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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-06

Our story, iniatory of the New Year. is 4 srlen
did national Romance. commencing m the New
York Mercury OF Saturday, January 4th. ls69
and entitled
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
FROM YORKTOWN,

BEEoRE YoHGTOwE. AprI25 The priu-
cipsl event yesterday worth m0Dlio ninp
was the sbelling Of Yorktown By one Of
the guDboals. She moved up. TO the
mouth Of Wormlsy Greek dntinS The
morolng. opening a well directed fire on
their works, which wa, promptly answer.
ed Ivy the rebels,
Fhs boat iiren feli back dlstancs Of
lhTes miles from Yorktown. wheh she
reain opened ERE, The shells explodibg--
each time within the enemy wolks, but
obtaining no response. A few shells
were fred during the day along the whole
line, tO,Eeep the rebels from Strengthen
ing tlleir works. JFy yTf,9 m
No one was Injured. Its raining Sgain
today, but tho Indications are thar il will
soon clear up. The objcc, Of tbe. Aag Of
truce sent to the enemy line Cd Tuesday
BY order Of Nc Clsllin, was 10 effect the
exchange'o of tour rebel prisoners for a
similar number Of our wounded in their
hands. in ord,r that they might be better
cared for. 49,,
ri The answer showed they we're mol dis.
posed to comply with the request, but the
wounded had not been sent 10 Richmond.
Captain Win B. Bartlett, Acihg Ii, uten.
ant Colonel. ofIhe Twentieth Massachus.
cts Regiments. @as'shot before Yorktown
on "Wednesday and has had bis LETT leg
ampuia,ed. lie is doing we'll. @aut.ls
New YosK. April l28.--Lelters from
before Yorktown give a sort Of fcom6rua.
ton to the reported refusal Of an Irish
brigade in the rebel army to serve, and
their surrender Of their arms. "St
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01

April cath. 1859. BY the Rev. T. J.
Downy, Mr.. Henry @. Ward TO Miss Car.
olios Tunost, all of Fairfield conoiy,
% Tuesday, 10Th day Of April, 1862,
in DumoDisVllls. by =. D. RadsbduQb,
Esq. MI. Jdhn r. Myers aud Margsret
NJ Thomas. ali Of Grsen6eId Tuwusbip,
F"lr6eld county. Ohio.
On the 2llh inst, at the residence of
VIM. Lainer Esq .%by the Rev. s. 6
Tussing, Mr.. Daniel s. Black Of Fairfield
county and Miss Nancy Larimsr Of Per.
~ county.
BY the same, st die same timean place.
Mr.. John Fl. NARROW and Kiss Luis,
Larmer, all OF Perry courgy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
News from Gen. FremOat's Army--Skir-
inish and Defeat Of a rebel Band.
WHEELING, VI April "a

,yr WHEELING, Va April "a
Hon. Eawin M. Stanton, SsGy of War:
= A telegram from Gen. Schenck states
tha. a squad ef twenty Eve infantry, sent
from Rohney by l. euteOan. Colonel
Dowpey to look after gusrrilas, was at
tackled yesterday morning on Grass Lick.
between Wash river and CarsIipn. by the
rebels, forty in number. Our force hist
three killed, but drove the rebels who
took refuge 10 the house Of one POLAND.
Colonel Downey went with a re enforce
ment Of cavalry, bu, the rebels fed at
his approach. carrying of several dead
and wounded, among the latte. Col. Par,
sous. their leader, and POLAND. the owner
of the house. Colonel Downey reports
The interior OF the house covered with
booi. He burned the house and pur.
sued the flying enemy. taking Eve prison.
oners.
Gen Schenck sent rc. endorsements Of
one hundred and sixty cavalry and one
piece Of Debeck's arti lery to come on
the enemy in the rear. These must have
reached the Place about four o'clock yes.
terday afternoon. Our messengers pass.
ing to aud fro between Grass Lick and
Romney were fred on four, six and seven
miles from Romney, by guerriilas.
3. 5l-'' j. q, ,FREMoSr, -
Major General Commanding.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
Vanish for Boots and Shoes.

For q afew4 Years past, i have used a
kind Of leather varnish Tor excluding
moisture from boots and Shoes, which is a
very valuable article for preserving leath-
er and for excluding moisture. The way
to make it: Procure quart bottle or Jug
and pu. IN it halfpound Of gum shellac
which may be obtained at the drug store.
The shellac should be broken up fine.
Now pour In good atephol enough to GOV.
er it, and place it on shelf in warm
place, and cork the bottle tight, or the
alcohol will sgonevaporate. Shake il we'll
several times daily. To this add a piece
Of gum camphor about as large as hens
egg, and ,ben add about one ounce Of
good lamp black, and shake it we'll. rrIf
the alcohol is good. the shellac will aIlybe
dissolved IN about three days, when i,
will be ready for use.
Let tie bottle be well shaken before u.
sias any of it, Should it ever appear to
be too thick, ada more alcohol; and if too
thin. add slella,. oo D<..
Igrcase my boots and shoes lightly,
whtn they appear to need it, and then
give them good coat OF varnish. Pour
out two or three spoonfuls into dish,
and with small paint brush varnsh the
boot. Ifitis good, il will dry in six
minutes; and will literally wear off be fore
it can be removed; and twill form a CLOS:
almost equal to patent leather.
The great excellence Of it is. it doe,
MT strike iuto The leather, so as to reu!el
il hard and brittle, but remains on the
surface; and excludes tile water mos,
effectually, aylo taa 5ag ,aHsons
Besides using this varnish for boot;
for several years past. with good satisac
ton. lave used it f,r varuis hing har
ness, after they had been oiled, for whicl
purpose i always found il choice article
as it would keep hirnessin good con
dition for a long periot Of time Core
spondent Country Gsnttsman! ,lU mo
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rs-rbe moubeis Of oaptaIu sIaFOrd'u

ADtA tAuothAohDoIs sVflOhPAaihpseuviN "
Co. A. let Ohio Regiment sent money
BY 7. W. TallmSdgs from Camp Shiloh,
Piusburg Landing. TsDp., to be distlib.
uted to The following persons 10 this cOun-
ty. They can obtain the same by calling
on Mr. B. f. Reinmund. the agent Of Mr..
Tallmadgs in This city for procuring
Bounty Morey. Pensions, Back Pay for
soldiers and their friends.
MIS-. J a, Stafford; Miss Ann Shannon:
John Smith, LithoPolis; Mrs. Sarah Jane
Wilson. Lithopolis; James Hunter; DAN
lei Reber; Mrs. Charlotte Applegate; Mrs.
Louiss Matthias. MiIlville; Antony Croft;
Benjamin F. Dilgsr; Christian Flemm;
Robert Reed; Mrs. Louisa Azbill, Sam.
uel Cofman, Carroll franklin Poulton;
Zachariah Yariech; George Zsbold, SEN.
George Copelsn; Mrs Maria dasson; N.
Young John c. Weaver; Mrs. Rsbecca
Allen, Carroll; Josiah Morris, West Rush.
vile; Benjamin franklin; Malcolm Grif
fifth; Thomas Bowles sen.; Thomas Har.
vey, John s. F-emau: JoOeph Murphy;
Brice Smith. West RushviIle; Henry Bus,
zsrj. Hooking county; Stephen D. Wolf;
Mrs. Margaret Renner; Michael Bissing.
er; VIM. McGill. Athens. o.; VIM. Gas.
sci. SEN; Mrs Nimrod Webb; Isaa, Co.
mcr: Mrs. Caroline Denton; Hamilton
Rockey; Abraham Myers, Amanda; Mrs.
Edith Baker, West Rushville.
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NAinATH pIMECT0RY.


BAPTIST cHURCH--s. G. DAwsos, Pastor:
south West Corner Colambui and Mulberry streets:
Sstvisss--sundRJ IOh A. .,and eh P. N. sunday
Schoolat9P.M.
ENG, Ey. LUTHBRAN----U.J j. KsSELT' Ps''or;
1c3lumbus street, between Wheeling and Mulberry
ss;vIces Sunday lOX A. M, and 61lP. NJ; Lecture
" evoIy "Wednesday evening. Sabbath sehoo
3 O'Clock Pm.
ut. JOHNS (Rpiseopab oHURoH-soo'n'E Ea''
Gamer OF sroadw way and wheeiihg Streets Services
sunday Iox A. NJ, and I 2. M. Wednesday I'm
sabbath schooie p. M.o.i ''-' s,.s-.-as -.
- All, tho Pewssin the Church are PREE' and ihe
bubble arc inyi.ed:io attend. F.. GHAy, Rsf'0r'
NJ. B. cHuRcH-on High Street: E..c..FELroS
Pastor: ..s... eF. .,t e.t8s. d. j., q .g.
sabbath school . A. ". Public, Service Sabbath
Morning io,; O'Clock aud at7PM. Lecture "etn-
esday sysninE ait. Prayer moelins Friday evening
Nh ~
pREspyrERIAN CHURCH: cn Broadway, be
tween wheeling and Mulberry Streets H'C' GAL
hRAiTH, ia, PastSr;
service sabbath iOH O'Clock a. NJ, and7 IN 'he
.yeulu. Lecture Wednesday evening Sabbath sehoo'
at 2o'clock. 80 s--ih tlsas t-. Z. -ls,sa. r..sfG
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01

FWs invite the attention OF our read'
srs 10 4he fact that sGEh IL. SMITH, JR''
(who has recently purchased the jew,
elry establishment Of Mr.. GATES, so long
aud favorabIy known in this city, has
jus, received large lot Of Watches and
CLOCKS Of the very best manufacture :
His Seth Thomas Clocks. he will warrant
to run a life e.tilne, (proViiing always you
dou't live loo long.) without repairs. lie
has also splendid variety Of Gold peps-
Pens ,ba. "always write the truth, and
never tell lio." We have been using
one ofbis pens for some time, and would s'll
advise CnAs. RoLLAND, ESQ., (,he siesr'
less" editor Of the Ohio E"gle, to pur'
chase ono Immediately, with which 10
ucn his editorials. We havn't tbs least
doub, bull that would make Tho Eagle
a loyal and devoted bird. GEORGE has
also .hdod many new styles to his already
abuudaudaa. supply Of jewely; give
him call, al the sign of the Watch and
Es lie, in Greens's Block..'S y % W
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
Sale OF Lands by order OF court.

sale OF LandS ny Order OF COurt'
rs pursuance Of an order Of the Court ofCommon
Pleas 10 and for the county OtRarheld. Aub State
of Ohio, the undersigned Executor Of the last Will
oil Hannah LeTenng. deceased, will on
Monday, the end day oGJuncs 1S02,.
at o'clock p. NJ at the Door Of the Court House. In
Lancaster, in said county, sell by public auction 10
the highest bidder The following parcels Of Real Ea
tate, situate IN said county. to-wit:
Twenty-s and twO.thirds acres out Ofthe trhct Of
land seton oJobn LevehDs In the parli ion Of The
lands Of Hannah lowering, deceased. which Is record
ed In Book No. 81. page 4O4 &C., Of the Record Of
Deeds Of said county which s6S acres are Pa Of Tue
South West quarter Of section In township ~ of
range 10. BOUNDED by beginning at n stone In the
road, eighteen Chains and forty Inks north om me
south west Garner Ofsaid section; lhence soulh sixty
ourdegrees east twelve chains and elghty four
thehee north eighty seven and half degrees east
twelve chains and eight links; thence north thirteen
chains and seventy-two links; thence souih eighty
four degrees west tweniy-three chains and eighty
four links to the section iine; thence south SIX chains
aud one link to the beginning. %
Appraised at Sij per acres. ..,
Also, Twenty acres OF the traet land set on IN
Maris LevernKin In snid partition, which 20 acres
part Of The South half ofseetop g IN township "a OF
range 10. bounded by beginning At the norih vest
OF sgid tract set OF TO said Mars LeVeng;
thence nortb eighty degrees east oqreen ch n'
and sixty seven Iinks thence south hineen chain,
and eighty links; thence south seyenty-ihree and
| one half degrees west three chains and sixty
links; thence south eighty seven and a half degree
west ten chains aud ihirty-nin Inks thence noril
three and oneforth degrees west thirteen e1in' ant
seventy three links to The beginning
Appraised at 500 per acre. ..sHgyr r...-..rH --
Terms OF snle:-one-thirj the purchase money IL
hand. third in and the balance In Two years
with interest deferred payments from the day OF
sae and for not less than Moihirds OF the appraised
value.y s .-,- ...-J 10 -
Dated iii, Ist day Of May, A! D.Isse: ~
LOUIS LBVERING.
Executor OF the last will OF Hannah Levering, dec
HUNTER & DAuonERrY, Attys
| 5w6pfs7 SC
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
From Hanks Command.

HAaRrspuRa. Va, April 95.-La,t
night a strong reconnaissance was made
from New Market toward Stanton. On
reaching Mouet Crawford. eight miles
south ofhere. The bridge on branch OF
the Shenandoah was found burnei. The
stream was too deep aud rapid to crosa
A bridge over another branch Of The same
sIrsam was also. turned last Tuesday by
the citizens. %, H ~ J.lIr ,G. u
To day one OF our brigades passed
through town aud took possession Of one
ofthe, principal avenues leading from here.
Dsserters from Jacksou's militia report
him making very slow progress toward
Gordousvire.' 800 Of his militia have
deserted since bis escapsde. henandoah
bridge is not yet burned, but picksts are
stationed there ready to apply ietorch
on our approach.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
From Cniro.

CAIRO, Liz. April 97.-Ths river is
still Using, aud 10 some, places gradually
making its way over the levee. The
steamer Mcclellan. from Pittsburg Land,
ing al A. clock on Saturday, has ertFed.
The rebels are inaugnrating asysten ol
guerrilla warfare along lthef TeDnessee
river. Boats were fired aon. yesterday d
short distance above Fort Henry.
!, Our army Is steadily advancing toward
Corinth. Gen. POpe's division is on the
extreme left four miles above Pittsburg
Landing. "A Reconnaissance in force took
place on Thursday and encountered &
large foroe ofreb.l iufantty and cavalry
eight mills from the landing, TheGteb
els formed in line Of battle, and after fir
ing one volley, retrssted ipgreat disorder
with considerable loss. So prisoners
were taken. The roads have been improv
Hng. but the rains ofFridsy rendered then
again impassable The Mcclellan brought
The body Of Gen. G. r. Smith!
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 23(
says ,a,rafl. upon which was a large 6elt
piece, 10 inch mortar aud sixteen of ou
men, was captured by ieFsbols near For
,EWight and taken down th9 rveFJ l
still insists that The battle'of Shiloh was
Confederate victory "a !; ,'T 5ssss, ave-, q
Generals, Buell. and; Bsaprsgar4 hat
EefIeoled oau arrangement for an excbang
fa.. 10 u nUNN
ol wounded prisoners. 5liSsssy!ag y nnT
"a Passengers aby the McClellsu brinl
further i6mors Of Cotibih being eyaCua
ted, Beauregard will make his mex
stand at Columbus Mississippi. /
/ K Colonel Turobin's brigade has movec
brck from Tuseumbia 10 Huntsville. .wher
| General Mitchell was still eabamped.
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Legal Notice.


h vEoSATHAS Needles and Cavolins Needles bis
sw1fe. ~ Marion. lows. and Jar7es a. Cook AMI
Nancy Cook his vile. Linn county. Iowa will lHke
notice that on Janunry 93J. Is6e Rachel Pen.tsrnsk
iaker. dec dIed the CLARK once nf the Court of
Common Pleas OF Fairleld county. ohio, against
them and the children and heirs NJ william PenSta-
makrT late Of said comfy dee. thrif petition. hlleZ
ing ~ them. thai said Wililam died SEIZED " the
follow ing described land IN sad county. viz: So
much Of the west hsfOf section No. 81, township -
and range ~. ases north OF The original channel Of
Walnut Creek Supposed N eahaiu 80 acres. That
on Jny lg, Ie47. said George ". and Jacob ReEs'A-
maker began proceedings in sid court aya'nst ri
the other children ofssid william. veeP Caihlrine
Bish. who beiorc. that time, had with her husband.
conveyed IN them hor interest therein and bis wihoS
for The pariiiop ~ said premises. the zane being
there eously Described In s-ctnn as. aud
snch proceedings had lhefeln. that said George
W. aud Jacoh Fehstamaker bought The same At public
sale. ThatafIerwarjs said Jaenb assigned his Inter
esl lnssid parchase 70 said George W; aud after
wards the said Caroline Needles. nv rmAiden name
Caroline Penstamaker. attempted to convey to the
said George ". her interest IN said premises, by
dead defective'y exeeuted, having but one 2ueai'nz
witness the reto. and afterwards the sad Nauc5 Cook.
by her maiden name Nancy Pensta'uake eT. by cf ell
duly eRecuted conveyed her inIerest ihtFriR TO the
sa d George W.. aud 4fterFar1s the said Genrge W.
died testate snd by hia will daily pFObated deV5ssd
def IN fee TO hssaid children. ThAt the said George
w. never received ahy conveyance for the SANE. aud
the whole cunt Of the purchase money having been
paid the plaintiffs pray that said efsudHnta NAV he
ordered 10 said ses for life.
renal inder 10 saId children afsaid Gsorks and in
fefIult thereofth that the same may he ordersdtTb he
eonVeyedt N them In form aforesaid by Master Com
missioner 1f the Court. r... .-. b.
| Said defendants are further notified that they are
reauired ia answer demnr ~ said petition
fore the third Saturday after The 2agh day Of Aaj
next. . -'. JOHN ;. RhASEE,
... .r. Attorney for PlalnuGs.
lbriI ~. Ip61-7vAnfsl0 90
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LING, on .ns Dselh ., Yeang La,

Lines on the Death osS YOnng Lady.
~ Dehrss, Bell, fbou hsst Isftu us, WI n I
Left our hearts N mourn for th.e,
Now Thy spirit hath berefl US,
Sad and lonely We will be.
When saw thee last, dear Belt,
Lille did think, ah then!
Thy spirit IN Heaven should dwell,
Ere We should meet again.
OH we1ltiIe know Jne hour rs gIr-
What the next may bring W beat;
Ore our joys black clouds u ay lower,
Adding 10 our grief and care.
'rIs ever thus with life on earth,
One moment all sJoy and greet,
But sorrow fellows soon our mrh,
VI q Aud oar hearts with sadusss beat. t''f
Thine hast been a.pleasantlife,
Mid many scsaes " roam,
on mIrglinE with earihs busy st:ife,
With dear Cnes still athome.
.l., And thy heart was warm and true;
Thou didst love with US IN dwell,
And spent happy hours too,
For we loved thoe fondly, we'll.
No more With open arms we meet,
No more We hear thy pleasant voice,
No more thy Kind affection greet,
s'' hichbado' rheSr,ssooft rtJoiee.
But we will think with pleasure sweet,
ofthe blessings thou hast given,
And pray that We may al yet meet,
Where We may never part, In Heaven.
BUR.
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FROM YORKTOWN.
Army OF THE PoroNAc,
YORKTOWN, April 27, 1897

.
YoRKrowS. April p, 1872 !
E. H. Stqntoa.,.ir9q pii j., ioa .tasaa
Early this morning an advance lunstte
OF tie, rebels, this ,sidsOf Warwick was
Carried by assault BY Co. II Of The First
Massachusetts, Regiment. The work had
a ditch six feet deep, with a strong para
pei, manned by two companies of infant
~, bu! no artillery. The. rebels broke
and ran.rq Our loss was three killed aud
mortally wounded, and twelve otherwise
lwouuded. ,ifar.4ui3 ~is '1i4iiga :, ,.
We.took fourteen .plisonersi destroyed
the works and diretired. 10 spite of the
rain onr work progresses we'll, .e' ,g7
II ISigned ,ag,a5l. G. B, McClELLAE.I .,
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DIR. IN psLE.AS-s YoLCAHIc OIL LLxI1EST
Tls Best Ert,raal in tLs H.r1,

Thousands NJ human beings bave been saved 4 M
Of deereptnde and misery by The uae ofthis invalu
able Llnimebi. It will relieve pain almost instanta
beopsIy and Il will cleanse, purify and heal the foul
eat Sore n an Incredible short time. NeLsgn's VoI-
eases OF rheumatism. Gout, or NeunIga.sJ Fer Par
alysis. Contracted Muscles, Stinuess or Weakasss In
the Joints, Muscles Ligaments. II wfIi sever fall
Esrachp. For Buns Seads, or any. Pain IL u an
Infsllibie Remedy. Try II, and you viii fHd u an IN
dispens'bls remedy. Keep always on hand. So
charge Of horses. wifnv money By usfng NsLesp's
Yocenic OIL Liniment- II 10 speedy and infalllblS
cure for Galls Sprains. Chafes, Swelling. LAmeness,
Sweeney. Sores, Wounds. Scratches. or any external
disease. Try. It ard vou will be convinced, A..
p" DIR. }. n. .MsLEAIv, Sole Prsyvistsrl
.aB b. E54 as-,-l-a.. ST. LOUIS, NO.
lFE. l.. slocum, agent. aug. rs. tp6l-H
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DR.. MtLEsY-s UwIVERsaL PILLS.
Esr As., Complaint. Barisrsn.,,, Hsad4.L,, ss..

For Lssr Complaint. BHiSKsHsSS, Hsadashst &s.
There has never been Caihartie medicine, offered
the pubc that ha. given such entire satisfaction
HeTEAN's UsfvGRsAL PILLs. 200 as@
Being sntirely vegetable. they are perfectly inno-
cent and be taken by the most tsDder infant; yet
promptsnG powerfaiin removing all BILIOUS sccre-
tons, Acid or ImPure. Peted Mater from the sioD-
ac In ract. they the only Pills that should be
usrd In maarous districts. .t st
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or pain In the
Stomach Bowels though very active and seBrehtDH
in their oper ration. promoting healthy sectoionE OF
the Liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer from BIZ
Eonsness. Headache and Foul Stomach. when 90 chap
a remedy can he oh:ainedi Keep them constantly
IN hand: single dose. taken In season, prevent
hours. dave and months ofsieknsss Ask for pr. J..
y. NeJean's UniversAl Pill. Take no other. Being
coated. they are taseles.. Price only 35 cents per
box and can be sent hv mail 10 any par OF the Unit
ed States. !. ri. NeCL.aIN, Sole Proprietor,
Cornsr Of TAird and Pins Street,, 81. Lsuis, Ne
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01

=, GTThs indications are that the great
estba.ils foughtisiuce Waterloo will take
place at c0tiDtb. Mississippi. this week.
{ The sIOreessehgaged onlbOtG sides cannot
sgbe Aacb lsss lhsdseg goQp.l The stake
a1s u Issue Is Of immense Importance and the
struggle may be expected to be long, dssv
evrsts and bloody Therssult, b9we1erI
q, sSis by hertmsans doubtiela 50 sure as the
siruggls comes wa win triumph.
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Daily Cincinnati Gazette.

IF yon want the largest cheapest and best Daily pa
u pc rpnbI Iisbed, inlhe West. go to the New Book
Store ofw - Bsaiy aud bugths cincinha iiGazeite,
rrce oflhe laTgc IS els. por eek small 10 els. per
week .s.ss 81 y q ~ E Ests
PhOtog raph hAIbumS.-Ifyou WI nj asplon-
did Photograph Album 70 N, BeAtys new Book
Store, Que door west NJ Mar,iats BauE,
school SOoks.-If yo1 want ohcar Sehohl
Book ego to Beaty's Book Store, one door sssI OF
Martitis Bank, s 'ma Esa
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tate.
TN pursuance n rp.orler grs ted By The Probate
j Court ofFair1elA county, Ohio. VIII Offer for
sale at public auction. on
Monday the 12th Day Of May, 4. ID. 1902.
att O'Clock 2. NJ. upon the Premises.
the following described Real Estate Situate ia said
| county OF ParhsId aud State Of Ohio. io-wit:
The Horth East quarter Of section ~ toEnship
sixteen tlrl and Range eghteeB (fs) ~ lands direct
cd n be sold at Chilcothe except sxtv acres sOld
OF OF the east side sa quarier section and leaving
OF 0 hundred acres more oriess.
AppraIsel free aud clear of dos0r. al S39 90 per
acre To be sold free aud clear dover fsr mol less
than two-thirds the appraised volne, aud upon the
terms OF ope-ihird fn hand one third in one year.
and one third In two years om the lay Of sale with
interest the deferred inStallmenis from the day
Of sale. THOMAS WHITAKER.
Admir- ofthe Estate ofThomas T. Gill. dee.
4.,t-efN DUyTER. UACGHERrY, AItyB.
Lancaster, April 10Th, 1902 5w3pfS4 50
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NEssas EDrrOEs:7-It isJ being reported
10 this county that Capt Il. H, GIEsY.
Of Co., r, 4oth Rtgt Of elid Volunteers
behaved badly on the battle Geld cof Shi.
lpah. Allow one WHO knowsrosp's Gle
ssy weI. aud who was with Biv, sharing
the dangers and enduring the bardships
Of the evsptfpl 9Th and 9Th Of April, to
gss this rspol. an emphatic con ltadie.
tion. Capt Giesy ad.elltht0dgAJli the
entire engagement: will greet courage
and commanded his company with mos,
cousumste skill. There j. no brsyer
more eff lent or worthier Captain in tn
service. y.54,'so Il. d. iWRsrHovEN,c ,c@ +
Private, Co., F., Capt H. H. GlEsY.