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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
LErTERSBY FLAG OF TRUCE.

tsl E.llsDLp i ~" UT llkt'CT.
Upon inquiry al The proper ofire, wa have re.
ceised the following information which we pub
lish fr the bsutf. OF all int, rested.
Letters to 60 North, or any where outside Of
tho Conf dcrnte lines, mast not DO Of greater
length than 9ls page Of ordinary siz.d letter Pa.
per. The contents must be strictly confircd 70
private OF fami'y matters. Enclose the letter in
IA envelope addressed to The p:rsUn for whom
it Is intonde2. putting OIL tho envelope n United
States Postage stamp, or, il hat cannot be obs
tsiEed five cents III specie inside. Confederate
money will not do Leave the letter ursealtd aud
enc!ose is i" another sealed envelope, addressed
to Capt. VIM. II. Hatch. Assistant Age.,t OF Ea-
change. War Department. Richmond Va, Hho
viii give il The proper destination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
GEN. LEES ARMY.

\ letter bef0r. Us, from an officer in the
army Of Northern Virginia, dated the Sd inst .
gives tho gratifying intelligence that u large
majority Of the hest troops of that army are
voluntarily Je enlisting for the war. The
writer says that ninc-tenths Of the men expect
and are willing to stay in service and fight to
the last, but 4 great many desire to change
companies and regiments and the branch of
tie service in which they are now serving
This the writer ilo?es that Congress will have
the wisdom not - let thtm do. because it
would tcnl to disorganizs the Amy. A large
number Of the n,en arc in need OF ovcrcpets,
blankets and shoes Tut the latter want is he-
ing obviated hy heavy details Of shoematc,s
from the tanks, who have been engaged !tr
SINE time past in supplying the need e. their
brcthrcn.in>nrlns. General Stuart, command
ing tie old Stonesalr Brigade, was The first 10
commerce. by this means to supply his men
with the needed articles, having detailed tlii-
ty ~shceDaktTs ~ tl.at purpose. These war,
'io. SONS Of St. Crispin are nav muking thelr
.eommaics r'i)icc at the prospect Of - protec-
ton to thei; pedal cxtrtmit:es, which have
beer !ons cxp posed to the bitter cold Of winter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

IIIuEs AND LEATnEa.-We understand that
the Government haa nos turned it's attention
to The Importance Of manufacturing shoes for
the soldiers and harness for artillery horses,
and have lurkiddch tn" railroads and canal
boats tn carry any leather cut of the city
Agents of the Government are buying up
hides in different parts Of The country and
shipping them 20 this city to he tanrcd for
Government purposes. MIR. JOS. liierl:u'zer,
on Book Avenue, is the agent of the Govern.
nicnt TO buy aud impress liidel, and his Gpe-
%rations. a. may be imagined, are quits cxtcu-.
siYc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
AT d " L. Il 4 Ii i.
'rha frst ruI,har ~

IUE ni6L LUI-DcT II
TIE i'AGE."
An -c:ec.ic mont J. aazsz:ce-vo:ua"c: ,ilhJy rage.
Il: er,h, asrs .e!ec;lous tom he
Lntc.t European MIgaZ!ns-.
Aud and b number Uf litter. sti-g
ORIGINAL ARTICLES.
CONTESTS: T.sin RI The Age 0ur FanonrGu: "Cor.
s;ns;" The Ladies' Gallery o; The Hon.. .. CymmCnH
AFR the gA,tle Chapter on la q 'a"ic" r. TohIss
':unrueIiiI, Jr 4 Den.h Eel iraIrs,: Ph-r"ir"ua N
MissIag; Friends Friend SrHh's Revised EnRisi. o:ii2-
my urctrou. He-ori =; WcniviCE Fr.rn.l npl rt
Manufacturing Es,sbiis' ments Ed!trs TIb'r; Literary
@sc-llanIsl
PRICES gle ru,1b = 81 20 suLsrI.p:iJn 70: tI:ee
Tlni tbs 81 90; 'or siI fn"st as ) %
Pr sole by GEO L B!D lrUD, rceat. !tl Main
t!rest,, &C S. 6ihss be"E tore
Eaa,E> n IAohlStE. s. CO.
tlcr P:opIi' !o1R
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
RICHMOND, Feb. |, 1861.

Rev. J. p. LrsTsADE, No. -, Rcgicr Place,
New YGrk.-Dear son: We ar. I'll "cil, amh
wou'd Ike to hear FROM you. We haze M;
beard from you 10: rear $50 Years. Give my
love 10 Mary and children: write to EnyiG
To- us aLOW bow they all are in PHILADELPHIA.
tell Lizzie to wr.,o ..hronsh Eicbmoni "Er-
quircr." Your aicc;i0Eut2 a%14.;cr,
feh3-ltf c Ann fAGcUr.U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

j" J"HS ii. snARr, E:Q.:-Capt.' Williams
Clark, who at orc time was pcs: commissary
at Holly Springs, Aliasissinpi. is still in ser
vice in t?sat department. Ercokhaycp yS;;i
H.: post = ia" weeks sincr, ard p~rcL:nIy il 1t
his time. .Lg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

EcHERAL SEhricES.--Ii,c REMAINS CT Hon,
JOHN \. Wilcox, ". G.. ri Texas, who de-
ceased ~sudiealy on Sunday. were yesterday
committed to their last fe-t;tg place, Holly:
w"ad Cemetery, followed by the President, hiS
Cabinet adri: crs. b4,l Houses Of Congress.
and inany others. The funeral WIS preached
in tho hail If the l!ou:e # Congress by Rev.
Mr.. M~i,mHs"Inlr. Fyr ~ account rf pro.
c~erliusS in Cnngrr.s III the melancholy occa-
sion, gee regular reports else slerc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

ROSSER'S EXPEDITION.
FGoM AN ALLEGpalcAL "srEcIAi.."
u he Editors Of the Enquirer:
G. Mp NEAR New MARKET,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

Any frisnl CT Ev,Rf.TE PoEcIrs will cortrr
u favrr " giving the uGd, r>iglica some IN .lnia.
ten Of l!ilu. II three snI,s were. when la,;
hoard :'om."i EickshurC. ami ne suppose; &.
have been taken n.s"nr:s. Reply ~tir.ti...i Wv
York llcra:i. Ne" O:lc"ns pap, rs an Eichmol.!
~l:rpairer Jnns. ErnxrS,
Djn.lison hrtil!rrv. CARROTS Bat. 4 y. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
REscArED FROM FoRT McHENRY.-

8EscArED FROM FoRT McHENRY. Acting
Master J. w. EIeLb. Of the Confederate
States Navy. recently effected his esoapefr from
Fort Mciienry. and, after hnir.breadth escapes,
by l'"l AMI tir!i, rcac'rd this city on yester-
day. lie l,rinrl SOME interesting intelligence
relative I" The extensive dssertious from
Me.r!H'- AMY. evidences I'll which bic met in
abundance na h;S journey. 1t was currently re-
~THrtc'i "i,t generally believed III Baltimore
;ni 'Im %s''t:on o. Mar; land through which
hr vrnvc.rd. Chat th" greater portion Of
?h'adc'1 army Was in anu about Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
s. -nETS.

yrAS,sY.-TwO COOP HORSES. .uitsble for
w IT.. c.vsiry service. Th.y m st b 'trorg. active
ccc:,-tty q. ms, sorn; ard hesitGy. A&d'eS..er mp
ply L, WILL NM &E,.uio.i,
r. 49, ~ MStJ 'irses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
pnIVA'H!h SAT,Eg

WAEfFD Il uEl"dlui.ly. tT"!Y, ynna; ladies' foe :e
H.i'ri All ly ~ .eiter. ut 4. TIT b 5 .:oor. ;o
II. x Iii. u. II I.iD.IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
|I3u SAl.E, f~StITaTeLi-

L
800 boxes clGics b. mis- Manufactured Tobacco
q usl's 6r-t qra iy RAN Cot.aa rs,
afEt 'RGss W. SIT
10 fr1i-s :Srtt-r
5Ivross H;,& Tori Matched
5tooSs srr-:i.E Gales
TAspY,& VILLAINS.
"a Cois-r li.h S2i Car. streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
In prer ~s"aiian. ihs Dr:,,ma;i- lnnanr" Of
TIE CORStCAN BROTHERS..

~ ''ouI1 opon i: q. Performance ,.Ll commnn: e
q! y vtocianiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

OttIut. %Ea3GSD s. :sGhSbK3 K. =. 'Jt.t
WELDON, Il. . J&H=1Sy L. ls.l.
TENIE r-n"s' r.sei"s Of TIE htot.ne"!'r' OF thH ara
o board xrd No.ucie f'siiroui ToupauY viii ,akc
Ii.". $ tie Os!.e Of the kitineai. !>:ed r."hst4r: It'd
Prtnu; g K .:irunt ."oic I,ny. t. thNc:'y ri s.'''Aood; "n
TrmdLy, ,sr a5su day ga FGbrna:y :t=xt,as - u .ioca ~
y q aEM.
is!.al I'm 6:e.ctey.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

To conelud, with tir very amy FRA .nt..e the
SKETCHES in INDIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

SrGD- Scr ~. 'r"r"St yu.-, : SsDi'.nni' u
~ ..... 80 T.; h-+ s,:r ri years -zperIrnc. l.
,e.:.:.. s.t.,i. Sni t:~.:.. - 81 y gscrhcf "a "rr u: tue
,i,tigs,l ,-'ra." C,."-e 4 i:sconIri: raaltni reqn:'rv
JOSEPH *. GSI%FITlf,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

~:r.""r:.- AI.us Ia'y, ~qa'nf,i - t+ac'' :te
~ q, tI;.h j, "a 49, .srrouHS4 md tie a';a:hts ~
F:..sa % =. a'nsc. Its!.ti : stiudti -: 81 '@c'. ~. !" -
vat. :s:c:!g CO ren'nar-. Address -. Il. i Sal RS
o. - -, ,,r..y Va ilL5U ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09
1I'5 FAaMGas EAlSlsa T0RAcc" Il VIRGINIA.

You ao n. raby ,!.uaad uiat ,ac tl;;'-s Of Tobacco das
tn Uoa' e iera:o 5t,t,A ,,av o.r.t.D ~ y 70 :I!s.d to hs
d sersd {. corn.r * sp!s, GA y ;t't:1'IiH'c % rr"e..t
tn ,a,s, n. III, G~r),s ia: pr. 5,ng lrsS :Gn7 ".iabi':a
MT ho.s y tla9 lAe inl ia1=. n"I ia:lf ii Il TIE ID b tuij,
in ss.o :,r:..tr ur!c:. anl 1=ch 'ai2lty ia s.rn,Air-p.'.
Gel. ny St''nr".
.ra:,S On raj .tgeI: :o- Virginia
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NUE SATiSNAL HYMN.

IL AZ l - y; HE
Toliesol, LR.let. K Co y: =. rensl s r,,:. oter IL
priv, u , L. 1r- Th"usnntf Pcupas Hrfnstaus.
i1n1Gtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

yErGNrE"- t:rcN ''rgN': HoF, 10 &. Wi" "a oFf!
c,r IL The 81 irs .ar"! y :J'.v at Oil saf
Cci. lA"kit S&Iru,
ru MAX str 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-09

My husband, RogS. +. FEaGsssov, bc!ong-
M: - Company !. i"! Va. Regiment. ARMS.
'r.I's Brigade, ri k.tt's Division X sur.
r'-"' - have LtrE l.trn prisoner III .hc re-
res: ;rulI Suffolk. Any ii,,pi Ration yon"eru-
i"G t:in VII! 10 thankfully received b. his
wiin. jIAa::Gr .. FsvGs.:,..
ri'Hrt tG Eatritt i. Fe:E2:.yn, SJu;h Bon.
ton, "llaiihnx r"uG =. F,b. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having made up my mind to visit
Nevada, there to remain for twelve
months or more, | have arranged that
my Ld,c and Military business shall be
continued and completed by the new
firm of Connell, Clarke & Frittcr.
Of ftho capability and integrity Of
Col. J. NJ. Connell and Kinnis Frittcr
l need not speak. They are known to
tho public as well for their legal learn
ing and prompt business habits as for
their honesty, social standing and NOR
al worth,
AS a criminal lawyer Col. Conncll
has no superior at this or any other
Bar. Asa Claim Agent, Mr., Fritter
has had the experience of twelve
months in my office, and as / know,
understands the Pension and Bounty
Acts in all their bearings and require
ments l therefore solicit my friends
and clients to continue their business
with the new firm.
,os r. NJ CLARKE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-21

b%We take great pleasure in call
ing the attention af our readers to the
fact that OUTcALT & STRoPLE have
rented the room recently occupied by
Adolph Aaron, asa Jewelry Store, and
converted it into a Furniture Room,
where you can find almost any article
usually. kept in 3 first class establish
ment, and that too of the very best
quality and latest style. 1fyou want
good Furniture, cheap Furniture, and
handsome Furniture, call and see Our,
CALF & STRopLE, one door East of Ge
belein's grocery, fIt
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The Book of Martyrs"

ID" We have received copy of neat
little volume, published by Abraham
Stagg, Columbus, with the following
title " Biographical Sketches of the
Fifty Sixth Ohio Senate" 1t contains
the biography of the Senator from
this District, also Of the First Assis-
tant Clerk, and the rest of us. 1t is
an authorized history of the Senators,
and is really an interesting book.
Persons wishing copies can obtain
them by addressing Abraham Stagg,
Columbus, Ohio. Price 35 cents pei
copy.
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lcoununicaled.1
OBITUARY.

DIED-At her residence in Bloom
Township, Fairfield county, Ohio, on
the 18th day Of March, 1864, Of Ty-
phoid Pneumonia, Mrs. Sarah Court
right, wife Of Abner l.. Courtright,
and daughter of John and Amelia
Kemp, aged 26 years and months.
The deceased united with the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, when she was
Is years of age, and continued an ex-
emplary member, until after her mar
riage with her now disconSolatc hus-
band, when with him, she united with
the Presbyterian Church, of which
she was n member until her death.
During her illness she manifested en-
tire resignation to the will Of Him in
whom she had long trusted, and when
she approached the dark valley and
shadow of death, she was triumphant.
During her illness and near approach
to death she evidenced strong anxiety
for tho welfare of her infant, which
since her departure, has joined her in
the better world.
She left to mourn, q husband, 2 chill
dren, kind parents, and large and
respectable circle of relatives and
friends. But she is at rest. G.
DIED-April 9th, 1864, JOHN N
ROBINSON, aged nearly "a years
He was a good citizen, a generous,
warm hearted man, and many will re-
gret his sudden death. He leaves 9
wife and five children to mourn his
loss.
DIED--At Hamburg, Fairfield Co.
Ohio, GEORGE CLY, II member o.
Co. A, 18th Ohio Rcgt, aged q years
DIED-April 1st, 1864, Mrs. EVE
Herring, wife Of Peter Stukey, aged 81
years, l month and IS days She
was born near Founkstown, Pa, and
removed to Ohio in the neighborhood
of Amanda, at the age of II.
She united with the Ev. Lutheran
Church, at the early age oils years
Of which she continued a Jealous and
faithful member 65 years; honoring
her profession by a consistent and
useful life, q peaceful and triumphant
death.
OF eleven children, the oldest daugh
ter died at the age of 81 years; five il
infancy, and of the five remaining
daughters, one who came to attenC
her aged mother during her last sick
ness, was, at the end of a week vic
lently attacked with fever, of which
after painful illness of four weeks
she was called to follow her April 18th
at the residence Of her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Christian
Foglesong, aged 53 years, 4 month";
and 4days. She lived devoted mem
Der of the Ev. Lutheran Church owe
SO years, and on Sunday, April 18th
her remains were inferred at Arnold
Church, near which, with her husband
she had resided 2l years and who
with two of four sons, now survives t.
mourn her sudden departure, thougl
not without hope.
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Tribute OF Respect,
HALL OF FAIRFIELD LODGE,
No. I63, /. 0. 0. +.

NO. 100, l.. ". ". II.
AT n regular meeting of Fairfield
Lodge, No. 163, ON Saturday evening,
April 16, 1864, the following resolu-
tions, on the death of our beloved
Brother ]. G. MoNrEtTn, who died of
Typhoid Pneumonia, at Bridgeport,
Ala, Feb, Goth, 1864, were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all
wise Providence, in his wisdom, to re-
move by death, our Brother J. G.
Monteith, while In country far from
home and kindred and, whereas, he
filled his station here both as q citizen
and true Odd Fellow, always practi-
sing that Charity and Love profcssed
by us, in his daily life. Therefore,
Resolved, That in,the death of Bro.
Montoith, ouraLodge has lost one of
their esteemed members, his aged pa
rents an affectionate son, his sisters a
loving brother, and the community a
good citizen; we, as Brothers, deeply
mourn his departure, and sympathize
with his bereaved parents and friends
in their2irreparablS loss. Z
ReSoIped, That u copy of the above
resolutions be sent to- his parents, and
also published publ shed in in both Of our county
'F JOHN +. T. fR1cK,o
NJ 'Afl LEWIS .NISLEY, S.Com
JACOB BRYANA
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To Our city Subscribers.

Several hundred of our city subscri,
bers are indebted to us for one years
subscription. Our collector will call
on all such in q fcw days, when we
hope they will be prepared to pay fol
the past year, and also one year in ad'
vance. Greenbacks are abundant
and we must have them to meet oul
liabilities.
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See advertisement of stray COW.
Il. NJ Clarke. ESQ,

Left on Monday last for Nevada,
perhaps to remain permanently. By
his talents, sobriety and integrity he
has won the respect of the public, and
gaineda a position at the bar second to
no young ,awyerin the county. The
good wishes Of a host Of friends go
with him.
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(For the GaEette.l
GODS GARDEN.


T1leroisa spot oflloly ground,
Beyond the city lying
Garden, where there II a sound
ofbrds, and breezos slghing.
And In that Garden, side by side,
The beds are hcapcd and slanted,
And in each long and narrow bed
A deathless seed ds planted
Athonsaiid beds nre there the rows
Are cut by walks asunder;
BY each stone is set that shows
What seeds waiting under.
o seeds that reSt beneath the strife,
While men above are praying,
Your forming to inImortallfe
Is what they name decaylngl
An Endless Summer comes with speed,
And brings Morning Hour,
When from each bed that holds seed,
Shall spring asplondid Flower
A Flower that shal never fade,
From blights or winters hoary,
But grow and blossom Oh, arrayed
In everlasting glory.
And each shall be so very fair,
And with such beauty swelling,
That God shall want thing so rare,
In His Eternal Dwelling
And so His Holy Ones shall come,
In that Illustrious Morning,
And plant them in a Happy Home,
To bloom for its adorning.
Sunday, April II, 1864. "
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New Firm.

BY cardpublished elsewhere it will
be seen that Col. JOHN M. CoNNELL
has become associated with CLARKE &
FRITTER in the practice of the law
This will make one of the strongest
legal combinations in the city.
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FOR SALE BY


TENHE undersigned offers for sale the rohSehisht
] Dwelling House, with % Aeres III well i'm.
proved, ahd rich land, m which she now resides.
situate one mile North Of Lancaster on the Colum-
bus road, and North ofthe Lutheran Cemstry' The
House is good Frame, one and half stofius high,
With four rooms and good Cellar in which hothing
fro3e curing the last severe winter There iB good
well ufwater which has never been known 10 fhil.-
Those desiring bargain which they will nevet regret.
viii please call and see me aud will cheetfly give
them auy information that they may desire. Tho
terms will he cheap. Call
March IL, is6s@sWol MAGDALENA cowDEN,
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Pleasant Township
Seminary.

TINaE above Seminary united with the Hygiene.
L Home Cure, is an Institution of learning that
presents to ALL but more especially TO Inyalids, the
opportunity of securing a 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 a circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
IS L. A. D. ls6i and consist of 40 weeks, divided into
Three ssions, as follows
Summer Session from March the 2sth 20 June 18th
1864 Twelve weeks tuition So Vacation 10 weeks
Fall Session, IRON August goth TO November the 18th
1851 Twelve weeks tuition Sc. No vacation.
Winter Session, from Ndvember2lst 1864 to March
the 10th. 1868. Sixteen weeks tuition ss.
Tuition must be paid in advance, or seeuredb by note
and no reduction viii be made on account Of absence
n5-Boaring, consisting OF farinaceous food, fruit
and vegetables will be furnished by the Principals al
So per week.
B3-I have also purchascda Piano, and secured the
services of Professor c. SCHNEIDER to give instruction
en- the Piano, and other instruments Of music, on rea
sonable terms DR.. JOSEPH FEEAfAN, Principal,
MICHAEL KEAGY, Assistant.
March 10, 1s64-1y50
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JUsT REcEIyED.-P, Rising has just
received a choice stock Of Spring and
Summer Clothing at his stand, Tall
madge Block, Main street. He is also
prepared to make to order, on short
notice, all kinds Of Clothing. If You
antanything in the Clothing line call
at the Store of p Rising and you will
there fndj just the article to suit you.
April q, 1S64-3m
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Union victory at Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 19.-T B. Brown,
Republican candidate for Police Com
missioner, was elected to day by BOG
majority. The Republicans gain four
alderman, making the Council a tic.
Only about q two-third vote was
polled.
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THURSDAY, April 2l, 1864.


ITHE Unlon-It must, and shall be preseryedp
ARdreW Jackson
CELEBRITY and Unlen--now and forever, one
and nseparable,--Ddaie Webster
0IF am asked when am for dissolution ofthe
Union, answer, Never! Neyer!p'-Henry Clay.
GIT is question of government or no govern
ment, country or no country "--Stephen A. Douglas
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McolelIand 60 SO back to the Potoma

,NEw. YoFE, April 19,TThe Herald s
AIe&andria aud Washington dispatch
es state that Grant will appoint Me-
Clelland to command in the Army Of
the Pptdniac. ~
Secretary Chase arrived in Wash
ington on Monday night.
Wade and Gooch, Of the Committee
ON the Conduct Of the War, left for
Cairo to take evidence relative to the
massacre at Fort Pillow.
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Special Notice.

To farmers and citizens generally,
ifyou wish to buy clothing of any
kind, 60 to ISSAC LEWIS. q This is
now wthe cheapestplace in Lancaster,
Give him a call and see for yourselves,
His store is, still at the old stand in the
ShadiftrsBlock. E " s
Aprl4-2w. ISAAC LEVY.
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LANCASTER MARKET.

A REMEDY FOR PILES.--It is blessing to the
suffering to know that we have eectual cure fol
this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. j. p Hazarde
of lGi Second street, Cincinnati Ohio, takes great
pleasure in informing all who are suffering with piles
that he used small quantity of strickland's Pile
Remedy, and it effected permanent cure. This
seems to be the case with all who make of this
splendid preparation. 1t is manufactured at No. &
East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ELIZABETH nEoHTEL,s ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
Y been dulyapponted and qualified as Admnstrs-
tor of the estate Of Elizabeth Bcehtel late Fairfield
county, deceased. SAMUEL BARR, Admir-.
March 3lst, AID 1SGi-l-3w".
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Nod q &C.

EVNHE undersigned having purchased anl ,horoug
4 " repAirei and improved he
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THE THoRoUGH-BRED HORSE,

VK7ILL make a season Nt my Stable, three miles
wv East of Lancaster, (near the pike this Spring.
This is the fine young horse bought by Col. Con-
nell of Hon. Bale Peyton, of Tennessee He was by
Keene Richards lmpC rted Arabian SACKLOWIE
out Of Col. PeyLon's celehrated Race Mare