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N TRANS.MISSISSIPrI.

NoR!L.. iiT" Tho operator 1T Brandt,
., 'e?o:'s. ~ the authority CT Col. Sna.;,
Tn Sh7ay@ p: :, tac iolioi;ins as official from
taa1sn, Ark, unler datc Of Nay 27th. 'Oa
Gce -+:h Ma:ua6uko engaged III: cncmv'a
~ ne.T G.incs' Landing. Capt Jacobs
fl;.:d anl captured the t-Gnspor. Lebanon.
';.;.'s battery cid excellent service. ciiprii1g
=: Iant2a. seriously. The whsle Federal
=; VAS rcru!srd aod driven DOWN the river.
::as Is Fepi.tci - DO at Camden, aud Tay-
i g bc!a:: Alexandria S:e,!o ucauficd
-&;!e Rock i.nd Pinc Bluff"
N:1'LE, Juco l0.-A special 10 tic "Rcg;s-
IT, dated Sena;obia, juno 9i. says that
'aoy hHs been appointed dieis:nn COZ
-ladsr, ard that B.nks, S;celc :.nd Ryscttnna
"a retain t''eir respective c,.,nniauda.
l5*e7 is reported 10 have defeated PJiig-
:; N The li;h ult., on tic Er'law Bayou -
Ii: Confederate ioss WAS 300, the Federal
SaeILr va movins Oh Southwestern Mis-
St; With loo men. SIX Thousand inian-
!! .asi been cTtcrel South FROM Missouri 70
E;saioIce G;:H3y.
raid iN saii > lave left Memphis for Ga
;5i1!a in Mjmp!.is is 225.
fremont and CGci7lGo have beer uou!.Ea-
f. y the CiaciIuati 'oav.ati2n.
a Washington despatch of the "a ssys
~ wounded have been brought TO the hes
E'als there
AtsinIAH, Jure ll.--I.ca aEd Forrest have
Ercet tho Yankee column car Baldwin, i2
eHn Mis:issipri, capturing 200 Wagons
|:aN!y loaded with stores ct I'll DO. cripiirns
'':ts: made forced march to p.e.t tie eGc-
n. Tho YGnkces are more destructive :h:.n
Es before in the State.
sa,maduke has erected Ghc:her battery cr
= aaississippi river, ut Sunny Side, icio%
|'Hlsille, and has number Of Yauko, bonts
*aaed up. He tas destroyed three sicaiueIs
Y the 1;h inst.
:, ANOTHER DESPATCH
atslE, Jarc llth-A special .cspatch to
e in5une, dated Baldwin, Jruc llih, say
s;.atN'est n,s1e 8 ior:cd march. and ta:cT
.ssn:a.a. b,tween TIC Ya:.koc advance
:; :, h'!i%jr. Eo held them, by ssrerc and
..,Aai ;ht:n., far five hours. wheo Ea!urG
-SI< 'aen OF. The flank, driving them four
,s An ci.isi.l note says the enemy were
=, ~ aht ttat we captured over 200 wagons
81 :: WIN s.'4es, and many prisoners.
Z, =; tsstruc,iou Of property en- tho lanlec
!, '.!ance is unparalleled. The negroes
"'e.? 5iEdetiyo.
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SAMUEL y. DAVIS, Adj

ShNI I'd y. DhNI*I HJI {.
GARDENS SOUTH CAROLINA BATTERY.
Tho following are the casul Allies il Gardon'a
South Carolina Battery in the recent ba.tio
near Gold Ilarbor, Virginia:
Killed: None. Wounded: Corpls R Will
'lisms, head, very severely: J S Scott, side Sc
verely; Pri7ates James CLARK, breast slightly;
L W Scarborough, confused in side.
Several others struck but not disabled.
IIUGH r. GARDEN,
Capt. C,mmanding Palmetto Light Battery,
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T.. ;ng is = lat o Z "s,.. ..:cS n The ~,
.'i.y.i. vi. = u %>=y ~ regiment. III i've
battle at the .rcf chez Jaiie - '7iI
Field and Staff; None.
Company A. Captain c. c. Green, comie.--
Killed Private w lIihin.
COMPANY B. Csptain J S Tsiaforro c0nd'r.--
Wounded Lieut. L Wilkerson, severely nr
Private " Alien severely in face.
Company c, Captain i l. Wharton c0md g.
Wounded PriTato J + Yuatman. ia thigh
Companys and F, Capt j Y Garland,
comd'g g.-None.
Company Z. Lieut. Peter l. Hull comi q.
Wounded: Private 7 A Gra7a;t. hissirg: pri'
vate II Vaughan.
Company G, Capt G L Voolfolk cards.-
Killed: Capt L Voolfolk.
Company II, Lieut. c l. F.ipps md'g.-Kiil"
e1 frivates & Yates. John Dodd
Company J Capt S S Brooks, comd g-No:c.
Company f. Cap. J P Ware. comd e Killed
Private w Bendal!. Wounded Privat-s K
i Sutton.
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l};:!)n1ono Gnquirfr.
lq,rnAY MORNING, JUNE ii, 1861.
THE NEWS.
TT PETERSBURG.

p,s:ea,eys by the Petersburg train last
,,,,irc, report all quiet in that city when the
,.,i7 lett The enemy had disappeared in
!, direction of City Point, and no further de-"
r,-.,iation was anticipated. A full and de-
.,cd sccount Of the fight near that city, 81
Fsn. slss, will be found in our columns ,.j6
.~ning and it will be seen that the acchnrt
.,ep By US in the Enquirer" cfyessc7tay
II, substantially correct, Too much praise
sauos bc awarded the militia of Petersburg
(. .,.s gallant manner in which they rcpei'ed
,.es charges Of the enemy, and only yielded
,ohelience to orders, when the enemy, with
r,s,]y superior numbers, had succeeded in
3ns,ns them. Their conduct was highly
,,ruenled in official quarters.
,bs R4v Vim A. Hall, Of the Washington
y.s Orleans artillery, who was captured, sues
,.-,-i in milking his escape while on the road
;, Civ Point, which place the invaders with
49,, ,r;,onsrs were making for with al! possi-
v.spssd. He states that the enemy succeeded
.,s,,.,iry thirty of our meo, including sol.
,.s:, sEi ci,::&ens.
Tie less q iIs enemy is acknowledged to be
,,srs si..tl and Thirty wounded.
FROM THE CHICEAHnMISY.
~, ro:;tio2 cl tho enemy on yesterday was
r,,ba, I'd. No DEMONSTRATION Of imnort.uco
,,,u;s,l during the day. AL Ieporta from
! he a:ny of Gen. Lee c5rsur in representing
"sI quiet along the lines."
FROM THE VALLEY.
ySc;rs was received from the Valley on
,.rl.;. |: vas tuppnscd that the cueEy
sni a.amp! the capture Of Rocki.h Gap,
n; ~ apprehension was felt in official qu.y-
:sis On :i&; saarc.
?ES SHERIDAN RAIDERS.
ls.:.:@, r>r,:gcl fTum I'.c lins Of tie
C.n,rsl R:iIroni. on y,stmday, placed tho
r,;iers Of Sheri:a':. carly y,Steriav m"raias.
anew Mario, six lies east # 4 .vc- p..,n
sston. J. p):; ihas 'h.y had been -
;eksi By Wade lIa:nrior Their ca,Dp-
meat at Eow Market on Thu-rt:ay nigh,
#aich rs ca;r;nt yesterday, s;.s wi:huu.
fun la;ioa. Probably an a:tacl: was mace
{, ye:;e,iay IL: no intcll;g ge ce to that etssc.
Tis csci3liy received. A c;s;ze, Of Car3line
Eio arrived IN ss;.criay estimates Sher;i.r,'A
izcs at 5000 strong, with ten Ii.cl1 o. arti;-
laIy. Wuio IIampton's position corArs Cor
!tpsville anI Charlottesville, it ia beie7el,
sf.e!ually.
Ia: CSfoRTUNATs AFFAIR.
On Thursday morning party q several cf
iha employees Of the Cent tral Railroad Com
HinJ wen: ou sc3ut several miles .cSss Of
laoyecC Il. and whils out w,rc encountered
iy paris Of regular :corts, wba ;nis;ook
iaaa. ;or ,io eDcmy a1l fire.; uron i',,:! -.
Qe thSm. Air. thOn'as p. Hioalv. c,::,.uc-
~, =ss m,:'n!iy ;;cur..i The res. we're
W.: jiared. The iai~'aka was sD-n alter DIS
t.'efai, :,.i al assistance gwen ~ tho A.
atSing r~ctj. Mr. MIDI w.s wei; nnI
N.rarly hnown :.nrg the lirc or the Contra!
:1ai.
FgoE soCrt-ws$TERE viKGISiS.
4 letter !c'm L:ba:oI. Russell county,
l.. 10 mia5cr Of Congress, hriHc- news
I'm GsE. .aQtg,n's conm.nd lie e2cau1-
';:! the an+iHy. under Gen. IlooSni,. near
Puad GAY, defeated item and carturol 600
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Green commaniling.) l;unton's Brigade, from
the lss to the 4;h June, inclusive:
Field and Stoii.-kil!ed: None. Wourded:

Green con'manilinr.) Huaton's Brigads, from
the lst to the 4:h June. inclusive:
Field and Stofi.-kil!ed: None. Wourded:
None.
Company A..-CGptain Mcphaii con,'Gc.-
Killed: Meme Wounded: Sergt William II
Nelson, I'M, severely: pr!ra.cs Rulus Cisrk,
arm, slightly; p B Max;oy, hand, slightly.
C3Eipa1y Is, Capt Jopes Cor. 'tg.-Killet
N2Hc Woandod Prvates John " Bacey.
bead, severely; N II williams, hand, severely;
u IL Go2say. nip, slightly.
Company C., Capt Dickson com'is.-
kil!cc Meme. Wounded Prira.cs Jas !!
B!ha. arm, severely: Richard Johnson, ricr
AMI io!;, slightly.
Company L, l.ica. rapaog.: cor,'l..--
Killed; Friyate " . DishoY. Wourtad
PriYates Sanucl hbral.D,2. arm amputa.ed:
q !! Wlntree, shoulder, severely II S More,
had, slightly: Tapscott, thigh, severely;
S Z IintGil, breast, mortaliy. fin hands o.
enamy.}
C3;aparY L, Lent Jorcg, com'dg.-K;!lc3
None. Wounded: Priva:cs 3 Williams,
tI:igh, scvercly, prisoner: B Il Hewks, henti.
sH.cccly; l.! Lan!t-, hand, severely; f L
WiMo:i. side ard avtn, severely: b Archer,
haAd, slightly; j I Sad!cr. hand, elishtiy
Nyi'i: i:tHf Shtt iElcLt.NIabll COIN g..
Killed Meme. Wounded Corpl George T
llo2iins a,na, asverols; prirates .Jno " Bsr.
rctt, ride, ae7rrcly; George TNllcy, sheu}Jer.
slightly.
Company G, Capt Thc:nas, com ;;'g.-Kii!ej:
Noi.c. .Wound~i CoTpl j " Jones' thigh
slightly; G " E;,l"r, T:rls5 g!i@h:iy.
Company II, Lea: Maupia, comi'c,--
Killed! None Wnunicd prigatas jams =
hlrhg. arm severely; G u Wood wrist severe
'.Joha Wool, side slight" Il v GGrris'n,
head slightly.
Company ], Capt Clarke, comd'g.-KiIied ;
None. Wounded Scrgt Wm y Berkeley,
hand slightly; Priyates Branch Ellington.
brohsl scvercls Scott Basby arm severely,
Il T hiorrison, shoulder slightly W & Harvey,
iaca and eat severely; Jc-ses " IEamsictt,
wounded slightly.
non,pnny Il, Cap' Fl2ornoy cam6'g.--
Killed: Pr7atn j il Wooiv Norin&ei:
l.cu, Harrison FG.. show!i2" i.,;'Iu!e: !Scr"-
Il G. Ia; ncai, s',io slightly; t':.s;.frH u i.
Spencer, arm severely: 7 : Truman, hines
m5r:ai;r: T. + Hanna cor sjan head: II +
Marin, .inger severe
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FIrrY-sIxTH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
The following is list of casualties IN the
seth Virginia Infantry, (Lieut. Col. VIM. 4.
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H.: UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.
Fgog soCrr-wssrse. yIsr1S,,

letter !g'm Lebanon. Russell county,
to m'in5cr Of Congress, hriHs- news
I'm GeG. M2ts,n's conm.nd. lie e2cau1-
,G:! the ae+'ay. under Gen. Iloosni'. near
Puad GaN, defeated item and captured 600
r.isn. ~.
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Baltimore wns crowded with delegates and
visitors TO the Convention which was to as
semble on the 7th. In caucuses of the Penn
sylvania, New York, New Jersey and Ohio
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DrAnSia:-It affords me much pleasure to add my
testimony in favor of your lunino Substitute or
Noryo Tonic. had the Chngros fever for ningmonh+
my liver badly affected, tho 18Th July, bought
six bottles Of the Quininc Suhsttutc-in wcck thc
pains in my /, int were gpnc--n two weeks cu
attend to my duty on board my vcsscl-in month
was q well man, aud have continued as hcalthy ns
taken dnnno until it affected his cycslaht mt Stter
Island ho had the fever for six weeks, hut yonrmcd
icne has made him as healthy man Ns thcr" is il
New York Iwrite this for the hcnott OF Sailors
Yours on the square,
JOHN W. MUNSON, Brig Anonosack.
For sale by KAuFFMAN & Co.
Sept. l--23-
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Tos simony OF Douglas In Favor OF
Lincoln.

Lincoln.
Ctcn. Stcodman well known as n
Democrat and as lighting Gonoral
has lately visited Toledo and mado y
speech Ilo said:
10 Night | am unexpectedly ro-call
ed to my post OF duty had expect
ed to 90 to the old Third Ward polls
to deposit my vote, and there meet
many familiar faces, but | am to be
Disappointed. . ...
But / must give you littlc piccc
ofhistory. Near tic close of the cam.
paign Of 1861 went over to Detroit to
sec Mr. Douglas who was there speak
ing and Dennis Coghln OF this city,
was with mo. | did not 20 to hear
Douglas speak, for had heard him
many times, but | wished to talk with
him and learn Of his chances of sue.
cess. As met him, he said, It's all
over with me, and he added, "Stccd,
man, if You can do anything for mo to
make my record right in Ohio, do it,
for | want an houorNby Y record"
assured bm / would do all | cou'd,
and on his assuring me that Lincoln
would bo elected, said, Judge, what
kind Of y man is Mr.. Lincoln? Iou
know him, have prOctccd law with
him, and can toll, - Mr.. Douglas re.
piled, 'Hc IS an honest, fcoricsS man
ard He country wW be safe in his
hands.
Tho prophcsy Of the "Iittlo Ginnt
has proved correct. Tho country is
safe in Mr.. LincOln's hands, Thank
God, IN honest, fearless man was cho
son, and will the American people sc
bIunder rs to turn him out in the
midst OF his Iabors to crush this rebel
lion2 solemnly believe that the Ad
ministration Of Mr.. Lincoln is ordain
cd by God, and when the great worl
is accomplished, he will hear tho plau
dit, "Well done, good and faithful ser
want Ta Never las any one had sucl
n task Of such responsibility in tn,
world, as President Lincoln has hac
for four years, Mr.. Polk, in the it'll
''scrimmago' with Mexico, though h
was sorely tried with the joalousic
aud chickering's Of army officers whic
often seriously embarrassed him; bu
how little Of all this do we soc in tn
great armies employed in this stupcr
dous struggled $50 successful is tn
President in managing all jcolousic
and disputes, that even the volunteer
aud regulars have como to act in hal
nl9qy, anlw viii yotein a body for OIL
Abe.
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~ J0GA0S q
puoyosr M,nsuAt's orrrG,

Puovosr MNHsuALs OTriaE,
l2rn nIsrRIcr nv Quo,
CrClcvillc, August 18th, 1851.
INQUIRIES on MI subjects connected with the En-.
AroIncut, pran, Exemptions, Liabilities to dre(t
Credits and Acconnts Of men furnished, should he
addressed 10 this once, whore they will receive
prompt attention, Answers will thcrc he more spec.
dly obtained than by addressing the Provost Marshai
General. GEO. W, ROBl,
.#E Captain and Provost Marshal.
Aug, Is. lkOiE2lW p r.
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For sale by KAUFMAN & Co.
Sept. Ia

Dr. Strckland's Mcllinuous Cough Balsnm Is war;
rnntcd to cure Coughs, Cods, luarscness, Asthmn,
Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and all
affections OF the Throat and Lungs,
For sale by Druggists General Depot, East
EnmrIlh sIrnnt. (lnrinmnIi. q.
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Copperhead Plat
form.
AOorrnp At rar CHICAGO CONVENTION, Aua, 2orH, ci

Rc~trcl That in tho future, in the past, we will
There with unswcrving fidelity TO the Union under
the Constitution M the only solid foundation Of
strength, security and happiness as q people, and rs
n frtinewOrlt Of government equally conducive 10
the welfare and prosperity Of hll the states, both
Northern and southern
RGs0iraL That thus Convention does explicitly de.
naro - tho sense ol the American people that after
four years Of failure ~ restore the Union by the ex
pertinent lf war, during which, nnor the pretonSe Of
M litnry nNcrsIity or war power higher than the
Constitution, tho Constitution its9lf has been disrc'
glr,cl VA every part, AMI public liberty and private
right alS" trodlcn down, aud the material prosperity
essentially impaired, Justice, humanity liberty,
aud III" public welfare demand that immediate efforts
Lee made rpr Sation OF hostttc+, with view to
an ultimate convention Of all the States, or other
means TO Tho end that Mt tho earliest practical mo-
m"nt ncnnc may bc restored on the basis of the Fed
ernl Union Of the States.
R,ti,rsL That tho direct ntcrfcr8nco ofthc mill
tary authority uf the United states III the recent clcr
tlnps hc.d IN kontn Ky, Maryland, Missouri and
Delaware, WAS shameful violation Of the Cunsttu-
ton, and th' rcpr ton Or s1h acts IN the coming
election VIII ha hell o. revolutionary, and resisted
withnl The mcnnga anl power under onr control.
R'qnrrd That the aim and Oblcnt OF the Democratic
| Party iS tn preserve tlr Federal Union, aud the
rights olthr states unlmprrod, and thcy hereby de-
clare thNt they con7Ddor the Administrative u'nrp-
alton or cNtrior hnpry aud dangerous powers not
granted hy the Constitution, the suhyerslon OF the
own hy miltrry Law in states not in nsurrectio the
arbitrary m,hmry arrest, Imprisonment, trlal an,
sentence nf American Gti2ons in states whrrc civil
| law cYiStsn nIll force, the suppression ut Freedom
NJ spccoh and tho prrls, the DENIAL oflhc right Of
! asylum, the upN ant RvoWrl dt7ro1Atl oi Stttn
ruhts tho cupl lymnnt ofuuusal test nphs, and The
Interference with AMI denial Of tho right olthc people
H. boar arms calculated tn prevent there7tortlor
NJ the Unnn and tho pcrpctuItiun ota government
deriving lis inst powers from the consent Of the gov
| cruod
Rr'or'L That tho sh1mnNll disregard Of the Ad
mihltrnuun Of ltS duty IN rrspcrt tn our iclrw-rit
1rus vhp aud long have heen prisoners of war in
a suIrrngupndtou, observes the .cvcrcSt rcprphp
ton, an tho score alilto OF public AMI common hn
| muty
Rs,oireL That III" sympathy of tho Democratic
Party ~ heartily and eIwrstly extended 10 the sold
irrs al oi,r nruy, whc md have been in the field
under the nc ot Our country, and IN the event oi OH
obtaining power, they will receive Wl tho care au'
protection, rrrarl and kindness t4Ht the brave sold
icrs ol the Republic have 50 nohly earned.
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taken by the oldest person or youngest child, ~
Madame ZRdoc POrter's Curative Ball
sam is no new and untred medicine, but has been
used by the public for the past % years, with un
parnlcled success, and has acquired its present or
tcnsive and largely increasing sale, simply by being
recommended by those who have used II to their
afflicted friends and others. s ..I
II you have n cold, II over so slight do not
fail to give the Basam atria the very low price al
whchitis sold brings II in the reach OF every one,
that theymay always keep convenient for use The
timely use ofa 25 cent bottle will often provo to ho
worth one hundred times Its cost 'i, 80.
Do not he put off with any other. Ask for n aslt
anne Zndoc POrter's Cough Balsant, insist
on having it, and take no other; fyour Druggist does
not have II, have him send and getit for you
nErspld by all Druggists at a6 and SO
cents per Bottle. u i....
HALL & RUCKEI, Proprietors,
~ 218 Green,oich Street, N. Y
E.L.SLoCUM, Agent, Lancaster,
Ohio. .v- II
Nov. 10, lsos-si-ly.
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Pleasant Township
Seminary.

TsVhE above Seminary, united with the Hygiene.
: Home Cure is nm lnstitution Of learning tsErt
prnycntS tn ALL but more especially to nyallds, the
opportunity or securing II thorough Education, and
uf improving thoir physical powers at the same time
and furlcSs money than treatment alone would cost
them ut any other Water Cure.
Fntpluirullrs, send for circular, and remember
that the nest Annual Term ot tho Pleasant township
SEMINARY will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
aS L. L. H. 1851 uul con, ,ist of 10 weeks divided into
Three Sessions, ms follows:
Summer Session from March the 23th to Juno 18th
1864 Twelve wccll- tuition 81. Nnration lOwccks.
Fail session, from August 2lh On N7vcmhcrthc 18TH
1851 Twelve weeks tuition SG Noy1cntion.
y WIntcr Session, from Noyemhcr2ls, 1861 to March
the 10th. 1853. SiNtccu wcclis tuition 81.
Tuition must lac paid in advance, or secured dhynotc;
and no reduction WIN no made ON account oC absence.
n8-Bonr.ing consisting ol flrinaccons food fruit,
and vegetables, viii bc furnished 10y the Principals at
e1por week.,
ns,.I have also purohoscdo Piano, and sc"rr"1 tho
services or procs g. ScuNriprR to give insri'rt"
On She pnp, and other ustr,uronts ofmnsir on rca-
yonalc terms pr. JOSEPH rEENNN. Principal,
MICHAEL KEAGY, Assistant.
TBst N...n
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Asr rmsGA~ "a,

NOTICE Is hereby given II at the undcrsignedha
" bccp appointed and qualified ~ Admlnistratoro
the estate Of SOLOMON LllTZ dec
Sept l-aw JOHN SHUMAKER, Admir-
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SECURITY INSURANCE COMPA-
NY
OF NEW YORK.

These companies divide throe-fourths ofnct profits
annually to the Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
forest nt rcrccnt-thercby funding the surplus and
giving policy Holders greater security and choape
insurance.
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- From the subscriber living w miles
HfsN13FullfA North, OF Lancaster. on the Millcrs
kV5I lffy/ ~. .Fift Rhad, WHITE AND RED
. kEg4X bPOTrEp COW, with long horns. -.
9lV Ilat1O Any peftta retffnihg hrT or giving
StD information Of her wHercaboutawll
be literally rewarded ~ -f'it EDWARD ADAMS
DSfI2 rt-F
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RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


Eastward passenges trains make close connecEonS
at GAINESVILLE with Central Ohio Trains for all points
East. ... ..t.
Westward Train connects MS follows: At Morrow
with Little Miami Train for all points South and West,
and also with Little Miami Train for East and North.
Freight and Accommodation train leaving LsRcRs-
terat $40 \. NJ makes close connections with Cen
trail Ohio Train for Columbus L ., "r...
Dailylincs of Coaches connecting with Passenger
trains are run from Cireeyie, Chillicotho and Co
umbus
no Especial arrangements are made for carrying
Live Stock to the Eastern Markets by the Baltimore
and Pennsylvania Railroads Mt low rates o.
fered by any other line ...
For through tckctS Fast or West for further
formation rs to Freight Rates Shipments please ap-
| ply to b. +. REINMUND, agent at Lancaster,
+. @EST, PresidenA
| 6. y. SHEPHERD Master Transportation.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-03

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RGMARRs.--By insurng in ono of the above compa-
MICS his Policy will cost him, for five years Sill, in
, al ofSl5oby the OIL System, to-wit:
To premium on 81 coo for five years. $3.50 90
}v scrip, worth in New York 40 cents $50 90
By ymtcrestrcccycdi in cash on scrip . 90
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-03

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10 Shippers orGrain Flour rand othormerchandisc
can h,ycmsnrnce to any place desired, otth most
reasonable rates.
Wcarc authorized opayio the srripor these COM
ptnics before delivery, ~ cents on the doll
BG-Thosc who desire the best Gtd cheapest insu-
raurciu in the most responsible companies, will dowcl
to call ON the Agents, ut their office Tamadgc block
CLARKE d TRITTES, Agents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.-The first Anniversary of
IN the ssvermont Sabbath school Union, is
to be holden in the Congregational Church at
Montpelier on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th
and 18th of October next, the regular business of
the meeting comm encing at ten O'Clock, A. M,
on Thursday, to be preceded by: prayer meet
in2 of an hour, in the Lecture Room Of the
Church, conducted by Rev. F. II. Lyford.
Thorough arrangements have been made to
make this meeting one of unusual interest and
profit to all who love the Sabbath School cause.
And it is earnestly desired that so far as consist
emit every Evangelical Sabbath School in the
State may be represented by its Pastor, Superin-
tendent and delegates. a
cordial invitation is also extended to Sab.
bath School friends in other States and the Cam
adas to be present.
All persons designing to attend the meeting are
particularly requested to send in their names to
David L. Fuller or J, B. Babcock, at Montpelier,
by the 10th of DC tober The meeting being held
during the session of the Legislature, no dele
gate should presume upon being provided with
entertainment, unless the above request be strict
ly complied with. as
All persons passing over the Passumsic, YER
mont Valley, or Rutland and Burlington Rail-
roads, to attend the meeting, paying full fare,
will receive of the Secretary certificates emitting
them to free return.
Those going over the Vermont Central Road to
the Anniversary, can procure the regular exeur-
sion tieket,-sometimes given on the Road dur
ing tie sitting of the Legislature which entities
the holder 10 free return passage; or they can
receive return checks from the secretary.
We would call especial attention to the prayer
meeting at O'Clock on Tuesday morning, and
ask so many pastors and delegates as can, to be
present. J. TUCKER, JR.,
Corresponding Secretary.
North Bennington, Sept u, 1854. S9-sw.