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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-22
liberty OF SPEECH.

When Picayuue Butler was arrested the
other day, for using vulgar and indecent
language" he raised a great hue and cry
about Indifference" and put iu the spa
cious plea of Liberty ofSpeech."
When Tom Berry called gentleman a
''liar, coward and thief" and got knocked
down, he put in the same plea.
CHARLES ROLAND calls Volunteer Just
returned from the battle fields "Black
Republican AboitiOnist." Denounces
the cause in which he is engaged as "uu-
holy, unjust and dsmnable." Tells him
he ''hss been fighting to overthrow the
Union. subvert the Constitution and free
the negro, and If the gallant soldier who
has::bceu thus sbameially slandered seeks,
by word or act, to resent the insult, But
Ter and Berry's plea Is speedily repeated
by Roland and friends.
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FREEMRN TO THE REscUE!-- War is com
Benced. The conflict is at hand. Our
enemies are in the field. The Capitol is
threatened. We were beaten at Manas-
sas. We have lost Springfield. Missou-
ri is invaded. Lyons. Ellsworth and Ward
have fallen. Our murdered brethren are
unavelged. Two hundred thousand trail.
tors are marching upon Washington: Our
forces there are insufficient. The War
Department has just issued an urgent call
for troops. Fall in men! Up to the
breach. Drive back the invaders. Res
cue the Capitol. Save the Union. Vim
dica,e the flag. Volunteer at once. Cap
tains Butterfeld, Stinchcomb and Giesy,
all efficient and experienced officers, are
recruiting companies for the War. Join
them ct once.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-Of Typhoid Fever. in Linn
Co., Iowa, on the 4th day Of Avg. 1861,
Mrs. EFFA AL,PAUGH wife Of Reuben
Alspaugh, daugher of jacob Pence (dc-
cease } in Greenfield Township, Feirf-d
Co, Ohio, at the age Of 42, years months
aad l6 DAYS.
Mrs. E ALspAGH leaves an AGeclonato
husta and sons, IL | daughter, with many
friends. and relatives, 10 moarn her de.
parture. But we mourn not as those who
have no hop', for she died in the triumph
of ljViRg faith, in Christ h.r Redesmr,
May Go I, who over-rules all for good
bless The hereaved husband anil children
and grant them grace to follow her exam
pie, aud finally meet herin heaven, art
the sin ere desires OF distant friend.
[0hio Eagle please copy.
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gOur fellow citizen JOHN NJ. Con-
NELL has bsen re,appointed Colonel of
the Regiment 0. V. M. This was
an appointment every way ft TO be n ade.
Col, Connell has been four months in
the service, and has proven himself a SOL
dier, able to command. His prompt re-
appointment was a fit tribute TO his brave
ry. ability and skill.
No Colonel in the three months service
came of with more honor, more general
ly respected and beloved by his men than
Col. CoDnell. and no Colonel goes into the
three years service possessing more OF
that which makes the man than he.
Col. Connell is now in command OF
Camp Goddard, GAINESVILLE, where his
regiment will be reorganized.
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nxEWc clin III, Gollow;r, From ;,

cEWc clip thu following from the
San Francisco (Cal.) Daily Times of the
24th Of July:
ARRIVAL OF HoksEs. The Sacramento
boat last night brought down sixty hor-
ses, being portion Of a lot Of two hun
droi and ten head purchased by MessIs.
Grim q Washburn, In Lancaster, Fair
field county, Ohio. They left St. 10.
seph June 24th, and have made the trip
in exactly three months. The horses are
very large varying from sixteen to over
eighteen hands high. There are fifteen
fine matched pairs, and some very fine
trotters; among them Captain Fisher and
his colt, which are insured by the Ian.
caster Insurance Company a! $1,000.
Fishers time recorded at two minutes
forty seconds. Hs is stallion. The
company report the feed excellent on the
entire route, and the Indians peaceable.
They lost but six animals while crossing
the plains. A large number of the horses
were left at Freedonyer's Pass where there
is plenty Of pod feed. Mr.. Grim is an
old resident Of San francisco and we'll
known horse dealer. This is his third
trip across the plains. Last year he
brought over large drove and is re
ported to have made somewhere in the
neighb orhood of $50, 900 by the opera
ton.
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All who are loyal to the Union
who favor vigorous prosecution of the
WAR to suppress Rebelion-who love
their COUNTRY better than Party, will
be held at the COURT HOUSE,
Lancaster, Salty Aug. 3lst, 1861,
To nominate ticket on the simple basis
of Loyalty and Capacity, and elect six
Delegates to the PEOPLES CONVEN-
TION. to bs held at Columbus, Sept.
9Th, 1861.
O.. W. Dorsey.
DAVID TOD, and other
able Speakers will be present to address
the Convention.
LET THE PEOPLE COME UP IN
THEIR MAJESTY AND MIGHT
LET THEM REBUKE THE INSULT
OFFERED THEM BY THE TREA.
SONABLE SPEECHES AND RESo-
LUTIoNS OF THE BOGUS DEMoC-
RACY.
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A Few Things to be Rcmcm ber-

LET 1T BE REMEMBERED, that
]. G. Jeffries, the anti war candidate for
the Legislature is dooless, worthless fel-
low, who makes politics profession and
who has been seeking for the last six
years to get some Office that he might live
without labor at the expense of the pub
lie.
LET IT BE REMEMBERED, that he
secured his nomination as an anti war man,
by his determined opposition to the Gov
ernment-by his denunciations Of the
North and apologies for the South.
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED That he
is an open and avowed enemy Of the pres
ent war to put down rebetSipn ana main
tain the Union-that lie believes 1t to be
"unholy, Unjust and damnable.'
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED That he
believes in the right Of secession, and that
he justified the South for soceding.
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED That be
believes the South are not to blame, and
that The Government forced the war upon
the country.
LET 1T BE REMEM BERED That he
endorses the reasonable course of the
Ohio Eagle and juslifes and encourage
its editor in his efforts to prevent Demo-
Gratis from enlisting.
LET IT BE REMEMBERED That he
stands pledged by the Democratic resolu-
tiOns Of this county which Ire voted for
and applauded, to vote neither men or
money to pay our gallant soldiers who
have gone fo1th to fight our battles.
LET IT BE REMEMBERED That he
charges the responsibility of this war up
on the North; that he declares its pur.
pose to be the Conquest and subjugation
of the South" "the freedom Of the ne
gro, and the "oyerthrow of State Gov
ernments by the establishment of mill
tary despotism,"
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED, That on
the Gay Of the Democratic Convention he
hooled and hissed at Martin and Whit
man, and applauded the insult offered
them by the editor Of the Eagle.
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED, That he
is dsuuionist, tory in principle and
a traitor at heart--a political hanger>on,
who seeks 20 live BY the tricks OF his
trade, who would sell his party or his
country for a mess of Pottagei whose chiei
characteristic is impudence, leading trait
incidence, and chief passport to success
in the coming canvass disloyalty 10 the
Government we oil love.
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1fS-We publish on The outside Of b

ee5-We publish on the outside Of to-.
days issue, a call for Peoples COnven =
tion to meet at Columbus on Thursday,
Sept. 9th. This call is GENEROUSLY sign.
ed by men Of all. parties; among them we
notice The names Of Hon. David Tod, Jack
Bruff, G. V. Dorsey. II. il. Hunter,
Hon. Thos. Ewing, ana many other Of
the abest and best men OF the Slate.--
The object of this Convention is to unite
the people, strike down party and nomi-
nate ticket without regard to politics,
upon the simple basis Of loyalty and ca.
pacity.
A Convention will be held in this city
on Saturday, Aug. 3lst, to nominate del.
egates to that Convention, &c.
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LANCASTER PosT OFFICE, |
AnguSt %. 1861.

By order ofthe Post Office Department,
the payment Of postage, by the stamped
envelopes hithreto used is forbidden.
Envelopes of the nav style. for an equi-
valent amount of the old issue during the
period of six days, from above date, will
be exchanged at this office.
Post Masters in the vicinity of this Of'
fee, who are not able Immediately to OBJ
tain supply from the Department, can
be furnished with the new issue at this
office. 9. M, L. WISEMAN, P. N.
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KEsoLuTIoss
0flhe Republican Central COMMITTEES Of
Fairfield Courty.

Ofthe Republican Central COMMITTEES Of
Fairfield COurty.
Whereas. A portion Of tbs Southern
people are 10 rebellion against the Gov
ernment Of the Usied States, seeking BY
armed force to overthrow the Union, sub.
vert the Constitution and preyen. the ex.
ecutipn u the laws;
And Where's, Il is ths duty Of every
American citizen to aid the constituted
au'horitles in their efforts to suppr ss tie
rebellion, preserve the Union aud vindi.
cate tie laws,
AID Whereas, That end can b. best at.
iainpd by Ignoring, for the present. alI %.
litical diitereacas Or psrty yrejuiice5, and
uniting as one people for III, singI, pur.
pos4 Of defending, sustaining and perpet.
uatiLg the Government in all i,s vieor.
and
Whereas, The continuance Of party
lines at this time can have no olher effect
Than to embilter and divide the public
mind and wit hold from the Govsrnm ent
that united support due 10 and demanded
by it. Therefore
Reso'eed, That we the Republican Cen
tral Committee Of Fairfield County, Ohio,
in order tte more effsctually to unite the
people, that 10 this crisis the authorities
may not be crippled by party pickering
and political strife, deem it improper 10
call party Convention. or nominate a par.
ty ticket, and recommend to the people
all WHO are loyal TO the Government and
who favor vigorous prosecution Of the
War to suppress rebellion, to NEE; in com.
mon Convention on Saturday, Aug. 3Ist,
and nominate ticket on the simple Lasis
of union, loyalty and capacity.
G. NJ j. WI3EMAN,
r. NJ. CLARKE.
+. } BOYING.
IL. SCOTT.
a. J. SHRADER.
o. P. LANDON.
V. CUPP
WIN. POTTER.
GEO, F. BE'K.
ISAtC CROFT.
HENRY SWARTZ.
ABRAHAM SHAEFFER.
Committee.
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More about the Fight at Springfield --Mc-
Cnlloush's Death Heassc scTtcd"--TeT
SlaughteT of The Iieh .Is


CnIlough'N Death HeasscTtcd"--TeTrible
Slaughtered the iteb Is.
CANTON COPPER MIsEs, franklin Co -,
Mo, Angus. 20.-rhe correspondent Of
the ST. Louis Democrat furnishes the fol.
lowing intelligence:
A sergeant belonging to Company 81,
U. 5. Dragons, arrived here today, , hay.
ing escaped from the rebels, by whom he
was taken prisoner 10 the late battle near
Springfield. He reports that Gen. Nc.
CulIough was mortally wounded and
died at Springfield the morning after tie
battle. His body was PLACED in a tin.
lined cofiu, which WAS filed with whis.
key and closely sealed and sent South
ward on Tuesday evening, accompanied
by his body guard and few companies
oi soldiers. lie says Gen Price was
badly wounded, and thinks he will not be
able TO take command very soon. The
rebels were re.euforc.d Oh Saturday night
after the battle by 1000 men under Cen
McBrlige, very many Of whom had no
arms.
1t was currentamong the icbels that 10.
600 Of their army wo' i make forced march.
IS 90 Jefferson City and take it. Ny in
formant says the last charges hy the
Kansas aud Iowa regiments. and the dra.
goons, forced the enemy to retreat three
miles, where they waitel ill nig ht in con.
stant expectation Of again being attacked.
He says two more regiments would have
driven the rebel army into Arkansas. Tn.
terrible havoc made by Toltan's and Du.
bois' batteries filed them with dismay.--
He thinks 5000 low estimate Of their
klllel and wounded, The troops with
whom this dragoon travelled kept him in
Ignorance of the route they pursued, but
told him they were going to join General
Pillow.
From the description of the country
through which they moved it is believed
they were making for some point near Pi.
lot Knob.
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Z DayH" How do Secessionists talk in
Virginia, Capt. siuchcomb % asked an
Eagle Democrat tie other day. "Very
much as you do" was the pertinent
reply,
os." The editor of the Eagle is good
Union man"
Eyes, but we shot at better ones in
Virginia" said the Captain. Exit Eagle
man.
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A NEW BOOK.

THE "KNIGHrs OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE"
or History of Secession from 1884 to
1861. This is the title Of well written
expose, by member of the Order of the
X. G. G. The word ifone that, at this
time, will attract the attention of tn e
whole world, from the fact that we are
now reaping the fruits Of what was start
ed by this organization twenty seven
years ago, and been prosecuted to its cu!-
mination in secession. AS it is desirable
that all should read this wonderful reve-
lation, the publishers have put the prize
at 25 cents and will send it post p,id on
receipt of that amount. They like wise
want a good, competent man in every
county of the West to sell this work. A
good salesman can clear ten dollars per
day in its sale. All orders must b. ad =
dressed to Clarke & Co., indianapolis,
Ind.
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No Cure, No Pay!!

HIEsEELL 3 letter OINTMENT, for the
cure OF all diseases of the skin, and in case
relief is not given l am authorized 10 re-
fund the money. A supply just receiv-
ed and for sale by E. L. SLOCUM, Agt.,
at City Drug Store. Lancaster.
6w.20
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EE CApr. STINcHcoMB, just returned
from Western Virginia, is now getting
up company for the War. TIE Cap
tan's company is rapidly filing up. He
is an experienced and efficient officer, and
those wishing to enlist could not do better
than join his company.
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%C Capt. BUTrERFlELD leaves with his
company for Camp Goddard in the morn
ing at s. The Captains an excellent Off
Ger and has as 6ne company of men as
ever mustered.
N. B. The Captain desires us to say
that few more recruits will be accepted
here and sent over to Camp.
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PUTNAM FEMALE SEMINARY
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

FHNHE Trustees NJ this Institution have secured the
a services nj Ir'. Az PORTER, formerly Mss
hms'~ln', q. Principal. She will be assisted by
corps Of competent teachers from New England (or
tie Ea-l) "
IT ~il be- The eeia view of Mr. PozrER to secure
20 20 lne pupils from abroad happy. we'll regulated.
CMrli'an nome, whore the phys csl aud moral training
WIZ TAKE precedence even Df The intellectual. We
nope by Kind aHi waichf4 care over the bits and
manner. oi the h0arisrs, o rctdru hem n their
nome better fitted u hll their places as Daughters,
or 10 bscpme good wIyes aud mothers
Particular attention will b.. gfv-ut music Anex-
pefrhcsd teacher has been obtained mr. tits Deuart.
neht' VINO has te:n thGr1Ighly trainsI uuder Prot
MN asa Piani.taud accompll - ed Vocalist
rue h-Ti school year Will commence on Asfues
gay September 18Th. The year siu be divided ~
ntls'1I2fe inio three terms 0f 70 weeks each. The
hrst ruliay De"-u6rrls tn. second t.r,u VII com
mence wednesday. Jauu1ry2 LA. AMI clo.e Tues.
da!. Aprll D. The third isrru will connanrs We'd
hesla., 4 u IO.h ahl close o. Iueat4y. Julys!h.
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Orr FOR THE WAR Capt. STAFFORD
and his Company of 100 men, left this
city yesterday afternoon at A o'clock
to join Col. Nc Cook at Dayton. We no.
ticed among them, our former correspond
ent. HARRY Conner, Esd; from wb ON our
readers may expect to hear occasionally.
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EE Capt, GiEsY has opened recruit.
ing Office in the Giesy building, on Main
Street. Capt. Giesy has proven himself
a good officer. Those wishing to volun-
teer would do we'll TO Join him.
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Col. VAN TRUMP was welcomed into
the Democratic fold by G. D. Martin,
Esq, August 81, A. D. 1861. Aug. 7th
Col, Van Trump was forced out by Henry
B. Payne. Duration Of Col. Van Trumps
Democracy, a days.
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fg,smtL. oAi5 s,g,,,mg,I
From fAs oAs SnssmgH
Important C0rresPoudence--- A cee eptance
Of IL. J. Jewett.

Of IL. J. Jewett.
Hon. u. J. JEwETT:
Sir--I have the pleasure Of announc.
ing your nomination by The Democratic
Union Convention for The State Of Ohio,
as their candidate for the offi3. Of Cover.
nor at the ensuing ele,tioo. Hoping chat
you will accept Ills as a favor Of the Con-
yenIion, and for the interests Of the State
and country, | remain, yours. with re-.
spect. WIN. A JOHNSON.
Secretary Of State Contra! Committee.
MoRRow, o., Aug. 8, 1861,
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Administrators Notice.

NToTlCE is hereby given that the ndersirned was.
y on the 21th day of July 4. d. 1901, duly appont-
ed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate of
ceased. by the Probate Court OF said County An
persons who are Indebted To said Estate are redne
to come forward and make Immediate PAYMENT and
az persons having claims against said Estate are no.
tihed to present them forthwith to tho undersigned
duly authenticated according to law.
JOHN W. SMITH. Administrations
August ,l56l-3wlS of said deceased
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EeGoE NoeAcp.

HeAZlh G. Claspl Of Nonr's Hill. IaIiana. George
So W. Claspill. Of Parkersburgh. Virgins. Frsncis
iru'lpW, of lhar'e-tOG. Virginia. Morgan welsh and
mar! Ann welsh MS vile. Of Shawnestown. Illinois.
and William K. Ciaspiil ni Fou Wayne. Indiana. are
nouhed. that have fled petition in the probste
Court 81 Fairfield tounty. Onto. against them and
oihsrs. the heirs and drvis-ss Of Robert K rasniII
deceased for The sale OF the real NJ satd dece
dent; and shall on the -h day Of Augnsl. 1901 Or az
soon thereafter as counsel can b. heard ask said
for an order 10 sell the olhwng real -.ae Of which
the said Robert r Claspil died seized to-vit: the
South hslfof in-Lot No. ei2. in Lancaster. Ohio.
GEORGE W. CbASPILL, Adutor
d: bonis non. with tue will anRexed Of Robert r.
Clas3iI, deceased.
1oHN ;. BaA SEE, Attorney. June 27--4w13ofso 20
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PrInce NappIson, at Dstroit.

DETROIT, Aug. 2O.--Priuce Napoleon
arrived early this morning and left this
afternoon. He was the guest Of General
Cass while here.
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Exp.oyarSr.--The Erie Sewing Machine Compa.
ny vii furnish emplOyuentto rsw active men to
act us Agents for them. A preference win be given
to those wel acquainted in the district for which they
apply, forwhich service they arc wilIiDeto give a
commissions orpay SALARY OF 30O to 700 dollars
year aud expenses. For particulars, address Erie
Ssniag ,naehiHs ComPany, r. JAMES, General Agent,
Milan, Ohio.
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DR &LEAN~s UNIVERSAL PILLs,

FVF L'5FT L0HpIolHI' BIIN0a1ness, HsadatR6, II.
There has never been Cathsrtie medicine, offered
TO The public that has given such entire satisfaction az
AelEAs's USIvERsAL Puts.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly limo
cent and be- taken b. the most tender infant; yet
prompt aud powerful In removing all Billlons secre-
lions. ACID or impure Peted Ns'tsr from the stom-
ach. In fact. they the only Pills that should b.
us-5 n malArious districts.
They produce no Or ping, Sickness or pain IN tho
Stomach or Bowels though vsry active and searching
10 thelr operation. promoting healthy seeIeons ~
the liver and Kidneys. WuO will Iufer from Bill
iOlsness, Headache snd Foul Stomach. when 50 chap
remedy can he obtained Keen them constantly
on hant single dose. taken IN season, may prevent
hours. daIs aud months pfsckness Ask for nr. J.
~. Hcleah's UnlveTsal Pill Take no other. Being
coated ihsy are tas.eless. Price only 25 cents per
box and be sent hy mail any part Of the Unit
ed states. J. II. AeCL-4TJV Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Street,, 81. LsGia, NE.
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EDUcATIoNAL.- The undersigned will
reopen t'is sctioo on Monday, the 26th,
OF August, 1861. JOHN WILLIAMS.
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DR.. j. Il. 1sLEAN's YoLcAElC OIL LLNL1Ear
The BsIs External in tie WSrld,
for hdn or Bsast

Thousands of human beings have been saved iffs
OF dscrepiiinde and misery by me use ofth5invalu.
able Linlment II will relieve pain almost instants-
ncou'ly. and It will cleanse purify and heal the forl
es; Sore W. an Incredible short lime. eLsgnts Ho
esHie Oh LinfHsHt will relieve the most invetsrsi0
eases Of Rh-umaii-rn Cl1ut. or Neuralgia. Por Pare
zlys-. CONTRACTED Muscles. Stiffness or WeakAesstn
Two applications will cure Sore Throat, Headache or
karHehs. Por Burns or Scslds or any Pain 4! is an
Infalllhle Remedy Iry It. and you will nnd It an IN
dispen-ible remedy. Keen T. always on hand.
PLSETERks. FARMERS, or any one having
charge Of horses. Will money BY usng McLean's
Voeeuic OIL Linimeut. 1t Is speedy and iBfallible
cure for Guls, Sprains, Chafns Swelling. Lameness.
Sweeney, Snres. wounds Scratches. or any external
disease. Try, II ard YOU will be convinced.
DR.. :. Il. .HLE-sT, Sole Prspristor.
ST. LOUIS. NO.
IE7E. l.. sloeum, sgeLt. aug, Is, Isgi--Iy
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EXPENSES.

ness.
No pupil Sill be received fnr les term nless
by special agreement.
Term bills for obt Ous Will be required IN
advance. unless by special arrangement.
For further particulars we referto our Cztalogue
which VIII he Ssni on appli cation 10 any the Trua-
trees ortO Mrs Porter.
Aher the commence cemeHto ot the school al comnu-
nlcaou- IN reference should be hdhre,.ed to
hrs. Porter. who Will then assume the financial re-
spnnsibity OF te instt ItDn By order
Aagnst :, ledl-l9 A. i. GUTHRIE, Secretary
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Ncw A0uertisemenIs.


Sub-sehoOi District, No. Ons, Bern TJwa.
ship, Fairfield County, Ohio.
.HAWTZLEB, Fsa., viii iass cnaras
OF three months eheh TON moscit abogt The Ittb ~
Septs smber nsSt.
NJ hAr1ar lea gentleman, vho 10 deporimsht.
Teacher IN this county,
Dlribg Ihs ist AMI 3rd terms, the school Will not
ne biied W The District e. lew dfe ean be Admitted
rsrsons Si'hiugto auly tbs heher branfhes under
NJ, HHNEler, and plrsnt4 desiring TO place thslf
cbdrsn under histnitlon 10 ., by apnlting soon
Those Whp may reside tOD distant. can hrd home,
~ 'h' Us'ric9 on iair iSfms. AtrHAs MILLER,
JOHN ARrL
SAMUEL IACRsOg.
AUguG Y, ltsi--22H Local DifsotorJ.
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M9nzaaH WOehce.

1RSD=0da NOGLce.
NOTICE is herebv given To all whom IL may con-
J y cor thai atthe next Session Of theCommlssion.
ers orFairiell County, to be h. Id ~ SEPTEMBER
NEXT. there will be presented neiitIon urnyiny for
the vacation ofthe following described Cosp,s Road,
wit: part Of the road from Lthopplis tn the
Royuton aud Ctrcleville TURNPIKE. commencing at
the Bloom township liue Thsrce through the lands Of
Thomas Cole aud Andrew Peters IN Its intersection
with the said Royalton aud Cirrlcve Tnrnpftc
.rE .M4NY PETITIONERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-22
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TTR-SfsE businessto BASIL. Ohio 4 4
E S BOOK aeSooot sG iInI.s.e mi % ""a c" %, o
once and pay up. LE.ZIEGLE isauihorgc 4 ,o settle
and receipt tnr ne. 1T7ORPlCR ia Tagmpd dge lock
opposit 2. Van lrnmp's Law once. <. JuLIAN.
Lancaster, AprT4, Is5i--lR