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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07

n document of assurance to us that AYERS
sARSAPARILLA has been found to BIO
remedy of great excellence, and worthy tho
confidence of the community
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS.
HON. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor of NASHUA, N. II.
HON. e. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor of MANCHESTER, N. H.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of CONCORD, N. II.
HON. A. Il. BULLOCK,
Mayor of WORCESTER, MASS.
HON. NATH'L SILSBEE,
Mayor of SALEM. MASS.
HON. f. w. LINCOLN, Jr.,
Mayor of BOSTON, MASS.
HON. VIM. M. RODMAN,
Mayor of PROVIDENCE, II. 1.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor of NORWICH. CONN.
HON. j. N. HARRIS,
Mayor of NEW LONDON, CONN.
TON. CHAs. S. RoDIER,
HON. D. f. TIEMANN,
Mayor of NEW YORK CITY.
HON. Fl. M. KINSTREY,
Mayor of HAMILTON, c. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor OF TORONTO. c. w.
HON. r. M. BISHOP,
Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO
HON. I. Il. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of LOUISVILLE. KY,
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of LYONS. IOWA
HON. JAMES McFEETERs,
Mayor OF BOWMANVTILE, c. w.
HON. JAMES w. NORTH,
Mayor of AUGUSTA. ME.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr.,
Mayor Of HAILoWELr,, ME.
HON. JAMES S. BECK,
Mayor of FREDERICTON, N. u.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor of NEW BEDFORD. MASS,
HON. j. BLAISDELI,,
Mayor OF FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. w. II. CRANSTON,
Mayor of NEWPORT, IL. I.
HON. FRED sTAHL,
Mayor of GALEEA, ILL.
HON. JOHN HoDGDEN,
Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor of CHATTANOOGA, TENN
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA. ALA
HON. R. D. BAUGH,
Mayor OF MEMPHIS, TENN
HON. GERARD sTITH,
Mayor of NEW ORLEANS, LA
HON. H. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor of ROCHESTER,, N. Y
/; HON. DE WITT G. GROVE,
Mayor OF UTICA, N. Y
HON. GEO. WILSON,
: Mayor of PITTsBURG. PA
HON. G. H. BUHL,
Mayor of DETROIT. MICH
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of MILWAUKEE,. WIS
HON. w. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor of RACINE, WIS
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor of KENOSHA, WIS
HON. JOHN G. HAINES,
Mayor Of CHICAGO I'LL
HON. M. j. A. HEATH,
Mayor of SELMA, ALA
HON. A. j. NOBLE,
a Mayor of MoTGoNMERY, ALA
HON. w. S. HoLYBAD,
Mayor of COLUMBUS, ca
DON EsPARTERo MANUEL,
Mayor of VERA CRUZ
DON PIETRE DE CABALLO,
Mayor Of MEXICO
DON ESTEPHAN lie RODRIGUEs
Mayor OF HAVANA
DON ANTONIO ECHEVERA,
Mayor of LIMA, PERI
% DON M. G.. MTLANGNo,
Mayor of VALPARAISO, Chill
DON MARC SESQUIPEDALIA,
Mayor of RIO JANHIRO, BRAZIL
" Certify that the resident Druggists ha,
assured them
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
TO CONSERVATIVES
Young Ladies Institute,
WILMINGTON, DEL

F1171ER'NAVE7l DEL,
NuMbEh limited to Tbirty-Buildng new and wall
~ located. Good accommodations soacisus Vro,nds
i9r exercise Charges moderate Next session
the hrst Monday In April For Information address
Rev. THoS. NJ. CANN, A. M
ppppn,,,o Principal and Proprietor
-! AEEERENCE.-Ilon: Willard Hall, H. !. Meeowbs.
Esq, Il; r. Porter, D, s. Floyd, Cashier Ban Of Dela
ware George Bush, President Bank Wilmington ana
bbrandywi9e, Wilmington. Deli Mr. Charles Beasto tow
1ueshA mr. John 4. Cochran, middlet0wn; Mr. Isaac
ulles, Laurel Mr. Wilson S. Cannon Lelpsic MI WIN
aa1iIloek, st. ueorgesi Rev. Messrs Aikman WisWeIj
hoperA and Patterson, Wilmington Rev. Mr. CiayiorJ
mar Colin ~ s''sss'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
Drug and Medicine Store,
7 c0FNtF FUW and MdFNet Streets,
HUNTINGTON. DEL.


THE UNDERLINED having Assumed control Of the DRUG
and CHEMICAL STORE. on the S. corner Of Fifth
ana Market Streets, Wimin gton Peaware has complete,
renovated tile n ok, and has nov on hand carefully
selected assortment Of pure and fresh DRUGS and AED
GINS, together with great variety Of articles to b,
lonuu only Ia tie best establishments.
me utmost accuracy will be observed IN compouniu,
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS, and In dispensing
Medicines family use.
In al ohepal plepnlators the formula of the u s.
PhafmHeonoia Will he rTupulousy adheied to; and
aud quality,
81. Az new tappmyod) PHARMACEUTICAL D1SCOT
ERlES viii to kprt on nand.
by jealous oudavor to supply The wants Of The com
mngt' he a. snds 70 merit, aud hopes 10 receive ldi
confidence ana support.
leb l1.ly L. NJ ENGLAND Apotheeary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
MARRIED.

DURHAM-DURHAM.- Smyrna, by Rev,
J G. Thompson, March 26ih, Mr.. JonN DUR
nam to Miss MARY DURHAM, both of New
Castle County.
WILsoN-HUTCHINSaN.-o the Doth alt,
at the residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev.
DR.. Ewell, MIR. HENRY L. Wilson to Mss Luz
cINDA eldest daughter of Samuel Hutchinson.
all of Kent County.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
LEATHER BETTING,
THE PERFECTION OF MEDI-
CAL SCIENCE.
Fifty Years Practical Experience
ll0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT.

lInJ n.dT VIC ATAnAI EAn
IIOlIlIO w u L y OlIN M Elm IL
Ths rsi sls of this Ointment and tb favor
yh rbtrI IL ~ nnitnnv rsrsiSd nr,r, ro, rl,is,vlv
Is powerful nlcacy on disease Darint prriod Of fiity
nd us attests ,s marvellous virtues v bile the
demand for i to day sti continues as nnAbhed as egerp
AetsosgniheAn. tha further comment is unnecessary
ShtN DlobAoGo
Erysipelas, NngWurm, Measles, Small Puy Scsrliuuhi
RASH Itch Gutanerus Eruptons, bloehps, pimples Pus
tules whether Sely, Dry. Naery, Crusteh Mattery
quickly healed by the free OF this Iasamic Ou
ent Its operation i materially assisted Ivy taking llo
loway'a Purifying PILLS, which exercise powerful and
healthy influence ON the blood aud secretinua
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST. |
Dipthera or purid Sore Throat Quinsy Coughs Colds
IIoaraeness, lnnusnxa Cattarah Asthma lronchts |
If 1hs LANDS OF the hoat and coniings of the chest y
hII, ts oip,nent on thr atertsJ nsr,s II il nniey
bsore Aud aliays lie Irritation cleans the passaeeso
the phlegm whrh otstruets them thereby Owing i'm
I'M. niIE y iiWTppN H. Iit rEpa
49,, , -, ~ p,,.a,, -, an
old Ss; d ssT SDa Ss S,eS 5sgs sS
sn1 yed throssh Tic t Of The bnod TO the iungs
SsFs A"gs S,'P sa q aJ
nave Dsen GI1u oi NJ ny P'seVe'
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUT.
TIE hSrueasins sESliss o. rs,DoaioqrgnS Laneas
Muscles the exquisite torture q Cramps gqu anu con.
pliss,ons or the oiutment which Sohss The iiita6ity
and relaxes the spasna Az these diseases however orr
gl1a'e ~ he eu Satg 81 te plooi reei e9u
CONJUNCTION with The Ointment to removable the Vita
A1'' - --e--N''
Both the Ointment and Pats should dsnsed fh The
following cases:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
ASTOUNDING plsoLosunN s.

The report Of the Legislative COMMITTEES
on the interference of the military with the
election in this State, on the fourth of No
vember last, presents an array of facts that
will startle and appal every citizen who is
not utterly callous and Indifferent to the
preservation of the liberties Of his country
while the analytical reasoning, logical de-
auctions, calm, philosophical speculations,
the Judicial mpartiality, and the ardent elo
quence Of pure and disinterested patriotism,
soaring above the mists and prejudices Of
party spirit and traditions, which are the
product sum total, quotient and remainder
of the laborious Investigations and cogita-
lions of the remarkable persons who consti-
tuted the committee, will excite the wonder,
praise, admiration and gratitude ofthe "civ-
iized world and the rest of mankind" The
brutal outrages perpetrated by bands oil
ruthless soldiers brought into the State, on
the eve of the election, by Black Republican
conspirators who were bent on preventing q
fair expression Of the popular will, in the
frightening of peaceful, unoiiending and un-
terrified Democrats, the bayonettiug of old
aud indrm men, tearing their clothes to
tatters aud stopping just short of murder,
blocking up the polls and keeping off all
but Union men, the administering of uncon-
stitutional test oaths, forcing the election
judges, at the musket's muzzle, TO receive
illegal votes, and the return Of William
Cannon as Governor of the State of Della
ware, make up record of crime, yillalny and
despotism, unparalleled in ancient and mo-
dern history, that will bring tears OF an
guish and despair to the eyes Of any but the
most hardened political sinner. What sen
tence of condemnation can be conceived o
as too severe for the authors Of all Ties,
atrocious enormites, or what epithets toe
vile to be applied 10 their names, character
and conduct?
In words of glowing Indignation and fer.
denuuciation, these dreadfuly bad men ar,
thus consigned to external inlamy aud dis
grace
"No language could betray their base
ness. No time can eliace their guilt or re-
, move the stigma from their memory. You
committee will, therefore. turn from object
so loathing, and leave them TO the judgmen
of their iellow-men, objects OF contemp
and scorn."
(Signed) Cove SALISBURY,
Chairman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07

W1ley's Flows and Castings.
VsI received large invoice of these Pows and CAST
PW ", q. A. RODNEY
I'D - 20l Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
Buildcrs FTardwara.

IN Hinges aud Yatley Of other ARTICLES in the building
line for sale BY q. A. hODNkfi
mar 9Ol Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
Several Patterns

0PsAusAGE CUTTERS for family use, also Mineinl
- KNIVES, CleaVers, Butchers and Carving Knives
with Il good stock Of Table Cutlery, may 10 found g.
WI. u. DILLANY \ CO.'S
novil. s. H. corner gogond and Market,
Garden and Agrleul- l2ral Seeds,
ME would call the attention of uadepeis and others
w to large selected stock fresh Seeds consens
q Calden Flour and Agricultural Seeds, cultivated "
the celebrated Seeds men, d. lambeth s So Those 10
o. CHANDLER SON,
mar gil Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07

Brii(idnt Affair near Somernt-T1e Eaemu Hand
soaely Whipped Rebels Reireating teiM Heavy
Loss-Cdpmre Of 400 Prisoners, large mum
Der Of Horses, Cattle and Coiors
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07

The School Election on Saturday, was
conducted with very little more than the
usual animation in some of the wards
The following is the result =
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De7onpsYs at beod,'en /!

Or. SCGnar bietet dGen Denen feline Slfe dr tueife it'd
tnrd pf&e seheime unb lnatrlids @et unb 86rper
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gen rcr ruben 9eprtnbstten res Faers: Gdp DE i'm Sill
t8 gerluR ber Yu feltra Sersflppien ne b6Se nrtbe
MdeeniGwidc llnrrbnuue ter 8ertauunss Srg0ue oee.
metne Gnttrdftuus, Ssmptpnte Der GAwtn6ip6t.
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Nu4 Baul batten bic erlten @trobleu Der
Wlor9enIonne 9epsdt aus einem Sdb(ofe
ben budltdbliG Irdume bon Teiner ShSnen
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Der, unO IGpn pcr feds 1br mar er ouf cem
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rem UNI Die sSfiieen uno 26her ou83ulii(len
uno tte gSe9e prattifa6el 3u MAIDEN, uuo
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npmeu, als er ben 8aum be8 fsetlplabes
betrat, uno Der @atentempel, itberrdat BON
Der BilrIdule Der Oermania, Der Itpl3e pa
laItibnlide 8au Der Seltballe nit ibrem
SfmuG BON Slbnen uno @appenI6iltern,
bic prddti9e @insaus8balIe nit ibrem sriis
nen G4muf thm entBesentraten Die alien
Sarben res beuti6en 8ei6s maren o[Ient=
balben in Tabnen, Jl19sen, 9Stmpeln,
Sdiloern uno Sdnbern (t6Ibar, uno burften
lt& bier fret unc Uffen 3ei9en, unb paul mar
erit tpeni9e Gage 3upcr enem b,afen, recli.
den, ebrenbafteu Wanne 5u @rdbe aefplat,
Der nidt role breiBta Sabre friiber ais Elm
6p6perrGtber 3u rielen S1bren Idpsren
Rerfers perurtteilt, an6 Ietrter gan;en 9ouf
bahn beraue9eriIieu unb gum llnbeil ieiner
9on5en Samilte 9enadt morten mar, neil
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in N1er Wfunbe maren: beut tIGe ginbeit,
reutI9es 8eia, Treibeit Der WreIIe uuo BET
@ecanten, freieS 8eretn8reht! Wtit Meb~
Nuts Nepadte er be8 Tc0ten uno Ieiner
Sdidlale, lpelAe bic JET tim unb Nnberen
10 oft i'm trauliden &retIe mitset6eilt bate !:
wie er ais Stubent Sabre lang Dor elmer
llnterIndung8 @ommiIlion beruuge3caen
wptben iei, I'M tur9 bic oerwe1fli6lten urb
unIaut rfen Mittel 5u eirem @eltduonil1e
gebrddt 5u petben, baB er Dem Siiriten
mad benz 9eben setradtct uuO lmItur5ptane
Se9eNt bate Die ietnem 91nSen Welen fremp
rpare'I; tpie ibu namentli9 elm se1piIIer
9ttdter gu GrSffnuu5en babe oerloden moi
len, Die mid nur tbn Ielblt nc1 Ibwerer
9raUi:i, Ipncern NOD elne Men9e onbrer
5amtlien in'S llnslid seitiir5t haben tpIrz
ben
(yUrtletuag IfrI8t.l
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6 +

bfbenfe aB elm eurber Gei7 uub etn eeber 86rrer bic
II ttpen t9fen @rcrcerntiIe sur efehen Gitlfel9fet
no d pbae ttee mrb pe @ee res 9et9ns sur raurieeu
9ilsertabr Die Aas9u tes yeb nSperiinfern lid itrup
li bic eele nitro er8ren BON 8ersWciffung unb
landUlti6cn Setradtungen ea6 uns bic reuten meIde
Nbeere aeuegen permeteert fnc
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9r. = Nlnfnu,

@alieb tes 1nstGen gpaeeinS ter gDunbdrste In Gp=
bon rabuirter etnsa eren neo5nti6en GOGesen
@er Gtndten gr6Rt Rbetl etncS 2ebenS In ben
olpit lera urn 2pAbpn pdrs Wbildoelpbid nnberen
Staren 3use6ra bat etnt9 Der unee tarcn SetIuneen
SOlencet ppn ne en- tie Gei6tde Weptn NETS. I'm.
a&bee 2etteub tie an Sbrcniduen Nerp6at dnbersn
Sranfbeten Iitten ple g. aud Die bri p6sliben @e
s1uben ;u ebr trrefen bic 3u pt errDtten bet8erneen
SleinafRtten Il. { Epnrhen auaenbltfi6l oebetlt
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Gunae 8 ute,

BE d but beimliGe Eater seidwat taten Ste e 70 pft
Upa bCen 9een pre in Der SGle lerneu, unD beren Sol
gen Ge olnadtli fplreu ietb i'm S61ds bur Tplutip
men, bie menn un9etbet se Che unntSsltd MAIDEN unc
Ebrper Gei erifEren fo ten Ioprt tte nBtigu it.
te tban. SoIe @erIpnem mGieu bepOr tie
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@sfdbslt@e &ranf6eit.

QDenn ber trrtseeitee unfluse Singing ausn6ft bas
er ren es ttefer iuers6nen Grdntbet in d ousenUm.
bat sei6iebt b4u3, bab Elm un8etttses S@atnse
fubl 0rer bic Jurdt por Gntbednn5 ibn db9rsft, fiji
sene III penbeH au ele IN 3etge tbr &r5buna unb
p ttaSlitGt duein iein 0ertraue iesen t6nue une
partet 10 lanse BIZ bic SSmprt Deie8 redlien nebtls
ME L. 9. etn NIT @eitp entnrefsr rails, etne bSe
Naie GmerS i'm &Cpfe unb IN cen SererH l6aabme res
@ef@tS &aubbettt Auer bie Der Sau Rpten ben gc-
Arnten Tinen int Ge +te ,nS ben Grtren,jtd
ten id sigen mo- ann biec nebI nit eirer tIt@en
SGneQtstet Uor 6 areiten, Bis 3ulst Der @dunen unS
be 9aeufncen einfd en-; bd$ Sper Srr rdtaren &rdnf
bett eiu 8eaeitdne res tGeisS ;rb unb Ger Sob etnen
itretd'em 2eteen fabr ein @nee madt bas er ttn nod
@s lit cine traurt9e &tanfe, bas 'uente Siefer rrGt
barren 8ranffe sum Cper faGem im 5Dlqe ber llnee i'd
leit unptiIeute Grabler. tpIe bur Mnpeubure jenes
toetliden 8teS hes e urs bic Contribution perniGen rt
Zen Steit bes SebenS in en slerosS Daen permauhen
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@etfte.

Die ifredbt@ea g8rtunsen bes 9diers ns ieEr gu r-
ten Terlnf bes @ebitniIes &errrrung ter Sbeen Sc
bru6tbt Der eiestafte, b5e Nbnun9en Nbuetsuu9 oSr
ter @efeIihGft uht adj @tn{amteie Nltatranen eeeen
& ieb. Gul@tamtet 4. w. itnO eiRise Der 6Itmmen
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Urtteit Der DrelIe.

Die piele Eauiente ipele GGrenb Der leeten e6euebn
Sabre In Sic er Yhat TIT trt pu SEN unS bic Wenge pi-
tatr wunSGr5tliGen 0wra rueu welds Or. 5pbufD
flbrte benn bie 3eung8 apprrteure ctele dnbere
Ralen unsrrtGet purto une enold in SeSugau ietnen
Gboafte OILS @9ermonn in 8eSug au Ghdrafter unb Sc
aiTentaftefst ab SeSenHen etne tinreidenoe @eabrs
lethUn9. e. -
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Oerrenflei0 aoen,

xSefs~rattfsraSe So 35S une 35s1<.
Weeineu seePrteH 5rrurben uub bem YubIitum ma@e
i'd Rierutit bic Iege, baS i'd bas 6cn ipit Sa6ren an
beem Yose etdblirte @eiGt tbernommen babe unb be4
GubS elm rebaItises Eager bon GSnen iUlib searbeiz
teten 9erreutIeiberu ueuer acpn gu ben biuen grei
fen ScerGt6is bateu unb au cI&s auf gefeuna anfers
tiSen wer6e. StOffe ir BinterrSde unb Soenenoe in
alien Grrten unc 81 alien Greien. fserner cine Gus.
pob Resen&irme, StSde &C., iOrie oIIe in bieies FAD
einihlaSenbe 4rtiteI.
s8 gnc SeRenunseu tusrben prompt, binis unb is
tur3efer Ssrif onSefertist perben.
g. e. Saatfer.
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Surge Mduner,

becnbsrs wee lie Sper epes gebmen 2afers eewSrSen
fno pas jdbrItd - ptse Gauenbe In etu u rbes @rGH
reS Nede buid tre erhdbenen Sdlent nb entmtdelten
8eranbesrafte nit Seuner Der 9erefomfet ben Sc
begeter un6 Qeer b;dubernte TSne enpt b6ben
pErten, rnbaen id NIT ppqem Hertrauen nnben.
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@S 0ibt r,ee unwiTente unS unbebeutenbe Gld6dlber
irel6e c ais Mers auegeben unS Or. Icbntou Mntun~
biguraen epp;en. @bubfder, Stelrinier Spmpenpuser
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9sben aliattber e6en 9Stiien9a Der Neettn rem ntes
brighten 8ernfe pibmeter, it'd jeB e9etdBts seblbete
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ben M ubrGngen bic @eiuupbett ler reide 9udlt-
der NDee In tire Sante trien gertns 6dsen ln> runi-
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fann nb eas ne 8e9aubiean8en Ooer 9plOHe bstaHS'S
IN lsiner Sliiee lie9en.
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81. psnpn iii Der tinBis reseLmdBi5 ee6tlbett Nrjt
4rel6er bic Seung cpr 8ewen aranttiien dnse9t Sene
Wttel unb SebaneIun9 iint aen Nntecn ednilt unbe-
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te sr66t'n pptaern Gurrpn8 unb rem eren oseS 9nt-
beS 3ut ate, ndmii6: England Nrantref unb tn tent
Blcdep philadelphia u no. rb bat ene aus eeehns
tere Drart8 ais a1e anbered &erate Der gDtlt.
Ser weber iib ber pe8e hes Or SDbnifpn hetm et6t
tann ff oerrauen ene Gbre ais Nann anS ietne Sc
i'd dIthfeit ols Nrjt.
tB3- Office, SO. 9 ab,grtbert6 Rrabe, Naier
6anh bon 1alttmortfr., neben ber ,Grbtiterbane."
Gautlrantbsttsn suerbsn lHneu sebetlt.
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DR.. Johnston,
bsr etnstss Nrst, tuelder onjsiet.
. a1timpre eOas9ofpttal.
3ur uatsrbsuduns Der Quodlulberet etabItrt
Der ein8tge Dtab In Der gBeIt, tpu it@ere
fHnele unb 8riinDlihs Rnren tn
aehei men RrouFneifert


serad serten, ais ba limbs 3eusunssuntdttstet Sa1d&e
IN benz Nuden nb ben @Ieoern, GntSuoungen ber Neren
unb 8llfe Satmener8eBureen, S@wi6e Der Neruen, Wd
eeni6TSde. Mattstett RieSersef4daenbeit 0eranbes'
g@pinbei, aSpemsra entinbnna pes Safies Der Rais,
ber 9nnse beS Woseas, Der @tnaepetb unb asr iener
nesel S.e oUn essien 9senen GnCtnts ten Der huge D.
pelte tbren Sptern eedbrltder nt ais Ter Srenen @e
ting ben @eFdbrten beS lses, herrubreu uuS, ntt
5etts 9ebet erorn tre ednienbten pHnun9er eerntd-
ten, @wde ber Contribution herpprtrtngeu. bic Csc u~
p9lt@ MAIDEN unb uest ben SSrper unb Stnn Serforen.
Surge Mduner,
beSnbsrs ipeGe he Spr jepes sebeten 2afers sewprSen
ub ba8 jdbrId 10 ptse Ednenee In etn su iribes Grab
8eranbesfrae nit benz Sunsr Der 9erftfamtett ben See
begeer b 2eter be;dbernte TSne entIpdt b1ben
parteH, n6aen f6 NIT ornem gertraie'' na5en
gslbeirat9ete Verlunen,
uter eole netde 6 u perteiratfen bea5Gtisem unt @
pbtHder SGwdHe Dber enes Qneeen 5inbe nteS bewuBt
fnS, fOqtsn uaesruslid Or. Sr9ntcn ~ 8oHe ieten.
Nae 2taserntiie sesen bic @be pbsde cher fese 3er-
6 f4Spfuns Ger redlidten Irt perbcn ineI fartrt.
Derentse wei9er ~ Der 8ebdnclune unb 1rirree run
Or. Sptnirn uneratebt tdnn tbm ais etnem Gtrenudne
Ohne Eur@t @ anpertauen unb 3aper&tIi nuf feline
ltcbe Ge@tdlftett perlaien
SrganiI9e 9dpdte
utrt unperssG aeGeiG unb be Doe 3rdt teser beraes
felt Dteies urtsare gtt en-, oees eas 2ebrn elenb nb
bte @be unb Rddrnmeuhdit unmSelid nd6t if.Oft taS
QucS 9erer be ttren Gel enihaften nbecnnen r6tnem.
Sunee 2eute nb su Iett u Nuslhuetnsen eeneist neil
le teren rIsen nit penaa fennen. ObJleD e aud bur
Strituren Nieberf@losen TN 6arn Sten unb anbere u
idten ensten fam, 10 TT m rod etRentteil cine SrlGe
hes Wt6br ,ues Der ebelften Srsane gFer aber mia es
IduBnen Bfe &rd Der Grseu9une her cUn Deuer rerip
rem rh bic @ betmIt@en 2lfern ereebeu ais RON Deaea
hie Sa Hetfe inb
"a Offtce, SO. Z 9Th. .6rebertdar.,
febsn T6areu BON 8alttmrrsfr., GitIt&s Sette,
Die Stufen biuauf, 81. -s. -.-.-.. ~.
Ntan merle G gtnnen umb Sdusuuntmer. 6ean unnten-
be unb trugeribe Ndder, our6trebcne 9epienlpfe
QuddaIber, S9ubfder, UtieelpiGer, Strabenretniger
unb 9apenpuser u. i.4p. bb reselmdBse NerSe
unb lduern ausesceeu BON Dr. ptncn u in Der Ndbe.
N8. aae SItee mullen etnen @of-StamP entbalten.
Cine 6etluug III 2 Ga0sn 3ueel@ert.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

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isfaetion-men who baye more involve
in this kind Of property than We have.
men who hold important Offices fh The
county. men who are candidates for ofics
at the coming election. and meu who
keel with US at church on the Sabbalh
day, and WbeE tie miuister prays.
/" From all ssdikon, prDy eusspir0ey and
rs5stliOn from all false doct7iua. heresy,
and scbism; from hardness of heart and
contempt ofhy Wo-d and Comm1ndmfnt," "
they respon J. "Good L rd. deliver US"
We ask the loyal men ,f,lhis county
when they come TO vote to Ienem ber that
the Gas IT, Office was motbed because it
supports tfeir principles. We ask our
gallant soldiers in the 6,ld when they
come 10 vote, 10 remember thar the Ga
Eeile office was mobbed be Ause il sus.
Iains and encourages them 10 the nOblest
purpose and the g'a,laa ant m6st
upright struggle that ever moved the
hearts and the arms o. nation
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
Headquarters Ohio Militia.
AoJ'T GENERALS OFFICE, 7
Columbus. o., May 4, 1868 :
GENERAL ORDER N, 3

BY the thrty-.forih section Of the act
to organize and discipline the militia Of
Ohio pissed April 18th, 1858, it is
provided Chat "al volunteer companies
aud batteries now organized and uniformed
under tho laws of the Safe, shall be
taken and considered as organiz d under
this act and cn'llled 10 the privll gss'
therein cOnfcfred. But 10 secure tn So
privileges it is imperaiively required that
companies existing under The farmer
statues. report in writing 10 the Adjatnnt
General oil the State. on or before the e5 h
instant, showing
1T. The date of organization and By
what authorityi
I'd. The actual strength reliable for
service at the date of This order:
81. A complete roll showing the rank
Of each member, the date of bis ohroIl-
ment, and the date Of rank aud Poet office
address Of ach officer :;
4th. The arm of the service TO which
tho company belongs. how many mem.
bers are uniformed in whole o: in part
and the style and condition Of the uni
form. .t..
oh, A complete SCHEDULE Of all the
arms and public property held by the
company, or its mombers, whore and how
kept, and the condition and valde Of the
same
9th, II the actual strength of tn,
company is below the minimum, as an
bounced 10 the General Orders No. 6
current series from these Headquarters
then the officer making the return viii
state whetl er additional msm bes can b,
enrolled sufficient TO reach the minimum
standard by tie lst Of June nex,.
All companies omitIing to make rtpOr
as herein required, will be imuedatel,
consolidated or disbandtd. s
Newspapers in the towns and citiel
where there have been voluuterr compa
nies viii render lim'ly and valuable al
tSepubhc service by an early publication
Of this order, BY order
CHAS. W. HIlL.
'af'' Adjutant General Of Ohio