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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07
i!FlC0iM:'S PROCLAMATION!
VIA. Old Abe thinks Of the s'Sif-
lsaiiOH.' s.

W. publish below the proelai.a-
tion Of President Lincoln 70 the
,.loithtull'-aclznowleaging the cam
p"ign in Virginia closed-and max
I'M; several other important COMES
=ioas, which we hope our readers
viii ponder we'll 1. is the first cry
of distress the Old Rail Splitter has
allowed to escape his lips-and may
be safely taken as the fore-runner of
something still better, before Lee ana
his braves get through with the uesn
So Sty3eI Ulysses.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
May II, 1864.
Fellow itizens Of the United States:
In all seasons and ext gencies, it
becomes 4 nation carefully to scruti-
nize its line Of conduct, and humbly
to approach the throne of Grace and
meclllv in1plorc forgiveness, wisdom
and guidance.
For reasons only known to Him, it
has been decided that this country
should b. the scene OF unparalleled
outrage, and this nation the .monu-
mental sufferer of the nineteenth
century. With heavy heart but un-
diminished confidence 4 our cause,
approach the performance Of duty
rendered imperative by my sense of
weakness before the Almighty, and
of Justice to the people. 1t is not
necessary that l should tell you that
the first Virginia campaign under
Lieut.. Geu. Grant, III whom l. tcye
every confidence. and whose courage
and fidelity the people do well to
honor. is virtually closed.
lie has conducted his enterprise
with discreet ability; he has Grip
Piled their strength and defeated their
plans.
In view of the situation in Virgil
mia. and the disaster at Red River,
the delay at Charleston and the sad
state Of thc country, L, Abraham
Lincoln, i hereby recommend that
Thursday, the :26.h day of May,
1861. be solemnly set apart, through
out ;hc United States, as a day of
fasting, humiliation and prayer.
Dtem:ng furthermore that the,
present condition OF public affairs
presents an extraordinary occasion,
. and in view of the power vested in
me hv the Constitution and Laws.
| have thought fit to call forth tn"
citizens of the United States be-
tween the ages Of Is and 45 years,
to the aggregate number of 100000,
in order to suppress existing rebel
lious combinations, and cause Il due
execution of the laws; and further
more, in case any State or number
Of States shall fail to furnish by tho
18th OF june next, the assigned quo
ia, its hereby ordered that the same
be raised by immediate and pHGDR1ll
tory draft. r
4l--. .s,aIls Of this object will bo
communicated to State author;.;so
through the War Department s
appeal to all loyal citizens to f,r,,,
facilitate and aid this effort to nat.
tain the power, integrity and ex;s,
tence Of Our national Union md .ts.
perpetuity of a popular Governn,ss l1
{SirncN ABRAHAM LINC0T H,'
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Notice 10 Confederate Tax
PAYERS.

N e,nl ,,o,.sn,, og l,o,.o ~ 80 hon,
"a ~. s1o'i Pc ao'iS a. nay. 10y 30 '.e
-. asae:'' ,. w. 70, 'San' loanc's' IA. -.
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n INV o. .,. NIii oh ' ,np - VI
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az .o Ia ~ " Nol a. Ss,
20 u,ia i'':nlies iol NC ye'i go"
ahrl pdonn oi ,ca iS' Ioih, ;..i1 olet wax,
a.. ., ''I tr" .''l ,.ri .,'e'
~ 't .,,ii any ntIoi, .! business
49,, ~, v. Pr, -, any, az "
y, =, ".tJ y. ,!h
'''l' ,.'',' "-' 80 '''i'i '"ite,
80 'h a.. 90 OK va w a !" j,
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,. az. v. s"o M 'ti '"' u'.I liic
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1 -. ltE'It! c'' Va u ti- ~ VI mp II! iStS
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07
yedor Stolen.

g.7EGN iic residence Of the Undersigned.
Z one ME iro!n SlIrerrp"Tt. a bright bay
nor Z. .,joit 16 hands higA = or : yeas
Old marked! with sra! star in his fore
bead. i-ht hind foot white, large saddle
i.!tyt.-. al name worn by Cola.
Vii pay 500 for rs delivery to nae.
GEO. ". HELENE.
mrv2i-lErF Capt. and oar. Iron service.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07
V. .>rEuvAS. y. \. Dcm.

II. IL p.rsGnncr of tn" above ,riar. TIE
provisions Of Pare graph T. Ganr-r, - i .r4
No -. current SRI from lte>e iIr,lTEa...
'r.s. aGr 50 modified that tho-. pcrs,l- b.
,.vr,a The AZ - OF /. and Is and j. aaA -
>. n fora! them. elves into vU.un u. y organ
i,;.,i aH- Of tn" !:"srrve Corps, and furnish
to- ties, Headquarters By ia" I-r day of
July next. trip!icn.. cnpic. OF their mister
rolls. u. i. or received a. minute nItA !ur!a-
ft.c warrior -"ryic" wl,l:H Il" STATE Thn-r
y.ho tai! 10 attach Themselves - >;aa vol.
untrry organizations. hrt report theta
elves ilr enrol ncn' to the l.:I!"i'lnc y IL
Ger iE<yluuS " t!!,. l., dly OF JHig IIu,.t
Will hr,.E.rI.icl. anl ifI4t rsrsug.rd uu-
Grr III" itw. ordered IT, report t"r orElui
za'jou on tn Ist d.. OF .'niy ucsst, - 10
lows:
Thee from The parishes of Ccsc!lh. R,s
Ter. DcS3'o CItib3ruc AID Hicagi!lc. a.
Shreveport. -.
Tlo-r from the parishes IF c"achi'a.
M"r-hou-r jack on Union. Franklin. 'al1-
H"il. dnl -u'h portion "i he pirishn- -!
Carroll. Tou-a-, nnI A..Iiooa a. are within
on! il.r-. -, II urrr.
Those from - parishes Of Rapi,'.,. Catt-
howl Ia Avora,eS Mitch tcch.S sabine.
Ni"n, ara Con .orIia at Alex ,ndril.
Those ..l.u tlir p-,.-hes vi Calc"sicu aud
3 Landry. at tr-.ou,..s.
Iuos.. front -. pl-.-ho- or - Nrry. s.:
Nur.I. Nus.u...;"n. aa Lafayette. At New
ibvsia.
Ihosr from tim. portion Of tn. country
wi'AiI u3r Hacs LIST Ut tn Atcha.u.A y...
either ~ Fyr!"U-gs or NrW IiryjA.
.ln ptli:rr VIII b." IN attendance az each
GrH,!ezval'e On Tie lay stated u o. AMI.
Tic t.oG rHIo,.rI.
Al If -a.a PERSONS who fail TO attach
'h"msr'vr= to- Il" voluntary organizations
h"'o.' mentioned, "rtp enroll them-cl'r-
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$IGAvlG r.. -, J".c i. 1853
TO tf.r Citizens q. tssr Trans
~ E-siy,sIi fGopa;s:ase

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BE '.' VS.. - ~ "ht.tirt.'
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'
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w. I'd. ...' 90 ~ ''...'' i.'!h IN 49,.
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'".'' .'...''5 IN ne "'t'..''.i OILY - IN
P''''''."li' lotion l. we S"'e means OF p"f-
--'". e. IL. lee am" 'o.tE spa II "inch Leads
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81 H""' ''''.t''.'". wan .",' ~. St'i 81"
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."1.' '"."' can Ys i"AIt e'''c.''e "Sa''i7.
- phn-- ouS.4y!
- l:.' nap e,1!-.ch' OF 'ol',h vi 1e AVOID
"I' II ape. ~, SUPP. es ioI ,h' %%'Ay
t1'F T.. - IL Is '''1 VISA >.' |" az. tt-
hlh'' "A'i"'F: ,'r III" per" ION "' E"''f
i'Mea. II WI ."'ee -" government to
resort '' !.".'E'-, .'.,.;t ;...,. ..,,r.,.,,
l. Nl"''t ~ >.
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20. Or. G'rai,s-,i:55.. !a"o't.
SHREVEPORT. La June :, SOD.
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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07

/ The following ord r Is published for
the Information Of All rouccrucl:
I!I.>p q ,ErE..S uyEGaU az I,Ns,NIpTlo>
DsTNEraI.>T r,>s Mss.
Marshall Texas. May I'D loGi.
GENERAL ORDERS.
30. IL.
l, 50 much Of clause >. OF Par. III. G,a.
"rul Order No . current series from this
Eurcati. y. cst.,b .iS.!.i place, at rcndrzv ou-
FOR the Reserve c"fl.- Is hereby re. IrL.
II. The eurollmen. Of thr Reserve Corp,
is placed in charge OF the command IniS
Of tie several States who VIII e~'1b i.h
places OF rrnd"zrou, 10. adjoining CoI4;i,,s
or Parishes at snch points viii not lie
quiyc Of the members Of Tie corp, more
than three days travcl The ccmnnuiini>
will have ut each rcl sczyolS a suitable Of
ticcr 70. enroll and organize the men enrolled
into companies each company TO consist
OF not less than sixty men, rank and file. tor
cavalry. and siXty-tOuy, RANK and file. for
infantry. Copies Of tho muster rolls Of lie
companies viii be forwarded b. the com
manlants to these Head quarters. and
through this Office /" Department Head
quarters. In cases where thclr Aic rot A.
Gceut men enrolled for u company. they
will be consolidated wta! men from ADA
cent rendezvous to form company. uat
when there j. an excess OF u company on
companies / Ike consolidation viii be
made. Upon the completion OF the COM
pany organizations tn. officer and men
will be permitted 10 return to their home.
The time for the enrolment and organize
ton OF the corps in the State, oI Louisiana
and Arkansas is extended to tie 10Th p~uN-
imc.
III. Enrolling Officers viii keep accurate
descriptive Lists of all cunscripts enrolled
by them with full! particulars OF the di-po-
siton made Of them keeping hose Of 'h"
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07
s1stray Notice.

-Nstcaycei, before ne tue undersigned,
j 4 Justice o the Peace. one flea bitten
:-rIy PDEAi. sbnut IA bands high, abont
II years OH b...ntied with. tho number 81
On left shoulder by ". Check. Appraised
by Jas. II. Wilson and w. L. hurry, at two
hundred aaI fifty dollars.
}. W. NlHLE,
June 6 81 Justice of the Peace.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07
Onice COMMISSIONER Claims,

SHREVEPORT, La, April 18th. 1864. {
Having been appointed by the Gov
L 1 ernor Il Commissioner forsthe State of
Louisiana, to collect all claims due the cit
liens Of this State, from the Confederate
States. :.ortie hire and loss of negroes and
fur property OF all Kind whatsoever, inn
pressed by the G. s. authority.
AN persons having such claims. whether
regular or irrc2 uiar. will forward them i'm
mrdiately to this Office Cor collection, and
the same will receive prompt attention free
Of charge, and the money RENTED to them
or held subject to their order.
ANDREW II. HYNES. -
commissioner OF Claims, State of La.
May 2-In
Louisiana papers copy one month.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07
L-ooa. AlivsrlIsg'ss s,

ES~a,,s.G 10 s7t,.G-aa. Sc. house.
W -n'aNiriy. q =Hail iI.ui..- t.4r..r
- t,,fs "t3..'.
Apr, J. =
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07
-ME pIyl,I"y. u. INEAHT.RiE.
LIE LdlaplyE.. Mi Il. ISIS

LIE Champagne. Mi Il 1864.
J! ct ""L"iat, par css prs>en'cs, t"us
les cit"ycu- d"s Avoyci!c5. sujctS Il !n con
rcriptiOn. De -c presenter Il iOiic.cr Enr6
icur Nansura. on a n'impcrte Gucl autrr
Hen ind.IuG par mi. sons dix juur- ape. Ia
publication Dc cot oilre dams lcUr voi>i-
mage: a d,flut dc quot lis s"ront consi-
dGrcs CONNIE DIS rc.:actaircl ct dies nar.lI-
Icnrs ct iG,iiit.s sans misGricurdI.
Far "r,lrr du
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-. Qv7s Tra,.e-lli7s Dept, ;

!. i. ~H.TU. \ y. g. ulav2i-t
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07

!. ia. .,..,wiu- A4..: Congress IS pE1-
'.-.. ,.. -. affirmation gI Tie ar,l. IL
TIL DIP .orut:
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I'D Qt.'S. Du .:EAC OF CD-,5L EItTn,N
I:.N~ Miss Department
II F,03. T..tt, j me lat, :.
GENERAL ORDERS
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07

Majy. General Cont 2m. Div. Inf.
Mai >!
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07

HD. pt'S BUREAU or CoNScEIPTltN.
THiS--N Miss pEP,ET'Is NJ.

.Ny.Sla'. y-nss. Ng!%,tt. loDI.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07

f.f.I-. NV. Or y 'i.,.
y. ror", Capt. < \. y. General.
Ju..t =;
Louisiana papers copy times.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07

EDHr. u. LiS,!.,.}, state Col'r.
MAY 3i-t. 1854
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07

indianapolis, April 8.
A very light vote was pclled in this
township, resulting in the election of
the Union ticket by an average ma
jdfty 3of' 1856, The Democratic, ,baE
lots were headed "McClellan Ticket"
and but 500 of these were voted out of
total vote of 200. Had the vote
been full the result would not have
been much different.
Tn Lafayette, the Democrats elect d
their tieketby 250 majority In Torre
Haute, Madison and Richmond the
Union candidates were elected.
A primary nominating election for
ea1didates for 6nSress wAstheEd IN
the Fifth District on Monday, which
causedmore excitement than thetown-
ship elections. Reliable returns re,
eeiEed here show that George w! Ju.
liam received 1850 majority in Ran.
dolph and 1850 inn DelaWarsl giving
him 1900 majority in the two counties
Gen. Sol Meredith received in Henry
county 200 majority, 300 in Wayne
500 in Lafayette, and 100 in Union
otapinJ thei four counties 400 gJu
lian's majority in the district 600.
|
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07

PURE rSYMRATHE.,7Sympaihy 4, is u
beautiful ching, for il exhibitsithesan-
gelic" part ofhuman nature. Wedeep-
'ly and most sincerely sympatise With
those few suffering with abaae cold whp
have not. used dr eailnotlobtaina bottle
of Madame Porter's Cough Balsam, u
for they are deprived of one Of the
post effectual remedies for Coughs,
Colds, &c, ever given to. the public
But we can have no sympathy with
any one who will use any other Cough
Medicine, when ghis popular article
,prioelenlyI yI25I IccntA per Ib6ttld, Iean Gbc
had of all Druggists.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07
GOOD NEWS STRom DAYTON. &.
Complete Union Victory.

TIA tsFI NY4 p r%----tiT -aruT Hi
DAYTON, April 4, 1s64-Dayton is
redcemedgs Copperheadismsand mob
oeracyS wipedfout Eallandigham's
home crew crushed Gillespie Vallan-
digham's mob Mayor, squelched.-
Unionisnl, law, and order gloriously
triumphant Captain Ellis, Tnionsean-
didatc, elected BY 800 majority. sAll
Uniohcitys ysofidershaxe about fLe, saine
majority. The Union party carried
every ward for Council and School
Board, excepting one.
a q SEe0N DgD ESP ATGH.E I -
y DAYTON, AprilR, 1861 Pic enemy
is routed. Dayton is relieved. The
whole Union city ticket is elected by
2SO majority. We carry the City Coun.
Gil, School Board, and township off
GERS. All business houses We're CLOSED
during the day. The election passet
off remarkably quiet. The Union mer
are in glorious spirits.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07
aITs our olty sub.sEibsEs.

Seygrathmdred of our city subscri-
bcrs are Indebted to us for one years
subscription. Our collector will call
on al lshiE ip ~ few days, when W
hope they will be prepared to pay for
tho past year. ana hls6 one year in ad-
vance. Greenbacks are abundant,
andfwe must; have them to meet our
llabilites.o s.oet slos.r sa,j7g
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07

RS-It seems to be accorded by the
universal consent of mankind that DR.
y. G. Aver & Co.'S Sarsaparilla, Pecto.
raj and Pills are the greatest remedies
yet discovered for the treatment o.
disease !; that Aver sSarsaparilla is Tie
great Elixir of Life, which Philosc
.phers have sought for purifying the
blood Try itpndjudge toryoqrselyes
S@$ $Reeciptsiofithe Gazette on sub
scription from March lst to April 1st
1864:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07
,'rArERs ron THE soLD1nRs,


we acknowledge the receipt Of an,
other list Of contributions for the pur-
pose of sending the Gazette to the
soldiers from this county; We, urge
tkc friends Of the soldier in eaehtown
ship to bll9wllfr. IssNAks example
at once, and raise afl,nd sufficient to
supply each, soldier from this county
lwitha copy. The campaign is open
ing. The soldiers arc1ivotcrs, and
should have the paper,which sustains
their cause at home, We will send
the, Gazette siS months for Is cents
SglbaDnt8s 8ofons dollar. gJatlg
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07
tnITIITl 1Uf n FITIETT 10 ~ n IT| n
John Sec Indicted for Murder ia, the
gsecon Degree.

The Grand jury, at its late sitting,
found an Indictment against John See,
the murderer Of two soldiers for mur-
der in the second degce, .da.
s'The'same Grand Jury found an in
dictmcnt against a girl, who, in the
agony of hcr shame and ruin, tits said
Killed her child, for murder in Tie
fret Jeo,e. % % IA y i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07
cONTInUEu,

The case Of the State against JoHN
skE, indicated for murderip. .theseecad
degree, rs. to be continued untH, The
next torn 6fCourt This WI give
See time 70 escape, II be desires and
the principal witnesses, who are sol
diers, and in the field, to die Or be kill.
ID off. l.-l --n .LLl ~ - .R Ii
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07

I'm ,ttai,.s..5l, jl,5 a''ql IMARRTED. ps2 A
Oh March 3lst, 1864, by Rev. M. Ii.
Hickman, nan Mr., CHABtEs r. CRITEs, of
Stoptsgifle, and Miss LUCINDA. E,
VAswTY,asc Clear rp0rsE Fairfield iiffieeHIc cOnn ,ir;
ty, OhosnI z2uoitaa t2 20 sso8 ,sc.r
On tkpsame9 day, blythe same, Mr..
JoHNdS. ,ssMBcK6t and Miss Louisa
FAszIRRi, jbothyoftlils county s91i.Isw
On oSrs The, ~ M slss Of MarScSh 1864, at the
residence of the brides, father, by the
Rev.iNan Anda, Lieut., SOLOMON Ho-
MAN, Of the 'lst'1Regiment, O..N. l.,
c0@ganSA ia and Miss lNiissH \ AtERITFT T W " RIoHr H",
all Of Lancaster uoi,uln,sb bad '.m.,g p,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07

JUsr RECEIVED. LIP. Rising has just
received a choice stock Of Spring and
Summer Clothing at his stand aTal.i
madge Block, Main street. He is also
prepared to, make 10 order, on short
notice, all Kinds of Clothing, II you
want anythingin the Clothing-line call
at the store OFF, Rising and you will
there fnij ijast' the article to snit you.
April 7, i964-3m e'i ~ H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07
TIIr IvlfALIYu VOYAGE.

Captain WILLIAMS at tho City Hall,
continues to take his audience to the
South Sea, every night. We hope none
Of our readers viii fail 70 see this in.
tOrcsting panorama and the exciting
scenes from a aWhaleman's life. The
Captains acting is Incompatible, and
the boat scenes are full Of exciting and
laughablo incidents. Let everybody
gorandsee the Captain, take Whale.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07

A tri5Hts 70 nc msnOry ef orderly Sslg,uat N. ~
berry n o.. n f7h Res'. o. Y Y. Lrbo aiedo
,nal pO5, al RtHg5sld, 90, on ne I'm Of MaTef
tscl y 9E Wfrsth - ?
" t&fei lffguHaf NEA AtH
i1 kthOfFst call for so.dierh braye, 80
II When fls and drum aloud dideslli !.
When ffseiDen hurried oDtosase
eel, The country from rebellion's tbtalls
"rfHft lHf.I .ftF i-tifsFt rs 80.
Among the host 70 answer the call o b.
H That spokeAo lsudIy and soifee-- =
%. Standby your aas, Jgri, wiz fail
q, Was Henty brave, II COMPANY D.
Thou hastened 70 ynsinia'shillp |.
.5 To dnysfrom thsFo the Tebelerew;
1 To watch. TO guard, and there TO drill ~
"a b, Defend the rod, the white, the blue.
d. The second can, like many more, Is
Thou braydly rallied once againi l'l'i
Rentucky's sol with soldiers gore a'F
81, All stained, temember wen thy name. 81
' AndTcnnesses end Mississippi ~
' -lr5iAlnbalna and Georgias plain, ,,J !. f,l5 h.
10 ,l'f corinth, yes, aud Ghicapqhuga IA s.', Z.
n sslwith Mission Ridge, speak Of thy fame,
q adj ID sannd y UGGgio tf 1i rihio
y III No ono more ready. and at pos5eie--1 4 .5al
~ nlilih camp, Oh picket or bifouac goi,3.ausr
~ adi Thou didst not falterAt the hosta u srls
-u1 But utblacsyMelpedt drive them boch. m,
". -rc4 D1A hfa ,ni'Fiqtti .HuiiasgihHi sa
': The veteran corps thou next didioin' a
~ And welcomed home with heart and hand,
td ',9 The pride d old, the pride Of young, atc
q g Was tienty bFsye Jfthat gafhneHHand. /,
VI .gg1 gef teaN i,tcr.-ff,. ..t.,. L,.F ,.i,g .f,
~ ID The fewshort daysyhhilstt here nth9ine,
! .-sohappy thOu did seento be; " s,, XII
In Free from anger, and not forlorn, .'''
3gi wns IteiSYtsrss9f Company b.
'l!.' "A long rreweilt bid tothee, '''hn'.' tmo'
"a. 'J STis ali that can be done by word;
o, !. Thsa hastleft the army Of thefree;s
Hn yAndjeinsd the Prmy ofthc Lord.
Pleasan, Fp.April adg'G4,iss LIN sPiTLEK'
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ELIZABETH ,BEcHTEL,s ESTATE.
$50 fl1n1Y 3t
NT0TICE Is hereby given that tho subscriber has
" been duly appointed and qualified as Admlnistra-
tor of the estate Of Elizabeth Bechtel of Fairfield
county, deceased, SAMUEL BARR, Admir-.
March slst, ,A.D. lSGl7l-aw". ers ,,,a5r
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TUN1IE undersigned offers for sole the convoniens
Dwelling House, with 10 Acres of wsi,nH-
proved, and rich land, on which she now rosifes,
situate one mile North Of Lancaster, on the 6olum
bis rudd, and North ofthe Lutheran CcmsAqy. The
House is good Franc, one and n half stores high
With four rooms and good Cellar in wh1h, nothing
frozc during the last severe winter Thees Is good
we'll OF fwater which has never been knsigA to AL
Those desiring bargain which thoy wianeycr regret
will please call and sec me and will cAacrfnly gvo
them auy information that they may desire. The
terms will be cheap. Call.
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A Valuable Farm
for Sale.

T propose to sell my farm of ONE HUNDRED AND
AFORTY ACRES, Of whchthcreI IS one hundred and
five acres cleared, under good cultivation and thirty.
five acres well timbered. Also a good two story
house. an excellent barn, and all necessary out
buildings, lying IN Liberty Township half milo south
ter road-Bal,inore being onr principal market,
hroilgh which the Ohio Canal runs-preyiou
known rs the CRUDE farm. will sell at private sale.
Terms made easy, For parneulars enquire Of the
owneron the premises PLEASANT BROCK.
Baltimore, OHIO, March 3l-64-2-tf. I-.r
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Pleasant Township
Seminary.

TVNHE above Seminary, united with the Ilygenc-
4 Home Cure, is nm Institution Of Learning that
presents TO ALL but more especially TO Invalids, the
opportunity OF securing thorough Education, and
OF improving their physical powers at the same time
and for less money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for q circular. and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
2sl A. D. 1864, and consist Of 40 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, ns follows:
Summer Session from March the 2sth to June l7tl
1864 Twelve weeks tuition GO. Vacation 10 weeks.
alSession, IRON August 18th % Nsremberth the lStf
1854 Twelve weeks tuition sc. No vacation.
Winter Session, from Noyember2lst, 1904 TO March
tho 10th, 1885. Sixteen weeks tuition SS.
Tuition must be paid in advance, OF seeuredb by note
and reduction will be made on account Of absence
nD-Boar!ing, consisting Of farinaceoi,s food, fruit
and vegetables will be furnished by the Principals a
81 per week .H. ..- .rp...
B5-I have also purchaseda Piano, and secured ths
services of Professor G. SCHNEIDER to give instruction
on the Piano, and other instruments Of music, on
sonable terms. DR.. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal,
| MICHAEL KEAGY, Assistant.
March 10, 1sCt-ly50 '' <f-'a-
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hSee the new Advertisements Of Isaac
Levy'and Adolph Aaron. They have
large stockstof Spring and Summer
Clothing on hand. ~ u. .',,ass '''1 .tias,,.' g. %
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Edcfi Tngman, Esq, Of Hooking
township will accoptour thanks for
following alistio iofa contributionsto to the
fund for sending the Gasettc to- the
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rTThe attention Of otr readers is
dircted to the advertisement. of Miss
Dayiy in another column 20 TT! !
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The Election In Indianapolis.
indianapolis. April 5.

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