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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

TOR SALE, FOREST VIEW, IN THE
county MadIsoa ave miles north Of Orange O. 1.-THE
fam cntsns $50 Ito Of which In original growth Of
and the remainder divided o neits with he exception OF
acres, which embrace the garden orchard and grass lots
eonyuien 10 the stable helds and well supplied
vita ng water Gpd vel set In grass The land well sasp
ed 10 grazing and TO grain cfops - -
The DIV Hing house lsrgs and eommodous the ou6udngs
are ample and all in cd repair. -
sold privately before the l2h Of November next VII
be gHei ed 1t pubic sale - ...,-..,,
For terms, &C., apply TO ALfRbD OhApnAN,
o8l-sod3tcF War Department.
CODA
~ 10 kegs Soda.
osaa-aV At. STOKES : o. =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
LOST CONFEDERATE CERTIFICATES. g
AInIiilE ~ HhkkRY GIVEN that | snail

Clerk House Of Delegates and Keeper OF the ROl Of va
nnvh-dAaW2w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

PUBLISHED IN osEDIENoy 70 A RESOLUTION Oh IHE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
AN ACT FOR THE RHLIEF OF TIE INDECENT SOLDIERS
AND SAILORS OF Tbs STATE OF VIRGINIA WHO HAVE
BEEN o. MAY BE. DISABLED IN rHE MILITARY sEH.
WOE AND THE WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN OF
sO.pIrRS AND sAItUBS WHO HAVE DIED, OK NAY
HEREAFTER DIE II SAID SERVICE. AND " THE IN
DIaFNT FAMILIES OF THOSE non IN TIE SERVICE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-06
Pleasant Township Seminary.

TpNHE above Seminary, united with the Hygiene.
4 Home Cure, is an Institution Of learning that
presents to ALL but more especially to Invaids, the
opportunity of securing a thorough Education, end
of improving their physical powers at the same tin e,
and foress money than treatment alone would CO ST
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for a circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
30th A. D. 1859, and consist Of 40 weeks divided into
Three Sessions, as follows:
Summer Session from March the Both to June 18th
lsG9. Twelve weeks tuition Sc Nav0tonlO weeks.
Fall Session, from August lst to November the 10Th
1853. Twelve weeks tuiton SO. No vacation.
Winter Session from November sd, 1865 to March
18th 1861. Sixteen weeks tuition So
Tuition must be paid in advance, or cdby note;
and no reduction will be made account Of absence
81 Boarding. consisting Of farinaceous food, fruit,
and vegetables, will be furnished by the prncpols at
50 per week.
n1-l have also purchased Piono, and secured the
aorvices Of PrCfossorC c. ScNrIpRR To give instruction
on the Piano, aud other instrument of music, on rca-
sonable terms DR.. JOSEPH FFEMAN, Principal
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February 60, lsG3--ly5D
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Ohio troops.
Two Of Morgan's Men taken In Berne
Township. 5l..t .....t.

Two OF MOrghn's Men taken In Berne
Township. u..t. ...s..
ta On last Thursday morning two of
Morgan's men were brought to Ian
caster by several citizens of Hooking
county and lodged in Jail. They We're
in citizens dress and had been hiding
among the hills between this and the
Ohio River, and making their way to-
wards Columbus, where, as one of them
astated, they had numerous friends,
and from which point they could readi-
-ly escape. They We're taken by citi.
zens Of ofAHocking county, who deserve
much, credit for their pursuit and cap
ture. One ofthem called at the house of
a, farmer for something to eat, and was
at once suspected of being one of Nor
gans men. After the man left, the
farmer took down his rife, gathered
several neighbors. together, and track
ed the man, who had iron heels upon
hisboots, into thiclet. Leading out
of the thicket they found the tracks Of
two mon, whom they followed into
Berne township in this county, and
there arrested them. fHt% r.
After arriving here they denied stout
ly belonging to Morgan's force, giving
a plausible account of themselves. But
one Of our most distinguished members
of the bar, after hearing them out,
drew forth his watch, coolly turned to
Deputy Provost Marshal DRAKE, and
said, II have no doubt these are Nor
gan's men. You had better take them
to Columbus; and you have but ten
minutes before the train leaves" wi
AT Circleville number of persons
called to see them, one wearing But
ternut who was introduced as their
friend He handed one of the men a
black ring to wear as token of his
sympathy, The rebel officer coolly
handed it back, and after the Butter
nut went out. said to the Provost Mar
,fhal, @Fou. cannot imagine the con-
tempt we have for these North ernpcaee
men," In neohversation lheistated that
their only hope now was in foreign re-
.cogniti0p, and, that flour Government
knew it, since the late Federal success
ses a Reunion could be permanently
established: They were taken to Co
lumbus and safely deposited in the Ohio
siPOnitentiary, there to await the re-
lease of Straights men confined at
Richmond" = -. "
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Notice TO Road Builders.

NOTICE Is heroby gvon that proposals VII b. ~
port and LAnqaater Turnpike RoaA Company, 81 lllt
residence in Canal Winchester, Fraflin cotnlty Ohio
until the Goth day Of hugpet, 1893 for building fy(
miles Of said road, commencing near Eookcr8 bridge
thence on the location Of said ioad moth wes.wsfay
TO the fyn mile stake west ofCurell
Also for building the BALANCE OF ssid rohd, commen
cing at said fye mile stske thence north westyadlJ
on the location Of said rosd 10 the termination or h
part Of fsoid road now under contract 10 John Robert
SON being also five mile; and fow chains Bids vii
be received separately for the above sections per rnla
or for both together. Plans with specifications OF tht
work cen be seen ht the Office Of John Heipmin ESQ
in Canal Winchester. By order OF the Diect5rs
August lst, lsc3--lo-oy.
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Important Decision Regarding Promls-
sorry Notes.

sorry Notes.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, June 9th, '63.
SIR: Your letter of the 9Th inst, is
at hand; in reply have the honor to
state that Promissory Notes made pay
able nominally on demand, and stamp
ed as demand notes at the rate Of one
cent for every two hundred dollars, or
any fractional part thereof but given
and received with an understanding
between the parties, that demand of
payment will not lie made within thir-
ty-threo days from the date, are in
fraud of the law, andnot appropriately
stamped and when issued on and after
June 1st, 1868, and not paid within
thirty-three days from date, will be in
valid and Of no effect
"a note Of this kind, given with
this understanding" will be good, if it
have ten cent Revenue Stamp affixed ;
whether collected within thirty days
or twelve months
Very respectfully,
s--. ED. M. SHENON,
Deputy Commissioner,
To G. II. Il. Wiseman, Lancaster, o.
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Notice.
George Crook, Plaintiff,

George Crook, Plaintiff
against In Fairfield county
Boswell s. Benedict William A.
Hall, Lewis 8 Benedict and Hen Common Pleas
ry @. Southwick, Defendants,
partners trading and doing busi- Court, Ohio
ness under the firm name of
Benedict Hall a Co.
Boswell 8. Benedict William A. Hall, Lewis s. Ben.
edict and Henry G. southwck, partners trading and
doing business under, the firm and pane Of Benedict
Hall Co.. oil residngin the City ofNew York, in the
State Of Now York, will take notice that George
Crook Of the City OF Lancaster In the county Of Fair
field and State OF Ohio did on the 9th day of June A.
D. 1903 file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Fairfield in said State Of
Ohio, against them, setting forth that on the 18th day
ofNovember A. D. 1850, the said defendants did eni-
ploy and hire him the said George Crook as their
clerk salesman, for and during tho period Of ono
year, beginning The LIST day Of December, AID 1850
and terminating the 1st day of December, AID 1880
and then and there agreed to pay him the said George
Crook for and in consideration Of the services Of the
said George Crook under said contract, to be ron
dered The sum Of eight hundred dollars and praying
for Judgment against the said deendants for the said
sum ofS600 and also praying for awrt Of attachment
against them. The said Boswell s. Benedict William A.
Hall, Lewss. Benedictand Henry @. southwck are no.
tilted that they required TO appear and answer said
petition on or before the 26th day Of September
GEORGE CROOK,
.c pr By John 8. Brasse and
Clarke FLtter, his Attorneys. I.
Dated August 0, '63-le-6w--pfS7. .fa> -.t
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Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad.

A plan for the capitalization of the
Stock, Bonds, &C., of this Road, having
been agreed upon, all persons interest
ed will hear something to their advan-
tage by calling Immediately on either
of the undersigned, bringing with them
their Certificates of Stock, Bonds, or
other evidences of the liability ofsaid
Company. William p. Creed,
John r. Mumaugh,
Albert Claypool,
Charles S. Forsman,
John Maccracken,
Committee.
Lancaster, July 28, 1S63,3w
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@GnssnwaGR.

S New sslon. on iie 25th ii .i JHhS, a., Tw0 X o
YAsJl,.- COWS and one YEARLING llEIFEP. Ono
cow is bright red, white iaec and heavy with call
the other dark red, line on tho back win one horn
broken OF. The call, red sides. and white spotted
Any person giving information 10 the Undersigned
will be literally rewarded. D. ST0ILER.
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OFFICE or PRovosT MARSHAL AND BOARD OF
ENRnLl MnNr lie Annns ChillirnLhn Ann Cd G2

ENRoLLMENr HEADQns, Chillicothe, Aug, Sd, 63
SEc.2 ofthe act for enrolling and calling out the ma
tional forces, &C., provides as follows:
"Where there are TWO on MORE SONS Of aged or in.
firm parents subject to draft the father or if he be
dead, the mother may elect which son shall be ex.
empt"
The election or choice Of the son spoken ofin the
above section must be made at Headquarters Chilli
cothe the draft 1t is too late to elect AFTER the
draft is made.
By order of the Provost Marshal General.
GEO. W. R0BY,
Capt. and Provost Marshal 18th Dis
p. S. All other applications for exemption must be
made AFTER the draft ., ... ..
Aucq q,v
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-06

There will be Grand Union Basket
Meeting in Greenfield Up, in the grove
near the Baugher Church, on next
WEDNESDAY,, August l2. 1868.
NJ. A. Daughorty, Esq Hon. A
McVeigh, & VIM. P Creed, Esq, will
be present and address the meeting.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY Fam.

Attention is called to the list of pre-
miums offered by the Fairfield County
Agricultural Society, published else
where 1t will be'seen that there are
three premiums offered upon horses
instead Of two, as usual.
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uRgpAdR NqpGHcA.

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO oil whom II may con.
cern, thst n the next Session Of the Commission
ers Of Fairfield County to be held in SegefeJcr merit
there will be prescribed Petition praying for the a.
tablishment Of the following described Cb1fy Eogd
tO-wt: Commencing on the Rainbow Road, and thence
North the line Of the Townships Of Riehsnd Plts
SAINT nni Walnut 10 the Drove Road.
MANY PETITIONERS.
judy lG, lsG9-3wlGa
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s,,nte OF Thomns McNaughtcn

NOTICE is hereby given Tint the pnaers gncd ha.
" been duly appointed and qnal heanq Executor O
the lastwll and Testament Of TnoNA, McEAuoHTrN
deceased late Of Fairfield County, Oho. Persont
having claims ag1inst tho estate Of said deceased srC
required to present them TO the undersigned, ind
those indebted to il are re1uired TO make immediate
payment. NOAH McNAUGHTEN Executor.
July Q, lsJ2--3wl5.e
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Deputy Commissioner
To G. II. Il. Wiseman, Lancaster, o.

n6s"SUMMER DRESS GOODS at
REDS CASH STORE, at greatly re-
duced prices. Still ON hand a FULL
STOCK of all kinds OF Dry Goods and
Shoes, at the uery forrest rates.
. ANDREW REID.
Lancaster, July 20; 1851.
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THE peculiar taint or
infection which wy call
ScRoYuLA lurl.s IN
the constitutions Of
mnltitudes Of men. II
either produces or 10
produced BY an en-.
feebled, yidafed state
'of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes IN.
competent 10 sustain
lthc vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system 10
! fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulous
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-06
RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
csnraans.ag Monday April sothi 1858. TIGn n.
,-. Aa solio--a
liDiNG WEST.

Ea5twatt pa15snss1 tTa Bs make clIae ocnnecSOn1
4 ZAre3v!e with Central Ohio Trains Tor sl potrt5
East.
Test-nri Trsin colaect9 es foloTg. AZ Morrow
anisi'2 with Little 1sihi Tfn,n for East ani North
Jfe!gsg IL ! Accommodation tran leaving Isncss.
,si at6s5 A. NJ, Insk9s c5;s connsc,,on5 With Cen.
.rel r!ro :. ftiii iof CyigYnbaJ
Daily liass cfc5scba9 eonpocsng with Paasenger
trans are run from c.relevle ciiIcotbe srS Co
lainogs.
NJ 5pes'al a-sangeinsnts 6re male FOR Carrying
LTeSt3ckt2 the Esstisrn Markets bJ the Baltimore
md Ptusyvsnis naifoGIs st as Low rstss AZ are Of
-sfel sr a1y ot1er line.
F1T through .gEst E1si or West, sor further IL.
cTn1t ~ 80 Fre gh Rstss or Shipments please sp.
ply % JOHN e. CAS3ELi.. sgaut st Lsnrsgier.
WN.REY E0GD, RECEIVER. c
" v. CARD. hsst s1p't, 1Gnesy;lle, 0.
FL5. 10 'gj-.iS-g
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HON. JOHN SHERMAN.

And other distinguished patriots will
positively be present and address the
meeting.
Everybody in this and the adjoining
counties is invited to attend, men, wo-
men and children. Bring your dinners,
and come in wagons, buggies, and
every other conveyance. The meeting
will be held in the Grove East of Ian
caster.
The most important political cam
.paign in the history of Ohio, is the one
in which we are now engaged. Come
up and hear the real issue discussed by
our patriotic standard bearer, a jack
son Democrat and an unconditional
Union man. ,.....s ''@ ......
By order of the Central Committee
Lancaster, O., August 6, 1863.
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Dr. sposfs Infsilabie LiniIneni Is prepared from
ths'recpO of DT. Stephen Sweet of counectcpt, the
great bone setter, and has been used Ia his prnctcc
Tor the last twenty yeaTs With tho most a5toninhng
and win silorete pam more apesdiy than any othor
Preparation For ail Rbeufnelc and Nervous Disor-
ders Il truly insallibe and As curative for Cores,
Wounds, Sprains Bruises, &C., its soothing healing
der and astonrhment Of sl Who have ever gwen Il a
tltal. Over one thousand eerthe0ios u Fefnsfksbe
cares, peTferod By within he last two years ttts,'
this TACT seehdVerisement lyll
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-06

G1rAta meeting ofthe stockholders
and other creditors of the G. W.&Z.
Railroad Company, at Circleyille, on
July2sth, 1863, B. W. Carlisle, of Fair
field county, was appointed Chairman,
and c. NJ. Bosworth, Of Clinton coun.
ty, and N. r., Fergeson, Of Pickaway,
were appointed Secretaries.
On motion G. Rernelin, Esq, was
called on TO state the object Of the
meeting which he did in a clear and
forcible manner
On motion of Vim. P, Greed, Of
Fairfield county, it was
ReSOlUed, That the Schedule Of re-
organization agreed to between Charles
Remelin and Mr.. Moran, agent for
the first mortgage bond holders, be
approved, and that the President Of
this company be requested to appoint
suitable agents in the different counties
along the line of said road to carry out
the object and purpose contemplated
by said arrangement.
ResoIved, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published IN the news
papers along the line of the road, Ad-
iourned. ~
B. W. CARLISLE, Chairman.
g, NJ. BOSWORTH, J c,a.o.o,,
N. r. FERGES0N, 'ecre'ai'eS'
The following is the Schedule re-
ferred TO in heresolution of Mr.. Creed:
SCHEDULE FOR THE RE-ORGANIzA-
TIoN OF THE CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON
& EVANSVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
The principal ofthe present first tmort-
gage is to remain and 10 be extended
for thirty years at 7 per cent. interest;
either by anncxing new sheets of cou-
ponsfo interest to the old bonds, OF
by issuing new bonds.
This principal II 800 00
The bonds, stocks, aud other evidences of
| indebtedness, Of the remaining securities
| and interests 10 be surrounded, dulycm-
| celled, and stock TO be iSsGcd in leu .
thereof, according to the following scale,
to-Wit: '0.l
For the accrued interest on the first
mortgage, up to and including No .t'
| venlber LIST, 1858, said interest csti- 81
mated Mt $3.50 900. 0O......................S0J00 900
| For the second mortgage, being the
| principal thereof excluding interest
estimated ut S574, 900 .............. S574, 600
For the third mortgage 30 cts on the
dollar of the principal, excluding
interest at 3 1853 600. 00.................... lT,fO0
For the income bonds, the floating
debt and the stock, Is eta. on the
principal, excluding interest, esti-
mated at s., ,is0, 0,OO0.".."..,............ $4,000
Being total stock estimated GI3 40
Ortotal ofstock and bonds 29i3 40
The several securities to be assigned
to Charles Moran, as trustee, tor al
parties, in interest, until the company
is ready to issue stock and bonds, fol
which securities proper receipt is t,
be transmitted to parties, which receip
is to be again surrendered on the issut
Of the new stock. ~.
A copy of this, signed by C. Moran
to be handed to each bondholder, cred
itor, or stockholder, upon the assign
ment as above, and to be signed b,
each of the said parties in interest.
...ratC. IL, MORAN.
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WATCH, YOUR BARNs-We learn from
aSemerset paper that there is gang
of mcn supposed to be part of Nor
gan's, prowling about in Perry coun-
ty, burning barns and saclking houses.
look out for them. .'',, ..f
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a9+R. @. KALB of Rushville, will ac-
cept our thanks forfrequently sending
us new subscribers.
Also B. STEMEN of Canal Winchester
If all Union men We're so active, the
Gazette would have a wide circulation
and influence, and the county would be
taken out of the hands of the enemy.
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ITDIToR OF GAzETTE-D.ay Sir! With y,ur
NI permission wish % gay % the FeadefB of your
paper that viii scnd by ret1r NAL . AZ who gish
H. lfreo) Recipe, With full directions for making
and using single Vegetable Balm thsl VII efeetu.
ally remove IN ten days, Ptnples, Plot1hes, Tsn,
Freckles and all Impurities Of the ei:in leeyng the
same ron, clear, smooth and beaptihil.
will also mail free % thyse hlsing Bald Heads or
Bare Face, simple directions aid Information thai
viii enable them % start fol- growth 3! Lgxurlon;
Hair, Whlslers or Monstache 10 issa tfyn % dsyg
All applications answered by return mail free Of charge
Respectfully yours,
THOMAS p. cHAPMAN, Chemist,
April %, 1se3-2m4
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Estate OF Inaae erlGth.

NJoTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator de
bonis non, with the will annexed, Of the estate Of
Isasc Grifhth. late Of Fairfield county, deceased
June % iSt3-3s,4% -e. -. ......y
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neeting OF the Contral commlttee.

Meeting of the Central Committee.
s'r Phere will be meeting of the I'm
ion Central Committee Of the County
e'oh next SATURDAYAU sth.
Meet at the Gazette office at 10 o'clock
"A. M. " 'D'' y. '.- ..........st@ IS
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contamination is yariously caused By nercurih
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, flth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, BY
the venereal infection. Whatever be It's origin,
II Is hereditary in the constitution, Discerning
"from parents 20 children unto the third and
fourth generation :" indeed. IL seems to 10 the
rod Of Him who says, will visit the iniqui.
ties Of the fathers upon their children" 1he
diseases which it originates take various names,
according 10 the organo il attacks. In tho
lungs, Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption; in the glands, Swellings which
suppurate and become ulcerous Gores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro-
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com
plants; on the skin, crapiye and cutsneous
affections. These oil having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. purifcation and
invigoraton Of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous dstcmpers leage You.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, Won can
not have health with that " life Of the flesh I"
healthy, you cannot have scroiulous disease.
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he Fairfield troops /:

BD~ Fund collected in Richland
Township by j. W, Vansant, for the
Lancaster Gazette to distribute to the
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Rivers Of Blood. The circulation in
the system is not unlike the flow OF
rivers to the sea, which move smoothly
until they arc clogged or obstIhcted.
But when drift wood or alluvial deposit
dams them up, then comes the tearing
devastation thatfolows the obstruction
ofa force which cannot be stayed. SO
the blood circulates insensibly through
the system until it becomes clogged BY
disease; then burst out the ulcers, sores
and disorders which follow that condi
ton. Take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
purify your blood, to save yourself from
the floods, freshets and deluges which
sweepunnumbered multitudes out upon
that shoreless sea which swallows all
mankind.-Lancaster (Pa) Register.
Revolution Threatened in North caroli-
na-Jcf Davis Denounced as n Repu-
diatOr.
FoRTREss MONROE, August 2,-The
steamer Escort arrived with Newbern
dates to August /. The Raleigh On. c.
Standard denounces jeff Davis as a re-
pudiator, in whom no confidence can
be placed, and whose efforts to estab-
lish Southern Confederacy will be u
failure. ~s
The Richmond Enquirer calls upon
JEFF Davis to suppress the Raleigh Stan
dard and wipe out the Supreme Court
Of North Carolina.
The Standard says that Governor
Vance will stand by the Supreme Court,
and the Standard also, if necessary,
and if jeff Davis attempts to use phys
ical force to suppress the Standard, Da-
Wis will be met with physical force,
and a revolution in this State will be
the result.
The Standard says North Carolina
has furnished $4,000 soldiers for the
causeless war, 10000 of whom are kill
ed and wounded that North Carolina
should send delegation to Washing
ton at once, and see what terms can be
obtained, and not wait for Jefferson
Davis.
The recent cavalry raid from Nor
folk to jackson, N. G., found the enc
my strongly entrenched at jackson,
which commands the approach of We'll
don, Major Anderson, on the 26th
ult., captured the enemy's pickets and
took possession of an important bridge,
thereby defeating the enemy in his in.
tention. ~ .;,.'.. se' Fl ''
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

REGULAR c0MaUHICATIoEs,
LANChSTEH LVDJE, 70. hI....,..,.huTrgt d. IhC
Lancaster, July 9, lses-i5 "'''"''' 1s'''''''