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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31

programme cane of in spite of us
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05
sriiooL Exl,,s,r,os.

The pupils Of J. G. LiSiSoss's school, at
their Exhibition, on "Wednesday evening,
acquitted themselves with great crelis, and
interested their audience we'll. Tia ora.
sions were thoroughly committed, and clear.
y aud distinctly delivered, evincing no lack
Of careful training and diiigeas rehearsal.
The three orisisai orasisos we're especial y
good, ~ beisg crisiaal. Tho exercise.
we're long loaes shs audience thought,
crowded A they we're, and sitting upon
seats without baeks-bss 10 other respects
anexcepaiopal.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05

The exhibition given BY the pupils OF Mr..
B.xsR's school, 1t fsabhitt's tIall last FRI
day evening, xas ono among, II not the beat
affair Of the kind ever gotten up in this
city. The little fellows are well disciplin-
ed, and acted their respective parts with an
air Of case and dignity which betotened
theis entire confidence 10 themselves, and
spoke volumes in favor Of the un,irins en-.
srsy Of Mr.. Baker, and his able assistant,
Miss BrSpv. Those in attendance were
more than ever convinced that Bakers is
smphAsically tAe school Of the city.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05
C3r ZION. b. IIssx, fornerly member 0

CT lion. D. lIxss, formerly member o
Coasress from this District, sArris ed in this
city Wednesday l@ss. Ito 10 on business
conseossd With The Or, 10 bsIfsve-.ss l4ass
no made the Secesh hcreaLeu fte. 'sbul j, 2
by iopsrtias 10 them .hs gratifying intel
ligeees that shc N. Y. Tribune had been
suspended from the mails, BY order Of the
was Departures. Such may DO The fact
and W should NOS Be surprised II il WAS
bnt as yet the report Of The OF !" needs
~anGr m atiOn - 49, &ssgsEa8E
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05
Ac1ap.
Ma. EpIroR: =.

Mn F.pIIoK tts,ssf n 4 8sFXsf8 ls8g98 .
A few niga.s since, . number Of
the good people Of the city were startled
from their dreams, BY . boisterous proceed
ing on the streets. The Impression having
become general that this riotoos proceeding
was carried on ny "the Soldiers" deem
ii my duty to state pobliciy that no enlisted
man took part 10 The said disgrsscfsl
"muss z" uncivil as it may have been, il
was participated 10 solely BY civilinn..
w. s. BURKE,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05

0Ths steamer Wss Wind, from Saint
joseph, arrived It our levee Oh Monday
evening last, foil freishscd for tbi. place
and Ouaha. Messrs. 9. L. Everett, n. p.
Snow, Bayfiss 4 Cross:aod, Ffedrickson 4
Jackson, John A. Laffeny, Deere { Co., G.
j. For, y. Ocesama1, Ilurfofd 4 Kinney,
May . We'll, and John Beresheim, were
fortunate 10 receiving portion Of their
Spriag purchases b. this boat. q
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05

q On the 9th, ths President sent into
the Senate tbe name II Col. g. u. DoDeE,
for . Bsiesdies Geoeralship-a reward for
gallant services Ct the battle Of Pea ridge. /
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05

DAn those Who have "shootius- isops''
they Ssh 70 disposs Of, are ssferred.to the
advsrtias.ent Of ". DuscAx. GIVE hin 4
cali be II Z No. workman, and viii 81
up Jour gass right, and sell them for you
IL possible. sss
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05

u Capt. BUaki lefs ON tbs West Wind,
10 join his 5eeimeat 8 Ksotuk III viil
prsbabIy rsssrs here befoss .his reginsst
receives marching orders. s'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05

e The Sanitary Commission will meet
.. ths fssil<ass ~ n, r. DpDos, d Toes,
DAG eysDisg, April Ssh. Les Tiers Be .
tuYs ess.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

L,URNTTURE, CARPETS BOOKS PAMPHLETS AND
Libraries bought ready money at 1928 avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

EXCURSION TO TIE FISHING BANKS THE
~ setlsr RED JACKET ~ leave on Tuesday, July -
frpm tAa foot West Tentn street 81 g45 A. ~ Fs 81
A Jass band wi lany TIE excursion, Ball. lines and
shine s furnished board THIS Bo.t splendid
Recommendations fjr both ladies' and gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

English DccIess Tsrnts 70 clre all diseases; esps-
ciay does she never tA 70 Puimbna fncll ID Com
sumption, Sore Eyes Rheumatism Drnkenntss Nervous
Debility, Che various Female Complaints and Chronic
Diseases Call At her private residence, l0 Sixth avenue,
opposite Eighth street. Best OF city reference given where
she he's perfoi med the most wonderful curre,
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JMy % 1ss2


A I GEoR1B sEYEs, s4s rTafrTu ,',s,, svENGP :, ~
nel Irins- ae aest soek above Camel street, Of Elan.
Tc - Co. @tAEhans heAcaed aHd unbearhrd Auslns
waning ''0a a""ass r-i-s DENNIS, auires, All al.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
FURNTTURn.

A BEDROOM SUIT or ENAMELLED FURNITURE
"A in all coors q warranted manufacture; also, solid
chestnGt Chamber suits, plain and Ornamental II. r.
FARRINGToN,s 368 Canal street, opposite Wooster Is
tabnshed In l64S
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

IRtrNG HOUsR
NEW YORK,
Esag Aud B eif.il street S Tweith atreei
TA ' th. " A3.ls ~ t4s city. Cu "a getad tue Ea
ltna p.u oplsie atoms for fa7i.rs aud tsangient
.,t uk} W. HrNT, late of the Bresaors HoaHp aud
ta. NASH, ANsry q the Great Rspa die. pfopi
Al iifN3 HocsE s2t AND 81 BROADWAY COR.
~ 81 np fuedh = cel, Sne Burolean plan. piiu.s
III .'i ih uNca :. Il. MEAD.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

yxooN uECATE HAS RETURNED FROM EURopE
III and Is sii az No ri Chr sophcr street where che
he all affairs oil life. bac hours from a. NJ
mar. A. AL Diseases sue Is al. treated rec, a'esSs
ssn'tpsaen ~ c.nts ". n aud s1na nsss o
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
SPORTING.

C,PORTINd--BUTLER's DOCS, NO. 8 PECK SLIP,
- N ~ f0rk Butiers infaliibe Mango Cure and Flea
minator niy cents per Doue NE u mes for all dis
Buffers 9sw work, Breeding, Trainine Dscas o.
81 Si Fieas ensender mango hts e0nsuIn ptlon and
death.
trtyIED-A SECOND BAND Ey0LfsH GuN or
~ Waslcg. P-aaf as or Mia iOn r1s ANY avfnz
spci ~ afio'e VII pd elsh customer CHRISTIE
sFOW s. 81 VI lia street
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

rlo PARTIES GOING TO HorsLKBEP1sG.-r gE
L sold-thr Furnitur1 Of small FAM y 4nkiur ip 10
b. SOD cheap q applied far soon Agena u ttIe te
pcl apply Address r.. s.gElyn .Ibila Dbl.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

II - II ~ - - ~ -. v 80.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
THE TURF.


ThE UNION HALF NILE ExERCISlNG TRACK-IN
-. hs rear o. he Union Hotel Seventy
a. bloom dale road 4 gsd by all TO
suLpass any other track the stand
throukh the Central Park Seventy second street and
central ocauon renders IL the desirable
ess IA or ABOUT the city The stock the road
r-y - h al work on the track every pleasant day Am
ple snea sg 49,. @Am Is provided Don't fail 10 stop at
u Ts ~ s'aese w. JAMES FIsLAY. Mapas.r
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
WATCHEs, JEWELRY, &c.

DIAMoNDS, OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED
IL Lot is ANRICH 723 Broadway, under New York Hotel
offers pay highest cash price Tor Diamonds old Gold
Silver Persons having those articles for sale will
ceive per for 1t than at other places paid
city money without being compelled to take other goods In
exchange. rs Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE TaFfe ronrvNEf

WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNEf
w Goye. one s,d all to soc Mlss WELLINGTON, the
renowned Eng th prophecies universally Acknowledged
the best or all asolotsts who ntete 70 hoso
who consult her health, weah and hsppness and
relative 70 ayus Journeys absent frsnd loy,
rngc hidden treasures enemies and troublesfn fact
Of all affairs in life Brave soldiers, t your doom II
gosy life death. II seek your owh prosperity and
feciys youu dcay 10 visit addHess by letter thfs
highly Cite Add beautiful youpy nd = r ~ sish syspse
city who has the genuine Rspan and Arabian tasman ior
bve, good luck, and hsincss sRYrs-wsrTened tor he,
Lucky numbers given, highly reseHsble city refe
Tences Druaksnness cured and unfaFi wives and hus
band reclaimed.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

Y3Y III \ MaU n ..4lg4soI .0-.T -D4 ..,---.,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
YOIlIlI Girls.

To our thinking thsrs is NO more sx
quisiie ofeafure on the earth than girl
from twelve TO fftren years Of age. There
Is period in the summers morning,
Known only TO early Iisers, which com.
blnos all the splendor OF the day. There
M, at least, full promise Oi the dazzling
MOON but yet tho dewdrop glistens 90
tho ball opened flower, and yet the birds
sing with rapture their AWAKENING sony.
30. TOO, in the morning oi girls life
there is Time ike this, when he rising
glory OF womsnhooa tparkles from tho
ttoughis Of All infant, aud The elegance Of
II queen graes adornS the ganb,ls OF
bady hood. Unimpsdod yet by the sweep.
ing raiment 10 which she foolishly rs
pres. she gliles among her grosscr play.
fell9ws like a royal yacht amongst u Zee,
Of coal iarges, Unconsciousnrs. (alas how
soon 10 dsparD has oil the slTtct of iho
highss! breeding; freedom gives her 4le.
gauce, and heal b adorns her with bsau.
iy Indeed, il seems TO be the peculiar
province Of her sex 10 red, EN- this part OF
lie from opprobrium.- Cooley.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
fHE QulNIIE SUDiTITETE.
Or
We TONIC.
"A CERTAIN REIEDY FOR
FEVER AND lG u L.
,V,Hus IMPoETANr DISCOVERY for

TWSHIy IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, for
| y the radical cure OF Fever and 5gue, and ott er
billions diseases, is the result Of thirty Ave
'years' experience fDr g. LEEDS. practising
physician. aud Druggist. who willingly stlked his
professional reputation upon the merits nf the Qui-
nine Substitute for tho euro of the above class Of
diseases. II does not cOntBin Quiniue. Opium Nor
phine or rsenie, or any mineral substances Whit
ever; while Il possesses all the advantTgcsoi Of the
above medicines, without thoIr injurious efGctV,
eithe upon the head, stomach or bowels, aud which
too often i'm pair theif 7tOne leaving ap"rnanently
debiltated system, though they succeed
In owing the disorders f0r which ihev aetakon
II can be adminls cred during every s,ose ofpreg-
nancy, and uudsr many circumstances Ia which Qni-
nine would bo nadmssable.
Extract from lsnsr Of Capt J, ". Manson.
DEAR Sn:-It affords mo much pleasure 10 add my
testimnny In favor OF youI QuiBiBo Substitute or
Nerve Tonic had the Cbagres f"Ver for nine mouths
my liver badly anceted the 26th OfJnly. bought
six bottles ofthe Qrihine Snbstitnte-n u wees the
pains in my Joints werJ gone lin two weeks could
attend To my duty hoard my vessel--in month
was a we'll man. and have contir ued as healthy as
ever was. ! have tried II on one of my crew. whe
has taken Irinine mt II affected hseyesight. at
Staten Island he had the fever far siy weeks. hut
ynur medicine has made him as healthy a man as
there is In New York write this for the benefit of
sailors. Ysnrs, the square,
J1HN W. MUNsON, Brig AmonOsack. /.
For sale by KAUFFMiN T. &c.
Sepl 2I-27- ..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
ETGp not thithSr whom YOU know not
whether you will be Welcome or not.

Love Mt first sight onen leads to mar.
riage with tho eyes slut.
When a man looks through tear in
HE own eye, it il often lens which 70.
Veals what no telescope could do.
Use not teproachful language against
any one, neithar curses nor rsvlings,
he not too hasty to believe flying re.
porm 10 the disadvantage Of any one.
Use not base aud iivolous things
against grown aud learned mon, nor yery
difficult questions or ,u' jro,s among the
ignorant. nor things hsrd to believe.
The muscles which close the hand a,e
more powerful than those which open it.
five still love those wc lose we can.
not altohothsr lose those W. love.
No good Samaritan ever boarded
through Lille and then boquoalhsd money
to assist wSylaid trav' Hers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18

ENEMrEs.-Go straight on and don't
mind them; il they get in your way. walk
round them, regardless OF spite. A man
who has no enemies is seldom good for
anything; he is SO easily worked that cv.
cry one has hand in it. A sterling char.
scter is one who thinks for bimself, and
speaks Tor bimsolf and speaks what he
thinks; Ge always has enemies. They
are as necessary 10 him as fresh air
They keep him alive and active. A cello.
brated'man once said: ''Thsy are sparks
which ifyou DO not bow. will 90 out of
themselves" Live down prejudites,"
was the lrOs Duk.'s motto. Let this
bo you' feeling while eudeavorin. t. live
dawn the scandal Of those who arc bitter
against you. If you stop 10 dispute,
you do Lul as they desire. and open the
way for more abuse. Let the ppor fel.
lows talk. There will be reaction if
yoa pIform yonr duty. and hundreds
who were ouce alienatsd from you vii
flock to You and acknowledge their errcr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
G9t 4altasttr @a3ettt
CITY OF LANCASTER
The Fear Of God the Beginning Of Wis.


The Fear Of God the Beginning Of Wis
dom.
0aSe on time lived powerful King
Who reigusd over largo and ferli
country. lie had crowns Of gold ant
pesrls and seeplers Of ivory and precious
stonys. Eisuesso.y was full Of costly
things ofahe earth; ,ens OF thousand o
armed men were really 10 obey his bid
ding. and his dominion extended from 8 a
to sea. But without Gods blessing
wVI1I possessions aye but an iOcrcsss Of
care, snd as this mighty monarch feared
hot God. be was dissatisfied and unhap.
py. - .TTCs nm n
In the dominion of.he king lived a
certain dsrviss, famed for abstincs. sanc.
tity, wisdom aud pey; aud the king, wilT-
isg loIproft By the instructions Of the
lsoF pau paid him visit. lie found
him clothed in sarhlotb, living in a cave
t1rfsdpded with high rocks, on the Dor.
dsrs Of wilderness.
Holy man. '.sid the king, ~ come TO
Lara how nay bs happy" ..a
Without giving any rrply. the dervise
led the king ,hrddgI the rugged pathways
Ofths place until lie brought him in front
of high .roOk, mar the top Of whi;h an
eagle had built Ter eyrie.
H"Wby has The eagle buildsd her nest
yondsr?" said The d.rvi.c
"Doustltss," replied the king. that it
may be cut Of danger"
Then initiate lhs BRIDE" said the dv.
wise; "buid thy throne in heaven, and
thou shalt reign there uOmolcsted and in
peace" tan ..y,. f,...
Now the Ling would have willingly
giveuthe dervise ahundted pieces OF gold.
if he had accepted it, for this pr cious
piece Of advics;aul here am givin: it TO
you for nothing 1t my be useful 10 you
as il was to the King, for yon ar, al as
much interested In being happy as he
was. As the eagle built his u~si on the
rugged rock. build your hope upon the
"Rook Of Ages" As the dsrvise old the
king to erect lis throne in heaven. so
tell you IS Sek those ihings which arc
hove. where Christ silt, tn at the right
hand Of Col. Set your affections on
things above, and not on things on the
tarth." Do this, and you will be above
the reach oil danger for time and eternity.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
CAUTION

CAUTION.
Ascertain unprncIplsd persons are Attempting tC
palm OF on the unsuspecting public limitations of
PREPARED GLUE, would caution all persons 10 OK
nPSPALslNG'S PREPARED GLUE,-r1I
10 on the outside wrapper; all others are swindln NJ
eonhterfetls. For sale at all Drug Stores.
March g. le0sA5O.ly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
" N NC MM E -
EA1Ae - 1~eIFN

OF --latest styles constantly on hand.
AS an lnducement to buy, we will present to every
purchaser OF our MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS one
oftho above articles OF fJewelry.
We have on hand n good assortment Of Rel ligious,
Classical Philosophical, Agrlcrltu rail- Historical and
Theological Works, among which may be found His
tories, Travels. adventures, Stories, anecdotes,
Tales, Narratives, Romances, Sports aud Pastimes;
.Annuals and Presentation Books superbly bound and
appropriately illustrated, all Of which will be sold
vory low for cash. TUTHILL & BLAIRE.
N. h. Just received large and spleddd stock OF
Steel Engraving and French Chrome
Autographs, which will be disposed Of at war
prices.
VP PWateheS, CiOeks sad Jspsiry repaired and gar,
rdnted. r.& b.
Lancaster, Sept. 10, 1909.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
VYN VI " a lSNpOWNN

REFERENCES,
n II. Hoehstnter, ShaneNile, Ohio,
Goo. Smith, Walnut Creek, Ohio,
+. M"schler, Mount Eaton, Ohio
g. u. PlaSnrCo. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
J. Il. Tornay, New Baltimore, Ohio.
VIM Lraf. Philadelphia, Penn.
Orange Judd, Editor Am. Agricultural, N. Y. Cly
Philadelphia, Penn.
GENrs,-With two horses on your Anti.rrctIon
power, We drvoyonr No. Mil, grinding IS Busn.
tLS ~ tORN PER HouR, and cut n large quantity of
hay ut lhe same time. | havo never soGn a power,
mat rnhs"il 80 litlc friction, and consequently with
50 little strain upon the hOrsus
". p, COOPER, Supt. l3th u 18th 81.
Pass. H. H. Co.
CLOsrER, N. j. Jan. 90, 1862.
MEa1Rs. BeSNET BROrugRs, GEErs.--I am yery
hneh pleased with the power. Il runs easier than
any olher pHw1rin this vicinity: and with the same
horses "lll do nearly, or quite twice as much work
irrh my Threshcr at $40 revolutions pc minute and
"a inch ur0ss-ont Saw, at | 200 revolutions.
yours truly, PETER J. WHITE.
EG-ON ALL ORDERS RECEIVED BEFORE
OoronER ls', 1862, THE FREIGHT WILL RE
PRE- PAID TO CHICAGO OR ANY OTHER FONT
ON LAKE MICHIGAN or LAKE EHIE.
'-PLlhernl discount to dealers. Agents wantcd.-
slate, Ceunly and Shop Rights for sala.
For iirihor Information send stamp for illustrated
Circnlarsto BENNET BROTHERS.,
July ~, 1902 -3ml9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
Army Correspondence.
CAMP NEAR BAREsTowN, Ky
February goth, 1862

ual SVtu, iOO5
EDiroRs GAZETTE: The l7lh reached
Lebanon on the 10Th and on the 18th was
ordered to Munfordsville, on Green River.
Being unable to procure transportation on
the cars, We had TO start on the wearisom
journey on foot. The first day we reach
Springfield. the shire town OF Washing
ton county and camped on the fair ground.
Th, next day, while on the march, cour-
ier from Bafdstown met and gave us our
FIRST intimation of the great Union victory
at Fort Donelson. Cheer after cheer went
up from our ranks, but our rejoicing was
mingled with doubts, for we feared that it
had been exaggerated. But now all doubts
are set aside. Three miles from Spring.
field We passed the residence OF DR.. Jack.
son, brother to the assassin of Ellsworth
He is secessionist, and should be arrest
ed at once.
TIE enemy is now driven out of K en-.
tucky, except at Columbus. on the Mis-
sissippi. We hope soon to be with the
advancing column that is destined to swee ?
down through Tennessee.
Lieut.. Brown Of Co. B has been pro-
noted 10 tie first lieutensncy Of Co. F.
and VIM. H. Pugh is installed in bis
stead. We are 10th to- part with him, but
think Lieut.. Pugh will fll his place to the
satisfaction Of all. J. p. sam.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
Lancaster. O.. Feb. "a, 1862.
sEsLlNG AT COST.
Committee,

ANDREW REID requests us to state that
he is anxious to sci off his large stock Of
Shswls and Dress Goods before Spring,
and that he has this day commenced of,
feriDg them AT cosr
Good Goods CT the newest styles, are
now to be had at great bargains.
On hand any quantity Of Hoods. Nubias
and Comforts.
Just received lot Of Balmolal Skirts
at Reid's Cash Store.
Just opening big lot of New Gools
Go and see them. 4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
Faulkner AgaiItGt the War.
FREpR1cK. Mn. Feb. 10.

On Saturday night. at a complimentary
dinner rendered TO Hon. Charles j. Faux.
ner. at Marlinsburg. Va that gentleman
in speech, said, in effect that the policy
Of secession, as it had been carried out, was
fsilure. 1t had been accompanied with
al unnecessary waste Of life, the best
blood Of tie South, and immense sacrigce
Of property. If this course was continued
in. it would pAe ruin on ruin. TIE pub.
lie sentiment OF Western Virginia was op-
pose to it. He also intimated that he
had no aft iation with those who wished
the Ir $ mt war to continue. His remarks
were acquiescsd in by the large audeuce
present. and he bad no doubt but they re-
9ecIed the true sentiments Of nine .tenths
.: lie people Of the upper counties Of the
Potomac.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY cONcERN..-
TAKE NOTICE.

We are for peace on earth and good
will to man. We have. waited nearly
two years sincs we sold the Gazette to
Dr.. Scott, hoping that the patrons Of the
good old paper would call and close their
accounts; but "hope deferred makes the
heart SICK Wea'6ai a large amount
still due upon our books. aud take this
method to notify our debtors chat we must
have settlement; we are getting old,
and poor, and must have money TO pay
our honest debts. All therefore, who
know themselves indebted 10 the Gazette
Office beginning with Vol. /, No. /. and
ending with Vol. 7. No. 48, for April
Let, 1860, will please call at the Gazette
Office and close up by cash. note or other
wise. All who neglect ills call may ex.
pect "forward movement as soon as
the roads become passable tor our terri.
BILE artillery. You can always fId some
one shout the Office who will receive you
politely. settle with you kindly, aud bless
the Lord for the opportunity.
.s t.."t JOSH CLARKE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
Cincinnati NaYites.
CIsCrENArI, February 90. ls

CIscISSArI, February %. 1862.
Cattle, Sheep and HOgs-Ths supply
of Beef Cattle has been light aud hardly
equal 10 the demand; and che marke! has
ruled firm throughout the week. We con-
linue to quote common at 81 75as2; fair
S2 25sS2 so; good SO 75aS3; prime to
choice 50 25s3 so per GENITAL.
Hogs are in light supply and in active
demand from the city butchers at SO 25a
3 so per GENITAL gross, Small lots Of dress.
ed, frozen, have been received fromNotth-
ern Illinois, during the week, and they
were taken by our packers at So 75a4
per GENITAL.
Sheep in continued light supply and
firm at SO to 81 so per head.
Flour-The demand has been good al
the week, and prices further advanced to
81 5Oa4 s. for sup4r6ne, S4 60a4 65 for
extra, and 81 load Is for family.
Corn The demand has been fully up
to the offerings, and the market has ruled
firm at full rates. The sales foot up 80, ,
900 bushels at 28a30 cents ior ear at the
upper and lower depots.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
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