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TFHAs~s.
L,OR the entire and perm ntni cure OF Hernia. or
L Rupture.
These Trusses are believed to be the best made In
the United States, ard are N use " most u the
mos. distinguished Surgeons in the West.
FOR sale at the
iantslAw KEoguK DRUG sTGFE
Instrusnenss
L~oR the cure Of club foot and d9formed limbs
e and spine embracing the latest and most sci
entilc impfoven, nts, Tor sale az he
hEoht X DRUG STORE,
| iantsiGw sth street, bet. Main Il Bsonaeau.
Elnsstc Ssocksngs
I,OR broken yeias and diseased limbs, for sale 1T
| + the hEOKIK DRUG STORE,
janlsdGw 9th St. bet. Main and Blondean.
VACCINE NCAHA.
| I,,REsn VACCINE aCABs, always Cd hand and
L. for sale at tho
an,oaAw KEoKUK DRUG STORE.
C0mPOIJNp HYPOPHstspH OF
MANGANEAE.
y7ERY celebr ated as remedy in Pulmonary ar.
! Y fections, highly recommended IN the MedicHi
Journals as the most valuable medicine yet diseuv~
| ered for obstinate and distressing Coughs For
KEoKUK DRUG STORE,
Anlaatw Fifth.st. bet Mar BloEdesu
/ I'm, pr q yen TIA he Extcpst~u = yrtuGe,
| r Evils L CIARDSoN 's,-the mos heauti-
IL full aud con venent apparatus yet invented. TOT
sale at The hEOhUh phuo cAohE-
/ my26d
/ FANCY ARTICLES.
/ EMBRACING colognes. Toilet soups very hnel,
/ L. Vinaigre Rouge, Pink Balls Aromatic Zach
| GUS, TOR the breathl fur ale ~ the
ap19dAw KEoAlK DRUG STORE.
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Leaves Net Capital and Assets two hundred and
eighty-tix thoa and two hundred and seven dollars
and q teen cents,
IL. The greatest amount allowed by Charter IN
any one risk Il SO 600.
Ia No limit IL fixed by Charter or BY Laws 70 the
amount OF insurance IN any one town, but care IL
taken 10 limit the 4mouat ia any one exposure to
$4,000.
Is. No limit il fixed By Charter or FLAWS to
tbs amount OF insurance BY this Company in
any one bio, but care is taken, as in No. II pre-
ceoiIg.
L. a col of the Act Of Incorporation Of this
Compa ~, AMI ane Ii ucuts thereto. by tie Legs
lAtule OF uri, l.sd With the Statement Of
March l. 500 IN the Office of the Auditor II the
State of Iva an Is hereby referred TO, and male
part OF shiF St. cement.
TN WINES WHEREOF, The Missouri State
Mltua gire and VI = inc | ii. IL anec Com
pany have esused these pre- ents to BE-
/ signed by their Presidenf, ard their com /.
L. e. men seal, and the att tasion of their
secretary, to be hereunto affixed, in the
city Of st. Lou this arSt day of Janu-
AIRY, eighteen hundred and stxty-one.
IArrEsr ). NJ. ED1ELL, Pres't.
X. S. ELLIorr, See'y
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| TUSI received from the American Clock Co. .
81 large lot vi 50 hour and day clocks, Assorted
| STYLES, al No. j Estes House.
septl2i Dr. HUMPHREY.
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~ r. HUMPHREY. Aaeiton ana CON-
-. mission Merchant, No. 6 Estes House.
Regular Aaction sales Iassaay, thursday
and SATURDAY MORNINGS; also every ovahing. III
niture sales every Saturday morning.
%n- Particular attention given to sGier In ms
counlrY laLFi
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VOL. Ist WIIiIRUW,s IOWA il Ef0RTs, being
v vol. 8 Of the series, just received At
OGDEN, BROW NELL d CO.'S
CRY Book sToER,
dccl4d No. 81 Main-st.
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ID hCEis LID this cay, on conrignment, cases 81
Mime Calf Boots--to be closed out immediately,
No 4 ties House. fSeprl2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
For the Volunteers.

Contributions to the companies OF Cap
tains Sin ;hcomb d Giesy. will be for
wardgd from Lancaster, on Tuesday the
9Th, inst, 10 mgnner Ike those recently
forwarded to Slatford's Compsny From
2 TO 3 cents per. pound will be required
to pay express charges. The packages
will be weighel ss they come in. For
convenience. il has been arranged, that
ths packages shalt all be delivered in one
day; viz; on Monday the 10.
Articles proper to be sent, are, cakes
cheese. fruits, butter in csns, sealed, dried
beef, boiled ham, lom,toe in saa'ed cans
tobacco, cigars, &c, dc. Cothing is no,
needed, Pat your packages up secure
Iy. in small boxes or linnon env-lops, and
attach the name our friend 30 it CAM
get of, The packages are all put in store
boxes, and directed TO Iha camp where
they are distributed Letters and money
can no included. Willie the noble boys
are standing betwecu you and your eue,
mics, cheer them with Your kind remem
brances. Don'tuegleot TO get your pack
ages in OF Monday, to the room of Dr,
Scott, at the head Ct the frs! sairs, Tall.
msdge Bock. -
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For tas Lancaster GaEe!,o
The Ea.Ie's Extra.

For Wonder! the Ohio Eagls on the
morning Of Saturday last, contained the
Presidents Message. This of course was
several hours in advance Of any sheet in
this nsighboIhood, including oven The
Cincinnati papers But it was peIhapa
curious to notice how this E9ltG was re-.
gardsd by the citizens OF this towa.-
Here" says ona, "here is the Message. -
Indeed" replied the passerby, "LsI me
see." The Ertra was handed. 30. this
is that id secession sheet, the Ohio
Eagle; cannot Gefile my hands with it. !"
Thus it was refused number of times, by
intelligent gentlemen who stand up for
the Uuion regardless OF heir party preco-
dents. One gentleman replied; when
told of the Message ia this Extra, "ln the
Camp in Virginia. our neighbors and sons
stand facing the trait rous and rebelious
bullets of the enemies of our country. In
that camp if that Eagle were found, the
subscriber TO il would Ue arrested On sus-
picion of bearing "aid and comfort" TO
those IN rebellion to our country. | will
take into my hands no p per that is not
allowo among the soldiers who have gone
out to project the integrity Of otmy oouu.
try"
To the treatment Of lhis Extra, l make
this remark. sO far as the Il litor InpanI To
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lhe eItIaens of Lanea.tsr aad ,ulroundinr

Il
the citizens Of Lancaster and surrounding
counlty.
The state OF tbIegs chat pass in review
before ths traveller, from 40 miles north
Of Baltimore on The Yorktown road, and
as far as went into virginia, must be- wit.
messed TO be realized. Suffice it to say,
that the roads sad bridges are guarded at
every point, by armed soldiers: and the
land, in certain places covered with mill.
tsry encsmpmsns. There was computed
to be 81 900 troops on tbs Virginia si1e.
sud $1,000 aroun1 Wa.hiog,oo; besides
cavalry, Alexandra is dcsolsi6u. -
The citizens mostly having left, and sol
diers hsvlng taken Iheir places. The
freight houses instead Of being used Gr
their legitimate end, srs filed with mill.
tsry stores. The railroads leading out
IRON there. are worked by the r. deraI an
lhorty; and troops appropriate. SONG
times, what they require from Yirginians
s rangers landing there, rom the river.
are required to have passes from he war
department, signed By General Mansfield
or be liable to arrest spent some time
examining Arlington HightJ. and the ap.
proaches TO Washington from the Virgin.
ia sils; and ! conceiSod It impossible f3l
The Secession forces to approach the riv.
er; especially as the Government could
in addition to the forces already stationed
there, throw forward At au hours notice
perhaps $4,000 men from ths Wssliuy
ton sids.
There were full re e.iinents arrived IL
Washington for the "a hours ending moor
Sunday, The 3Oth; and numhsr more 81
route. TIree regiments came ~ the Po
tomac in ships OF war, on Saturday thu
29th and landed at Wellington, In re.
gard 10 a general forward movement ot
tie Federal troops in Eastern Virginia. |
could learn nuthing from anything heard
on either side Of the river. Butup n the
general position Of things, venture au
opinion, that none viii bq made befor,
! fall. This Of course, is conjecture, but !,
reasonable to me, s..
1t may surprise soma. when / say, tina
Washington City presents its usual bnsi
ness appearance; and lh,, The general de
pertinent otlhe citizens gives the idea o
assurance on their part, Of psrf.c
sa ETY. Nor do believe that he leas
fear exists a the Capitol of an attack; N
if an attack, of the Consequences. Tn,
sol iers and officers paradng the streets
and thiongng the hotels, is all that re
minds one Of the gigantic preparations 70
war that are going on, The troops ar
Ieneamped one aud two miles out
There is an old gentleman BY ,he nam
Of Wan. McLau him, who in his So
year. is commanding company in n
1T Ohio Regiment, His head is sn),
white. He says hs served with G.ners
S,uders,n of thie city. IN tbs la.o war
aud to him Ao desires to be rcmanbecsl
H. SCOTT. syn.
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mARRrrn.

On the 9TH day Of july by the Rev.
IS Carpsot-r Mr.. SrEPaEN H. EKiBlrSu 70
Miss CArHARisE WErLER all of Fairfield
county.
On wednesday morning. July Sd 1881
q 81 J3hn's Chur b. ny the Ray. E.. NJ.
Gray, Mr. jANEs M. SrAuoHroH, Of c .
oinnst, snJ Aiss I0A n. CATFEE, Of
Lancaster, o.
% Tuesday morning. July 81. 1861.
by Rev. F NJ. Gray, Nj. GeoAos +.
WirrE. Of New orls,ns and Mi<s ALICE
L. daughter Of Jno. T. Brasee Esq Of
Lancaster, O.
June d, 9o,h, at ths Tarn ,J-e
House 10 This city, b. Rev C Il. Eel.
ton, Mr. WILLIAM WHnE.lx-to M,s. Mas.
lTHA THoxAs. all o fTsrIton.
b. the same. Juns 30 IA, Mr. JAcol
Rtcksy sod Miss AyoEtLlcA Mo9.zi
all o. this CO
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kentucky.

The Cincinnati Gazette says: II VIZ
were TO express an opiaion Oh the sym.
ptoms in Kentucky, it would be that the
Secessionists were determined to bring
in the Confederate troops from Tennessee
and precipitare things, before the State
election, on the 4lh Of August The
seizure of the rolling stock on the Louis
vile d Nashville Railroad, by the mil.
ilary authorities of Tennessee, is prob
ably preparatory to that end. Now, the
Louisville journal sa;s, tho Secessionists
are sitting up with Governor MAsoFFIN,
urging him to have the State Guard seize
the read and run it under military su.
pervision, so as to defy the Government
embargo on contr,baud goods.
Then all the stock ol the road, and
the road, would be in saf, hands for the
Confederate troops, at the proper time
In the meantime Kentucky neutrality, as
interpreted by the Seoessionsts. is a
CLOSE military alliance with Tennessee.
We hope that the Government will be
ready to render assistance promptly to
the Kentucky Union men, for it looks
very much as II they would soon need 1t.
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Intores,inr from Marllnsburg.

MARrNsBURe, July 9.-Two desefters
arrived here frem JohnStcn's camp. They
say he las Is, 900 men. Reliable infor'
nation has been received that johnson
has lately been re-enforced from Manas
sas.
is now said that 60 rebels were killed
and wounded iu the affair at Hainesville
Re-enforcements were coming IN, which
gives us about $4,000. There is ru.
NOR here that Mcclellan had routed Wise
at Laurel Hill.
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nc comet and olhor Monder,.

A"S (NhNN pHN OAnoI WOuuGIbt
Much surprise was caused few eve
niDgs since by the appearance Of Com :
ct, suggesting to every one all that they
had ever heard Of the omiuous character
of these strange visitors, both as to the
dagger that in their seeming srratic
course they might come in contact with
the earth or some Of the celestial bodies,
and knock the under -pinning from the
universe, and all that superstition lad
ever dreamed of as to their appearance be
ing portentious Of the coniOg of the war,
famine, peslIlence, cor any other man.
In the present instance the comet may
have something to DO with another even,
which has taken place since its appear
ance. Last Saturday, about O'Clock, Z.
NJ, a strange body appeared upon our
literary and political horizon, in the form
Of newspaper of about the seventh mag
uitudp, called "TAs Lancaster Union -
Like the comet, thas a caudal appendage
slightly luminous, supposed to be the
nebuIOus product of the late Ereside. "
It's coming had been foretold by she
Editor of the Ohio Eagle. whose ideal op
tics were horrifed by the prospect that
its arrival boded no good to him. The
loud warnings he has given the Democ
racy for the last two weeks to "stand from
under may be considered fair iudica-
ton Of the trepidation he has laborod un,
der. Whether his fears are we'll founded
remains to be seen.
We have placed tile Union on our list
of exchanges, and would greet tho new
enterprise With professional civility al
least. Its typographical execution is very
fair & it is in all quite preseuiabe sheet
Its editors have inflated ideas of modern
Democracy, and have published a demo.
cratic programme for their future per.
formance, and it is to that party tba: they
principally look for support. The failure
of the Chic Eagle to msintain a loyal po
silion toward the Government now 10 its
hour Of trial, is the chief occasion for the
appearance of this paper at this time.
The contest between the Two papers
promises 10 be very spirited and bitter
Viewing it simply as fight between a
pal: Of Democrats, We shall look on with
"sereue indifference" or. if our feelings
should become enlisted it will be only tc
say "go IL snaik, 60 it 6arP But if the
Union can instillinto the democracy o.
this county, a more healthy sentiment o
devotion to the co1ntfy, and frmer de-
termination 10 uphold the Government
now that it is traiiorously assaiIed, it will
accomplish most worthy end. In thi,
portion Of the strife the editors of thu Ua
ion have our best wishes, and if this ex
preston of our sympathy is of any benef
TO them. they are welcome to it; and iii
Injuries them, they must suffer by il, io
we cannot withhold it.
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EE- Scorbuic diseases are the parent
stock from which arises large proper.
ton of the fatal maladies that affllct man.
kina. They are as it were species oI
potato rot 10 the human constitution, which
undermines and corrupts all the sources
Of its vitality and hastens its decay. They
are the germ from which spring, Con
sumption, Rheumatism. Heart Disease
Liver Complaints, and Eruptve Diseases
which will be recognized as among those
most fatal and destructive 10 the races o.
men. So dreadful are its consequences
to human life, that it is hardly possible tc
over estimate the Importance Of an sctua
reliable remedy that can sweep out this
Scrofulous contamination We kLow
then we shall proclaim welcome news tC
our readers Of one from suuh quarter
as will leave little doubt of its efficacy
and sliil more welcome, when we tel
them that it surely does accomplish the
end desired, We mean Ayers Sarsapa
rilla d. it is certainly worthy the attention
OF those who are afflicted with scrofalG OF
scrofulOus compants.- Register, Albany
N. y,
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THE ONO EAGLE ExTRA.--We can
hardly endorse the comments 10 the arG-
ole signed "Union." on the publication
of the Presidents Message in an extra by
the Ohio Eagle. The facts are that the
Extra was published at the Office Of the
Ohio State Journal and copies were pur.
chased by the editor oil the Eogle for dis.
trioution. We commend the editor for
his enterprise in furnishing the Message,
but more for distributing the article con,
tanned in the Extra from N. P. Willis,
showing Mr.. Lincoln to be one ofuature'l
noblemen, instead Of a low flung black
guard, as the Eagle has tried 10 show
him to bs. The Extra also furnishes
more late news than the Eagle has con.
tained for several weeks. We wish The
Editor would'issue nothing but Extras
from the JournSI Office.
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We Are in Need Of Money.

We have paymentto mskc on our of.
fee on the first Of August. There is
$4,000 due us on our books. Will those
of our friends whom we have INDUCED
and who know themselves to be indebted
come to our reliefl Editors, like other
men, must live, and there is no living in
these times without money,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

CHARITY LoDoE No. 7, l. o. 0. F.
AT an election held on Monday Gath Of
June, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term. VIM. Vorys, N. g.;
G. F.Ebcl, v. G., p. NJ. Beery, Secretary,
and John G. Weaver, Treasurer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

GEThe 10th Annual Fair of the Fair
ield County Agricultural Society will be
held on the Fair Grounds, commencing
Wednesday Oct. 9th and ending Friday,
Oct. 1lth. ]. v. PEARCE, Prest.
P. B. EMBIoH, Sec'y.
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I7OTIcBi, Z, hersbJ given th-t TIE PaTss.st!P t.-s
Y tofore existing bstT5en Coubs, 7ggt Il Ca, ss,
this day been Dissolved by mutual consent. The
business Of the Grm viii be carr.ej IL Ito f5;5s
By Pugh 4 Dew, WIN In=its all tns old cuao5ers 70
cnn'in1s their patronage at iro ''oli GlsEf S;s5d,
IL Lthopoiis. CONFS, FTGH nrIJ.
p. s G. ". COMBS being je1 Tous OF e;;iia= ~
witt lis oii c1st5Esrs, will DO gIsi 10 see ali isoss
who are !nds0isd o hin 81 tie Old stand in F,ygi
ton. g. ". C0A5s.
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Ea @pa GDn M1

EsFtorNryT,--Ths Er.9 sev 70 nsrh!rs C7=Ts-
~ riif'r7ist eupiayEer::o f77 sc;!rs Eae- ;o
actssAgsr:sf5r then, preference w!lits s!yss
to hose veil aeqiajEt9i atas js:r!c; t9- Th.h they
apply, foT ~hica ssrs.c3 the7 sse vl.!.Eg . givs
co1n'5son or p.7Ss-i1-J Of go - 200 5o'iG,s re:
year AID ev1ensss. 70. pzrf'c1iaTs. g5i-e-7 E-:s
Sse;lS .is:::+s cs-.5=zsI T. jAxzs. Gs1t!gi nEs@I.
h!!sn, Ot:o.
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Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
BEALINGToN, Va. near Laurel HILL
Sunday noon, JULY.
TBY COURIER TO GRAyroN.1

Dl OOUhlLh ~ OhApTDN.
Gen. Morris Column moved from Phil.
ippi this morning at O'Clock, under or
ders from Gen. Mcclellan.
col. Milroy's Ninth Indiana had the
right of the column; then followed the
Fourteenth, the First Virginia, the Clevs,
laud Artillery, The Seventh Indiana, the
Sixth Indiana, the Sixth Ohio closing the
rear.
At about eight o'clock our light en-.
tered Bealington with flshklng parties
out on each side. and two companies OF
skirmishes ahead. The reb-l pic&els
ir-d and retreaied. Our skirmishers
pursued till they came upon large party
of the enemy in wood beyond Bsaling
ten. Shots were exchanged and private
Grard Of Capt. Moody's company OF the
9th Indiana Regiment was shot dead
Several rebels. are reported killed by the
return fire. Our forces are now occupy
ing the hills and wood beyond Bealingtou
and but mile or two from the rpbe
camp on Laurel Hill. 1t is thought
probable that an attack from the enemy
may De soon drawn out. Our troops are
all in fine spirits. an ( have met with nc
loss excepting that Of Girard. AGATE.
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Another Outrage on Kentucky Soil.

AnOther outrage on Kentucky Soil.
Some time ago man named Mack
Hend ricks, who grew up in Simpson
county, left that county, went to Tenue-
ssee, and enlisted in the Confederate
army, stationed immediately across the
Kentucky line, eight miles from Frank.
lin. On the night Of the lst inst he de
serted aud made his way to Franklin,
Kentucky, The mkt morning Capt
Baher. of the Tennessee army, with his
Orderly Sergeant, cams into Franklin and
took him contrary to his will, declaring
he would take him back or kill him
Some OF the cilizeus OF Franklin. if they
had known of it in time, would have
sworn ont a writ of habeas corpus, aud
tested the question whether Kentucky
soil should be violated in manner.
This is a cas- that demands Gov Ma.
gohiu's romptinterposiiion. A military
officer of the Southern Confoderacy ha,
no mora right 10 come into Kentucky and
iorcibly seize and carry off dos4rtel
than Canadian officer las. Every Ken
tuckian is wrongoG, Kentucky herself il
outraged, by the act Of lawIess violence
If Magoffin is really Governor of Ken
lucky, if he is anything better than {
mere employee of the Southern Govern
ment. let him prove it. II captain
from Camp Clay, near Cincinnati wer'
to come over to Kentucky an1 forcibly
seize and abduct Kentucky d4serter
wouldn't Magoffin rumbh Executiv'
thunder?- Louisville journal.
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OBITUARY.

Il is wi!h feelings Of m=sacholIy Lat
Nc aunounce the death Of CATHAaISE
wifi. Of Robert Reed she d-varlsI 90
The 25.h Of jana after much bodily sa.-
fsrin1 from heart dSea,e, agsi 81 ".
q 4mo, l5d-ys. This lameniGd woman die
charged all the dui 5 Of VT, mother and
neigh0or ~ an unobtrusiye manner, and
with caeerfJl1ess Of will which fsw
possess. She was an esra st bat humble
christian, snd the etrking trsi; Of charac-
Ter vas 'ha. Of the mild devotion Of Nary
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LAFAYETTE ACADEMY.

TIE A,st ;srl .. tia A-Ajsrlie ye,- 81 Is'sJti,s
tcadsmy, viii opsn on Norday the geth Of Jiir tn
der the supsTntende1ce Of z. 2, Pesirs, 1d-d rl 8
competert assistant. A Normal Department will be
opened fo- those preparing t. teach SUD pzrsvlsl
attention will be giTento these entsr.Eg taEi part
ueNt.
TUITloN-4, and ss forterm of IL weeks
West Rush Vile, OHIO, juno IT.. .,--E.-a
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EYA number Of Communications are
unavoidably crowded out Of this weeks
issue. And in this connection we would
say to correspondents, that we must have
tho original name Of the author, before
we can insert any communication. A
number have been received recently with
only fictitious signature, without giving
us the namo Of the author. Ycu oar
certainly trust your name with US.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

@We have just received bottle Of
Rainey's Catawba Wine of the vintage of
1860. superior to any heretofore made
and truly superb. The demand for this
article has so much increased that il has
become necessary to keep it in town as
we'll as at the vineyard, and our rotund
friend JOE MoCREA, has undertaken the
delightful task, aud The wine can now be
bought Of him, pure and unadulterated
The wine and JOE are both genial spirits
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

ETE. G. HANNUM ESQ.,, has placed
upon cur table another OF Colts celebra.
ted Maps, showing the position and vi
cini'iss oi the most important Fortifca.
lions, on the sea aud interior, which
we prohounce No. /. Mr.. Hannum in.
forms us that hisls the first lot of the
press. thus atfording agents good chance
Mr.. H. wishes us to say that few active
agents can fui constant and profitable
employment BY calling soon at the Genera
Agency Office, in the Greene Block.