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STINCHC0MB & CLARKE,
fE7 ATTORNEYS At LAW,
z A1 g q T3E5 Q IRE o. 4
oFFICE-Talimadge Biock--S5sond story--Firs
door to the rizhtRt Che read nfthe Statts
NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby giron tn James stnckdaie thai
OF the 26lh day az August, A. d. 1861. the Fair
field County savings lns.nte plaintiff, fled In the
Cont Of Common Pleas, In and for the county Of
Fairfield and State ~ Ohio its petition against th
said James Stoekdals. defendant, praying for judg
mont against said eiendant for the sum offOurteen
hundred and seventy dollars with interest the reou
from the l7h daY OF March A. j. 1852 being part Of
the purchase money agreed 70 be paid by eaid de-
fendant to said patntiRfor the following lands sltu
ate tn said County, sold BY said plaintiff to said de-
fendant, to-wi.: Part ofthe South West quarter Of
section twspty-three, of township sixteen. in range
eghteen beginning at the South West corner ofsaid
quarter at stone, thence North va n m. forty
chains and twenty links to astoDe; n ence Eass
va 81 m twelve chains and ninety-fOur lints to
Po9t' thence sou:h va q M forty chains and twenty
lioks to Gosi; thence West va s. m. eye chains
and ninety four links 10 the place Of beginning con-
tanning 50 2-I00 acres; also part oftbs same quar-.
ter section, beginning 81 stake In the Baltimore
Road twelve chains and nine Hsfour links East FROM
the South West corner Of said quarter: thence North
n the ne OF the land sold BY Solomon King to Tu-
PISA. .Kaey, forty chains and twenty-oHe links 10
corner; thence East on the quarter section line lar
enough BY running Sorth parallel, with the line al.
ready described as Will contain twentythFte acres,
being the share set apart to Jacob King in the part
tion ofthe lands Of Philip King, deceased. in Fair
heid Common Pleas as by reference being hsd to
which will more fully appear; said lands being The
lands conveyed TO said Fairfield County Savings In
stitute by Lewis B. Kaey and wife by deed bearing
date September II. A. D. 1855, recorded in Record
ers office nj Fairfield county. In Book No. ~ pa 90
go &C.; aid praying also that in default Of said de-
fendant paying said ngment within day to be 1xed
blythe CoGrt in that behafthat said lands he apprais
ed, advertised and sold, and the proceeds applied 10
pay Judgment and costs and the third insaiment
Of said purchase money $3.50 dne on tho first day Of
January A. D. 1892 with interest thereon from March
II. 1859.
AND said James s,ockdsls is notified that he is re-
quircd appear and answer said petition on or be.
fore the third Saturday after the Sd day Of October
d. 1861.
Dated thlie9th day ofAueust, A. n. 1861.
HrNTER & D,usHERrY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Lancaster, Aug. %. Issl- 6w9apfss75
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The SoUFHERE CoAsf -sioss tho bril-.
liant VictoryOfOur forces at Hstteras. &c.
tive preparations have been made for the
sending ofother expeditions down ths
rebel coast. Ono comprising a large nun
Der Of vessels and $4,000 men is nearly
ready to sail from New York. another ID
fitting out at Fortress Monroe, Just where
these are to strike, .. course, lie moi known,
but We may expect stirring news from
that region usoon. f
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Important from Kentucky.
Special Di,paleh 70 tho clnelnnail on1.,l.. !

Especial Dispatch 10 tho Cincinnati Gazeue.l
PsAEKFoBD, Sept ia. War Is declared.
The Legislature to-day adopted rssoIu.
iiods inviting General Anderson 10 take
command oftbs Department Of cunber.
land, and also Vssscd resolutions tia, the
invaders mus, be expelled. that MagoA;n
must call out sufficient force 20 do il,
opposing the conf scation Of property and
emancipation Of negroes, and placing the
troops under the immedi8te command Of
BIZ. Gen CriItendeu ofthe State Guard.
The deePs st feeling prevails. and ex-
citement Tnns high.
All the State arms. munitions Of war.
Do, will be placed under the control Of
Gen, Anderson.
II the Governor refuses to approve the
resolutions it will only delay action one
day. a,.-s
Very Affecting speeches we're made, and
tears flowed freely.
aUnanjmity of sentiment is all that is
wanting. F'' y or DELTA.
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Further Particulars; Floyd Woundedin tie
.Arm--A Desperate Contest--THs Re-
el Loss Heavy--Lee Atdeked Reynolds
on Thursday-- Condition of our ,coun.
ded.
81 Especial to the Cincinnati Gazette.)
ssf.oasQ. CARUAx FERRY, Sept. 10.
The battle Of last Tuesday at this place
was by far The greatest and severest yet
fought in Weser Virginia. 5Ex Secret etary
Of War. Floyd, commanded the rebels in
person, and received severe wound in
The arm. during the engagement.
The rebels had accurate advices of our
approach aud exact strength. as appears
| from the papers found in tbeii camp and
had made preparation to resist an
attack, They had six regiments beside
their entrenchments, with artillery sweep.
ing oil approach, aass .,sg.ia e ,a,,a.. y 80,
During the whole engagement. lasting
nearly four hours, we brought into action
only FIVE regiments and Of these but paris
of three, were longed engaged. The reb-
els stationed experI riaemen to pick of
officers, and Cred spelter from their can,
mona missile unknown iociYlised. var
4 fare. Experienced military men say the
rOaro Of oannonadiOg and musketry for a
time was the heaYiest they ever heard,
but the rebels fred mostly too high with
their artillery. Their squirrel rides did
the most execution. Floyd should be
surrounded and his retreat to LewiSodrg
cut off. ,+ s.ft
An immense amount ofpersonal prop.
erly was found in the rebel camp. bat only
some fiftyEwason loads were though: Nor
thy Of transportation, and in this country
the whole amount is hardly worth ten
thousand dollars. ee
Fears have been entertained that Floyd
might make a rapid march 10 ,Gauley
Bridge, and concentrate with Wise in an
attack on Cox, but he is Aowsin no condi-
tion for fight anywhere. He has over
/ five hundrol sick. and strong detach'
ment spent an hour and twenty minutes
carrying off his killed and wounded, af.
ter tbs fight, past the house where he
had our prisoners conired. Wise has bsen
skirmishirg with Cox, and has uniformly
been beaten Of with heavy loss. Cox is
regarded perfectly safe. sr,,n, ,, i.oft
Leo attacked Reynolds at Cheat Noun
tain Gap yesterday. Reynolds is strong.
ly posted and believed able to defend
himself. s.salaats,.. e 81. ~ q. ;+s-g so'
-gFloyd's scouts are still infesting the
mountainson the opposite side Of Gsuley
and guerilla firing is frequent on our mes
sengers from here to Sutton. .at,a .,
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foufoi Tie passenger cars down iOto the
bed Of the creek, and ono on top. OF them
Ebgine and one car esme. TO the Sasl aide: /:
engine all right. the car OF clear Of The
traek, and Il win be necessary to trans.
fer It. There sie about 100 men wound.
ed, and as many as ten or ifseb are
known to be killed. One Of the brske.
men is under the ruins, not to be found;
another got his leg broken, and Otherwise
iujVed, ors Of, thsm all right. We scot
him 10 Shoals ss sOoi as got off: had to
walk all the way, as some OF the soldiers
got the hand car. Two cars with officers
and baggage car werc left on lbe west
side | expect al! right Patterson, brake.
man, lived in Vincennes AMI was buried
iD tho ruins. Don't know but that fifteen
will include the number killed until the
roll is called. The. Colonel says that is
about the number killed. although nearly
all one .companyis missing. - - =
Il is thought that the bridge was weak
ened by some malicious perGoOs Il gave
way in the center, from the best Norma, /,
ton we can get.-4[ Cincinnati Gazette.
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''As matters now stand we, see no al
tentative, but toa acquiesee in what appears
to be . necessily-a vigorous prosecution
of the, war; war ,'"'7;-[ohiO Eagle, Sept. H.
Is II possible that you favor vigorous
prosecution, of an "unholy, unjust, unno-
cesssry and damnable warp A,war"wag, :,
ed by Black Republicans to sustain the
Chicago, pl'tiorm.ys A war, ''wagsd to
,".subjugaie your Southern brethren of the
SOUTH "For Me freedom Of the Negro,
for the subversion Of State Governments,
and for the erection Of consolidated
Government on the ruins of the Federal
Constitution Is it possible you would
Ii'yigorqu sly prosecute war for adyO,
eating which you publicly dsnoriuced
Whitman, Martin, MeVsigh and Fritter
as "abolitionists," aiders and abetters Of
Black Republicsni,m! II you were an
honest man we should be disposed to vel.
come you into lhe' sfBlacks Republican
|foldP' BUT as you are not we ate COZ
strained TO think there is something be,
hind the scenS.o That something L no.
thing better than to deceive again the, hon
sstvOtcss Of tie dcantS,h ofder that you
may continue to enjoy the spols Of public
printing! d9OTS GHTQBJS2
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PUTNAM FEMALE SEMINARY
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

UNHz trustees NJ this Iustituiicn have secured the
services of Mrs. A. E PORTER, formerly Miss
Emerson,) as Principal. She viii be assisted ny a
corps of competent teachers from New England tor
the Eastl -
Ttw1lbe thesreealview NJ Mrs. PoRTrR to secure
to the pupils from abroad happy. we'll regulated
Christianhome. whers',he physical and moral framing
will take rrecedence even or the intellectual We
hope. 10y hind and watchrll care over the hahs ana
manners of tho hnardor', % return them l" theii
homes = better attedtn oil their places as daughters
otto Become good wlves md mothers.
Particnlar attention will he given IN music. An OK
periencadieacher has been ohlaned for this Depart
ment whoshns been thoroughly trained u1der Frof
BAKER Of Boston, andeorues highly reconmenden oI
him as aPfanii It and accomplished Vocalist.
The nexi School year Will commence on Wednes
day, September 10Th The year viii he divided a.
heretofore, into threeterms OF II weeks each. Ih(
first ending neremberIs. The second term will com
mence Wednesday. JaBnary .. ls6s. aud close J nes
day. kprhe. The third term will commenee Wed
nesday, Up ul0th and close Oh Tuesday, July 9Th.
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DIR. .MLEA&-s uyrTERssL PILS.

For Liver cSmpiaiAt, Bhiionsnsss, Hsadaeks, &c!
There has never been Caihartic medicine, offered
70 the public that has given such entire satsaetion as
HeLELNs USIvERsAL Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inno-
cent and be taken by the most tender infant yet
promp. and powerf1l IN removing all Bilious secre-
lions, Acid or Impure, Feted Matter from the Stom-
aeb In fact, they the only Pills that should be
used In malsrious districts.
They produce no Grnlng, Sickness or pain 10 the
Stomach Bowels, thoch very active and searching
Ia their operation. promoting healthy seetetions Of
the Liver and Kidneys. Who will tUfer from Bill
iousness, Headache and Foul stomach when so chap
remedy can be ohlainedl Keep them constantly
on hand; single dose taken in season, may preyent
hours, DAYS and months ofslckness. Ask for rr. 7.
II. NcLean's Universal Pill. Take no other. Being
coated. they are tasteless Price only 25 cents per
box, and be sent by mail any part OF the Unit
ed States, J. II. MecL.aLE, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third aRd Pine Strssts, 81. LSsfs, Ne.
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X, FRIrTER, Seeretafy.
From the Lancaster Union
S.h.e-r-r-y M.on.t-e.e.s-h.

/. q H Id .
s-h-e-r-r-y M.on-t-e.e-s-h.
We overheard an old radical Republican
Of Ple,san township, coming down thus
on the fusion Republican candidate for the
Legislature. He. said. speaking of the
Convention on the 3lst .....-.'.
"Ven dey wants committeeman on
can didates, dsy, appoints She r.r,y
M-o.nrt e-e.s-h; Ven dey wants a,delegate
to the Republican Slate Convention, dey
appoints She rfr.y' M.o.u-t e.e-s.h; and
den ven dey wants a candidate for the
LegisIaeufe, dey elects SHERRY NJ on.
t.e:e-s.h. Now py tam. 1 wants 10 know
ish ter no potty but Sherry M-o.n-
tees h in dis county, Ohio Eagle,
MEssRs EDlroRs: The aOove from the
Eagle deserves some notice at the hands
Of the public 80
1.-THE English language is somewhat
perverted Ibyia person accustomed to the
German yernacular, it is to be hoped that
that perversion will not be used for the
purpose OF throwing ridicule and a stain
upon the character Of a people who are
at this time gallan,ly defending the flag
of their adopted country, whilst thou
sands to the "tnan9r born" are endeavor-
ing to dishonor and disgrace it 'si.~i
Iflhe editor ofthe Ohio Eagle, the
members of the Democratic Central Com.
mite and their friends'in the South were
but hall as loyal as the adopted citizens
OF this country, there would be no need
for the use Of grape and canister. which
are now being thrown into the euemy's
works by the brave Germans and Irish
now fighting for the preservation OF this
glorious Union. I..s I'd 6-
If the editor Of the Esgle would be
more for his country, say less against the
Government, and keephis mouth closed
id future to the poor, ignorant Dutch, as
he would insinuats in the above. he would
perhaps be entitled to the respect and
confidence of a portion Of the citizens Of
this country, who ever have been, and
ever WIN be more loyal to the Union Than
lie ever can or would be, uotwi ,hstanding
IL cir inability to speak the language of
the country Of their adoption with fluen.
ey. j. p.
'5s '9,' ,,ass ,'a4 NJ, Dutch Regiment.
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important from MissouriS-Price, Rains
and Jackson marching on Jefferson Cit
-,Oihef Rebel Movements. d ,,..e-i ,s ,

Importaut from MisSonris-Price, Rains
and jackson marching on Jefferson City
Z -,OiheF Rebel Movements ,l ,sse.l ~ :.
JEFFRRsoN Cry, Sept. l4.--fou may
prepare yourselves fot stirring tidings'
Dutipg Il The prsseutwest Geu. Price re-
enforced BY. Rains with 15 70 20 thousand
men and Olaib. jackson in their midst to
give color Of legality to their proceed
iang, is advancing upon our lines Whsri
ever he goes the SeceSSionists flock to
meet him and are rapidly swelling his
ranks.
Ia the affair OF the steamer Sioux. City
at Glasgow, a day orlwo since ten rebels
we're seen totumble out of their saddles
from the effects Of shots, fred by the
troops on the steamer.
Courlers just from Georgetown an
nounce that Gen. PaTson, with 1000 men
is posted just outside the, town to opreyent
the passage Of re,enforcemOuts TO Lex
ington. res
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DR.. IT. MeLEANrS VOLcSHTC OIL LLNIfEST T
The Beet Eztsrrs' ir .h World,
for Man or Btast

Thousands of human beings have been saved life
Of deereptude and misery, by The ofthis invalu
able Eminent II will relieve pain almost instanfA
peOusly and II will cleanse purify and heal the foul
est Sore inan incredible short time. yBeLsaH's VoI-
eiaie OIL LiRiasHt will relieve the most invetsrae
cases Of rheumatism. GouI, or Neuralgia. For Par =
aysis, Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Weakaess In
the Joints, Muscles ligamepis II will never fail
Two applications will cure Sore Throat, Headache or
Earache. For Burns or seads. or any Pain. 1t s Gn
lnfaliible Remedy. Try II, and yo,f WIN nnd It In
dispensibe remedy. Keep Il always on hand.
PL5NTERRS, FAR.NERs, or any one having
charge Of hoses, will money BY using McLean's
Voieenie Oil Liniment. It - speedy and infalbl0
cure for Calls, Sprans. Chafes Swelling, Lamsness,
STsAney. Sores. Wounds, Scratches, o.any external
disease. Try. It ard you will be convinced.
DIR. y. n. hsLEAJT, Sole Prspr5st0t.
a 4-a.f-..4. ST. LOUIS. NO.
D-TE. j.. slceum, agent. aug. is, isdi--ly
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APPALLING CALAMITY.
Frightfui Accident on the Ohio and Mis-
% 'a sissippi- Railroad. tp' e --t
A,TRAlN OF CARS PRECIPITATEE
~ INTO A STREAM.
100 Persons Killed & Wounded

4"
CMcrNSATt. September 1S.-One Of the
most shocking disasters We have beeu
called upon to record for years, occurred
on.tbe Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, one
hundred and forty three mi es west Of this
city, sabout half past eight o'clock last
evening Ths particular, of .his disas-
trous affair, so far as we have been able
TO gather them up to one o'clock this
morning, are astollows: -s .-,
On Saturday last Col. Turchin's Hi
nois Regiment, the tBloody Nineteenth" f"
as they were generally known, at that time
stationed on the Kentucky shore of the
Mississippi river, about .eigh. miles below
Cairo, received orders to proceed toWash-
ipgton. Some delay attended their tran
shipment, and they did not leave Cairo
till Monday night.
| Arriving at Ssndoval or Odln,. they
were transferred to the Ohio aud Missis.
sippi Railroad, and left on two trains for
this city, This first train, composed Of
ten cars, passed Vincennes about two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. followed by
the second, composed ofoight cars, some
ten minutes later.
WhileCrossinsa bridgcgthat spanued
Beaver Crock, three miles west of Hurn,
aud about fifty this side of Vincennes, the
second. trail, broke through. precipating
six efahe eight cars to the bottom Of tbe
stream, and Billing, and woandlng a lavse
number ofothe regiment SOME. reports
piscihg The ntlmbsras high, as one hundred
and fifty, though it is Impossible to asoer-
tain, at the present writing,t the mortality,
with any degree Of certainty. a
The engine, fortunately, became deIach
cd from the train, and the engineer at
once ran it to the nearest station for assis
tance. The first train, containing the re-
mainder Of the regiment, which had safe
( ly passed over the bridge a few minutes
previous, was stopped at Mitchell, twelve
miles east Of Hudson. and sent back to
the scene of the disaster, ,rs, t.,,r .ds3
The Express train for st, Louis, which
lef. this city at FIVE clock, was also tele-
prapheda aand hasteued TO the spot, taking
along all the surgeons that could be found
on lheroute. Surgeons also LEFT Yincennes
for thesscene by special train. a adi
Intelligence, Of The calamity did NOT
reach this city till late hour last night.
Superintendent Lewis Of the Ohio, and
Mississippi Road. at once prepared a
special train. aud, In company with 0rs
Judkins, Mussey, Wood. Norton and
others, left for Huron to render all assis
tance possible. 5'' 5,
LATER FROM THE DISASTER. s
j Since writing the foregoing, we have
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We have just learned thai Meteap's
Cordial will cure the va.
rious diseases prevalent among children.
II is necessary that every parent should
keep supply on shaud. and when rsqair,
ed give as directed. Try it--it is pleas.
ant to take. See advertisement in snoth.
er colum. y
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ADMITTED. Our Soupg friends Geo.
W. Alfred audswm shnltz. we're admit
ted to the Bar, during the1lateA term of
the District Court. / lThsyisrst both 5oupg
men y energy and talent aad viii prove
ornaments to, the, profession. Of. their
.,,S 80 .Hssssyss sssssaba 90 Se.s 4ssst 81 T.
CHolCe' ,..,,-N s.,nsr "a QsFatM.sR
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EEAt the mast head Of our paper will
be found the name Of our gallant caudi.
dale for Senator, A. McVkIeH ESQ. OF
the Col we need not speak to our people.
He is already we'll known to eyerys voter
IN thls county, as an able, ifae and patti
otc man, ready and willing to devote his
whole energies Of heart, head and hand
O'the cause Of Liberty and right, 70 the
rescuesof the country from the hands Of
I tieasoa. q lhs Festofatipn of Jaw. oider
and union by vigorous prosecution Of
the'war. Mr.. Mcyeigh vas put in nom,
inatun by the people at their Convention
18th inst. Hc is the representative Of no
party bu. the people, no cause but the
country. He will be elected by such a
majority as was never before recorded in
this Senatorial District. .,, ,....s,,
faF I "a q N ~ 4. tt n. pl tAA FEtt
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STAND fRoMi UNDER. The immortal
~. N.oIsdnittsdiby the press tolbe the
greatest Orator ! PHILOSOPHER and 'satirist
that ever lived, will be in this city Or
Tdeaday evening nett, and deliver alec +.
turs at the Court House. Subject "Truth
and sWar.pl8 ,sGisnH ,sSrad9 ,aa2Ll .
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E5The USoh Dsmoctats Of FairGsld
COUNT have surioubced Oil. Vallanding.

SkirSs LIE UH'Ob DtmooFaIa OIL Falr1e Ia
county have qunoubced C.L Valapding-
ham Us one Of tLsir speakers for the 2lst
Vallandiushhm the traitor&-Vallauding.
ham the special chum of Breckenridge
and Observation-Disclosures who with
Breckenridge and Burnett has been labor,
ing to force Kentucky into a civil war
and out Of the Union-1V allandinghau
whom the Union men Of Baltimore city
would not suffer to address them - Vallan.
bingham who refused in the las; Congress
while the enemy was besieging the Capi'
tai. to vote either men or money for the
nations Defense vallaAdingbam who has
favored from the 6rst, and advocates now
an overthrow aofithe Union and recogni
tion Of the Southern Confederacy. This
fact Of itself is sufficient to dam the par
ty in this county and to brand the Clique
who manage il as traitors and enemies tc
TIE county keg "a EFsE
What better proof of the opposition 0
the central jauta--their disloyAliy to th'
government is needed than the mere fac
of hisannouncement as aspeakeh
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EXPENSES.

n dHWUcTIUN OF UNV-INTI " " NC '.71N ''7'
for proractcd absence, oceasoned by personal SICK
ness, d.
No pupil will he raceived for less than teruunless
by special agreement. H.. a..
Term bills. for obvious reasons, VIII be requireu III
advance, unless by special arrangement
For further particulars we roar to oar Catalogue,
which will he sent onappcalion to any OF the Trus
rees or 10 Mrs. Porter
sCer ,ba commeneeme eut Of the school oil comrnu-
ncaons In re fsrencs tEcSeto should be addressed to
Mrs Porter. who will then assume the financial re-
sponsbiity OF tho Institution Bv order ot trustees
August s, Is6l-l9 A. A. GUTHRIE, Secretary.
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THE EARTHLY ANGELS.
IA SoxERr.

.sa
Suggested by hearing that the PresJyfesian
Ladies are farmshipg their Church
for The better accommodation Of
the Congregation.
Asin The saIiours time the fairerseH
Are found The Gra iHvanquAhnz tie Devil;
Although the gentlemen they may perpiex
Attimes, they always do more good than evil!
More ~ise than Siliy Eye 81 neiedtdaS, b fi Z
Who robb'd tie eAfib ef Edenp primal beauty. Z
They make Paradise where'er they 90 orsiay,
And guard it well with angel love and duiy
They reach our heart apd purse ike fairy elyeS
When some good cause deRands' our surplus mo q.
syFFft ney:f n f--1 Is. .,a4.! "a 90
They deck achurchand Gil that church themselves
BY drawing piOus teaux like bees to honeyi
The EARTHLY ANGELS surely In each path sublime,
With growing wings 10 reach al length heir native
cline.
trssg9rtl 5a,hrR.E E. Il. ,LsyLslSO.
Lancaster, Ohio.
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.{f4 Gptl5ohh SWissmhad's odhpu6y
left this ci,ylfOr Camp Chase yesterday
afternoon by the canal. .iSThis makes The
9th COMPANY Of volunteefs for Fairfield
county, and there are three companies
recruiting, Fair6eld's quota is thirteen
companies. Keep the ball rolling. y y
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NorcE.-Aiew. bushels Of corn will be
received on subscription. at this Office.