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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07
Bounty and Pensions.

NtoNGREsS having protiied that all soldiers
who have been discha rged from service by rea
son 81 wounds or disability, shalt receive the Si0o
bounty, aud that when soldiers die or are TILED In
bounty, as we'll as all arrearagos OF pay, DC aud
tnat ali soldiers who are disabled while IN the line OF
duty shall be penslenod, or II killed the proper
class of relatives (suoh as widow, father mother nr
sist4rs. &C } shall be psnsi oned. Col NScHLFlCH
has sean so much service aud Ia IA nllliar with
ths whole boct Of army business, will give atlon-
tlon to applications for bounty, penson'' back pay,
&c. -
| His experience In tho army aud knowledge of ife
business warrants us in reconno ending all to call
| upon him.
| OFFICE = Tallmadgo Block over weaVer's
| Hardware Store.
| Lancasto May 7,63-6-3mo,
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1N Yiotims Of Raeumalisn, T.adi
CLrAnponr. Fairfield Co, June 4. 1876,

CLEARPoRT, Fairfield Co., Jnne 4, 1851,
Dr.. @. W. RoBAoK, No 8 Ess, Fourth
street, CiscrDua.i. . Dear Sri-This
spring hired TO work upon farm DUR
ing the summer. but became severely
afflicted with Rheumatism, and it disas
bled me so much. that was compelled
TO quit work. After being confined to
my room for some time, procured OF
your agents at this place, Msssrs. Abbott
q Sons, bottle Of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and box Of your Blood
Pills. and after the use of them, was re.
stored to perfect health. One bottle Of
your Blood Puri6 T. and one box Of your
Blood Pills performed a perfect cure.
Being satisfied that It is an invaluabls
remedy, sent you this to be published.
If you think proper, that others sim
ilarly affected may have the benefit Of my
Experience.
sILAS SPRINGER, 8
EES See advertisement tt.a
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fEA, l.at lhe band of ,he Cover


RFAt last the hand OF the Govern
mcnt has fallen in the right spo'. Clom
eat L, vallandigham. than whom mere
arIant traitor and kuavs 10 no, in rsb,l
dom, was arrested on Monday night last.
ant taken to Ciasianati und.r sirsrg
guard---as is spi TO be sent South among
bic friends api co workers that hs may
enjoy the " liberty Of speech" freedom
ofths press" and "blsssings Of free gov
srnmsnt." "Genorsl Order No SO" done
the work. We rejoice to see little
vigor returning 10 the Government
glad 10 know that treason is no longer to
bsspoken with impuni,y that meters
Of sediliou nrs 10 be cared for--th-t lhs
authorities. no longer mean 10 sacri6es
thousands ofliVes and millions of money
10 crush traitors in the South. (whila 1t
protects or srsn tlsratsS them in the
North.
Val,sndigham has from the first been
the friend and sps,ial champion Of the
South. and the enemy and traducer oil the
Government. BY his boldness AZ power
hs has done the country more harm than
sny thousand traitors in srms. Not 4
-. r..as,... - L.. o.I l....n..l .,I
90 aet OF the authorities he has not scan
dalised--uo, q principle he has not per
vsrted--nol q thing he could do wilhou
hasarding his neck, 10 aid, comfort. en-
courage aud sustain the Confederacy
that he has not done. His proper place
and the proper place Of all other ihci'erI
Of ssdiIioa, Of sympathizers with rsbs'.
lion, is beyond our lines and within tn,
lines Of the enemy.
We publish elsewhere an account 9
the manner Of his arrest and the iniamou
conduct Of his mob Of political friends.
The Flaw abiding Democracy" O
Dayton have turned themselves into
mob have usuTpsd tie power Of III
COurts--dScided VAllandigham'S arrsl
"unconstirutionaI" /" ard have set them
sslvss to destroying property and burn
ing houses Of innoasut men to AvSnG
themselves upou The GOvsrDmSnI.
aItawill be seas that the aulhori il
hAss sent armed soldiers TO Dayton
punish this IawlesSnSSS and crush o'
this speCk Of civil war. We have b
little doubt Of the Tesuit
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The nsWs ID ihs pasl week Is Of the

Ane usWs VI tns past week Is OF the
most in.,nss interest. A series Of san
Culinary battles have been fought without
decisive results. ending in great slaugh.
ter to both armies. We furnish our rea
dsrs al the news received up to noon to.
day.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of today thus
suws up latest nsws:
The news printed in ths Washington
papers of last evening. and telegraphcd
to us BY our special correspondent. is the
latest and most reliable intelligence from
Hooker army. II dispsIs the gloomy
features of the reports received from The
New York papers Of yesterday. and is
calculated to cause throughout the coun-
try the feeling Of buoyancy Represented
90 existing in Washington last evening.
The Richmond papors of Tuesday. it will
be observed. admit that Gen. Slonpman's
cavalry has penetrated within Eve miles
o!Ihe rebel capital destroying bridges
raillosd rarS. locomotives, ,slesrsphs, & :,
cutting off all communication with Lee,
except by horse express. Through Union
channels We also arm that Sopemau' o
expedition was entirely successful, and a
portion Of his forces had already rejoined
General Hooker. Ssdgwick Instead o4
rs.erossiug the Rappahanock as reported.
bad pierced the rsbol lines and joined
Hooker.
The rebels on Monday asd Tuesday
made several desperate dashes against
the Union columns. but were repulstd 10
every instance with great slaughter. In
somo OF the later charges the rebels were
unable to stand fifteen minutes. The
rebel papers say Lopystrett had joiuOd
Lee ia persna, but his troops were slil
south. Leo reported that the rebel Gan
Paxton was killed. and Jackson. u-tF
aud A. P. Hill badly wounded. Hooker
position was impregnable; and with tb'
ro.enforcements on the way 10 him, The
Washington p'perS anticipate grrst re
suits. This is. in substance. the la'cs
intelligence We lay before the readers o
the Gazette this morning.
The situation Is much moro f.vorabl
than was feared this morning. Hooker il
all right. and we may yet hope for deci
sive and favorable results.
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Gen UoDker's success More Complete
thnn at First SuppOsed.

lHhu nv rhsb c"PpVHVu'
NEW York, May 5.-The Washington
Republican. in a postscript yesterday P
N says "Our advices up to noon today
ara that the victory of Gen'l Hooker's
army is more complete than was at 6rs,
supposed. All that the most s'nguine
could hope fer has been realized. We
congratulate the army and country upon
This most important success. There are
facls connected wi h tle movement,
which cannot at present be stated, but
when it is completed. they will develop
themselves and he appreciated"
The Bulletin has issued an extra con-
tanning news from today's Washington
papsr> Gcn'l Firzhugh Lie is pris'
oner in Washington. Thtre is a re-
ported capture Of over 5000 prisoners.
New YoRK, May 5-The Philadelphia
Inquirer has dispatch purportIng to be
from Washington, yesterday. stating thai
y telegraph from Leo TO Richmond wo'
intercepted. calling for re endorsements
announcing his inability to hold out two
days longer. unless they ale sent
Stoneman's Cavalry, in the rebel rear
are said to have Gu, the Va Genital Rail-
road, also the Fredericsburph and Rich
mond Railroad. near Milford Station
souhe,s. Of Chancellorvile, tearing uC
five mirs Of the track, and capturing
bel supply tain, thus outing of al
rebel com IN unicalion with Richmond.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07
INCOME TAX.

The Assistant Assessor will commence
his annual assessment on the lst Of May
next, which will include license. income
tax, tax on busgies, silver aud gold
plate. &c. &c.
Every person should be prepared to
hand the Assessor tull statement Of his
income from The at day of January, 1853,
to the 3lstd day of December, 1869. Thi
would save much expense to the Govern
mont.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07
THE sTORMING OF FREDERICKS
BURG HIGIITS.

A falmouth l,tt r. dated Sunday, 10
Pm. sla'eO that Srdgwick attacked the
nights of fredericksburg and gallan'ly
carried them by storm, capturing the
18Th ard Josh Mississippi regiments
and one company of New Orleans Wash.
iDgton artillery of eight guns, and over
a thousand prisoners.
Gen'l Gibbon planted the S'ars and
Stripes over tho rebel works. Our loss
is moderate. Sedgwick afterwards dove
tie rsb-ls back. and al Pm. Sund'y,
had adUdncsd 10 the brick church four and
halt niles TO Charlottesville en- the
Plank Road.
Here he had a severe fight with Earl's
rebel division. REINFORCED by Lee. cut
rrpulsed them, taking lot Of pris'
oners.
The enemy are now E'mmed in be
tween Hnoker aud Seagwick. The ad-
vantage is decidedly with US.
Tho II raid says our loss in storming
the nights at fredericksburg is about
|, 900. killed and wounded,
The Worlis correspondent, says the
b,tlle was resumed on Monday and was
most desperate affair.
The rebels male series Of superhn
man attacks. at all points. tut were 10
pulls d with terrific slaughter.
Our forces have destroyed the bridges
in ho rear Of the rebels across the Ma
'aposa, thus completely cutting Of retreA
10 Richmond .a
Gen'l ST. kles i, reported killed, but |
IL not credited.
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tn, nn,,le Rcuewed on Monday.

New YoRK, May 5.--The Pos. prints
the following:
The la,es, advices from General Hook.
er's amy is just reosived from Washing
ton. The battle Of Sunday was renewed
ON Monday morning. The enemy ap-
peared 10 have iorots equal in numbers
10 our own, and his successive attacks
were made with desperate spirit
The destruction Of the railroad bridge
over the Massapouax and Mat,apony
Creeks. south Of Fredericksburgh, has
certainly been accomplished, aud the road
to Richmond is thus GU. oil from the eue'
my.
Eight hundred prisoners, including an
entire regiment, the Esd georgia. wer,
brought 10 Washington this morning and
marched down Pennsylvania avenue tc
Old Capital Prisou. Their appearance
was the subjsO, of universal commen
and remark. They were we'll and com
fOrhbly clad, and not one looked "
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Thursdiy, Nay 2lst 1868.
at O'Clock p. M. upon tue promises. the following
described real estate situate In the county Of Fair.
aeld and State OF Ohio, to-wit:
Loti Nos - and % appraised subject 10 tho widow
dower at 1868 OO) In the town OF Baltimore, Ohio.
Also Lots Nos S. So and 81 In the town OF Baltimore
Ohio, appraised at ninety dollars gross. Also
lot No 81 appraised al Si5O CO. Also Lots Nos oO %
30, 700 and lOl in tho town OF Baltimore,
cd at $40 10 gross. Also Lots Nos i2s and I23
In y.o town OF Baliimose. o, appraised At $50 On
gross alsUa certain Ave acre tract Of lamp ing and
Oeng in sectiou No ~. township No i6 OF range No
10 Fairfield county, U, and lying south oftho sai4
town otBatimore, o, appraised at slO per acre. =
wit: Lying and being In the south east quarter Of
section No "a, township No i6 OF range No 10. anf
beginning at th 'southwes corner Of Luther Righ
lands land the Trovinger road. Thence rur ming
north 70 degrees we,ti chains and AZ lnts. Thence
north 10 minutes east 10 chains and links TO sake
Thence east chains 70 links 10 4 stone. Thence
south 40 degrees west 10 chains and ~ links to tho
place oheginning; appraised nt $50 per aero Also
IN part Of the soufhweN quarter Of section No "a.
to.wit 3eginning 35 rods south Of the southeast
corner Of Granville and Market els or Il toR 6
Baltimore, o. run'if1g thOnce 10 deg 81 min. esst
chain and so links 10 a htake. Thence south deg
30 min westS chains and 81 links to a stake thenee
north 20 deg 30 miu west chain and so links TO 4
stake; thence north ! deg 80 min chains and 63
fnks TO the place Of beginning. containing ono and
20. Tho acres. appraised at san per acre.
Terms OF Sale-One third 10 hand. one third In on
year, and one third In two years from The day OK
sale; with interest: the payments to be secured By
| morta age on the pramlses. JESSE p. .OuTCAIT,
Admini'trator OF J. oUTCAlT doe
| April %, IHG3--4Wt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

ETThe Unconditional Union ticket
was elected at Torro Haute, by 500 ma.
jOrlty. In indianapolis the copperhead
ticket was Withdrawn and the Union c.n
Jidatss had no opposition.
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THE WAR KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, May o. General Carter.
with portion Of tis division, crossed The
Cumberland on Wednesday. Tne TN
Ohio and Woolford's cavalry skirmished
with tbs aemy, WHO fell back. Feiols
and russs on the part Of ths rebels failed
to check Carter's advance. who was per
fecllv posted as 10 their force anil de
signs. Yesterday he overlook their main
forces al Monticslo. twenty-five miles
from Somerset. charged, and drove them
through the town. Our mon, in fine
spirits pursued them four miles below
to the fork Of the rad.
A party Of rebels on the Albany road
made an attempt TO flank and cut oil the
rear oummunica ion,, but were repuIscd
snd driven three miles on tho jamestown n
road. They were beaten and driven
back fvo miles on tie Albany roa -
They will bs lucky it thy escape at al
and nothing but superior and bottom can
save the fugitivts on the J 'mestown, as
they hava but one way OF ngreas.
Our army Of central K.nlucky may ba
said to have crossed the Rubicon, AZ they
are almost in Dixie and where forage for
cattle is a;ainabIe. The Affair At Monti.
cello sums up. Q rebels killed, l8 wound
ell, and some prisoners, including two
oommisionsd officers. Federal loss nons
The rebel cause in E.s: Tennessee, has
come to very lowspirited affair, anc
maintainel IN spirit Of conscious ant
desperate weakness.
montgomery. Of Kinsey's commsLd. i
still pillaging ahon Man hes or and tha
nrighborhood. Gilber, iS powerless tc
arrest him, as he runs away always =
Bush whacking alone can settle suo'
scoundrols, or prompt hanging wheT
caught.
Col Sigrri-d is tommandant Of thi
post Major Lyons, Provost Marshal.iA
Chef Of the district and Capt. Hubburd
Assistant Order No. 38 is doing it
work. Prisoners are brought in daily
Sky are on hand now. six'een havs al
rived to day. One Southern rights gen
tleman had pickle jar containing a rbb
el Avg. Mo ~ concealed car 'idgcs, sash
os, 10. SOM Of The prisoners had vii
countcrfeils Of our revertd Sreenbacks.
Business for cout-martials and Burn
sides approval on order 3S are aocumu
laling ia kentucky. y
News From Cairo aud Below.
! CHICAGO. May 8 "A special to Cair
says the steamer Lady Franklin. fro'
Vicksburg Thursday night brings new
that tha, morning Gen, Sherman with
feet of transports, accompanied by gun
boats, passed up ,hA Yazoo, and made a
i attack on the rebel batteries. 10 the a
!. tsrnoon several more transports followe
i up with troops on board. The report
that Gen. SHERMAN landed precisely
tho same place he landed at when he MAJ
the former attack. ,.
8 CannonaAing and the rattle ofmusket
ware distinctly heard at Youngs Poi
on Thursday till long after nighlfal!.
We learn from a gentleman who II
! New Carthage Wednesday. that a hea'
' force land d On tn. Miss issippi side, eig
!. miles above Grand Gulf. Our SunboA
= have been Smelling the latter p'aos ssve
al days.
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pD- Gen. Banks confines to mske de
eidsd progress in Louisiana and bids
fair to entirely clean the rebels out from
the larger portion Of The Slate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

mouth; that our Communication with Gen.
Stoneuan has been cut of by rebel guer
rillas, but will soon be re- instatad; and
that he( Hooker hopes 10 capture all the
rebels north of the Pamunksy rivor. All
tho news thus far is encouraging. The
fumor is aAoat here that eight thousand
rebels have been captured. but not from
reliable source.
New York May 4.-The Times prints
the following. date TWO miles below Fred
ericksburg:
SUNDAY Morning, 81 o'closk.-Bartlstt's
brigade, NewIon's division, consisting Of
the 121sI New York. IS New York,
27th and 9th Main, and 96h Pennsylva-
mia. are caarging upon tho rebel battery
in front Of the Bnnnel House, led by the
96th Pennsylvania.
1t has fred with consid fable precision.
ammo, ing to considerable extent. Fred
eri ikshurg is occupied by tho troops of
CorcoraD'S oil brigade and the troops Of
Nswtou's division.
After temporary lull. musket firing
has again commenced. We are losing
sons mn, Artillery on both sides has
agsin opcne aud Is firing rapidly. Our
troops are well protected behind the right
side of Ihs Richmond road.
9:20 A M.-Our batteries on the left
have changed position, and arc lOiOg
bettAr execution.
930-A pontoon bridge has been
thrown across the R,ppahannock at Fred
ericksburg, and persons arc passing to
and fro.
The rebels have removed heir guns
from the earth works abov- Fredericksburg
Our single guns on this side are throw
ing an occasional shot.
THE VERY LATEST.
New YoRK' May 4. The Times has
very full reports from three Of its army
correspondents. who arrived from lh,
6rld Of the great battles Of Saturday and
Sunday. They we're among The hottest
and most important Of the war. Friday
W, suffered considerable. The Eleventh
Army Corps. under General Howard he
having badly and loOsing an iuportan
part Of our position. The battle did no
close until near midnight During th'
night General Hooker charged his lines
reformed his army aud was ready 70
battle next day. Tn, fight began at
o'c'ock and lasted six hours. AT The cnt
Of that time General Hooker held YER!
strong position. aud felt perfectly safs.
i. His right rests on the Rapidan at Ella
Ford. and his left on the Rappahannock
Thv losses ha'e been vory heavy o.
both sides
The result thus ffr is not decisive. bu
it is believed the rrbeIs can only saw
themselves by rctrealing.
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kTh Won't do for q young lady to
pfsiams That more ,hAn . lhird Of the
genllemsu Who show her Poiu,ed ausa-
ijo6. have Ibs mes, dihlAai ideS Of nM.
ryihs her.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

n@-Tho Wheeling Iuieligenccr an.
noupces that the West Virginia raid is at
40 end.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

To ALL WnoM IT MAY UoNOERN,-All
those iu want Of CLOTHING, call on
Isaac Levi. 10 the Shasffer Block. whore
you can get more, aud better goods. for
less money than at any other clothing
house in Lancaster.
. ISAAC LEVY.
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Fight Near NniIolk.

PHnADELPurA, May 3 "A passenger
who arrived from Fortress Monroe this
evening says, when he lei, there, yester-
day, thcre was fighting goicG On ne"l
Suffolk. A force Of Union troops had
been sent against some works the rebels
we're constructing, II was understood
The rebels had been driven some distance
but no particulars given.
Hon. Sidney Edgertou. OF Akron, who
has bssu appointed Chirf Justice Of the
new Territory Of Idaho, le,vss in A1s v
days for that purpose.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

rs pursuance Of nm order granted bythe Probate.
AConh OF Fairfield county, Ohio, will Offer for sale
nj public auction on
IhurSdlV, Mau 2lsk. 1868,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

The Ciacinuati Gazette Of today thu )
sums up latest nsws:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

most in.,nss interest. A series Of san
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

The situation Is much moro favorable
than was feared this morning. Hooker is
all right. and we may yet hope for deci.
sive and favorable results.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-07

culinary battles have been fought without
decisive results. ending in great slaugh.
tcr IN bo,h armies. We furnish our rea
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-06
SCOVILL'S
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We have given the recipe to most physicians in
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Thousands who have used the Stillingia and Sar-
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The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-06
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The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-06

Losr.-Mr. Geo. Z. Smith gives notice that
he has lost diamond breast-pin," and offers
a reward of ten dollars for the recovery Of the
same. II we had not known that our friend
Smith was a jeweler, and sportcd diamonds for
advertising purposes rather than ostentaiion,
we should have supposed him TO be one of the
modern aristocracy-an extensive owner of
copper stock in Butte county, numerous feet
10 Washoe, Humboldt and Reese river, or a
shoddy army contractor.