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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02


RAIL ROAD ACcIDxNTs.-The evil of
Railroad accidents has attained such
magnitude as to cali for something
moro than mere passing mention. 1t
would seem there is no longer such q
thing as a saie Railroad in the entire
country Accidents gre common, even
on the best regulated Of them, as well
as the worst. This uniformity Of
misfortune can only arise from similar
general causes The fact is, the Rail
roads Of the country are nearl y worn
out. They must be almost wholly re-
constructed, of new materials, before
they will be any thing but instru-
ments of slaughter and death. But
the csoullcss corporations owning them
will continue to run them as long az q
rail will lie in its place and people
continue TO risk their necks on board
their rickety cars, without attempt
ing to put thcm in order any further
than to make them answer tho tenn
porary necessities of traffic and travel.
The greed efpresent profit blinds them
to the consideration of future proba-
bilties, and there is reason to suppose
that they will go on manning and Kill
ling until the Legislative authorities
or the people take the matter in hand
ard bring them up standing by forbid
ding ali business while their tracks
lack one particle of being in perfect
order and substantial repair. Com
munities are not always going to take
it for granted that they must submit
to the hazard of broken limbs or loss
of life every time they have occasion
to mako II short trip by Rail, merely
because corporations are too penurious
to renew the track as it becomes
worn out.
There is no subject which calls
moro loudly for Legislative intcrpo
sition and prompt and stringent ac'
ton than this. H'hese monopolies
have bceA granted immense privileges
and advantages over tho private
citizen in their charters, and it is but
Just that they should be constrained tc
some approach to a proper regard fol
the rights, the comfort and,tho safety
of those from whom they derive The
gains which swell their dividends.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
pxOGgEsy OF THE WAC,


Since our last, intelligence of further
important captures has been received.
Fort Anderson, on Cnpc Fear River,
was occupied by the forces ander Gen
SchoGeld,on the 18th Of February, after
q bombardmcnt by Admiral Porter's
fleet, and flanking process by force
commanded By Gen. Cox, of Ohio. Ten
heavy guns, uninjurcd, and consi
dcrablc quantity of ammunition, were
captured, with some prisoners. Loss
in kiIlol and wounded small on either
side
On thc memorable 22d Of February.
the city Of Wilmington WIS occupied
by Gen. Terry's troops. Very little
fighting took place. our forces having
moved with such expedition after the
evacuation Of Fort Anderson, and the
flanking process being repeated by
Gen. Cox in such way as TO threaten
the garrisoa Of the city with capture
entire. They accordingly left with
precipitation, leaving unaccomplishcd
much Of tho destruction Of rebel pro.
pcriy which they intended to cfHccS
Thirty or forty cannon, a large quan,
tity Of cotton, turpentinc, stores, &c
with several hundred prisoners, fell
into the. hands Of the National forces.
1t is reported. that Lee has gone
South TO conduct the operations against
Sherman; Joe Johnston being left ia
command at Richmond. A great bat
Tie is believed 10 DC imminent in tho
attempt to check Shcrmans progres.
Northward. Lee is beloved to be us
ing his utmost cndcavors to effect
concentration sufficiently formidabl,
to Gght Sherman with prospect o
success-while Grant, in attempting t,
prevent this, may find 1t cxpcdicnt I,
make such demonstrations rs will brin.
on 4 battle in the vicinity Of Rich
mon1. At the timo of writing thi
odncsday morning Shcrman's pc
sition is not linown-though wo hav
~ fears but that the proper vigilanc
and a2tiyity is observed through al
oar armies 10 meet tho most dcspcrat,
effort Of the cnemy. As 10 the proba
biIity Of any serious disaster, we d.
not believe in it, But there is cnougl
ol mystery and unccrtainIy.in the mill
tary situation, apart from our success
ses on the sea coast, to produce ankle
ty, profound but hopclul--with regar
to tho result Of tho next collision G
armies.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

DAsulNG REBEL EXpLoIT.-OH the
morning Of February 2lst, before day
light, a picked body of rcbcl cavalry
entered Cumberland, Maryland, and
captured Generals Crook and Kelley,
with somc minor officers and a flag
A force was dispatched in pursuit, but
was unsuccessful. Major Gen. Crook
is an Ohioan, and an officer Of uncom'
mon ability and promise. His loss at
this iuncluro is serious but accidents
will happen" &c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

THE 7-3O LOAN,

The sales Of Z .30s for the week end
ing Saturday last, amounted to ST.
900. 900. The amount sold since the
first of February is sGS,OOO,OOO, leav'
ing to be disposed Of about 100000,
600. A very largo proportion of this
loan is taken in single subscriptions o
$50 and 500 each, thus diifusing it al
over the country, and amongaIl classes
of people.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
LIST or LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed in the Post at LoncN
Ter, state of ohio, on the 18th of january 1869.

Remaining unclaimed in the rost,Otfce ut LNncas'
ter, state OF ohio, on the 18th OF january 1850.
nS-ro obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must rnll for "a ircrii@i ettoIs' give the date of
his ilst, and pay one cent tor advertising,
H5rlfuot called for within one month"; thoywill be
scnt ia tho nead Letter Oiicc,
Free delivery ofLetters by carriers nt the rGsldcn-
ces of the owners, may he by observing the
following Rules'
a. vsn,l na the pnstehlceNnd State,
70 Ucnd letters with the writer's I0s'Qfcea STATE,
street. and number sign them pllnly with iull name,
andrequcstthat answers be directed nccordlngy', -
town or cty whose special address may bo unknown,
b%mid at the lower LEFT hand corner, with
the word "rrRns cnt L.,
Place the Postage Stamp on the upper right
hand corner and lcaco space between the stamp and
direction for post,mdrkiHg without interfering with
the writing. ,.,.,,,.
,,rtcr If unclaimed within 10 days or less, written or
printed with the writer's name posf,eNee ana Siafr,
across thc len hand end of the envelope onthc face
side, viii be complied with nt the usual prepaid rate
Of nnstagc rnyalac whcn tho letter is delivered to
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
nealy.NInde olothlng.

JAKE Block has just returned from
the East with tho largest and best as
sortment of Ready -Made Clothing,
&C., sc, ever brought to this market.
He thinks that he can sell goods at a
gold standard. Call and examine his
extensive stock. His stock of piec
goods, and his facilities for Naking
them up to order cannot be surpassed
in tho city of Lancaster. 32-3m
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

GuEpRILLA WARFARE.--Thc Rich,
mond Sentinel threatens tho Govern
ment with u guerrilla warfare, after
the main rebel armies shall have been
beaten and destroyed. 1t is to be
hoped this threat will bo carried out,
as it will result in the sweeping from
the face of the earth of u vast amount
of barbarous and murderous filth
which now encumbcrs it,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
The R.cOnstrucIion DiIl.

We are glad to bo able to chronicle
the defeat of this bungling and compIi.
Gated measure in thc National House
Of Representatives. Somo time ago it
had the appearance Of being n pet
scheme of Congress, as 1t certainly
was Of its immediate progcnitors, As
it grew in age, however, it did not
grow in strength and public favor,
apd finally died Of Inherent weakness
and dclormity, Tho country may be
congratulated on the fact that tho sub.
icct passes out Of the hands of this
Congress, into those ofone more fresh
from the people, and moro likely to
reflect their views in tho settlement
oi the great questions Involved. We
look forward in the expectation OF see
ing il taken hold ofin the wise spirit
heretofore manifested by tho President
in his sagacous policy in dealing with
the reconstruction question. This, rs
we understand it, has been, 10 rccoq
ni.e the i0ydi, WHiOn element Of stat,
HOWEVER SMALL, as THE S'ate--igno.
ring the existence Of any or all Other
clements therein, except for the pur.
pose Of their annihilatio or removal
The nucleus Of loyal sentiment thur
recognized as the State, (whcncvc
the military power OF the rebellion i
broken) will 90 on augmcntng by
cyer'contInning accrctions, until iron
only n single representation in Con
Grcss perhaps, il shall become entitled
to tho full quota of members il pos
scssed at the timc of its attemptc,
leave taking Of the Union. This vii
avoid the admission that any Stat
ever has or ever could have seeded
II any whore tho disloyal, rebel clc
ment continue ob'tinately obtrusive
IL should be discouraged, frowncd, leg
SLATED, punished out of existence =
Such ie an inadequate setting forth {
our IDEA Of roeonstretion-and W
cannot as yet see bow, in accordanc
with tho principles upon which GU
government is based, th@ object ca
be etfs&ea upon any plan that sha
be widely dissimilar from the anc in
dcated
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

E@The Kentucky Legislature has
rejected the Constitutional Amendment,
by n vote of about 2 TO /, in both
Houses. A new Legislature is to be
elected in August, which may do bet
ter. The Cincinnati Gazette says that
from the way in which tho President
is throwing cold water on tho U nion
men, success is doubtful in that clcc-
lion, and that il we lose il, Mr.. Lincoln
will bo rcponsible. If the Gazette
would only get over IL habit it has o
causclcssly "throwing cold water on
tho President and the Administration
ii would increase its usefulness and &C
ccptabilily as Il Union paper,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

r3-IT is now stated that Leo has
not gone South-but that Joe John
ston has been placed in command of
the forces opposed to Sherman.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

Lindsey, Little, Lockwood, Long, Ly-
on, McGill, McIntire, Messenger, Mil
Ter, Nixon, odlin, Pursell, Randall,
Reber, Root, Scott Sicg, Sphar,
Thompson, Warner, Waters and West.
SIS.
The negatives, wcro-
Mcssrs. Beer, Bochmer, Boosel, Dres
bach, Edwards, EsliII, Fielding, IIiUbs,
Jones, Rcyscr of Monroe, PGtnam and
Thornhill.--12.
The Union men who have arrived
since, have recorded their votes in the
affirmative and the Copperheads in the
negative.
Not content with voting against the
ratification, Mr. O'Connor in the Sen
ate, and Mr.. Bocsel, in the House, put
themselves upon the record in a still
more distinct manner. The following
is Il resolution introduced by Mr. O'Con'
nor:
"WnEREAs, In these times of wild
fanatcism and disregard among the
rulers, Of the organic law of our count
ry, the least semblance Of conformity
to the fundamental principles. of our
Government, as instituted by the IA
thers of the Republic, is not only
grateful TO the patriot, but worthy OF
all commcndatiOn land
"WHEREAs, The little States Of Del
awnreand New Jersey, in their recent
action through their Legislatures, on
the proposed amendment to the Cen
.stitution, have manifested their full
adherence 10 the fuith as delivered to
them by the tdtherS; Therefore, as fit
memorial Of tl.cir actions, and as a be-
coming time on which to commemOr'
ate the same, be it
"ResoIrcd By the Generdl Assembly
Of Ohio, That the Governor be, and is
hereby ordered, to have one hundred
guns fired at II o'clock, on February
%, 1865, in commemoration OF the no
bic and patriotic action of Delaware
anC New Jersey, in $efusing theil
assent to the constitutional amendment
at this time"
And the following, by MI: Bocsel
of the House, Qeaving out several o
the "whcreascs.'
! WHEREAS, Several Of tho States il
this same time serving spirit have al
ready approved Of said amendment
to The Constitution and at time 100
when many of the States Of the ole
Union for four years last past have
not been, and are not now, represent
ed in Congress. and are yet so severe
ly to bo affected by such change
t which declares to them at once iha
! they can never again return to tn
, Union with their rights as guarantee
: to them by the old Constitution
; and,
> WHEREAS, To stem the tide and til
t mad career of this wild spirit Of tn
t day, the true old States Of pclawar
and Now Jersey have boldly and man
= fully declared against the aiorcsai'
change therefore,
y Re8o,ctd. That the thanks of eN err
c truo Union man, and especially {
c this General Assembly, are due to th
= said States of Delaware and Now Jcl
sey; that We heartily congratuIat
: them, and do hereby tender to thcI
Il our sympathy and support in sue
t noble and glorious work.
. These gentlemen arc welcome t
2 the record. The devotion of the part
# to slavery is quito touching
d mourns over the corpse and refuse
20 be comiottod.. A. p. NJ.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

A PREMATURE GUsn.-Thc State
Journal indulgcs in jubilation over
what it calls the fact that the rebe
flag was expelled from Charleston OF
81. Patricks Day. We hope that st
Patrick's Day, when it comes, vii
give us something better even thar
Charleston.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

r9- Reports by Yesterdays mail
place sherman in the neighborhood OF
Fayetteville, ninety miles up Cape
Fear River from WILMINGTON. Portcl''s
fleet was above tho latter place, pro-
ccoding up the river
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
81. srn11Na our AT cosT.

As / have opened a new Store in
Columbus, and will move there before
April, / will sell from this day, my
whole stock of goods for cost. Most Of
these goods were bought when g. q
was low. Have on hand fno assort-
ment of Christmas and New Years
presents. Call before 1t is too late.
l A. AARON.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

E1"John Y. BealI, the leader of the
Lake Erie rcbel pirates, alter having
been once rcspitod by the President,
was executed On Friday last, at Gov
crnors Island, New York. '
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

pss~ Great activity is reported in the
Army Of tho Potomac, portending Sc.
rious work before tho lapse ofmany
days.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

ANOTHER PEACE Acknowledgement
Singleton and an Ex'Judge Hughes
ure said to have gone to RichmSnd un-
der passes from President Lincoln,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

Host. On Friday, February
18th, a fine Gold Pen with Silver ex-
tension case. The finder will bo. lib
orally rewarded by returning the
same to this Office,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

Congress has passed Il law prohibit
ing army and navy officers from inter
ferng in elections, under heavy penal
ties, and the same has been approved
by the President,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

PRovlDENCE ON TuE SIDE OF TIE
SoUTu--Thc Richmond and other
rebel papers have never ceased to de-
clare that Providence is fighting on
their side. 1t may be possible they
speak the truth in this, as the best
thing that can possibly happen to
thctn is to be whaled back into tho
Union.