoon fire broke out In the
Foundry Of Arney T. Co, at the foot OF Columbus
Street. The water batteries were promptly onth
Spot aud fter short play shclled tie rcbollious
element T" dtt." We underslaha that "Yddhs
Ameriea threw the hrsl she'll.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

BoQuxT.-Tha B,quet, at this present wri'ing'
iu The vase before US. During the last twehty-iour
hours IS spirit has been busy about the ro"m hun'
fug out the dark corners and HIling them win pleas
ant odors. II has about 1t some pleasant memories
ola moonlight night, Of pleasant walks among
groves aud flowers, Of tho dim outline OF distant
hills aud tny asleep Id valley.
AnA hnIy n li lihn II 10 honl us bod auets.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
oIlR PRES ENT ISSUE.

In consequence Of the destruction OF
our material By mob, We are able to
issue only half sheet this week. The
dss ruction Of our type is virtually com
plete. About one half of each font used
in the papsr destroyed, and as we
cannot work the remaining half with new
type, wa will be compelled to send TO
Cincinnati for new outfit before VIC can
Issue another paper enlire. 1t is for'u-
nate tha. the. forms Of our. FIST side were
on the press and covered by the lympan.
1. the Copprrhead villains had found these
they would have shared The same fate
Our 6rst side had just been printed, and
the whole issue. containing the impres
Sion Of the first side, was carried in'o The
alley and Torn to shreds. Eleven cases
were carried off, the type scattered over
three or four squares OF the city, and
five Of the cases were even carried as
far as tn second lock and thrown into
the canal. Two Of our job fonts are ru-
iued, aud all Of our composing sticks rx
csp,ing two are gone.
This is our apology for a half she ..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTlCB ia hereby given 70 all whom Il may con.
cerh. thatthe next session of the Com ners
OF Fairfield county 10 DO held In September neKi I.
there Will be presented petition PraJing for tho
establishment OF the following described County
Road, to-wit: commencing on the RoyaitOn snd
CircleTs Turnpike at the half section line divIdiDg
the lands OF Broad Cole and Peter HeEs: thence
on said line TO the centre Of section No. thence
south " Tho line OF section No 10 thence east th
edfHefdf sections 4. 10, IS und 10 thsnee south 10
inteTsect the CireleViile and LanesaeF rpad aud
there terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
LancasierM yee'63-0-iW'
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@ENAN ~ ED.

From thesubscriber. near Milville, Heck
ing county, dark BAY mare with star in
face. iistula mark on shoulder. a'ont
or 10 years old. A liberal t,ward will
be given for any Information Of her where.
aboa's.
May, 81 1863. G. BRO0KER
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

UNDIToR OF CAN'T E-tsdr Sir With yout
ttIpermlssion wish 10 say ~ the readers oil your
paper that will send bN return mail 10 all who wish
Il. ree)a Recipe, with full directions for maxim
and using simple Vegetable Balm that wlll eneeiu'
ally 70 move in 10 days. Pimples, BlOtches. Tan,
Freckes and all Impurities OF the Skin, leaving the
same sort clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free 10 those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions aud Information that
Will enable them TO start full growth OF LnAurlah1
Hair. Whiskers or Mousaeh. In less than 80 days.
Ill applications answered by return mail free VI
charge. ..
Respectfully yours.
T'HoS. i. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
No 8JI Broadway, New YORK.
April 25-tso3- I-2m.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

Mr.. JAMES sWEAvER--1he Massilop Pattern 1'hresh
iEg Mac kns We got Of you last sGAsoU Is the bost
machine We have over bought. Thrimprovsd Horse
Power make It run one horse lighter than tho old
Massilon machine. heopofd Shultzer
J. A, BOrugter,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
Ecu ITl INt&lyC G. EPiyY,
OF NEW YORK.

iGe'e eompaaie' dl1ids three -'OuIiEs of net prOdt
arnna"E 10 tSe Policy Eoldeis - tsitp. bearing In
'eresi at perreni Ihoreby funding the surplus and
giving Policy Holders greater security and cheaper
iB,ur-uc.,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

"a pSy- Tie Highest Price 10 CISH paid
or Rhsot dad all kinds o' Grain
JAMES WEAVER.
Lancaster, May 81, ls63-sf
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HsADQuARTERs, l2Tn DISTRICT OF ouIo1
OFFICE PRovOsT MARsHAL.

HsApQpARTERs, l9Tn DIsTRIcT or ouIo)
UFFlcR PRovOsT MARsHAL.
CHILLlcorHr, May 22d 1862
4 Linen who desire 10 Join any particular 9Eai-
n MgkT OF CAVALRY now liz the field, are hereby
autho riEed to present themselves at any time dur.
ing the thirty days, to the Board ofEnroliment
In their respective District. The Board shall eN-
anime tn en- and determine upon their fitness for the
service, and proved 10 he at, the Provost Marsha
shall give thcm transportation tickets to the general
Rendezvous at the Headqu arters OF the A. a. Pro-
vost Marshal General ofthe State. As soon as they
at this general Rendezvous III ey
shall be dL ly mustered by musiernR and disbnrs-
ing officer, and paid by him the bounty allowed by
law. GEO. W. HOBf'
June4 CO. i0-3w. Provost Marshal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

o. s. Gt,Sr, ws learn from tho papers ''ignins'
not Unelo Sam ror united States, lui Unconditioha
Surrender Grant.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

FlRsr oV THE SEASON. N.-We present our
:. distinguished considerations" to Mr.
HOWE, of the Reform Farm. for two little
baskets of strawberries. some Of them as
big aud red as beet. We take occasion
toinform our friends that any notions they
may have ab,ut the dignity, majesty and
unapproachable stata Of the editorial chair
,sgs incorrect. We may be approached
srauy time with basket Of straw berries.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

t1- Lieut.. j. NJ. Sutphsn, Of the
90Ih Ohio Regiment, went up on the
train Of Tuesday nigh, lac, to Lancaster,
on brief respite from camp life. He
win sccep, our hanks for late Nashville
papsrs LANG" was, some years agon g
an apprentice in The REo1sTER Office,
and Is one Of the proprelors of the
Lancaster Gazette. lie is n clever and
courageous gentleman, and has done
good service in the cause of the Union.
Long may be wsve!- Washington RS'
gtkr, f.
MI right, Brother PEARcE. Consider
our hat gracefully tipped, and as it is no"
strawberry time, you can call on us I'M
mediatsly. H.. .......s ........
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W D6y-The Commissionst Of InIeraal Re
venue has made the following decision;
III is the duty or the Justice Of the
Peace or Notary. before whom an affidavit
is made to afix and cancel q five cent
stsmp. to be placed thereon"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

NEGRO SoLDIERs-"Mack." "ofthe Cincin>
uaIi Commercial writing of Che assault on
the works Of Vloksburgh Ou the s2d, has
the following:
The negro pioneer corps Of Logan's g
division. l7,h Army Corps. stood fire
admirably on The 9sls They worked all
day 10 front Of one Of our batteries which
Was continually engaged, and exposed to
the Ere Of tbs rebel artillery aud sharp.
shooters. Ou. OF about forty, one was
killsd and three wounded. One dsIhsy
was struck on tho herd. but his eEspiuuu
was 60 hard chat the bullet glanced.
PRODUCT & only slight wound He tied
HE bandana around his frontal turre.
and ksp. on working as merrily as ever.
There was mo- evidence Of fright or
panic exhibited BY any Of them dOriug
lLe day. 81
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Pseo PALarRS new LdrefiisemQnt in another
column, Aliyo Of bibuous procllvitles drop In and
Try ono Of those delectable compounds yc lept
'uRAss."
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Mr.. JAHFs WEAvER--DrHr SIR The Hathnway y
Cook Stove We bought otlOu Just what tho far rm.
or wants. II is the hest Baker Of all the stoves In
the county. Go aud buy thom OF Weaver.
Samuel lite
G. Bryon.
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csp'ing two are gone.
This is our apology for half shs',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09
.owN Observation-Disclosures. "

Tile Times has made statement in reply TO
our former structures on this subject IL
is only proper that We should say word
or two in reply. These are the facts in the
case:
In our o'clock edition on Saturday morn.
ing, we published long special dispatch from
onr special correspondent with Gen. osecrans.
II Tie Times published this dispatch at all Sat-
urday-it may possibly have done so in few
numbers of an evening edition--it copied it from
our columns or slips sent from this ohice. But
on Sunday morning it publishes the dispatch in
full, calling it ga letter from Lits] own cores
pondent." We said, aud We still think, thai
lcts of this sort are repoach TO The probes
sion of Journalism. Others Will think aud say
of il what they deem lit.
Tie Tiges pleads Il rule OF the Associated
Press ar its defense and assumes that having
raid C,r the use of the dispatch IN question,
therefore ii has right to speak OF 1t as
"A letter from ATS own correspondent" "lhet
rule" sn,s The limcs, pIescrbes that what
ever news may be received by telegraph, ex.
cent FROM certain designated points, shall b'
shared in COMMUNICATED paper paying It's pro-
portion Of he e.pense." Therefore, 1t says
further ou. "rnE TRBusEs claim of e1clu
snc ownership is without foundation.
We doubt !. inirminded men would deem
l,his a conclusive dcicur, oven were 1t al
true. inasinuch Us the correspondent is the ex
elusive correspondent If single Journal, e1cep
perhaps IN these occasional dispatches. Bu
tue pea is good Tor nothing, inasmuch us IN
Ynn,ss statement of the rule is essential.
ialtu by suppression OF al Essential pnrt o
A.. The rue ia this: that We each agree L
send the Special Dispatches OF Qua correspond
eats, oAccp, irom designated poiats, 20 cac
o,hcr, bus we u0ne OF agree 70 reteirc .
nm Tor hem. Ii We like them, We tau
thcm, and pay our proportion OF III
oxreuse; il we DONE want them, "
let them alone, aud tho paper who's
c6fr~ponJent sends them boars the eNrens
alone. |. Is m act of courtesy which we nav
lal found it convenient 10 stpIlate for,
Car as the exchange OF dispatches Is eonceFhe'
Ths dispatches from II correspondent OF Il
Accounted Press--Wilh Gen. Rosecranss arm
ar elsewLerc--we obllgo ourselves to pay Il
, ".eaa--gu. ". 40 ,Vee.I .-.!'clys eaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09

the trains-our correspondent tells fully ard
well.
In sublime contrast to the absence Of lead.
ership the shame and disaster on the right,
appears the prompt recognition Of The dangers
of tho moment, and instant measures TO avert
them, by the Commander in. Chief-tho steadi-
ness and valor OF tho center and left. The
manner in which the crisis Of the battle was
met by concentrating the left upon tho center
while occupying and checking the Rebel right
by artillery, proves Gen. ROsecrans to possess
the qualities of a great captain in higher
degree than any other Of our Generals has had
capacity or opportunity to exhibit.
The battle Of Wednesday, with its losses of
men and materal--tho complete disorganiza-
ton of the whole right, comprising three diyis-
ions of the eight eDgaged-the stampede and
enlargement Of the trains, was to US reverse
Of decisive character. Its result placed Gen.
Rosecrans on the defensive by depriving him Of
more than onc-third Of his army. onc.fourth Of
his artillery, aud part of his supplies of pro-
visions and ammunition. The attack of the
enemy on Friday afternoon brought on what
was first defensive battle on bis part, which
he managed, however, to turn into an offensive
one SO successful that had not night intcrposed
the Rebel army would have been driven from
MurfieesbOro instead Of retreatiDg without di;
rect compulson on the following evening.
That fridays action must have been extremely
disastrous to the Rebels. tho retreat establishes
beyond gainsay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09

Messrs. Kobnstam and Tracy, the indi-
viduals who have of late furnished 80 much
capital for the disloyal press of this city, az
3" Martyrs" at the hands of the War Depart
ment, do not appear to prosper in their efforts
TO obtain an indictment Of the Secretary Of
War. The Grand Jury Of the Court Of Ses-
.ions, in spite of the pointed charge of Re-
corler Hoffman, dismissed them 10 contempt;
So they, or their attorney, hoping for better
luck, decided to try their chances with tho
Grand Jury of the Court Of Oyer and Terniner.
But there they were no more successful. That
body yesterday, niter an examination Of the
United states Marshal, without going iBte tho
mass of evidence which was offered relative to
the frauds perpetrated upon the Governments
for the subsistence of soldiers, unanimously de-
cided 10 dismiss the case. 1t is rumOred, in.
deed, that but for the fact that their case
comes more appropriately within the jurisdic-
ton OF United States Grand Jury. the COM
plainarts themselves would have been held for
trial. Rea..y, these "strong opponents of the
Lincoln Administration need sympathy in
their manifold diSappointments.