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JERSEY CITY

ATTACK oN a DwELLING HousE.-On
"Wednesday evening ,hree ruaians made an attack
on ,ho dwcl'ing-house Of Mr.. J +. Skillman, rncr-
chant, " $50 South 9TH street, and fired yoilies Of
stones, number OF which entered the Windows
There were several ladies' in the front room at the
time, sbo fortunately escaped injury. The men
continued throwing stones for some minu'5i aud
then went away, bu, subsequently, returned aud
repeated the outrage Hftcr which thcs len, before
ASA a5iarce could bc obtained t. arrcs. them. The
cause for ths procedure 10 nuknowu, bat u IL be
hcved that Sr sklmsn's house was tilstak "a for
tlat O IL Rev. Mr. Ncrrinder, City Missionary,
adjoining, who II - stated. has been thrrstcd with
v lIlcnco at the hands a. parties to whom M V,r.
Finders labcrs as CITY ssiouary are obnoxious.
ISQrE,Ts Coroner Farrci, Of .Icrscv Civ.
ycs,' r!sy held an inquest on tie body ~ Michael
NlflgHre, = boy WHO was crushed hc'Wcrn the
platforms - the at New Jersey Railroad dcpot:
also on Tie body Of Lawrence CASEY, a lalo ortr Al
tho Long D'ck, who fell into the river and wss
drowned. Norl!cis Of accidental death were rer.
.TCl.
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nROOELYN.

MILITARY FUSLgAL.--1nc remains Of Lieut..
F'rr q OF the 90h regiment, r. Y V, wore taken
to their last rosting place Grcei wood Cemetery
on "Wednesday, escorted ly members oi several
military oryHu!1atons lrc deceased lost his lie
In the battle OF Collar Creek, Va. His lrother
Killed IN the same hn'tlc was buricI on saturday
last. The nays OF tie C.,y Hal display I'd ut
hAli-n,as, ia honor Vi the dcGeaBoa.
NArioNAL SALurE.-Lieut. Col. Booth, OF
the J2d regiment, fred National salute lag, oyeu.
ing from tho foot Of Montague street, N honor Of
the reelection OF Abraham L.nc,n.
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form arces Gr.s. q, Ecv York, received Goo for
ole pcrioi tnai,. sni shorty alter obtaiued c. 400
as tie result - one nights entertainment ia Lon.
don. Tayl ou received $50 fer evrry performance
ct Hamburg and at her second benefit Vt s. Peters
burg she realized the exusvagant sum Of Is ico. ia
addition to magnificent present VI diamond orna-
m euis tIsie her b. the Car.
A. account u the capture of train on the Bait.
moro Ohio failroad, by Mosby's gucrrllas, on
t.c IN ult, was pLhlished ia tho scs and It " III
ic refur- lihered q al two Union pa, matters, who
we're on heard The train, were robbed uf about
st""~. smsl' portion ~ TIC money has bccn
=, VERDI. d.. Klno ali two female atives.
90 T." iion County, Nfgnis. have locn arrested In
Hdamorc ami n'Out 4i,Cu" Z tie missing money
W. sner pc.scsNou. 4SyO oi th.sssfuouut was
i. postal cnrrcncy was still dnrc up ~ u hnd been
T"phf'd nt TIC Treasury department, and waa
uYsttey idcntted ly the clerk Who paid i to tho
pa uhsicrs. Kline claims hat he h'rtoScd tho
money ifotn two u noshy'7 rucfr "a, Int il "a
believed that be ~ rebel ofictr The trio have
Teen Committed for tI.aI
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OBssouIgs or rpy AUSTRIAN MINISTER.

lie funeral csiemouics u Nicholas Cunt &c
Georgi, resident Minister u Austria, who died %
Tuesday last at the Clarendon Hotel, will take
psc, OF 10 o'clock this morning from 81. stephens
Church, in 2s,h street, near ID Avenue. and will
bc very imposing. The Archbishop will be pres
eut aud inv taons have teen sont 10 all the foreign
ministers and diplomatic corps At Waahlngton. The
II III Mass will 10 now nc by I,airseic GsspAra,
Conductor q The Royal CAAu.l.rs and CAspol 81
Italy. Tie Mayor aud The city ,utbortios, wish
tt Common Coun Ill The judge, u c Goycrnor, tho
President Of the tnited sintcs and all lie foreign
Clnsu.s, have hlso been invited Nicholas. Cunt
10 ncort', whs botn iu Eagusi ID 20. aud was
consequently in tie 55th year .fiisa,c At the tuc
of hrs death. lie came 10 America .n August. $50
ani Ficccedod tie Cheyalior ul,'ot.tn, who re-
s.'uci 900 oc-ount of u Aeal,A. lie Nas member
% one ~ ,hc allcs, noble families - Austria.
IrN ASp HrrLEE.-Thorc is 10 truth in tho
rep rpubu.hci IN a morning psrcr. that Generals
Butter nad DIX hal any disasroouoni growing out
Of the .rc..l command to which TIE former was
ns mel n tiis city on election lav.
AccfprNr To Tur DRAwLLiDGE Al HAIR
tEN.-uu h,n iay evening q { nitcd states ruuboa,
proccodcd ff IA tie harL.r up Ne river, and an
chorcd OIL tie town of Mcstchcst =, and yostcr lay
,r.-,ir. ,, ,.,,.,,,,,,L ....,. .t. ..,, IL, ,,.r.
g., ,.i,s ,.h -. A.. ~ - IT, ti,i ~ ..i
u,'S' 'u ou 'Noh'y ico' ,horco' pass.nGer' Who
80, -i"llF "nNn ',L we h'','nl r'if"'n Nerc
VII "uu,' ,'t.ls NiiOn i'l, 'nr IN i"'''
49, ''' Wv ''u I''N''i'' d" '"''''
TIu BosroS BANK RoBHEnY. Yesterday,
t.f,,c .Ips,c, D,vl,,,. h,,,bc, ,,.,,,,, .ub.
o' '' '"'' -
,, ,v
'"'''"H' Wv " ~ '"''' ''""''' WIN W. ''''"'''
nrrnstHd as the person who had passed several Y.
T. $50 Tr.aerrv uo,cS which ,,,,c sio'eo in Au,-
t=t last, from tho bt, in, lou.,. r v.ats D,,,ys
,cr swr.. A O. ~ n,s,,,, f,c ,,."t,,,,',, ~ n,e
witness seemed r'c,tlv 4, r,,,, ap ,lII h,yiu,,
~, NJ Manning was At homo yyhcu no was ,lloy,
cl g. have n,tc'1ried 10 u,ss n, notes. md an
other ,yiirest a,yorc ,hn, ,ic trrs Nh, I'D ussa
,l,-,,, -, -'.,...i-. -, 49,. =, ~
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND 1liz VICINITY.

THr ELECTION continued 10 he tho leading
topic ~ di,cussion among nll cla.,os ycsicrday,
aud large nutnicr Of bets were maae by mart =.
sans upon the result m tho doubtful slatcs. The
feeling with rc.ard 10 New York was vcry much
Ike that which prcyalod rcspc ting Pcnnsylv.nis
alter the OcloLor ,.ccton-hoih PARTIES ,oro con.
hient th,,t.cy had carried H. aud 10th were .ia.
10 el 10 indulge In premature rlalat.an m oonse.
qlcncc. Toward tho cloao Of the day, however
Tho returns hc 'an h. assume doci lcdly y,Rcpllcsn
iint, aud tho Dcfnocracy were reluctantly cor-pc
lei to aokuowclgo u Vt their prospects loUkel *.
cecdingiv dubious. with that r arac,oris,ic pluck
for which tho Democracy are motel, however, and
with That pAllosorhicai rcsi.nat.on IN which thcy
invariably accept deie.t ucv wor. far from d,a.
poudcn,. Tho gallant fglt which thoy Lai made
nra'ns, hlno,t naiir-noun,ah.e tion, .eer,cd
to grcs,ly alay tho huniliu,on of to'esi, a,d
uoy were apparently content 10 hone for "be,.
ter lpok mex, time" Tho h., that tlcy
hs1 carried three s..ics certainly, with a
good prosrcc, nj fourth. supsrcntlv gayo
them 40 much aatsf,, tof aa their opnoucnts o1te.
r.cuco from the general remit. The uucvt.e,-
cily closo run TINT waq made IN Connecticut, and
~. t,....,,.,. ,.-r
'''''l '''' ""' '''' Wv ''y''''i '""'" -
"'N ~ "''i wv 'on'o'e1 tnA' NJ '''h'
was breaking Am 'ng tho Eastern State tue whole
country would he illuminated with blaze VI Demo-
craft. Iory four wears beuc.. A l.r,, amo,,ut ot
.....,..,.., 49,. -
"P '''''' any -''o s'''''' PA'' uo'ns
wv On VIZ result III Nr S'ate ana on innloritrs IN
thls cy. The democrats Joe, heavily On tie State,
TIE betting ON which ,yAs GENERAL, even. but in re-
,,,rr y,,, ,.-,.i,.,, ,ho,,, ~ .,.,,.,.,.t,-
.,,, .. .
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ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Trade Wind, Fortress Monroe;
Joseph Baker, lturl NorthIort.
BARKS Henry Truwhriiec, Dcmarhra: lu.crna-
tional, BonGiro; lnl ella Barbaloea; Mayulrl A!soa
Bag Wluthtn lhlurdo.
RRlGS- Althea- It Martins; Fashion, Au, Caves.
n. lct lahls hyb"rt Move, Barbado.s; san .Iuan
Tot IscO Noinnt Para, MaTy Cobb, Port ko,a: Mo-es
kosor, No'thporr AGelphi fTontera.
scHOpNtRS Gov Cory, Flizghc'hrort for Ken.
nebe' Ocean Wave, Santa Cruz, Equator, ALueo
SAX Flushing. '
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Too Late for Classification.

a REWARD OF $50 If THE INDIAN
- llEkB DOCTOR fails to dcsclhe seas. and
lrl' III Huenr he nature OF their con plants or M
ness' Slthout ioctiN inf any information from them
OUR MOTTO
We use such Bslms ~ have no strlf,
With Nature or the Lava u I1fp.
With blood our hands w. rcv,f .tAln
Nor poison mon to ease their pa.a
Our lsthsr-whom all soodnepfl.
Prov ids 'hr mcans e. cure ali lis
Tho simple iiarls hencath our feet
We'll used, relieve our rains comp!tte.
simple Herb, simple Flower
Culed from tho dewey Lee
These theee sh,ll -raE sl'h touching power
Ofehanee and health TO thee.
OC,ce, No. ISL Fulton street, BROOKLYN room Q. I'm
Stair NO CHARGE for Consultation or Advice $50
EOR SALE CHEAP-A BITTER, CHEESE
l. Lard and Egg store must be sod as the owner
cannot atterd TO it, Apply at 6.s Hudson st. near
thalles; 31g
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pror.denes X. J.. voc ic.-J...l Is..l .,iyes
20 u.sjori,y ~ LIco'' r1e s,atr .npiete g.scs
s,osi us ORR, .o' ncon exclusive u the soldiers
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The soldiers VT IN tie .,riisia 'ror-d wash
lgton Ia largely in favor = Lincoln. The reiuri''
~ lar as roeveI of tie ,Ites Go liie.sir
tc several State, a.c .s 2 '.'s:
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Lonxrcsslncn' Elected.
Asscmblymeu Elected.

District
Isi j. l.. Smith, Tam, Mo1. Dem. plu. $40
Id n Gaughru, i.ul. Dom, mljoritt... g;p.
Sd C l.. Loutr,l, Iud. D,u. piralty.. rs
tth-J. II. Murray, TIiu. a Mo-. Dem. nal. sTq5
5th C. Bauycli, Dem. Gal noui.g InsJ..... It's
0th-E Mallory, Tam. DEM ma J........ l-5l
7th-l. y Stewart, Rep. maj .............. 81
18th. .Sechaclcr, Tam. 4 y. No Dem ri. b52
Sii -Srmncl &. Recd, Oar Ryp. p'u....... l40
10Th lhos Crcnmer, rnn.ts MOI .pcm.mi G5l
lit,.-,John Mcdonald, acK.6 M pem.mj sGi
Ruth A. Lyous- Tam. Dem. pluralIy... !5s
18Th -AloN. Wlri, NJ kenu Dom. plurality, $50
Iith-M.N salmon, Dem. ts nom maj, lsIa
18th. W. \,u Barren, Rty., plur ....... is2
l0th-John kccgan, Al h. ~ New Mo2. pl.. 30
I,th :. =. IlgTshaiu, Dem. Tan upm.l mai 12s9
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lIW POSTAL MoNEY ORDER SYSTEM IN
orlEATIoN. .- Tic business Of the money orior sys-
tem it rapidly increasing, ana bids fair to brcomc
one Of tie most valuable aduncts 10 our Plst-oiicc
system. Tie transactions OF the New York o.h,e
with other oticos throughout tie country SOW =
large excess OF payments In favor Of the city, and
Will be to lhs, cycnt at least n substantial benefit,
to the metropolis. The orders are, IN many in
stances, to business houses and the supposltion
that they would he almost excluslvely transactions
between tho poorer classes is therefore inco orrec
Tho amounts are usually less than thirty dollars
but some sums ore as high as hundred-sendcrs
Of money having the priv lege Of duplicating trip
heating their orders by the payment Of additional
feos.
DIR. COTTON gives an exhibition Of laughing
m u Co0pos Institute tD-marr0v Aharu0on
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Ninryian,i.

Bau,more Nd. Sor lG--ftodstck County -
incomplete g,y,a l.nla.n not less than Loo; .
cam Of 600. Tie fetur.s from one district 81 Wof.
,csGr County show Union gain. Caroline Coun-
H. gives $50 ua.f'y rs Luco'n on Tie home
vote a gam of 800 Cari Il County gives ~! 'na-
orty f,r Lc entire rnion ticket gsin q ~.
Ic"i.l County Incomplete shows Union gs.ta
Naahington Comfy shows rnlon gauf.
HE Union men Laso a majority n o." L'siIa-
ture, but the Scna,r is doubtful The Union ma-
.ority in ,Le su.te viii be abolt c,U'o on tie Lo'.e
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nj MARlNE NEWS.

Nov. lis. r., as. s.446-H W, morn. 70 %.
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Ito b. continued }
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IL THa

ITO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THR
soldier. Ala sccie,I.. Hh" ficr,vr,o, .,,.o-, .,,
netns the follow ins notice, which l. o Interest," to IL
VINO have friends IA the AMY;
~ DIRECTORY OF The HOSPITALS
The sanitary Commission have inade arrangenepts
for suppying uiouslv information with ryrard ~
patients In the niteI states Gcnelal iIospitais sS
, ha',crn ~ D,par,nentS-For ,inionnatiou, adires
"VyVN.r Sd,,td'E ren'mrs,on, WI,h,n9nn."
b,ortctovn, u. e.. Point Lookout, MI
AirNaudria u. L. Frederick uity, Nj
BltimoI., Nd. Fairfax, Va
hnnapos Juac,ion. Nj. YdTk' Yqk.' penS pr,gk' Va
IHI atsPh'a D~Ddrtm'd-ior .uiogm atom ".
dress "gNc,. Sd',i'avy Conn,sston, So. Z, souii
i,sai,s, rhi. sisipeia' r. Pa. Chestnut Hin p..
,'E iantown. Ia. Han. .sburp, Pa
Nlo l.rk D.pdrtn M For information sddre.
"ogi.. wo'"e"'' Central "'On' No. 10 Cooper T-
NJ ,S York S.r. portsmou,h Grove, X. L
Alb'ny' , J. i.'tou, Mass
NeN hth' Sd darlington, VI
Nes iiavcn, Conn. Brutleboru vi
Gsstrrn Dcpdrtf,en's-Tor information aldros
" I. sanitary omD'lsroI- Louist7Ue, ~.
.plumbus ONO Louisville, Ky
StNeINhd, ONO. Govington, kv
tanp ilenui-On, Ohio. Lexington X
taihpos Ohio Dauville kv
Cincinnati, ohio perr, yilie H.,
SiV hhihols' Rowling bleen, Ky.
NoaGd G,ty, Illinois. CsTp'i C.s1apssai'i,i zen. Innp
Jeffe aouvile, Ind Iark .ou ir,rn
s'alsTile' M Muinc".b@io, Fem.
~ NbN,, lhd. In lE.-e, Tenn.
81 Iou!s, Missouri. GAllntiu, Tenn
Ionion, Mis,ouri. Nash, ilie' Tenn
RClla- Mi.sCIH. Nrksburyb "a
sprin.fold, Missouri. Cofinth, Wiss
kc)kuk, Iowa. Helena Ark,nsn.
luveapori, Iowa. Grnit0,i, N,IyInia
Paiucih, ky Point Pieesnnt Vi,c,,t.
hartittown, Nv. ParkeiphuT,, Nin,inis
ithfhpn, NJ. ClarkshuP, Virginia
seai,,t sco,n,nhis ~ Chsricstowu, Virginia
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
FAcrs fN Af6Wbkf.

When you hear oopperheads charE-
ing the Rebellion upon the Rspubii-
cans, confront them with these truths
of history:
/. The rebellion was inaueurated
under Democratic National Admin.
istration.
2. 1t was conceived and matured un-
der Democratic auspices.
3. 1t had its hGcleus and headqdar.
ters in the Democratic Cabinet Of
Buchanan.
A. Its chieFihstrdctors and engineerp
were leaders Of tho Democratic party
in Congress and Government Depart
ments. p"
3. Its principle agents abroad were
Democratic Ambassadors and Consuls,
serving the cause Of treason uhdef
pay.
6. 1t had BeeR in progress for
months before Mr.. Lincoln was inaug.
urated.
I. Seven States had gone out of tho
Union before the Democratic Buchan-
an had left the Executive Chair.
8. War had been declared by the
insurgents in firing upon the Star
Of the West long before the present
administration came in power.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
A Puzzling Question.

''You may go into an assembly"
writes an author of Human Nature,
"where there arc two hundred women,
one hundred and ninety mine you will
pass with as much indifference as one
hundred and ninety -hine pullets, but
the two htndredth irresistably draws
you to her. There. are one hundred
hahdsofner and ninety nine cleverer
ones present, but she alone has tho
magnet.-Isithe her manner that charms
you? Is it her voice that strikes on
one of those thoGsahd and one chords,
of your nervuGs system and makes it
vibrate as sound does glass? Or do
her eyes effect you, 60 that you have
no time to reflect and no opportutii-
ty for your head TO digest tHS Por-
tons theyshayeg put in III Qr issit
animaf magnetism, or what hSplaguS
lis itg 3D.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
R1aminh for Yonra.ixss:

Those who take Democratic papers
and read them, are affectionately in.
vited to answer these questiohsi
Did you ever See in one of them an
earnest, hearty appeal for volunteers,
since the fall of '6l2
Did you ever see in 6hs of them
u word of commendation of any act
Of the Government?
Did you ever see in one of them d
word of encouragement to cur brats
soldiers?
Did you ever see in one ofthem one
word in advocacy Of any practical
measures for the benefit Of the Union
soldiers?
Did you ever know one Of them to
accept as true the first news of a Fed:
eral victory2 s........
Did you ever know one of them
that did not believe at sight, iii every
rumOr of a Federal defeat?
Did you ever see one that credited
any statement of rebel cruelty to our
sick and wounded 2 .,. ..
Did you evef know oHe that did not
publish all the Confederate stories Of
cruelty practieed by our men on the
rebels? ..-
Did you ever sec a line in one Of
them commencing successful Union
officer3
In short, did you ever sec one, that
by a simple change of name would
not do admirably as a southern rebel
paper? :, 3,
k&amiAe The tiies Of YOUR so-called
Democratic" papers and see.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11

CoSvERrED.-A Copperhtad up
North, after days and nights of great
tribulation, got religion. The first
thing he did, as cvidehte Of the sound
ness Of his conversation, was to order
a discontinuance of the Dubuque Her
aid. He then paid for a load of wood
which was deposited in front Of
house occupied by a soldiers family.
After which he was met by a butternut
with whom he had been on intimate
terms, and informed tina. ,''hc wao a
id Abolition scoundtel!" In less
than two and halfseconds the author
of the abusive language was Sd thor
oughly tbrashed BY the young con-
vert that no bawled for mercy? That's
a sound conversion.-Iowd Register.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
PROGRESS:

Motion, action, hustle, whifl-thess
make up the life of this lower world
nay as far us We can judge, the traits
of all other worlds are similar. Time
sweeps through the wide channel of
boundless spice and beafs all things
on its broad bosom. Nor are things
swept downward or merely on a level:
they are swept upward to brighter
epOchs and higher destinies, There
is good, better time coming, and
some sttat' rays of its dawning are
thought to be ev6h HOW painting a
glow in the distant offing. The clouds
of ignorance are fast being blown de;
yond the reach Of the setting sun; and
every smoke and exhalation ofsin must
follow in the wake. The stars are to
shine brighter. the birds to sing mer-
ricr, and the bees to. gather sweeter
honey, than meii have yet tasted, or
heard, or seen. And all things tend to
this consummation. No revolution is
backward, no tthbtith Is without its
golden fruits. Civil war, whether for
just cause begun or withontsucR CAUSE,
and whether the right obtain tho ply
sical victory or tho wrong, is not all
evil. Gods wisdom extracts a MAORI
ty of good from every case. Crushed
right is not crushed rather is it made
strong. DowhtTodden justice is not
downtrodden-cap not be- Rather is
it intensified. Like the young lion, it
chafes and champs and writhes, and
eventually bursts its bonds and devodfs
its oppressor. Let a wrong bo legis-
lated into n right, if possible. Like
poisons swallowed, it will in the ehd
curdlc the blood. stultify the heart and
craze tho brain of the body polite. 1t
will work suicide in its legislator.
Slavery did this for America; and
now we are. suffering the throes which
are to terminate in it's oxpulson from
our political life. This struggle ID also
the birth Of the new time. Ciyiliza-
ton can never be put back 10 where it
was four years ago. Dark as many
seem to regard these four years, future
ages will no doubt judge them the
brightest era of our history eiice the
period of our liberation. The world
moves-upward. JOHN P. LAcRoIx.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
Mako n Note OF fThis:

A correspondent, alluding to The
numerous cases Of death from acciden-
tai poisoning adds: | venture to af-
firm that there is scarcely ever a cot
tage in this country that does not con-
tain an invaluable remedy for such
events-tiothipg MOTE than a dessert
spoonful of made mustard, mixed in a
tumbler Of warm water, and drink
Immediately. 1t acts as an emetic, is
always ready, and may be used with
safety when one is required. BY ma
king this simple antidote- known you
may be the means Of saving many 9
fellow.creature from snluntimelys and
cruel death.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
PRE.IN4oRMAT1oN.

Proof was also obtained early in
June Of the contemplated simulta-
neous demonstration of the Southern
armies upon Pennsylvania, Kentucky
and Missouri about the time of the
meeting Of the Chicargo Convention
on the 4th Of July, in anticipation of q
general rising Of the Northern section
Of the order, consequent upon the
difficulties it was supposed would en-.
sue through the efforts of Yallandig.
ham to appear at Chicago at the meet.
ing Of the Democratic National Con
vention. How that information has
been verified, the events which have
taken place since afford ample eYi.
dence. ..........
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.

Into ward of the whitcwashed halls,
Where the dead and dying lay,
Wounded by bayonets, shells and balls,
Somebody's Darling was borne one day
somebod.'s Darling, so young and so brave,
Wearing yet his pale sweet face,
Soon to bo hid by tho dust Of the grave,
The lingering light ofhis boyhoods grace.
Matted and damp arc tho curls Of gold,
Kissing the snow oftlat fair young brow,
Pale are tho lips OF delicate mould
Somebody's Darling is. dying now.
Back from his beautiful blue veined brow
Brush all the wandering waves Of gold,
Cross his hands on his bosom now,
Somebody's Darling is still and cold. ..
Kiss him once for somebody's sake,
Murmur prayer soft and low; .
One bright curl from its far mates take,
They were somebody's pride you know;
Somebody's hand hath rested there,
Was it a mothers soft and white!
And have the lips Of sister fair,
Been baptsed in their waves Of light?
God knows best he was somebody's love:
Somebody's heart enshrincd him there;
Somebody waited his name above,
highland morn on the wings ofprayer,
Somebody wept when he marched away.
Looking so handsome, brave and grand;
Somebody's kiss on his forehead lay,
Somebody clung to his parting hand
Somebody's waiting and watching for him
Yearning to hold him again to her heart
And there he lies with1fs blue eyes dim,
And the smiling, chld-hko lips apart.
Tenderly bury the fair young dead, ..,..
Pausing to drop on his grave tear .. -
Carve on the wooden slab at his head,
somebody's darling slumbers hire"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
OHIO STATE FAIR.

The State Fair will be held at Co.
lumbus, on Tuesday W ednesday Thurs
day and Friday, the 18th, 14th, 18th
and 10th days Of September, 1864.
Mr.. John NJ. Klippart, Secretary of
the State Board, sends us a phamplet
OF the Premiums and Regulations, from
which We extract the following:
"The most enviable record which
the people of Ohio are making for
themselves during the existence of the
gigantic and unholy rebellion which
is now devastating the land, is the fact,
that notwithstanding Ohio has sent
fully 250, 900 of her sons of toll to the
suppression of the rebellion, in various
capacities, yet all the industrial re-
sources appear to be undisturbed. hp-
parcntly there is not single acre less
of land cultivated than in 1860: nor
have any of the mechanical depart
mcnts been suspended, bht Oh the
contrary every agricultural imple-
ment manufacturing establishment Of
any note, has for once in the history
Of the country been unable to supply
the demand for their manufactures.
On the Awarding Committee Fair
field County is thus represented:
On horses for general purposes, John
Rebcr; Sweepstakes, A.V. Applegatc ;
Needle, Shell and Wax Work, Mrs.
John Rcber; Musical Instruments,
Robert Gates.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11
A Democratic Paper adyIasS Men 10
Volunteer.


The New YorR World, the leading
journal ofthc .Copperhead Democracy
thus advises poor men to volunteer:
eve think poor men without fimi-
lies, or with but small families, could
not do better than TO take advantage
Of the large bounties now offered. and
volunteer, instead of waiting 10 be
pressed into the army. In the latter
case they only receive ordinary SOL
djer's pay, but no bounties either from
the national or county treasury. More
over, we have no idea that this war
will last longer than the next four h Of
March. The present administration
is the only stumbling block in the way
of peace and u restored Union, and
next November the people will give
them a notice to quit. So as u staple
business speculation, with no prospect
in their several occupations, could not
do better than volunteer for three
years and thus secure the large boun-
ty offered"
We hope the friends of the World
will heed this advice, and volunteer,
not for the love of country, then "as a
business speculation" For once the
world gives good advice. BY all
means, let its friends volunteer.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11

ra,Thc following gives the proper
tion of the quota of this county to the
ofmen enrolled: