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Three Trains Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami IL Columbus 81 Xenia
Railroads.
FIRST TRAIN. ..
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at $40 A
M. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington,
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at
1925 A. NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Cardington,
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby, New London. Wellington
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at 24o
p. NJ. Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby and
at Shiloh, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Beroa.
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road.
caso Railroad for Pittsburs. Philadelphia and Balti
At Shelby, with Ssndusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road. Also. for Toe
At Grafton for Toledo and Chicago.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore railroad for Erie.
Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run ON all
Night Trains TO Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Ha-Baggage checked through to New York and
Boston, via Cleveand; also to Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline.
RETURNING:
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 1904. NJ.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at eco
p. Nj.
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus at
9:l0 p. M. -t.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
e. s. FLINT,
Supt., Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON,
Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
. Columhua Novemher l 1874
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SCHUYLER CoLFAx, of South Bend, Indiana, SPEAK
er Edward Mcpherson, Pennsylvania, Cork; g
IRepublicans, in Roman, lO3; Democrats, in ltal-
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Turnpike Notice.

rTNHE STOOKHOLDERS OF THE
meet at the Moth Toll Gate, ono and half miles
from Columbuson Monday, tho 9th Of January. 1855.
AZ 10 o'clock A. M for the purpose of electing i've
Directors TO attend 70 the interests of said
decs-dlt&w4w. ~ SIX Y
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Not1c0.

UyHE STOCKHOLDEHS OF THE Coz
III lumbus and Harrisbure Turnpike Oonpany
are hereby notified to meet at the Office Of Lorenzo
Enelish ESQ. In the city Of Columbus II n o'clock
al. MI. on the Second Monday Of january ncxt, for
the purpose Of electns DcGVys ,yfs fey las ensuing
de,ss.ditkmtd l7s Yl,'a
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THE ABOVE ENGRAVING REPRE-.

TTHE ABOVE ENGRAVING REPKE-
4 seuts the Naughton Hall Building situated on
tho Northeast Corner Of High and Chapel Streets,
being Nos. lls, 100 and 10 South High Street. /
am graticd to inform the public that through their
generous support and patronage, have been enabled
to purchase this beautiful building and grounds at
tached, thus permanently locating my place of busi-
ness in one of the most eligible and central portions
Of our enterprsing and prosperous city, with busi
ness room and fixtures unsurpassed by any for its
ments.
The public probably remember the history of the
building-how it was erected by my late lasented
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and Mlchmona. and Richmond.
Trains leave Columbus daily (Sundays excepted
as follows:
FIRST TRAIN; (vIA DAYTQN>-At 1:25 A.
M arrives at Xenia at 3.45 A. NJ, Dayton at 4:4o A.
NJ, Richmond at 835 A. NJ, Indianapolis at 9:2o A.
NJ Chicago att s:35 p. NJ, and st. Louis at ssO r. M
SECOND TRAIN, tVIA. PIQUA)-;At A. NJ;
at UTbsna II for Clyde and sandas At Papa for IT,
Wayne, Toledo and Detroit at Grecnyilc for Union
City, Muncie, &c., at Richmond for Logansport and
Chicago and at Indianapolis with trains for Terre
Haute, Lafayette. Chicago, Springfield, Quincy, DO.
THIRD IRA TRAIN GA M RApT4NAt 6ayldn a, ss A. NJ
connecting at Richmond for Logansport and Chica-
eo and at indianapolis for Terre Haute, Lafayette,
Chicago Springfield and Quincy.
FOURTH TRAIN, (vIA APlQUA>-At 1l:?o A. M;
connects at Milford for Marysville and Springfield,
City, at Richmond for Logansport and Chicago, and
at Indianapolis for Louisville st. Louis and Chi-
cago.
FIFTH TRAIN, (vIA DKYT0N>--At 115o A.
NJ; arrives at Xenia at 155 p. NJ. Dayton at $500 r.
port and Chicago, and at Indianapolis Tor LOUISVILLE
st. Louis and Chicago. t.,i...
SIXTH TRAIN. tPIQUA ACCOMMODATION
--At5 p NJ, connects at Urbana for Bellefontaine,
and at Piqus for Lima. Toledo. Detroit. Ft. Wayne
THROUGH TICKETS - A-.'@
For sale, to all the principal Western points, at as
low rates as by any other route. fn ueaal ]
FIRST CLASS SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
III. IN. BIGELOw,
General Passenger Agent, Columbus. o.
HENRY BRO0KS, F..I Is e,un.,gst
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Columbus, y,
Columbus. June 2T, lsel-d1
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G. Fl. CAMPEN,
CONFECTIONERY,

Nearly Opposite Capital University,
KEEPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND FRESH
N Cincinnati Lager. Fresh Oysters, by the can or
dozen, Catawba Wine, &c. tsflltI0sl
jurel- -d9m-ncye,
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1Okh BUS1ON.
Direct connections are made at Beaire with the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad, and at Pitts
burgh with the Pennsylvania Cen
tral Railroad.
Trains leave Columbus daily (Sundsys excepted
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leav Columbus, via Cen
tral Ohio X. r. 400 A. NJ. will stop at all stations
baltimore 500 A. NJ Washington City, 800 A. NJ.
Eight trains daily to Philadelphia and New Y ork,
also connects at Beaire for Pittsburgh, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and New York. "
NIGHT EXPRESS, VIA STEUBENVILLE--
Leaves Columbus 400 A. NJ; Steubenyille, 1925 r.
NJ; arrives at Pittsburgh $3.50 p. NJ; leaves Pitts
burgh 4:35 p. NJ Harrisburg, $3.50 A. NJ; Philadel-
phis 100 A. M; New York, via Philadelphia, 1900
NJ. Baltimore, 100 A. NJ; Washington City. $50
NEW YORK EXPRESS, VIA STEUBEN-
VILLE-Leaves Columbus 1925 A. NJ; arrives at
Steubenvile 5:55 2. NJ. Pittsburgh 900 p Harris
burg, 5;55 A. NJ; Philadelphia, 1000 A: M; New
York a Allentown 145 Nj va PPhiilsdSPha i1
DAY EXPRESS, VIA CENTRAL OHIO R. r.
Leaves Columbus $40 p NJ. will stop at all stations
and arrive at Bellaire $40 p. NJ. Grafton, 255 A.
NJ; Piedmont $50; Cumberland, 1886; Martinsburg
Has Harper's Ferry, LOS p. NJ; Baltimore, $500
Washington City, 9$5;. Philadelphia, 1920 P; NJ.
Eight trains to New York daily. Arrive at Pittsburg
2I0 A. NJ; Harrisburg, 12:45 p. NJ; Philadelphia,
$50; New York, 1000 E n; Baltimore, $40 7. NJ.
=. #. SCULL, JNO. w. BROWN,
G. 7. A. Steub. R. r. G. I. A. Cent. Ohio r. X
November s. 1864.
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EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.
Every Family at this season should use
HsAMBURG PORT WINE,
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and benef-
cal qualities, highly esteemed by eminent physi-
clans, used in European and American Hospitals
and by somo Of tho first families in Europe and
America.
AS A TONIC
1t has no equal causing an appetite and building up
the system, being entirely pure wine OF a most
valuable grape.
AS A DIURErTC
1t imparts healthy action Of the glands, kidneys
and urinary organs, very beneficial in dropsy, gout
and rheumatic affections. ..
sPEER'S WINE
Is pure article from the juice of the Port grape,
possessing medical properties superior to any other
wine in use and an excellent article for all weak
and debitated persons and the aged and infrm, i'm
proving the appetite, and beneitting ladies and
children. Try it once and you will not be deceived.
eB- BE sure the signature of Alfred Speer is over
the cork of each bottle. Sold bv Druggists, who also
sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY, choice old
article imported only by Mr.. Specr direct from the
vaults of 0portO. The trade supplied in Phiadel-
phia by French Richards 4 Co., and by oil Whole
sa Q Dealers in New York, and byA. SPEER, at his
vinevard, New Jersey.
New York.
octl5-d6meod
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les, so; total ls3.
Dist, CALIFORNIA.
Thomas b. Shannon,
William Highly,
Cornelius Cole.
CONNECTICUT.
Henry G. Deming,
2 james Il. English,
3 Augustus Brandagee,
4 John II. Hubbard.
DELAw ARE.
Nathan B. Smithers.
ILLINOIS.
/ Isaac n. Arnold,
2 John 4 Farnsworth,
3 Elihu b. W ashburne,
4 Charles N. Harris,
5 Ebon G.. IngersOll,
6 Jesse o. Norton.
7 John II. Eden,
s John T. Stuart,
0 Learis W. Ross,
10 Anthony /. Knapp,
II James o. R0bins0',,
u William Il. MorrisoR.
l3 William j. Allen,
j. c. Allen, (at large)
INDIANA.
] John Lar,
2 ,Jttmes 4. GrGrens,
3 H.Rry W. Harrington,
4 william, S. Holman.
5 George w. Julian,
9 Ebenzer Dumont,
I Ddniet ". Toorhees,
8 GodlOve 5. 0rth.
0 Schuyler Colfax,
10 Joseph Il. Edgerfon,
II james +. McDOtreU.
IOWA.
l James +. Wilson,
2 Hiram Price,
3 William B. Allison,
4 Josiah B. Grinnell,
5 John A. Kasson,
6 A. W. Hubbard.
KANSAS.
A. Carter Wilder.
KENTUCKY.
/ Lucien Anderson,
2 George II. Kedn,dR,
3 Henry Grider,
4 AdrOn Harding,
s Robert Mallory,
6 Green Clay Smith,
7 Brutus j. Clay, .
8 William II. Randall,
0 Wns. II. WdrdS,cOrth.
MAINE.
l Lorenzo D. NJ. Sioedt.
2 Sidney Perham,
3 James G. Blaine,
4 John II. Rice,
5 Frederick A. Pike.
MARYLAND.
l John A. J. Cresswell,
9 Edwin II. Webster.
3 Henry Winter Davis,
4 Francis Thomas.
5 Benjamin g. MIrris.
MASSACHUSETTS.
l Thomas ID. Elliot,
2 0akes Ames,
, Alexander H. Rice,
4 Samuel Hooper,
5 John b. Alley,
6 Daniel W. Gooch,
Z George s. Boutwell,,
8 John ID. Baldwin,
Q VIM. B. Washburn,
10 Henry l.. Dawes.
MICHIGAN,
1 Fernando q. Beaman,
2 Charles Upson,
3 John W. Longyear,
4 Francis W. Kellogg.
5 augustus G. BGtda0i,t,
9 John +. briggs.
MINNESOTA.
William Window,
2 Ignatius l.. Donnelly.
MISSOURI.
/ Samuel Knox,
2 Henry Il. Blow,
3 John G.. Scott,
4 Joseph W. McClurg,
5 Sempronius H. Boyd,
9 Austin A. King,
7 Benjamin +. Loan.
s William B. Hall,
0 James S. Rollins.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1 Daniel Marcy,
2 Edward II. Rollins,
q lanes w. Patterson.
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tie Yankees showed u" dl-rus;liOn for
another advance. and our troops. after tol
Loving, hem up ri">.!v. We're e"ntsni-d
with Keeping close watch on their move
men,-. Our forces ar. amply sufficient to
meet The enemv, should the, attempt ano,h
er advance. We ha,e TO details of the
killed and Wounded. Aiming those repor
ed killed, together with several m-mbrrs
of his r"mpan WAS Captain KANAPAyx. OF
TIE Lafayette Artillery.
On the arrival Of the Savannah train IL
bout nv. o'clork last, evening, we were
hnppv 10 learn that the report was untrue.
The ruemy, We learn. have made some
additional demon s'raiions toward. CoGsa
Aha'chie and at lee Creek. i In generally
believed that they will nake anutb.r trial
betore emLa'king in their gunb"ats -
Charleston Courier
The Charleston Mercury "f Saturday
say.: The bloody CHECK given to the enc
my'- column nt Honey Hill. neal Graham
'ille, seems t. have ;on-ii-rahly c1lrd hi-
enthusiasm. We cetsno further accounts
f ANY Yankee d, anr. in that quar- er and
he only run"r brought by the Savannah
ram last evening wa- Il at the en.rn. /, tur
'b i"g i' resent. position, close under the
over Of nis sunb"Ats. lfthi- be true, i, In
h"ubties- his intention 10 attempt no. fe
"e~ni Of hi, DEMONSTRATION ayninst uur
ines, uE,ill he shall have learned d d,.fini,.h
that = ernaL is y thin striking aistanc. OF
tue coast.
We have Ew "ddiiional Particulars ~
Gen Smiths sep"lse # the enemy on Wed
n 'da,. Tne infantry that participated in
the attack on our Po.ilio" consislv t q ui -four
rrgiWen,s Of white and four regiments oi
".'gr"e troops. The slaug:,,er of tue u,
>"l~nt. "". 'uI. greater thin .ni fl st rrpor
t..d. An vthcer in Whom We hive fuii a
fid-nce ~ri ,es, us that be h.m-e!f .coua,, d
t~o bund d dead aud bet~ cen eleven nna
/" elVe hundred Yankee wounded left on
t.r field Well NAV Ire gaIlnl Ge"rl ians
-nd others, w o took part ir the co. Hict be
peoud Of ,h-Ie -"cc-ss.
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the garri on, While ti,- inisn,y aud ra' a'rs
sncc-sdsd in fsnking a, d a'mo-t Surround
ing the uines.. Tns y"rri-on f"ugh, The
"s-tpowsr"g odds.as long n. ,"e, sa~
any h''pc. ana Ifrn attempted To save them
selves. bat upwrrts "f ivy. hundred were
captured. and the e"sm. wer. soon in pns.
session a the Ststi"r and briag-.
Tue work of des'rur,ion was ~ once
.nm-nced, aud tie railroad aud govern
men, dep",s, together ~,th the or cgr " ere
s"on in tismrs, aud eutir~ly destroyed ".
nu,e not learned whether tbs oiner build
inss belonging To- pr'.n,e parties wrr'
burned or no, The bridge. "'ck is II larg-
-ub-,nn,i,l str"c. ur.. will prove . heav
loss to the ,nilruad c.'n p"n,, indrpeud, u
of other losses the, snff.rsd " und-r.
s'nnd several c"rs-Pefhaps a 70 train-
were cap ured aid burned.
The government i".ses s..,-rai tLoussi,d
bush-i- Of com, some wheat, q .ur, bauoi'
and forage The ,nrmy did ut find ns
Large -q..nn'iiy 81 government stores
they b d. "u doubt. nnIh pat. d. Corn aud
f"rsge for ".' cavalry only arr''rnnspurI~d
over this rcu'e. aud bat small Quantities nr-
allowed to r"t'ec ,.ers at ANY time 1Br
lug nearer la the creek than amy ~ .-r .,r-
po.. t"e'r .uppiies arr more e,sily t-i.vs -d
] wa- iult, rt- oriork before our fnrc-.
could be g"itrn IN re"dtnessi" march upo,
ihr ra;dinR party. ut whir" hour, tsrnrra
w. f II L--'.- division ,f ra, air, IN we'd
G -,uI Zee arrived ~ Stony Creek. her" .
ever. q" iind.tt. .n-u,v re- ir'ng. aud iadi--
posed 10 -g'y~hntti. some skir"i>i,i. .
en-u.a, our forcs-cnp ur. few p,i~.n. g.
| and Inflicted sniiir i"s, ~ killed aud ~oua
d., d upon the Yankers Gen, rEi H.,
pressed t4em So. tnpidk. that ,t~. wrs.
rnnipei,-d Io. ten.e their dead and IN, I %
| their woun'.rd behind. lie r,".,inu-.i Z.
press ihrm, and 1T inst nrc".n,s w.s i,
tapid pu,~uii, h,uas-ing their rear Peters
burg Express of Saturday
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n u n B Z L a..
ESr.trE tlluNti.

THE negroes, belonging 10 tiv Estate Of
S.p,nel B hanm.nid. dse.s.set 4, (a'nsut 8, 10
r,unI,m,J wih DC h,r-d ior the e,s,,isg year at
tb. usual place Of hir,ug ;th. Hnmnu r,d p'acel
oa -fr,da, the 3',th n-l. Persons WHO have
III. n.s,oes ui ssid hstxi, hired ,s,r he p,essut
yea , wili please deliver them a. t,,at place On
the day naa.ed.
Tu,ns made ksown on the ,tav oi hiriug.
o Js'HN Kp ~
w u. CUN .Utts
Executors oi f'hIlhp Z. la mnnni,
de, es-cd.
~ Persons who have tie "sS,os- o ~
E-,atr hirrd in the p. -rebt ear. and wh. 80
oDi,gatsd by th t-ru's VI hi,iug To pay u'e
Co"i,dc ate rax .n a-m tm 1854, 1s hsr.Uy
uotitied To lsv the -uu,r n The u,.,sr-.s s'sed
o. b-iore { { 3uth inst. TIE h.xecu o,- ~ I tie
o n,sii.-d '.y ,.,v A>s.a-~os with The a.uount u
Tak due ivr each neg sn ed.
john no -
W. N. IoNNORS
L. Ex ca,oss
Dec 6. 1854. As --it.
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Northern 4 ews.

RcHa"sp. Dec 4 The New York Her
aid at Tue I'd ha. been received
l,i-pa,et e. have been rrc-i,rd f. m
Sa-h,iiIe whirh gre soine de: aiis ct he
fight NJ Frnnatin The r-5-.!-. il is y ID
foaybi aitn desperation and 'd-n'on iikr
bo' tho E,drrals made n Ha"k movement
and iurn~d their lin. al bnt,is and y exc.
ted wha, nj enc 'iH- TIRES ened t"te ,,is
asirou- defeat The f.d-' al loss ia seve,a'
hundred iu killed aud Wounded. Tne rrb
eI loss In kil.rd. ~ound-d and pri-.h~r- l.
rstimaied nj 1000 Tine no, dr-d aud s-,e.
rebel "fir-r- aud iCOO private had arri, e.i
at Nash, ills
siLufir'd ~uin" anded lie frderals aua
Ch-atham ~ lA- comn,",a-d the rebels
Afirf drf-a,ing The rrb-i- s'chuf- I'd for
c.s fell back 10 4 point three maes south O.
Nashville
rur bridges across Ilsrpe'h ~ eS- de
-ir", ed TO r-iu, Il th~ .nn-p alton "f r-h
81 supplies
\ Telegram from NJ b iii- of the I =.
'n-i . ~ q ID, ph,, ss,s il i- tun os,a tia
ii"od j. m".i,,g sust~ ard to" ard h.s
Tree. boz" Gre", -xciiesn-.i pres-i a,r"n,
nd they are ds-in. % ,ha, ,n2 in go d
The, a., thn. H., d - gather" 4 sp AL t.,
a"r~~s and mu'~s a"d --ndi q ,n-m :>oati,
.RicnM"sD Dec. 6.--N~w York ani Brt
.isno,- p.pxrs e the . Z ,., al afd.t n 1
! d-'aIl. Of the baitie 81 f'rankt,a in ws.vr
ti"od ~as rvp.,ssd with neav, io-s d u.
! treated.
G~ns Pat CLb me aad yirI NJ m are
r-Por'ei killed ,nl h,r >ixnd a. coI.n
| captsssd ~ the U',..n arn.i-.
a .rivgsa" { "" Nn-hs,.,- "rthe ~ ~,
rss wa -hx' -k,sn nn! vun Ias r.
| NV -sA'air> all das. 4 uunp 10 Inc
entertainments encirr.es th. .hv
A portion Of .'a' c"sa'ry E.sce s..c"."
cred fo'rrs:'s ,hr-s n.ii-. torn oa I,
Frn"kii" PIKE. Tue r.hei- couid be- rec.
advancing ~.-" o"r 'so.' ps .-'ired I~ ARD
t"s CITY. gut soonny". af.~ .e..~.,.
81 .h"s ace rxs"s gsd u is ru,n.r.
tai iio.-' IL rnd~a."r,.-g X 10 rrss. n
Cumberland river ~nha large ,eavslr,
A i.'oir'iIlS Tel, gram OF the I'd says y.-
'srdsy evening ,h~ r~o ssu,iss ere en-
gagged IN .sss, 'ki'mi-i'iay. the, rate 0
'n.sks'sy being hsarsd In III. ,Irre'- o
Nns'.i'tr. The battle 49,. ,.tribis sui IN,
n'"E inss"sani. tiood 10 pres,,ag. boldly
"~srd
a Nashville rhg'.m .h-iiev-s HOOD,
maj" srms - 'h'~a rni"g Mufrsssbnro
The ] rih""~. d,anci., st icis m frma,
m., -"'. god "pvI.sL si 2a2 aud Gloss.
u .s't
T"~ ns~s tr,m T~nhr--.e aas ur
18th ffori ." ads.nc. y u. alu.-
a"p' S'1- a'pvrd !. New" IN I e IN
and ,m'". di LrIy cr.'--~a.tne TO Grand.
"a r,.s'e h1 R..nn,..nd o. ~.
4
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ADVERTIsEMENTs,

WIN be inserted at three dollars per square
for the 6rst, and two dollars per squire
for each subsequent insertion. A square
to consist Of the space Of 10 lines Brewer type.
n" advertisement considered less than square.
The number Of insertions must be written on
each Advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
Local advertising AMI job w"k must be paid
for in produce--the old price TO goys.n each
wav
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1lEfAULrERS.

TiX rAY"K. "n. a.,. L.,I~,i 10 ..aks
rrtuIna,n ,hs '$sr Ts ,Hul lao 49,
pan n.a's. n"Ii ,sa iua thr ass-< -. =
>,Ii .'er" Tp.sy Gr r'',es.sI a,. se e. a }
npp0n'ttn.,,t>, AM take i..-6 tr, Gas. u -
hop,ai al AL IA p"s,r- ~a" ,savs n,'t
n,adetb i~i ur"s nh meet the s.s-. ser
~, no,ss ~. ted, aud <as- n,uh st,s a.s.y g..
u s1er.s-i of .,sse --snI ,.s.n ~ n sa ..j
h'toua' Tax iO6 n;ssI. q, .u"u
,.E Il " ttiILI.
IS,h Di.tnc , 4. i-u,.r.
Nov. ~. 1854. !. q
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LANCASTER fdSTRiCr.

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upn.. f"i
J.'st ID. Bsckmon, J,mrs A. f,-nle f.,
n'"ch"'"''. a"d o'hrra J.k:sad- 81
bsitf"n Blarkn,u,,, d.S'i
appearing ." NY satisfaction thar Jr.,
4. B..ck'nnn, o"e ID ltr drf,u,d att, resi.i->
~hi "s' ihis Siair. IL is tn-r. i,r ordered
'""' hs do "ft~ar atd oi,j.s,ia "a ih-di, isiao
80 -"i~ IL t.- real -ssst..vf H,rt.n IS .rk
"'"" d-r-as~d, "n of h-i,r- ih. 2J,, ds,
81 fsb'asr' 'iss5, or L,- rous.nt TO ,ir
N 7"s ~hi 6r rh,-t.d "f t.r.Jd.
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Nav. ~, 1864. Ai-Yu,
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5 - u ri! q \ I; ~. IN A
:. LANCASTER-D -DiSrIilCT

Once cour, o. General Session. aud ccmn,on'
Pleas
!. John w. T~itty, Clerk. of said Court. IN
puraasncepf the 'irrrctioa ei ls- Svt OF the
-Legplature. in,,ch eascinsde aud prsyi,-J. do
hereby give public noaoe. that. sn rics,ios, ior
sher'f, aor~ Lpir~,rr Di-tsi.,. siI ise held on
Ta.riay. the :0,ls d.y OF yA,rssv next, AZ the
g.nF -phsces Of election Throughout .,he said
DisIticfs
withe@ my hand At Lancaster Il. H.. this I'd
day OF Decea,bes. Al. is6s
slOI> N.I\yifrY,
1sp.% s.Cisft-G S-&se r.
Nv 6sla8i,- - sts-A {.
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Successful xped' tion A Agsinst the Bal.
tinnore and Ohio Railroad,

Maj Gen RV-srr. "n N ion,.ay the 2S,h
u" made II successful desc.n, on L.. BaI.
t'miors aud OnIu Railroad aud ,cinii, The
iolio~i Z disp"lc. irom Gen Lee sxpIal.s
Ins Tesul: "
EADoUARTEKs. Dee. J. 1881.
Gen r. ar ports ih..t kossrr ~Ith
Pay ne's a.d hts own brigade. ON tue x7,l
uit e.ro"nl.r-d, near Moosstirla q sn.,i
pat, Of che -usIny. tie ar'ured 20 pa.
oners AID enc piece Vt arn,Jsry us the
- D., he rusprisrd AID captured For, Ksii,
e, New ''rs,k, "hh Io"r H-id v.~rs-. h.r
siege guns Ur,~ ecu TOO n,d sUU pssv. er.,
n nTsr buu b..r Of ho,.es n, d I'D .i-., and
gbt ntu'd ~, coisrs Q d,r.ru, ed 100
"na"'i,, aad qosn,i, a cu,n,D,ssar
s"roa. isr br.ugh, otf the field piece AID
stm ~av"hs, spiked shs .ssys gnn. ~.
s.L destroyed ,h~ s.ssisgs-.
lie ai,o espiursd P.s..s,oat, destroyed .il
he g"s~'Gmao' b",idi"g., containing o
nn,ni"1 OF ensiues bu,n, several bridges
aud did c6,.-.derabIc G.nlsgs 10 The raiiroad
N>", eoi'-c'ed several buodr.d head "
c'uis. III. I"ss Mas i~o k,fis.t aud lures
wu.ndsd. The oolda-,s and sssrgy ~
.ibi'ssL b. ko~s~r. aud the sossvxt Of i,,s
nr u ".sr,,s- much p,a no.
tn'anco n lee, General
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fAE LANCASTER LEDGER
ubbshed every Tuesday Morning
BY
w. Nj. G. Q N N O r. S
Editor aMd l,rOpriciOr.
T E E y s {:

F'r Six Months. IN advance, s. 90
For Tarce NJ " ths. ia rdvance. Is
When no. pai1 in advanc fifty per cent
npon the nbor' rates Sil. be charged Paw
nent within "nr month from the date of
sub-cription viii he considered in nd,a ce
PRoDUcrRs will be charged a. the rate of
H.bn Tor IL months, to b. paid in provisions
At cid prices,
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The fight Of "Wednesday near {

The fight Of "Wednesday near e aba.n-
VILE resui.rd Ia the siynnI rrpul-. Of the
enemy. ltIasled six hours. f,om e.r,-u ia
the forenoon " four O'clock ia The nf.rr
noon, '"nen the enemy Ielrea,cu. ha,,ng
oven hive huuhred uead and woundeu nn tie
Wa cstiu'ated from ten I" 1T cen KILLED ard
from eighty ~ ninety Wounded. Jhe en-.
ny made several desperate Assaults. aIyau
eng bold, aod ~ suod order to,our br-a-,
work di,chsrging ,oliey alter v"iIus of
muske'ry at our t.Uops, wnu relaiurd tneir
positions win un,I-'ding frnness. while
our batteries moved the enen'y down with
gnpe and canister
Our casualties are reported {" h- prirci.
pa! AMONG The Georgia militia. ~"o a..
said 10 nave brha.yn nAh dislIny p,.heo
ga lahiry
General & w Smith Commanded on ,h.
held ~ I-rson. The battle grUund We irrrn
~"s about four al es from the rail- r.. ID nnd
t".ee miles iIum me village vi Gran nyiiie'
A. ins' nc. '"n.~ the enemy had inII.n back
three u'res and we're Smelling iron, their
R"nb"a's st Boyd', Lanning. evid-n,iy 10
prevent "ar tfoops Eoa fo,iowiog tnem
op
IL Mas also reported that they ~srs re-
cs'v'ng rein foscsineuIs, aud r.n~~a, OF |
V Lhs asls w.s sxgssssa ghus.aa. b.. |