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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
Speech of General sickles at saratO


The following is full report of the
speech of Gen. Sckles, at Saratoga, last
Friday evening, made in response to
serenade:
Ladies and Gentlemen 1T is embar-
RAISING to be the sole recipient of honors
which others should share l am quite
aware that am mainly indebted for this
graceful compliment to your just admira-
tion for the brilliant conduct of the Third
army corps at Charlottesville and Gettys-
burg. So far, however, as l am permit
ted to receive your visit us an expression
of personal regard. thank you heartily
for it A day in Saratoga reminds us of
anything but war. The sacrifices of the
North, great as they have been, have not
apparently disturbed our pleasures, nor
diminished our resources. One more
campaign-in which the army and navy
shall feel that their valor and devotion are
appreciated by the nation-and this sad
war will then end in the re-establishment
of the National Government over oil the
possessions of the United States.
1t is not too much to say that we have
already accomplished more than was
deemed possible by warlike nations and
high military authority in Europe; and
when the declining energies of the rebel
lion relinquish the sword, now held with
a feeble grasp, this country will take its
place in the foremost rank of nations. We
will enter upon career of grandeur and
renown which no imagination has foreseen
and no human agency can arrest. Among
those present am gratifed to recognize
/ fha an1fIin,, and nhnric had fanac IF old
friends. To these it will not be without
interest to know that / shall be in COM
mand of my corps when the next battle is
fought. 1t is reserved for the army Of
the Potomac to make the final and deci-
sive campaign against the last and great
est of the armies of the rebellion. l have
had the honor to belong to the army of
athe Potomac during my brief military
service with it, and especially with the
Third army corps, my destiny is cast
Proud of my association with so many
heroes their fortunes will ever be mine,
and.nothing else can be dearer to me than
f their honor, and fame, and happiness.
When the enemies of the Republic lay
down their arms-when Charleston and
, Chattanooga and Richmond are garri-
. soned by Federal troops when the Con-
. stitution and the laws and the flag Of the
G Union arc recognized from the Potomac
l. to the Rio Grande-as now they are hon
ored and loved from the Penobscot to the
Susquehanna-then,a and not until then,
a will we have an honorable peace. Mean
/ while, those who are NEST impatient fol
the termination of hostilities should do all
= they can in aid of the Government and
: the army those who willing to impair
the authority of the Government, and
seek the Southern hand which spurns
c them, let them not be unmindful that they
n contribute to the worst of calamities-the
/, recognition of hostile and hateful con
}, federacy. Separation is war-endless war
e uniop is peace. My friends, good night,
e and farewell.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
Registers Office,

NRw CAsrLs CouNTY, june 18th, 1866.
Upon the application ii CATHARlNE DELANEY,
u AdministiRtix II william Delaney, late ut the CitA
Of Wilmington, in said County, deceaaed' It s0RnEREu
aforesaid give notice o tue graniing Letters Of Admin
ihtraiion upon the Estate at the sreease with TIE dair
Of granting thereof, hy cansing Advertisements To hu
posted within forty days hem tie ac Of uch Letters, III
six Of the most public places "f tue county ct New
Castle eqniring all sons hsyn; demands asaust the
Estate TO present the siuie, abide hf Au. Of AS.
semby in such mazda and provided Aud aso cause
the same Inserted within tho alne period in the
Delaware State Journal ana stuesman, rewtpalpr
published In Wilmington, aud To he continued therein
two months
-, Given under the hand and Seal OF Once OF the
egster aforesaid, at New CAste in New Castle
1870 County, aforesaid, he day and year above writ
ten. PETER ~ NANDENERi Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25

EVERY MAN TO MAKE HIS OWN IcE.-
Just as we are beginning TO become
anxious about the quantity of ice remain
ing on hand among the dealers in this
city, who following recent example of
the coal dealers in consequence of a
threatened scarcity, suddenly double the
price, (iust as if the raising of the price
made the article any more plentiful } we
can breathe more freely under the assu-
rance that we can have as much ice as we
need without being indebted to the mono
polists.
All Paris is rejoicing in recent disco.
very Of method of manufacturing it in a
speedy and simple manner, and at small
expense. The machine is styled La gta-
ciere bdScdLe. From drawing and de
scription now before us we gather the fol-
lowing:
A cylinder of metal-tin will answer
with movable cover at one end, to be
kept tightly in its place by screw when
shut with two openings, one at each end
to receive through two tunnels the mate
riaIs used and discharge cock at one
end to discharge the contents when tht
cylinder is to be emptied, is all the appa
ratus required. This cylinder when pro
perly charged, is placed on a pair ofrock
ers, so that see-saw motion may be oh
tanned. To convert five hundred Frencl
grammes of water into ice leach grammt
being nearly seventeen grains avordupois
it is necessary only to place in this cylln'
der or well twelve hundred grammes O.
hydro.chloride or muriatic acid Int
this preparation or bath, says the inven
tor, place form or vessel containing TIN
water to be frozen ina bottle of champaign
to be trapped, or any other material re
ouired TO be frozen, Close the cover
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
NATRONA COAL OIL

WARRANTED NON EXPLOSIVE
d, and equal to ans KEROSENE,
z Wny buyan explosive OH, when few cents pei
Ealna will furnish you with erfect oil Made only By
PA. SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No. I27 walnut ST.. Philadelphia,
fsbll,lY,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the
deceased present the duly Atesed to the Ad
minisralrx or 10 the Rev Patrick Reilly, before
the 18th day of lne a. D. ls6 abide the Act oil AS
s3mbly In such made and provided
cATlIAKlNE DELANEY AdminisrAtTix,
l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

In and around ChristiaHd Del.
ais2r ONE large tso story brick dwelling with back
HliRE buildings garden, yard, aud stables attached,
iiiHa good stand inr store.
49, One double frame dwelling house, with garden
Asksmith and wh5elwrght shops attached the best stand
In The Village
u9e lar1e new frame dwelling house. suitable for two
Anlles, with 50 of land attached, well fenced.
ghe small frame dwelling with ~ acreH OF Land.
rms property will be sold low For terms aud parcu
~ apply 10 JOHN MoLEAR 4 SON
ap24, No III Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
We give a couple of good recipes
BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.

10 Q quarts of blackberry juice add a
pound and half or white sugal, half an
ounce of cinnamon, half am ounce of nut
meg, quarter Of All ounce Of cloves, l
ditto of allspice, boil all together for a
short time, and when cold, add pint of
brandy or Monongahela whiskey.
We are indebted to Miss B, of
Montrose for the following:
Apple leather is made by preparing
green apples as for stewing. Stew them
a little while, adding sugar or not, accord
ing to taste. Then spread it out thin on
tins, and place it in slow oven to dry,
occasionally turning it. A good article
for alleviating thirst
The following named articles are now
urgently needed:
Shirts and drawers are always wanted.
The material may now be light cotton,
bleached or unbleached. Please have
each garment washed and ironed before
sending. Sheets, quilts, towels, handker-
chiefs.
There is now an urgent call for old cot
ton and linen pieces. Will you not look
again through your store closets and give
out all that have accumulated since oul
last call 1t is humble demand to make
upon you, but oil important to the woand
ed man. Pieces OF any size and shape
will do, only let them be clean, soft anc
smooth. Please gather up and send us
Immediately all that you can.
Palm leaf fans, books and late pam
phlets.
Vegetables, butter, eggs, pickles and
dried fruits, are the most needed edible'
for sending to hospitals at this time. AL
articles of diet, for the sick, are welcome
at our rooms.
Please remember the sick soldier wher
you are putting up fruits for family use
A few cans of fruit, or package of drieC
fruit from each housewife would keep oul
hospitals well supplied with delicacies ST
welcome to the feeble appetite of the con
valescent soldier Domestic wines ant
cordials, raspberry and currant shrub
tamarind water and other cooling drink
are very grateful to the hospital patient
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25

AMONG the queer nsmes recently drawn in
Hartford, Conn, are Constant Grimm Depan
Moses aud "A. Krack.' One man was exempt
ed on account of "ehroDic lpitudio," aud another
for - chronic periostilis of t,bn. An exchange
expresses the hope that the poor fellows haven't
got it very bad. s..e.-.-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25

WALKING ON TuE wATgR.-A person in Lon
1on rrceutly Attempted to walk upon the water,
and succeeded lie had an air tight vessel on
hi back, AMI another on bis breast, both worn
under his clothes, lie also had small paddles oil
nsculier kind ON his feet which aided his pro-
rress. These arrangements enabled him to walk
IN the water with ease. The idea is worth ex
perinenting upon here
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
The IudIanola Blown In.

I : b ~ ~ - ~ =
iWlsnfsoros. March s.-Ths Rich.
moud Enquirer OF the 9th has been r.,
ceiVsd at headquarters Of the army. Il
contains the following: !
mobile, March s The Jackson Mis-.
sisippian says the destruction of The 10.
dlanola was most unne cessary and un.
fortunate affair. A turre,ed monster
which recently passed the bateris a,
VicEsburg proved TO be a fathoaI, with
Sundry fixtures to create deception. She
passed Vicksburg Tuesday nigh {, and the
officers b,lieving she was re 4lly turreted
ganboat, blew the Indianola up, hut the
guns fell into the hands Of the enemy.
The Enquirer has ludicrous article
on the loss ofthe Princess Royal. She
was fitted euv fbyca Manchester firm. TO
whom the rebels are un1er many obiiga-
tons for past favors 1t publishes man
308
VIcKsBURe. March 5.-Cpm. Porter
has proclaimed that any parties firing on
unarmed vessels shall be hanged also
persons burning cotton or lsvyirg contri.
buttons. st... rsy,ar ae1,.t-rs
"rbe Jackson Mississippian's CORES.
pendent says there are but 1000 Union
troops in Arkansas. The rebe.l Generals
Hol mes and Hindman are at Little Rock,
and their is a demand among the rebel
troops for theit removal. and to put fight.
ing Generals iu their places.
The Louisville Journal reports Long.
street. Marshall and Forrest are approach.
inc Lexington.
Ia the rebel Senate. on the Sd, res
olution was adopted to inquire into the
expediency Of Iepealing ths resolutions
declaring that neutral flag covers enc.
my's goods. with Tie exception Of contra,
band OF war. In tie Honss a rpsolulior
was offered 10 suspend all business unit
the currency aud tax bills are acted up
on.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
Petition TO Sell Lands.

Sasanah Ring, AdminIsratriI) Petition To sell land.
Jacob t. Ring a, all. ass. Rss dover fsSta ana 10
To Susannah P. Thorne, Catharine ST. Claire, and n
2: ST. Claire. her husba nd; Henry Ring, Leonfda,
King. John Cradlebaugh, J'., and William Cradle.
bauRh,
You are hereby informed, that have aed a pe,i.
ton, as adminisiIarix OF the estate OF George Ring
deceased in the Probate Court OF Fairfield cornty
Ohio, for the sale, &c, Of the real estate Of said de
cedent and shall Ia pursuaneo ofthe prayer o said
petition. on the day Of APRIL A. d. 1863 or as soon
THEREAFTER as counsel be heard as for an order
for the assignment OF the dover OF the widow Of said
george King In the whole OF the real estate OF said
deeeden which includes as well the real estate he
inafler described as the following, to wit: The
homestead and farm upon which said George Ring
resided At the time OF his death, and being about
range 10. In Fairfield county. Ohio, and for the sale
OF the following real estate Of which the said
King died seized, to-wit: In Lots numbers 80, 40,
i99 2vO aud l56, In tae city of Lancaster. Ohio.
5iso, 40 acres o. land lying and being 10 Berne
township, Fairfield county, Ohio. aud being In sec
tion l3, township u. range 49, Also tho undivided
hall part Of the following real estate, towit: Lying
and being In Clinton county, 10 the State of Ohio
and described more parcularlyas follows: part
Fof survey No - Of entry No. 1857, and part ofout
lots Nos Land .; and also the folio wing described
premises, beginning at the south west corner the
above described premises; thence ru uning ives. 10
stake thence eastI9 poles TO stake; thence south
poles aud ten feet 10 the place OF beginning To-
gether with like undivided half part OF all the ma
ehinery In or on said above described premises.
SUsANSAH RING, Admr'x.
March l9, le63-5w5lpfS6 ofGeorge Ring dec
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
BoId RnId of lhe RebeIs.

WAsarHTOS. March 9.--Toformatiou
lAs been, received. thai The rebel Captain
Aosely, with bis command, stoalt5ily d,
tered Fairfax @. q. this morning at two
O'Clock Ttsy captafsd tie ProyostMsr
shal. patrols. horses, &c. together wi
General Stoughton srd ell the men de-.
tachsd from bis biigaIe Thy also t ok
every horse which could be found. The
commanding officer Of the Post, Colonel
johnson Of the 9th New York Cav.lry,
made his escape. The rebels searohid ID
for men in every direction. All our
available c'yalry waS VI. last accounts, In
pursuit OF the rebels.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
CHAs., R. FosDlcK,
Cora Sec'y.

nfT The long discussed and mach
moOtcd bill. granting all discharged sol.
diers bounty has at length passed.
This is perfectly just and equitable
measure most Of our volunteers enlisted
with the promise of 500 bounty, and
should they by disease or wounds con
tracted in the service become disabled
and disqualified from serving their couu
try further, it is no mo'e than meet and
proper that they should receive all the
allowances by which they were induced
to. entsr the. service.
The discharged soldiers in this vicin.
i'y should at once make their applica
'ions, as the sooner they are made, the
sooner their cases will be reached, and
the sooner they will receive their bounty
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
HoRRIBLE AvTAIR I'VE learn from o,,r


HORRIBLE AFFAIR We learn from our
friend Mr.. Shaw of Perry county, that a
day or two since, most deplorabls acci.
dert occurred in that vicinity. Mr.
THoMAs RIrcHrE, = (f.miliarly known as
General Ritchie.) while sitting by the
hre lew days since, accidcntly fell 10.
No person b'iug in the room with him,
and he being unabled from paralysis or
some other cause he was unabled 10 get
out. and sad to relate. before assista nee
could bs rendered he was burned 10 a
cinder from his waist up.
The community losses in liis death o
valuable and esteemed member.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
CITY OF oFLANCAsTRR:
THURSDAY. ~ March IL. 1868,
EV Ilis aInost u.eIess for q. o re.


ET Itis almost useless for Us TO re-
iteraie tha. We mus, have money. There
are thousands Of dOllars upon our books,
which sheuld bs in our pockets. We
iiave earnestly entrsstcd our delinquent
subscribers o come 10 time" but they
have failed to respond, aui we are at
length compelled as last resource to
place some accounts in the hands Of a
Jusliss for collection, Those Of our for.
.ign Subscribers, who do not settle by the
lS Of April, or make satisfactory ar.
tsngemspts for 50 doing, will be stricken
arom our list. and their accounts settled
byelsghi process forthwith. II
Money may be remitted by mail at our
risk. We hope our friends will save us
all trouble and hard feelings On this
ucore. BY coming forward promptly and
helping US in our time Of need.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

1E ohrpsper cOhaias this wesh mum
bss' Of rssolutlOnS from all rsginsnis ro.
laliye 60 the sfFor. now being made in
the North BY The DsmOcrslio party ID
gaiu the asesDdaucyFaod thereby yir.OAl.
y put an sud to the war.
. Those Oi,te iaeib win be resd with
interest. as we'll as those from the ist and
17th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
TO THE PUBLIC.
FARM FOR SALE.

will sell atp rivste sale that elegant farm kno
L as he ANpREW SHAW FARM. In Rnsheresk
township, Fairaeld county, on the West RushyiIle
ahh Bremen road two AVID hall mites from West
hnshvllie. Said farm contains 100 Acres. oi good
quality ofsoli and Timber, good frame dwelling and
barn aAd other neOessAry buiidiBgs; several good
choice fruti. u
rhis properly win be sold free Of dover on reas
enable terms and easy payments.
-, .'. e. r. AsHBRooK, EIetator
March 70, lS63-5I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
ETWe understand tb,, ,ha dif.,

~We understand that the differen,
departments Of our UNoS SCHOOLS. are
buSily engaged 10 making preparations
for their annual examinations which take
place the last oi this month. TIE room
under charge Of Miss BEcKEr, (ths high,
est grale.) as we learn purpose giving
an exhibition on two weeks from to. NOR.
row evening.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

ASo4HEE Sophia GONE -Adju.ant 10
ssph Toole, Of the Ia r GIN mt. died
at Memphis, Tepo. on the Gath Of last
month. He wHs taken severely i'll on
the 10Th, hut unwilling to leave his posi-
so long as it was possible for him to do
his duty bpl the fell destroyer stops for
nothing. and On the 10th. 30 ssvere had
his illness become iha, he was compelled
roob'Sin ksvs Of sbsence, but alas | too
.la'e. lis body was brought home for
interment.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
THE pERFE; ;TIoN OF MECHANISM
TIL KlGtC TINE BSERFER,

pEISG a HUNTING AND oPES FAcE.oR
l9Lajyts or 0entleman's Watch Combiped. with
Pstent self winding fnryovsmehf.
The New York llfpsirGied News, the leading pic
iorai paper OF the Unitet Yates In lis issue OF Jam
fah 1888, ON page ~, volustarlly saws:
We have been shD va most eIsasine noyAlty. nt
which the HUBBARD BRos, of this city, are tic sole
importers. II called the Magic T.ns obssrrU,"
ana Is huntinR and opeB.faee watch eOmbihed.-
rms isone OF the ptetes, most convenient md de-
cidedly The best and cheapest Ife piece for general
aud reliable use. ever ofsTs5, II has Wlihn Il ana
connected with its machinery, ifs own winding at
iachmenr renferihR akey entirely unneeessary.-
The cases OF tiis watch are composed oftwo metals
The outer one being nne i6 carat gold. II has the
Improved ruby action lever movement, aud Is war
ranted an accurate umepieee.p
pnee' superbty engraved, per case Of half dozen,
ssOt.oo Sample Watches in neat morocco boxes
torthose proposing to buy Al wholesak ss5 gent by
express, with bill ayable or delivery. Solhiers
must remit payment Id sdsanee, as We canlbt
collect from those " tSe rrnJ. Adjress
HpBBARb BROS 4 co., soLE TxPoRTfRs.
soaih Cor. NaSsaa JoAn StI. ,EsD PORK.
Jan. 90, ls63--6w
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

ET Rev. ], B. Sackett, former pastor
of,he Baptist Church in this city, offici.
atsd in that chapel on Sunday last Mr.
Sackstt, both as a gentleman and dyipe,
won The respect and admiration Of uu.
merous circle Of friends, while stationed
in this city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

,gWThrte more Of airasld's brave
sons have gOneto swell the throng on
high They were all monbsrsO Of Captain
HGfpt's Company K, Of the ia regiment.
Their uamss are respectively: Charles
oBraeslaDd, disd. Of piarrhna Janfy 2Is..
- san'l Parish. . died Of Diarrhoa, jan
lusry a4,hy .alis ias,'s = s.
John Eatt, ,d;sdsos Esysipslas, Feb,rs
l5tb. =, Fi,gi I,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
Estate Of MARY nraR,a

NIoTIcBi Is hereby gtven, that the undorsizned
! v has been duly appointed. BY the Probate Court
inand ict the County OF Fsiraei OF Ohio,
ofsaid County. deceas6a. !. Pefio tS said
Estate viii make i'm mediate Payment 10 the under.
Signed, and thote hhviuk binlms aRainit tie oan
Will present su6b' ciaimb 10 the uhdarsiRped dliv
authenticated. WILLIAM NJ. CoURT'wRiGHT.
February )! le6SL3w46
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

1ShouId The weather continue favor.
able as heretofore, our farmers will soon
Be enabled to commence putting 10 sbeir
crops. I.jl1ElG3d tlii
The wheat crop throughout the cOpn.
ty' as our country frieDdS advise US Is DOT
in SO good condition as might hats
been wished for, still the prospect is fait
for medium crop.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
GyYeslerday was a most ,beau,if,

@Yeslerday was a most beautiful
day. the finest we have had for long.
time. Il seemed rs If all nature includ.
ing the ladies. were arrayed 10 tsauteous
smiles. as il rejoicing at the approach Of
spring. The loyeliarss Of the day might
have tempted sn anchOrite, or hermit
from their solitude. The streets were
made cheerful and enliveusd BY the kevies
OF the fair seq, who througed our tho
Ionghfare throughout the day. Itis as.
lonishiug how 6alns0yals flourish on such
a day s,lwas YeaterdaY.. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

+, ETWs take the liberty of inviting
the attention of our worthy "city dads ="
to the condition Of some Of the walks and
thoroughfares Of our city. Some Of them
need speedy attention, as they are really
in an amos. impassabla condition. We
hope they may receive immediate and
special attention. ,e.rs 4rt sr..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

E~ Col JOIN M. CoSNELL, o! the gal.
laut old i7h. returned home on iurlougf
last week The Colonel is looking 6oely
aud reports the, health Of his regimen. as
generally good.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
Assignee's Sale.

nv SATURDAY TIE aI,t DAY 0r .,1pca
IiH6a between The hours Of one and four cs~ioaL
~ - ths atlerboen at the DOOR or THE coBRT
hOVsE IN The city Of lancaster viii he sold 10 he
nIgnsH olddsr, The following Real Estate, a, he
PropsrtJ of John Lyoas, to vii: -'-..' " - ~
sst.-Ibt south ends or halves ofLoIs Nos ,evep
and eighi II snd eI 10 the sixth square on stoadWay
oI lhe town oflsa ncAstsf. PaiIheld county q,
seenhd-A part o. the esst half of Lnt No II IN
square No 3. % said town OF Lancaster. ly,oe West
oi ine parallel with aud four feet west Of tee par
lli1ndlVidDg the two rooms OF the buildloR on Sai
Hs IpIt ana bsihg SeSenieen feet front on Main 81
ietNS o. saie-ohe thiTdAn hand on the,day Of
and me residue 10 two equal annual pa
70 % secured by mortgage on the pre eful.ss
JARED T.-HOoKeRs
AEighee Of J0h6 LyoTs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

FuBs'-TLs price offurs has very n,.
isrially diminished in the p,st few days;
some skins which were selling at ei.6o
@Si.76, now only bringing from 80 to
80 cents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12
NEWe invite ,he attention of

ETWe invite The attention Of our
re6dsrs TO the address Of the Soldiers ol
Ohio. and the resolutions passed by the
Fairfield county boys in the l7,h and ist
Ohio They convey a meaning and time
ly rebuke to thetrsilorouS copper heads at
home. Let them take warning.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

EE We are sorry. tha, we are com.
pelled to. forego the pleasure Of laying
befors our readers, q number Of interest,
ing communications. which wo have on
hand. bot want of space forbids US.