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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
Compound pse.ora, of wma cherry

has become a hoasehaid ward through the
WeHt and South and his Worm LoHengea. in Less
than year after their introduction. attained =
reputation aa widespread a. the continent Of
North America. bat the crowniBg glory Of his
lille remains Go he attained In his latest discovery
or rather eombination; Tor he dees not claim 10
have been the disoovrrer q CKDRoN, which is the
basis OF The bitlers now oHsred to the public
That honor belongs 90 the native inhabitants Of
Central America. 70 whom iss virtues have hesu
knawn FOR more than two hundred years. Armed
with it, the Indian bids defiance 10 the mosl dead
ly malaria. and handles without mar the meet
eulous ssrpeats. II l. belief with them that
while there Is breath len Ia the body, the Cedron
Is potent 10 cure, no matter shat the disease may
be-
while Dr. Buil Il not prepared 70 indorss this
eStravRgAnt pretcnsien. he u nevertheless salts.
fed from thorough examination Of the evidence
relative 70 It's virtues, that ~ remedy and pre-
ventatiVa for all diseases Arislng frem exposure,
either 10 the changes of weather and climate 10
the miasmstic infuenCas, u Stands without a ri.
val, aud Justly Deserves the reputation IL has 20
long eHioysd IN Central America and the wsst 10
dies. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
FIRE LIMITS.

NOfIcEis hereby given that will apply to the
~ city Co1neil st their regular nesting On
Monday. JuEe 9Th, for psrmisaiOH to repair =
frame stable. situate on Ey premises, on Fourth
sfrees between Locust and walnut.
iG9 2w JOSEPH HIoHTERN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10

or confidence, that evetaally these men
win see the whole truth and embrace
all its conclusions. We can gain moth
ing By denouneeing them We uwy
lose much by presenting hostile front
to their peace movements. Live with
them under the same Government We
never will But meanwhile, If they viii
use the ballot box against Mr.. Lincoln,
while Ne use the sartridge-box, each
side viii be helper to the other, and
both co Operate in accomplishing the
greatest work which this century and
continent have witnessed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
RARE CHANCE.
Two NeE Stores for Rent

Two New Stores for Kent,
THESE STORES ARE now BEING BUILT,
Il rear the court-houss, and the propristor
pfsrs them for rent in ortsr % Be able te snish
ths budIding suitable fsr the cuAlness Of tes tsn-
ant Posssssisz Fivsa On the lat q A1z1st.
EnquiFs Of = y bIEzrhDFs
mGy2I EEien of1os.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
~ connected with the history Of the Materia
Mediea Of the unitsd States, or more favorabiy
known pioaesf 10 medical discovery, than
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Lonisvills, Ky. His
inimltAbe preparation Of Sarsaparilla has long
stood n the head % the various compounds Of that
valuable drug. HIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
PLANTATION BUFFERS.


PLANTATION BITTERs.
whiea are now rseommeade1 hy The higAs<s usdi-
cal authorities. and warranted 10 prodacs an ss.-
nseakzts beneficial sSeet. fhey are eKceedlngiy
agresable. Ierssc.ky pars. and muss Suppressed al
other soni1s wAsre hsAlthy, gsatis stimalsas Is
required
They purify. strsngtAsn ana isyfxorAts.
1hsy create . heaithy appsfites
They are an anfidoss to change u wNser and
dlst.
They sveresns the sGsos. Of ai..ip4siOu and
late hours
They s.rsagtAsa the system aaa snlivsa the
the mind.
They prevent alA4nAsie ana in.s<ni,,,ai s.
TAsy parity tbs brsasA sad ssIdi.y Of the
stomach.
They egrs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
IAey cure DlzrrhaA and CheIsra Morbas
fhsy GERS Lgvex ConplAiat and SsrYoEs
Headaeha-
They make the wsak streuE, tAs IAaxuid srIl-
lIsnt- and are exhausted natures great resterer.
They arr composed Of the caseArAted CAitsya bark,
vintergreen. aassaf-as. Fosts Aad harhs, all pre-
served II perseeti- pare 81. Croix run- Fer par
ucGiars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottls
Beware q impessors. Kxsnins every bottle.
See that it hAs cur private U. =. stamp unnautt-
lated over the cork. vita plantation scene, and
oar signsiure on nns steel plate side iAbel. sss
that car bottle fs not rs-hfie3 with spnFtoes and
asieisrious stna. Any person pretending 20 ssii
fiAHtatisn bsttsra BY the gallon OF in bufk. Il
impsstor. Any person Initiating this bottle. or
saiiing aay other material thsrein whether called
Plantation Bitters net, 20 cTiuainal under the
T. 5. law. and vii Be % prosecuted hy us We
already havs cur eye several parties Ts-fiiiing
our bottles. &c-, who will succeed in getting
themselves iHto close quarters. The demAnd for
Drake's Piautatlon bitters from i1dies, clergy
men. merchants, &c. ts incredible. The sfmpls
trial Of bottle Is the exaenos present Of their
worth aud superiority, They ars sold By all Fe-
spectable druggists, groesrs. physicians, hotels,
saloons, steamboats,, aud country stores.
p. II. DRAKE 90.
No. fn7 Broadway, n. v.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
HAaAN.s mAsxoa A sALm.

This ia the most delightful Had sxtraardfnary
aFtisie ever discovered It changes shs san burnt
f&as and hands 20 psarly satin tsxtpss II rAvsh-
ing bsszty. imparting tbs mAreis parity Of youfh,
and ths dsfaaag~s sppsranoss % axtinK In she city
belle of fashion. IL removes tan. freskies, PIN
Piss and roaghn@az from the skia. tasving the
Fissi0a fresh, trauspsrsHt aud sm0oth. It coz
tsans 20 material inI Iarioas 20 tho akin. Patroa-
iEnd ~ ACTRESSES and opsrA SinasTs. IL Il shat
every lady shaald have. sold sVsrywhsra.
Prepared b. W. 3 Hagsn. Troy, n. Y.
Ad9Fa@s all orders ts
DsMAs ;. BAREEs a co, New IoEks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
MUSICAL, &c.
sTOCK-BREEDING.

Important to Breeders of Blooded
Stock.
THE CELEBRATED STALLION aBU-
Il foRD" VII nsks the sesson Of ls54 II the
American Stable, EvAnsyffIs, Ind
TEzns.-420 70 insure.
PEpIaREEs-Buford vas got By imported Glen
coe, nrst dam b Minstrsi, kinnsyef By Nsdoes
Msdoo bJ New York Eciipss; second 1an by Bu-
ford's Alexander, third dam By HanxhnII's Noses,
fourth dan by Dzks Of Bedford anh dan b.
Union, sixth dam By imported Dsbstsr.
RICHARDSON BRITToS-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10

HER0KEE INJECTION.
Compounded from Roots, Barks and
1seAwaa.


CHER0KEE REMEDY, hs great Tnd6sH Bss
etc, all dseases Of ne nrBarz oggazs, sseA
seoHtiasaes ef ne Drfss, E4JlanaaiioH Of As Bad
trtegs, GTavsls Gfees, GoHaoyTha, ssd e especial
recommended IN those Of FiaoT d1ss (oT Nhts
~ eaats) tohevs ali de Old Haassoas Haedotass hage
failed.
ps-It is prepared in highly concentrated
form, the dose being from ons 70 two teaspoon.
fuls tlgree times per day.
HSft "a diuretlc and atsrativs IN lts aeti0n pn-
rifylng and esanslpg the bIoed, oeusinK II 70 foE
n all its original parity and vig0r; thee removing
from the system al pernicions causss which have
induced disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is latsnd
a. an ally and asslstaBt 70 thOCaerokss Asm-
edy, aud should b. used In conJunetI0n Uitb tkat
medlcinein all eases ef GoBnorTh0a, Gloet, Bfuor
Aibus OF Whites. Its effects are healing, soeths
ing and dsmul1ent; removing ali sealding, hest.
ehordss and pain. fns tsad Of ths bnrning and al
most uBebdaFabls pain that Il sxpsrisnesd with
nearly All the cheap qaaek Infections
10 by the uiW OF the Cherokee Hegm edV
and Chsrokee fnjee eetf0n-ths two msdiclnes
al the same timo--ail improper discharges are re-
moved, aud the weakened organs are speedily re-
stored % full vigor and strength.
Se1for full particulars get pamphlet from
any drug store " the country, or write and es
viii mail free 60 any address, a fall treatise.
nS-Priee, CItcrokee Remedy, e. per bot
tie, or three bottles fer IS.
SS-Pries, Cherokee TnJe ctiom, 81 per bot
tie, or three bottles fof e..
80 sent By express 10 any address, On resslet
SS-seId by al druggist. svsrywhsre.
DIR. w IL. Mersvin Il Co.,
Sole PropristoFs.
Ne. 30 liberty street, ksu Yerk
80 aJid IN Eganasiils by WM. DfENB0WKR,
ami ~ hif drug gtatt every whore. ifsbildAWiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
MEDICAL.
s. T.-lsan--x

Persons of sedsatary hAbttz troubiea viii
Ssaknes l&ssltads, palpitstton Of the heart. lacl
Of appsfise, distress afte< sAtinx. torpid nvvr.
constipation ssserTs 70 ssasr, Il thsy vii nsl
tn he relehratea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10

nF THE --LATEST STYLES, WHICH he Is
~ selling as low as any house Ia fAe city. The
public are invited 20 cali and examine Goods aud
fTioes betore purchasing elsewhere. Tie warrants
his goods 90 giye satisfaction. No trouble to
show goods.
Mending done FREE OF CHARGE. shoald
they promAturely give way.
y. NJ. sELLMAN,
Eyapsviils sent. Is, 1854 30 Main STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10

~ NJ. sELLMAN HAVING FITTRD UP AN
Il ONCE, No. IS Main Street, will keep, a. here-
Aofora a good assortment Of Wheeler 8 Wilson's
and singers Sewing Machines and Needles, silk
rhrVad and oil, and everything thai 4 connected
sith the business, aud viii repair all kind Of Sew
ng Machines and put on new improvements.
iya =. n. skLlMAN. Aga
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-16
a Happy illustration BY the Prcsiden

a Happy Illustration BY the President
The good sense and happy faculty
of Mr.. Lincoln for illustration is shown
in fact related by New York cor
respondent and which is called "Old
Abe's last" A delegation from tho
West called upon tho President tc
urge some change Of policy and to cx,
press their fears at certain commits.
sions and omissions of the Administra
ton. Mr.. Lincoln, patiently and good
natircdly. as usual, heard them out
"likc father" and then replied:
"Gcntlemcn, suppose all the prop
crty you were worth was in gold, and
you had put it in the hands OF Blondin
to carry across the Niagara river on Il
rope; would you shake the cable, OF
keep shouting out to himA-BIondin
stand up little straighter-BIondin
stoop a little ihore-go little faster
lean a little more to the North--lean Il
little more to the South? No, you
would hold your breath as well as
your tongue, and keep your hands of
until he was safe ovef Tho Govern
ment arc carrying an immense weight
Untold treasures arc in their hands
They are doing the very best they can,
Don't badger them. Keep silence, and
we'll get you safe ACROSS"
This is decidedly tho best thing we
have seen from the President. 1t is
said that these few happy words silenc-
ed tho delegation and replied ID all
their complaints. 1t meets tho thing
exactly. Tho radicals and all that
class of people who have more patri-
otism than sense and Judgement, have
been constantly shouting to Mr. lin
coin 10 leah little to tho right or the
left, or to stand a little straighter And
if Mr.. Lincoln had not had h hervS and
a GOODNESS almost sdpcrhuman, he
would long since have made inisstep
and carried tho Government with him
into the gulf below, But he has walk
cd steadily on, whilOr the robels were
at one end Of the rope cutting it, and
tho Copperheads. at the other shaking
II and cutting the guys. Surely nc
mortal man over did SO well under
such trying circumstances.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-16


LANCASTER, oHlo, June 18th 1864.
To Hon. (?) p. VAN TRUMP, Judge Of
the Court of Common Pleas Of this
Judicial District, W
What did you mean this morning In
saying in the presence Of citizens ol
this county when talking about your
decision In the case of the State oI
Ohio vs.. George Fetters, "that the Re.
publicans would all get enough Of il
yeti" 81 H ~
And further, what did you mean
when asked by one Of them [theh pres
ont who put the question: hat he "was
damned blind and did not want to seer
A pertinent answer from you will be
in all probability satisfactory to an
inquiring public. Again, is it not be-
meath the dignity of a judge to call on
the Sheriff of the county and ask him
If his brother has anything to do with
the Shcriff's office, because that brother
thinks your decision wrong? Is it not
the presumption the Sheriff has the
right to employ his own deputies? and
will fully perform his duty.
''l AN INQUIRER.
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COMING.

Caldwell the Spectacle Man" who
has heretofore furnished SO many Of
our citizens with his Improved Spec
taclc informs us that he will make his
annual visitto Lancastcrin few weeks.
Those in want of superior article, &C.
looted and fitted to the sight by one
who makes that an exclusive business,
will do well TO watch this opportunity,
as his glasses have, we understand, Civ
en- universal satisfaction. Further no
tico Of his arrival..will be given. Mean
time the public should look out for
Pcdlars pretending to sell "Cadwcli's
Spcctaplcs9 or ''the same kind" :.
Ho has No AGENTS.
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an ORDINANCE

Leryiog Iglo for city purPoJss, and for the Oths
pnpo... 10, .h.s Ordnance mentioned, Ior tie year
I:Gl.
sTrrio. T. Bs i! orlalned BY the City Council o.
The lity u Lancaster That tax Of one ard one lf
IA or ia. dollar Vi yLustions be- and the same il
hereby la,cd. upon I'll property subject to taxatiOn
within tl' Incorporated limits Of the city Of Lancss
ter, iDT te and COUNTY purposes, for City purposes
Sr'7I7~ n. De Il further ordained by the author
is aforesaid that the tax Of one thousand dollars be
and ;he same is hereby levied upon all property
within tha in,ospOratsd limits Of tho CITY Of Lsncas
ter provide r the payment Of the bonds ol said
city faiiing Ee during the year lsSi.
:Erti0s Ill BE- il further ordained by the author-
90 Aforesaid, tnta tax Of three hundred dollars be,
sal the sam" Is hereby levied upon all property sub
n ihs Incorporated limits OF the city OF Lancaster,
Yes the purpose Of meeting the interest to Oh
the bombs of tn" said city during the year 1864.
SEfTinS w. Be It further ordained by the anth0r
ity niJrrsad That Hx Of one mill on the dollar Of
valuation hr. aud 'hc same is Hereby levied upon
III prop RS -sbcc, % taxation for State and County
purposes, within the Incorporated limits Of the city
rf Lancaster. tnr the purpose Of contributing 10 the
nanulnanrC Di the Fire Department of said city.
-L'rJN Y. Be II further ordained By the authority
aforesaid that tax ol -Four This usand and Two Hun
dred Dollars hc, and the same is Merely evied upon
all properly subject 10 taIatiOn for Stf and County
nrposc within the rcorporated limits Of the city of
Lin"Aster. Tor the purpose Of providing for the
fhdment TO indivihtrls the money paid by them 10
provide u cal bounty fund TO exempt the SAID city
SycTioN VI. This or,linaaae iho he in force and
take effect rom and after its passage and legal pub
cation
Passed May 18th, 1854.
{. DREsBACH, P. C. C.
W l.. KiyG, CRY Clerk.
4
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DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY. - We
have examined a great number oflct-
tcrs from some of the most prominent
citizens of Cincinnati and Covington,
etc., speaking in tho highest terms
Of praise Of DR.. Strickland's An
-ti-Cholora Mixture for the curo Of
diarrhwaaud dysentery. The letters
are too long 70 publisbx Mr.. Woods,
of Covington, says no was pronounced
incurable by the best doctors in Gin
cinnati, and one bottle Of DIR. Strick-
land Anti-Cholera Mixture effected a
permanent cure after suffering for
months with the worst form Of diar-
rhea aud dyscntery. Junco-1t
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o. s. 1910 Bonds.

Thee, eoBdsfs lasasa under The AeiO:cosyro1. oi
Asfek eih. lsSt, Sh.ch pfo7.dei that al Boaas issue
under sh!s Act shall b ExEaPT FRoa TAXA.
TON by or under aay State o. municipal sgihofiiy
subschptions % these Beads sFv fseeivod in Gated
g.stes notes Or notes o. National baulrs They are
TOT REDEEMED IN COIN. 81 III. pleasure tho
Government a,apy period, 10, iss; usa Zen strnprc
than orfy ysars nom their date IND uutii their re
dsmption FIVE PER CENT INTEREST WILL BE
PAIDfN COIN. on Bonds Of not over ono hundred
dollars annually, and en- oil ether Bonds semi snn,i.
ally. The interest ls payable on the fFst dtys oi
March a.d septcinborln each yeoT
Subscribers will receive either Registered Or cou.
pom Bondi, as they insy prefer, Registered DOhd'
are recordei the books of the - Treasurer hnt
can te transferred only On the ogHer's order. Cou
pom Bondaare psyatie 70 bearer, and are more con
Ven!ent for commercial uses
Subscribers 10 this loan viii have the 0pt,onoi hsv
ing their Bonds draw interest froia March lst bi
paying the ae.rued interest in con---tor in un.teo
states noiss OF the notes IL Rational Bnnl;s adding
ffy per cent for preniuH,J or receive tiein draw
ing Interest; from the date Of suGscHpoA and deposit
/ As these Bond are
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Split in the New Church.

We arc informed upon good author
ity that there has been split in the
New Church. Brother Shaw insisted
that the church music should be play
ed on an organ, and Brother Olds that
it should be played on Faro Bank
Shaw persisted and insisted, and Olds
withdrew his support" as the scat.
folding did from the building. Brother
Given, wc learn, cannot preach with.
out pay, which cannot be had without
the "moral support Of Brother Olds
Faro Bank.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-16

Tue following, which VIC clip from
the Daily Dayton Journal, we publish
because it is complimentary to one Of
tho most admirable young men we
ever knew. Mr.. Maxwell is young
lawyer, of Dayton, and is Second AS.
sistant Clerk of the Senate. He is out
with the hundred days men:
We learn that Sidney D. Maxwell,
l3lst O. N, g., was detailed q few days
ago by Maj. Gen. Wallace as Adjutant
of the Camp of Distribution at Bal
timore, but some of the staff officers
objected to tho detailing of n private
without u cimmission TO the duties Of
a commissioned officer, and Mr.. Max
well himself objecting to the military
impropriety, was returned to his post
as Acting Sergeant Major of his reg.
ment. The appointment, without any
solicitation on the part of Mr.. Max.
well, was very complimentary to him.
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MEETING OF THE UNION CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.


COMMITTEE.
There will be meeting of the Fair
field Union Central Committee, at
COnneII & FrItier's Office,
on Saturday, June 18Th, at1 o'clock, p. M.
A full attendance is urged, as the
business to be transacted is OF the first
importance, with reference to the Dis
trict.
The following arc the members Of
the Committee:
Lancaster city-K. Frittcr, G. G..
Beck, g. M. l.. Wiseman, J. A. Hunter,
B. r. RciAMand snd Jacob Wetzel.
BerHe-John Artz.
Rushcreek-Simon Beery.
Richland-J. W. Vansant.
Bloom-Zephaniah Courtwright.
Amanda-Jacob Bollenbaugh.
MddiSon-Isaac E. Koontz.
Hocking-George w. Williamson.
IVdlnut-Joseph Doran.
PLeaSant-David Huber.
Libery-A. T. Mason.
Kiolet-Joscph J. Pickering.
GreenfeId-J. W, Wilson.
Clearcreek-Sa Barr, Z EB
BY Order.
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Loaana 1n rllr rInar ONO

A letter from Harry Conner, which
arrived too late for publication this
week and which will appear next
gives the following list Of killed and
wounded in tho First Ohio since the
opening of the Summer campaign:
What Is the aggregated loss during
the entire campaign lam unable tC
state, but the lst Ohio has lost in kill
ed and wondded up to. laAt accounts
l07 officers and men.
Officers killed-Lieut. Geo, ]. Grove
Co. E; Lieut.. Sylvester S. Dixon, Co
D-2.
ENLISTED men kilied-18.
Officers 1ounded- Capt. Kuklman
Co, B; Capt. Dornbusch, Go. f; Lieut.
Homan, Go. A, Cleft arm ampntated); };
Lieut.. Varian, Co. D; Lieut.. Kuhlman
Co. B; Lieut.. McCracken, Co. H; Sur.
geon ]. G. Barr--7.
Enlisted men ,rounded-80. a
The casualties in Co. A. Capt. Hook.
cr, are as follows, so far as known by
me. There may be more, but I give
it to you as l have received 1t from
the front: -<a q.
Wounded-Lieut. Solomon f. Ho-
man, Acting Adjutant, left arm ampu.
tated below elbow; Nathan NJ. Smith,
Noah +. Lewis, Levi Wagner, VIM.
Hebcrling, J. Wismcr, L. Stanheart,
Robert Shannon, George Myers, Henry
Dietz.
Killed-Sargeant Weltcr Applcgate,
Joseph +. Croft.
Ofthe above killed and wounded,
four have been wounded before-Lt
Homan, at Shiloh through the right
arm; Robert Shannon at Stone River;
George Myers at Chattanooga, and
Joseph Croft at Mission Ridge.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-16
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION,

There will be Union County
Convention hold at the COURT
HOUSE, in LANCASTER, on
I. SATURDAY, July 9th, 1864, at 2
o'clock P. NJ, for the following pur,
Z poses, viz:
First To nominate a county ticket
to be supported at the next October
ylcction.
Second.-To appoint fourteen dele
gates TO represent Fairfield County in
the District Convention to be held at
Crcleville, on Thursday, July 14th.
BY order of the Central Committee.
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Basil, Ohlo,
juno 13, 1864.

EDS. GAEETTE:-I herewith send
you 81 60, collected from the follow
ing named persons for the purpose of
supplying our boys in the field with
their 'home paper" the Lancaster
Gazette. Although many of those who
literally subscribed last year to the
same good cause arc now in the field
as one hundred day men, / promise
that tfis'is only part of what l ex-
pect to send You from Liberty:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-16
LI.;;,. J. G. Watson ana others snft.

Lieut.. J. c. Watson and Others saft.
EDITORS GAzETTE:-Lt. J. C.Wat-
son and five others" Of Company c,
126th Rcgimcht Army ofthe Potomac,
wero reported missing and supposed to
be killed, or taken prisoners. | re-
ceived letter yesterday from Liout,
Watson. Hc was taken prisoner in a
charge made on the enemy during the
severe battle Of the 9th Of May. Ipre.
sumo the others reported as missing
are all safe and prisoners; Mr.. Wat
son is at Gordonsville, Va.
M. b. BROCK.
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PLEASANT TOWNSHIP AND THE
.trts.p SOLDIERS. .,,.,.

Below we give q list of subscriptions
raised in Pleasant Township, for send.
ing the Gazette to the soldiers. II was
raised on Saturday last in few hours
by DAVID HUBER, Esq, ono of the
staunchest and most active Union men
in the township. A little energy and
effort will send the Gazette on its way
rejoicing to tho soldiers. Mr.. Huber
heads the list with s5, an cxamplein the
highest deOrcc ,vorthv of imitation.
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HT- Lieut.. J. NJ. Summers, of the
SD o, V. l. will accept our thanks for
late copies of the Rome (Ga) Union.-
1t is published by "An Association of
Yankee Printers" using the typo and
press of tho Rome Courier, rebel sheet
whose editor ''retreatcd' when the
Union army entered town.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-16
NATIONAL GUARD q THE GAZETTE


A letter from one of the Fairfield
companies ofthc National Guard, pub
lished elsewhere, closes as follows:
"IIast week package of the Gazette
came here and was distributed amongst
the Fairfield Boys. | cannot describe
the joy exhibited in their countenan.
COS. II appeared as uelcome as cool
spring to thirsty traretter in a desert"
This confirms what we have often
stated that nothing plcases the Fair
field Boys SO much as to send them
tho Gazette. The friends of the sol.
diers in the different townships should
go to work at once and raise fund to
supply the boys literally with papers
There should be three or four hundred
copies on the way before another fort
night.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-16
snppl.men.sry DrSrt.

. On Wednesday, the 9th inst, the
supplemental draft was completed fol
the 18th District. The following per.
sons wore drawn in Fairfield county
oil from Clearcreek township;
Jacob Wolf, Sirius FoSnaugh,
@ George Milligan.