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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-16
L1Eur. soLomoN HoMoN,

Of the First Ohio, who was wound
cd in the late battles near Dallas, ar
rived at homo yesterday. His left
arm was amputated between the cl-
bow and wrist.
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S4TERDlY. June 25th, 1864,
Probate Court Of Licking County
Ohio,

JOHN REED as administrator de bone non ofJusley
Campbell, deceased
yersrs
sarah r. Campbell. Iu-lcy Gilrner Campbell, aud
sarah ice Campbell.
~ pur,uancr ot an order granted by said court,
Ewi.i onor t,r-ae ri gIgIic auction on
4TURDi \, JgAc 25th, A.D. 1864,
ct l. clock 1l uon tn" premises, the following do
srrihtf rnn esta'" situate in tie county ofFaried
anl state Gi ohio, tn-wit Being eishty-nine and
,yrnivour hun ircdthS go 7llOd) acres Of land of
She Wcst side OF the Northeast riaTter OF Section
Th.rty -ivc go, Township Fifiefn (l5, OF Range
twenty, ~ in Fairfield count, Ohio, together with
a ccrtm right NJ way to the same across the North
oni of the hlian.c oi said Quarter, and being the
sam, eighty -ujrr aud spyenty-four hundredths 90
1i-luni acres and right of way, which set apart
and n.s arel In sad Irsey Gilmcr Campbell, and
sti! --sh Alice Ctmphell, in certain partition pro-
ctoaes mad in said Fairfield county Court Of Common
Pleas st its October term 1881. in which proceedings
William Campbell was plaintiffand Iusley GilmefiSad
Strlh A!re .,i Sarah r. Campbell were de iendRnp'
and tp which reference is made for fuller descrlptIOn
Sad premises III be sold free ans clear Of dover.
Arrr,ised at s3,lio 90-leo,
Terms of fSae-One-thr.i in hand, Gne-third in one
wear and one-thri in two Vents Nom day Of sale,
with Interest," the payments 10 he sechTed hy mort
gig, nnon the premises Sold and 10 sell for at least
t1o-tA.r,l- of said @pprIlsement
JOHE HEED,
Admir- nc b0nir n0n Gf jUsley Campbell, doc.
: CN>E. Attorney for plJn,lf
nlaG Gl6-9.jW ---piSI W.
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Another Fire.

The stable adjoining Shaeffer's Tan
merry took fire and burned down yes
terday about l o'clock. The engines
were en the ground in time to save the
Tanpery. --l--l -LL.-
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highest degrcc worthy of imitation:
Liberty Township and the Soldiers.

A. T. Mason, Central Committee
member from Liberty township, sends
the following list of contributions,
Keep the ball rolling. There should
be at least $25 90 from each town
ship, subscribed to send the Ga,
zctte to the soldiers:
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Firemens Dance on
-EDEl. the 4th.

tafand Bail win be given BY the Reliance Fife
CotiApany on the evening OF the
F0URfH OF july
at the City Hail, IA. .,.. # IT,
r The members OF Younk kmenca Fire Company are
especially solicited 10 attend.
cordial invitation Is also OK tended ID all the ct.
zens Of Ladcastsr friendly TO tho prosperity ofthe
Fire Companies.
Tickets pcr coune..",,, ,....,,,.,.," .,,.,""N ~
Ny order ofIomn, irec.
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House for SnIN.

The large brick house, at the foot Of
Broadway, known as tho Ring Proper
ty, Is oferdcd for sale. 1t is valua-
Bic property for number of purposes,
Sec advertisement.
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Special attention is called To The .ad
vertisement of Isaac Levy. He has
just established in connection with his
extensive stock Of ready made cloth
ing tailor shop, and secured thc>ser-
vices Of first class cutter.
,ss Call and see his elegant assortment
Of piece goods, = - =
Lancaster, juno o,-3m. ,.~
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Estate Of Thomaa Narris,

NOTICE is hereby given thai the undersigned has
\ been appointed and qualified as Administrator NJ
the Estate Of Thomas Norrs deG. All persons in
dehtel totha Estate are requested tn iuake mmedl-
ate payment. HENRY g. BLACK.
,ltne CITY lsGi-JMll
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=" Ladies ..............."...... . 50


Ns zc1ous friends of popular education, and dea'.
ring thu complete success Of our common school sts-
tenn, deeply regret the lack ot that proper qnai
cation many OF our teachers 80 essential 70 eeeute
the cunspmmaton oi object of 50 Tntlct inpOr-
tancc This Normal school will siiord q tare opPor-
tunyto teachers for improvements their profession
Of which hope and trust many vii avail them
selves We intend 10 use our hsst efiorts 70 elevate
the Sdnderd Of qualifications aud prevent the dipaA-
troas consequences that would follow from bavipg
ignorant snd unqualified persons occupying theira.
pnrtant position o! Instructor,
May2G-orsw" HARPER L HART5LER.
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DR.. J. w. LEWIS has resumed the
practice of medicine in Lancaster
Oficc-corncr Of Broadway and Wheel
ing streets: lt6e TagaD
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Ans
Y haer apH1jnte and qualified - Administrator M
the r ,tate II Samuel Albright, deceased. Az pei
SONS indebted To the Estate arc requested 10 make
imniedla' payment. DANIEL. Al BRIGHT.
.Iili1h Nh. lSii.-TMa
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LANCASTER MARKET.
N66fCCs

N1oTIcE is hc,eby givcn to the Stockholders Of
Y the Fairfield Union Academy, thAt the annual
election of trustees will be held at the Academy on
Saturday the Second day Of Jkty, 1864,
at 2 o'clock, p. ". 2
~ JONAS HITE, President.
Mean McNIuGHrES, Secretary. .sth..H.
limo l6 le6i--1y
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NaNTWCE.

yE1IiE undersigned has been duly appoiEsaA ad'
4 m,nstrator Of the estate Of JOSEPH WORN sr.v
late Of Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased,
All persons indebted - the estate arc reNesasq "
make Immediate payment. .,.a.-
May 3lrl0-3w. JAMES u, NOkh.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

LARGE, SUBSTANTIAL, COMMO-
n ,livus BRICK HOUSE, well adapted TO dwelling,
otcl or othrr purposes. in good repair, situate on
Broad stree, and cincinnati 4 GAINESVILLE Railroad,
in th Cty of Lancaster, will DC offered ut Admins
traitors sale.
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ExHuzcR6AO

THNIi L undersigned will open a Normal Institute as
Lancaster, Ohio, July llth, 1854, 10 continue tiK
weeks Competent instructors arc engaged. Classes
will to formed in the common branches, and II de-
sired, IN Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Physiology 2e
Lectures will he delivered on the science Of Teach
ing and school GOV CrnmCnt.
Tuition for ntlemen"."....."..."..s4 80
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Exempt from Municipal or State
Taxation.

tlo.I IIIIO ID IunreV3nI from OWp 10 tl.p0 yfT
cant nor sn,u,, scc,rtl,ng In the r,t ic,ies
q v.yio,, narts of ,ho country,
,,,hs ,,,.s,,, r,,c of nre,nioro on coiI ;hey ma,
o,.r Eioht ner Cent, In.er..t
n o,,,rc,o and are NJ canal s,,ron ee az ,crros.
49,, =. .,,,,...,, i,,,...,,,ont
,,,'aa,s,t... 80, .,,,,,,.s ,sr.- -o o-.,, 10,
,,'s,r,- IL. 49, ,,.,,,. ,t..,,'+i,,,s a
r. ~, ta aoIl,,,,o, n n4-,,,s,,ra,. ,,ts
80 ,.,i,, ~, ,,,,, oo,.,,;,.s
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Remember the meeting Of the Union
Central Committee on next Saturday
A full attendance is urged.
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SCSAHNH RING. Admnistratrix)
"fIh" estate oI GE0EGE RING, Piaintf
/ dc,.r;t-ch,
dguuist
JACOB /. I;lSi. efa'- Defendants.
PLTITIpN 10 sELL LANDS IsD ASSIGN BUwAk
Jlirs uaice Of hu crtat granted by the Probsts
Court nr Fairfield cou'.tt, Ohio will offer for sso
St public au'.tiu.. At the dttr Of the Court House,
ia Lancaster Ohio, on
SATURDAY, JpRe 2jth. 1864,
t2 o'clock =. NJ. the following described rea! es
tate siruatc III Fairfield county Ohio: Being Ih-lots
numbers 1872 and IN the city Of Lancaster, OhIo
Appraised 1T S4.uOJ.
Terms OF salc-One-third in hand, onc-third in ons
year, and third ia years fro the day ofsale
sik interest. SC-hNNAH RING,
Administrative -! the estate Of Geo. Ring, dec
Clarke Il Fr,tter Attorneys.
Niret-Y-iW
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nR. +. o. EDWARDS offers his profession
pal services to eiyenS NJ Lancaster and vicinity.
once over slocums nrus store.
sept. 10, lse3.-u
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Estate of Roaion rrissd.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the aDSersGped has
Nhcen appointed apd qualified IS Adminfstrst"r
Of the estats Of REASON FRIEND, dsc. Lfs Of Pair
He.- o0ND'y' ~" Ell MooRr, Ainlal.,ra,o,.
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THE DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Convention to nominate can
didate for Congress will be held at
Circleville, on THURSDAY, July Nth
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Wheeler and Wilson's highest pre-
MUM Lock stitch Sewing Machine.
Grover and Bakers highest premi.
s um Elastic Stitch Sewing Machiney
M. NJ. E, Demofcst's Mirror o.. Fash.
ions for summer, and The Banner Of
Light. literary journal, at a /,
StFnSt II. b. BILBINGHGRST'S.
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The CamPatgM Gazette.
FoUR N aONrtIs FOR FIFTY CENTS.


The campaign is now opened, and
every man in the county should have
"a county newspaper. The Lancaster
Gazette during the campaign wih con-
tain all the latest news Of Importance
and will discuss thoroughly all the i'm
portant issues before the people. The
political cctnplexion of the paper is too
we'll known TO need moro than u ref
6rehce to it. The Gazette declares
eternal hostility to rebellion North or
South, and favors the most determined
and persistent war until cvery enemy
of tho Government IN arms is ever
thrown. l1AN tfA bi
During the campaign the Gazette
will be sent to subscribers at the rate
of FOUR MONTHS FOR FIFTY
CENTS, INvAatABLT IN ADVANCE
Ten copies for IS 90 and one to the
gcttor Hp,of Club.
1t is the duty of the friends of the
Cause to circulate the Gazette in cve-
ry corner and waste place of the coun-
ty. A fund should be raised to send it
to those who are not able to pay for
the paper themselves. The press is
tho mightiest engine which can be
used dHrihga campaign to shape and
change the opinions ofmen. Its work
is dohe quietly from week to week,
and men are irrcsistibiy influenced
and changed by it. ., -e a
@ Don't wait, butecnclosc the money
in a letter at once.
MILLER, KooKEN 4 sUTPHEN.
Publishers Lancaster Gazette,
Lancaster, o., juno 49, 1854 X
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Euat, of samuel AIbrirht.

N1W'r 0C b0NI' NNn HT JUsIty LInlpbtIIi uuC
. CN>E. Attorney for PlIinth.
iayl6-9.5U --piS7 W.
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Le,ytog 10 Is for CITY purpoJss, and for the Oths
pnpo.e. u, .h.s Ordinance menfioaei Jor hs yea,
lsCl.
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June 1d.lc.Jv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
From the Mississippi.

CAIRO, Jan. 81, l6ti
The steamer Hillman, from Memphis the 2Sth
inst has arrived, with 200 bales Of cotton for the East
and 100 bales for St. Louis She also brought up $50 re-
enlisted volunteers Of the 10Th Michigan volunteers,
portion Of the Cd Minnesota and largo numbers OF sol
diers from other regiments route home Oh Through
The steamer Patton burned at Walkers Bend
lsst Saturday No lives were lost The cargodesroyed
vas valued at SIS 600. The boat was owned by Hart
Co.
Advicss from Memphis represent that the guerrlllas
are again becoming troublesome at various points along
the river Quantrcls band is reported to be in the
vicinity Of Gaines landing burning cotton and con-
hitting various depredstons. No boats however have
been fred into lately
The Ohio river continues TO rise and is probably oper
20 Louisville.
Several boats cleared for 81. Louis yesterday and TO
.dsy
Brig.Gen. auckland has been assigned to the com
nsnd Of the district Of Memphis, and Brig-Gen Rec
50 that OF Cairo.
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TRSTH WARD, BROoKLYS.-1he loyal men
Of The Tenth Ward OF Brooklyn viii on Tuesday neit
attempt 10 elect Mr.. Alor. j. Van Buren, Alderman.
II al true friends " Freedom will attend the polls and
vote IL those who do 40 viii stay at the polls all
day TO guard against the frauds and mpostons which
VII be attempted by the Coppsrheads, and II the men
who escape oonsorpion sworo they were aliens are
prevented from voting, then Mr.. Van Buren, will surely
be elootei Thi. certainly is oonsummaton to be de-
sired by all good citizens Of that ward a. lie Is said to
be oiS,erling integrity, Of more than ordinary ab
ny and Of tried loyalty. Let the Union men Of tho Tenth
Ward but do their duty TuesdaT nort and the result
viii be cause for rejoicing.
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g,,.r,ainm.n,. Thi. Day md Evening.

Fo, t. Of or ~ other eoIsHa'
Of hn plpo.
AcAprxr OF muuo-IoBo topefa) D.,
WILAcKs TagArgR corner Of Broadway s5d Thirteenth
wrTEH GAaDEs BTosdwsy opposite Bond sssee.1ictet Of
Lssys MIN
OItsprc TBEAryn Broadvsy above Houston street
A Bull in . China shop-Maispps (burlesqpel.
PARx THsirsR Brooklyn opposite the City Is-opera o
Mariana -. -.
BAesuns INSTRUMENTATION Giant French 0isnt Dian, 0f
Giant Boy What sit 80, at all bours-Csinine, hus
b.nd-Ths TyroleIn WlistleT-Aternoon and EveItg.
ST. NIcHoLAs HALL Broadway, above Pnce sIest-airoI
OF the Rebellion, &c. -
HoPs CHAPEL Broadway. above Fourth srest-Ths Mann
moth St. reoscoptioou.
VAN ANpURoHs SssAsEzIK Broadway above Spring srse,
-Grand CATavan Of Wiid AnimslA
CRcuS-BRoADwAf AsPHITHsArIn, Broadway ner Broome
s,raet-EqnostrAu aud Athlstlc Performances.
HowRs CincUs Nos 10 and pol BoweryShersood Family
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The ELLSWORTH ZoUAvR BATTALION AND
REBEL PgIsosERs.-Thc Ellsworth ZOuave Battalion Of
Chicago the company that was organized by tho
aented Col Ellsworth. arrived here on Sunday after
In charge Of q number Of Rebel prisoners Major
Z. I. Brand has command Of those famous men. who
about 200 strong They bear with them the stand
Of coorr they SO noby won the bes, drilled company
in the United States They still retain the soldierly at
tributes for which they have been so Justly distin
gushed and deserve great credit for their patriotic en-
ertions educators Of military at the West They
accompany 800 Rebel prisoners to the city Of Albany
About go OF that number sent to Boston the o.
maiDder came TO this city In charge Of the Zousyes
These prisoners have all voluntarily taken the oath of
and have enlisted In tho naval service They
are hardy set Of young men mainly from the State Of
Tennessee and many OF them captured at the re-
cent battle OF Missionary Ridge. The list Regiment
urned out TO do honor TO the Zousves met them at the
tdepot and escorted them 10 quarters DroFdsd Cor than
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:, r,6,,,una.e Affair at snaaIs.
BUFFALO, n. Y. Saturday. Jan. 80. B6

BUFTALO, \. Y, Saturday, Jhl. 90, IbDl
Last evening, at the Central Depot, as some
substitutes were about leaving FOR The West, undor
charge Of soldiers belonging TO the New Hampshire In
valid Corps, boy belonging IN Buffalo was shot and
almost instantly killed by one Of the corps luDder the
impression that the boy was substitute trying TO e.
cape
There was considerable excitement for time about
the affair." and tho greatest indignation was manifested
against the soldier for so Tccklessy shooting the boy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

UNION SRRNoNs.-Dr. Skinner preached last
evening in thls series in 1wonty eighth street. His
effort was to show rs that the chief business Of Chris
tians not to propagate sectaranisn and second.
that they preach subsantas so as not to divide
the Church; that scots not needed and that the
time would inevitably when they would be done
away. These sermon, on Christian Union are to be
preached in the afternoons instead Of evenings In differ
ont churches.
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Naval.
IMPORTANT ALTERATIONS IN THE sTgAI-PRrGATB
NIAGARA.

NIAGARA.
Some weeks since The Secretary Of the Navy
ordered this vessel TO the NayyYsrd at Brooklyn for
the purpose Of making her available cruiser. Her
battery consisted OF twelve il.inch guns the main
deck each weighing fourteen tuns twelve Parrot rifles
O50 poundorO weighing cghk tuDs each. on the spar
deck The twelve Il.inch guns the main deck have
all been removed; which make the vessel nearly Fo
tuna lighter, The ports through which the inch guns
protrudcd. have all been closed and oemented. The
battery on the spar deck remains the same as before
Her dimensions are 3i5 feet ngi length Of beam, -
feet and 80 fee! II inches deep The following ID list
Of her officers:
Conlunodors Tb,mu J. Brown; Lieut.. Copig. j. j. =.
Barnes; surgeon John H. ho1i Paym"ier James ~ a.
Htcicoc Narne Ocer First Lieut. J. r. Baker, second
Lieut. L. French; Master, VIM Watson; Acting Ensign
Jeasrson A. slsmmi Enaisn' Richard ;. Chew WIN. c
We First Asst Engineer, Oscar H. inekeJ Second Ass'
EnSnsor Pa s,aoes !1EI VI DanS c
sam. r. Clark Psymssters Clerks s. n Coleman, ,: r.
Jauvi.ri Masters Mates H. &. Leslie I'd. X Place ~
Atkinson. and s. s. Jesserumi Bostswsin George smtn
Gunner Eugene Mack Carpenter Nicholas Mayer osinaSo
Alexander W. Cassrn
a SUPPOSED PIRATE.
The bark Almcns, which arrived at TINS
port on Thursday from New-Oreans, reports that on
saw a black herm. brig. who upon discover
ing ma boosted u French flag. and imInedH
atsy made oil sail and stood for US. HIS appear
aDco being 40 very su4poio we made all SAIL ana keP
before the wind which was N N. W. NJ tho time. when
no nlso altered bis course and gave chase. Az Up. m
lost sight Of him whom proceeded on our course
AT 10 p saw him again. and at 10 ~ OF the follow
ins daJ saw him again. but he made no ilrthet 9eoh
stfatiOna She was about 100 tuns long aud clipper
built. with single topsail yard Supposed her 70 DO
priga.eef.
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MARRIE

BISH0P-BAILEY-In Os-ining H. Y, on Wednesday, Jan.
r. the residence Of the brides father by tho Rev Mr.
Belmn Rector Of ST. Psus Church. Sing Sing Jesse Bshop
Mary A., daughter Of Thomas Bailey, oil Of hs sbovr
psce
LATELI-CILLEY-Ou Weinesday Jan. n. by The Res y.
St-Grn tho residence the brides aunt, Mrs Benj.
hurley Epping N. H. Mr. Ellis d. LsEei Of Brooklyn, N.
y to Mis-. Julia ID. C-y daughter Of the late Jonathan
Cilley OF Thonaston, Me.
TOUSEY - ELDERKTN = Al Setsukst, Long Island. OF
"Wednesday, Jan. "a by james 8. Evans ID. d. John y.
Tousoy ofNew FORK to Nellie daughter Of John ElderAn,
esq, Of the former place. No cards.
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Death OF Gov. Gamble--Honor 10 she
Veterans at st. Louis.
81. LOuIs. Jan. AZ le6l

81. LOUIS, Jan 81, 1864.
Gov. Gamble died to-day.
One Of the largest and most enthusiastic meetings
ever held In st. Louis assembled IN tue k"tunda Of the
Court Houss last night to devise means for the proper
reception Of the veteran volunteers OF this and other
States arriving here en- route for their homes.
heavy rain has been falling all day and there ore
Indications OF cold weather tonight.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Arrest Of rkisuappcrss

LoUIsvILLH Saturday. jan 30 1854.
In pursuance of an order from Gen Schofcld,
several persons have been arrested here to-day for kid
Mapping negroes ia Missouri and selling them here as
slaves Some of these parties arc also charged with
passing altered greenbacEs.
The commander OF the District OF huntsville. AII'
has ordered al cotton bpyers out Of his district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
Fatal Affair.

TEAHk UAUIB. Iuu., jan JI, Ictf.
A melancholy affair occurred at NATION, IL
linois this afternoon. drunken soldier attempted to
force citizen named Stevens 10 take the oath OF allie
glance. The latter denied his authority when the sol
der shot him dead.
Tho soldier bad served two years In the Rebel army
and enlisted in tho Union service IN get tho bounty IL
understood that bs viii Immediately be shot. Much
excitement exists the occurrence. and Is Is feared
thai more YiOence may take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

PREMIUMS FOR RECRUITS The total amount
u money thus far paid out In premiums TO agents for
recruits In Kings County "a g. 30 The last $50 OF the
10000 extra bounty offered by Mr.. 5. H. Chitteuden
for recruits In the Brooklyn lh Resimslt was paid on
SnAnrnnI lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

The HAMBURG STRAmBR.-There will be no
Hamburg steamship from Hamburg and Southampton
of jan 60 in consequence OF the Zee In the River Elbe
The first steamer due from those ports Is the HammoDa
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Important to Females

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of ingredients In these Pima the rssst
Of long and extensive practice They mild In their cpes~
ton and certain In correcting a. Irregularities Painful Mo-
situations removing all obsruc.ons whether nom cold
oosw'e headache pain in the side psptson Of the heart
whites all nervous saeotioDs hystshcs sue psia In Ne
back and limbs &C. disturbed ssep which arise from iDts
rup.ion Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
wa the commencement Of In the OF css
irregularities and distinctions which have consigned ssy
sPasxAruRs GRAVE No female enjoy good besth
less shs 10 regular and Whenever obstruction kss pAe
the general health begins 10 decline
DIR: CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
arc the most eectual remedy ever known for eli oomps
peculiar to Fenssa. To all they nvsusblss ~
ducins with osrtsiny periodical regularity Thoy ask,swa
to houssnds who have different periods tross
out the county having tho sanction Of Of ths s
nsnt Physicians In America
Explicit objections h each boK-the PROC Ono Doiias -
box or boEcs for o. containing from 80 70 so Pls
Pills sent by mail promptly. by Renting The prophssA
Sold By Drussss gssorsDy,
HUTCHfNGs & HILLYEn. Propriesors.
No Ca3a Al .York
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Kentucky LsRtsIsturs.

FRANKFORT, Saturday, Jan. 80, lSc4
The Legislature adjourned this morning WITH
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