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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03
lFrOm thsst. Louis Republican ]
Kansas NullifIcatiOn,


The Leavenworth CcnSeruatipe ls busyinR il.
selfiD attempting to show that It 10 not legal
for Missouri shareholders 10 recover their
property stolen aud taken to Kansas, or made
away with by abolition kidnappers Of that
State II quotes from the State and Terri
tOrial laws to show that there can be no slaves
In Kansas; that "the blaokest man who steps
upon Kansas soil has all the privileges of q
freeman" and that "any mieoreant who at.
tempts to return such q person to slavery will
be punished as an abject Oriminal.n aAri
ibis is no new question Other States be.
side Kansas have tried 10 nullify the Constitu-
ton Of the United States, though several OF
them have seen the error Of their ways and re.
pealed the obnoxious personal liberty laws
But let us remind the Conservative OF a little
matter it seems TO have forgotten. Abou
nine months ago the United States Marehal Of
Kansas addressed letter TO the Attorney Gen.
eral Of the United States, stating that he did
not deem 1t his duty to return iugitlVes to Mis-
souri, until she became more loyel, and asking
for advice on the subject. The following was
the reply: ..
.. ATTORNEY GENERAL's oTFloEl
.- July %, 1861.
J. L. MeDowel, U. S. Marshal, Kansas:
Your letter of the llth July, received 18th
(undeT frank Of Senator Lano, Of Kansas,) asks
advice whether you should give your official
services In the execution of the Fugitive Slave
Law. 49, :
1t Is the Presidents constitutional duty to
take care that the laws be faithfully execu.
ted" That means all the laps. He has nc
right to discriminate-no right to execute the
laws be likes, and leave unexecuted those ht
dislikes. And Of course you and 1, his su5ordt
Mates, can hGue no Uider latitude of diser,tiOn
tean ne has. Missouri is State in the Union.
The insurrectionary disorders in Missouri are
but individual crimes, and do not change the le-
gal status Of the State, nor change its rights
and obligations as member of the MON.
ATsfusal by ministerial officer TO ereeuts any
law @hieh properly belongs to HE office is an off.
eIat rntsdemeanOr, of sohich IhGus not dOubtt tht
President toOuid take notice. a.,...I ~ .SrI
.... Very respectfully,
EDWARD BATES.
We commend the itallcised words Of the fore.
going to our Leavenworth cOtempary and the
officials Of Kansas. It contains the pitb Of the
whole matter in nut shell. area %. ,sh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03
AS a Family PhysIc. 2

kT0nL Df. e. W. LUIT0TI0HEi 4'tW OIt'l''''
Your Pulls arc the prince Of purges. Their exeellsu
qualities surpass any cathartlo We porness Tjhey af'
mild but very certain and esctual IN their action on o.
bowels which makes them inyaluabloto ~ In The DALI
traatment of dIseaao.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03

., TIE Louisville Democrat says the best 10.
formed Of foreign writer's areelmost as ignorant
Of this country generally 90 the Aholltionlsts ol
slAysr1 ir me Southern .si, NJ 81 ~ \ ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03
ROAD NOTICE,

INHERE will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Franklin county, Ohio, at their regular meeting TO
be held next after the expiration Of thirty days from this
date to wit, on tae I'd day OF June 1862 petition he
ton In portion Of the road leadins from Dublin 10
Pleasant Valley The alteration asked for is as fol ows;
70 begin at point In the cen Of said road at
20 certain parcels OF real estate owned by Luther
Lane and Aaron Church, running thence In westerly al
recton, along their division neto the northwest corner
o. said Aaron Churchs land and continuing in the same
said Luther Lane and l.. NJ Pratt to point IN the
center OF said Dublin and Pleasant Valley road known
as corner common to the lands belonging to said Luther
Lane and H. NJ Pratt as atoresad distance Of proposed
alteration being about 40 poles. :
aprl2o-dlt&w3w 80 .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03
Dyssntery, Dlarrhs", Relax, wermr.

! m \ IEOEE Il -
Your Pills have had long trial 10 my practice and
hold them IN esteem Of tho best aprents aSo
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given In small does fo
bious dysentery and diayrhGd. Their sugar-coating
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the ss
M vvonnan and chIIdran l1-------s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03

We commend the itallciued words of the fore.
going to our Leavenworth cotempary and the
officials Of Kansas. It contains the ptb Of the
whole matter in nut shell. aaea 81 tsA n 7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03

DybPoPSEu1 AIhpUEISy OF tELu nIUUu'
From Req. J. Hines, Rdsor Of Advent Church, Boston.
DR AVER: have naah your plla with axtraOrllnarp
success In my family and among those am called TO visit
In distress. To regulate the organs Of diguzton and
purify the blood they are the very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours, j. v. HINES.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03

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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
OBITUARY.


DIED-MARY MARIA SURVIVES, daughter ol
ohm aud Cynthia A. Shreves; born Septem-
Der l2,h 1914, died Dec 18th 1861
a AnectIons Tribute 10 the Memory of Miss
Mary Shrieves'
.' ny MRS, 4. II. DEvgLLlNG.
They tell me thou art dead, that on thy brow,
Deaths lasting signcts deep eugraven now,
That thy young, active form, in dreamless sleep,
Within its narrow bed, dark and d0ep,
Is laid to rest
All. little deemed when with fond Nlieu
I parted from thee just week ago,
THAT ere IL passed thou woull'st have yielded up
Thy hold on life; and drank the bitter cup
That all must take.
Alas how briefa space along lifcs road
OF tOilsome care, thy fastening footsteps trod,
just in the opening of thy mornings bloom,
Like some frail flower, yithered and blightcd soon
. It's fragrahco crushed.
Thy days have passed.; and that sad mother, lone,
Ref of her idCl, will IN sorrow mourn
Thy early doom; yet the sweet hope Is given
Though called from earth she rests secure in HeaV n,
Th"refix your trust;
That where yOur treasure Is, yon may at last
When all earth y trials, and its tolls are past,
In that bright world above; that happier home;
Aguin re;on her, where noparting's known,
NJ tears eor shed
Aud though the wintry winds around hcr grave
Chant their wild rrluiums, aud its tempests rave,
Yet will bright flowers in summers sunshine bloom
And wait their fragrance Ger her elrly tomb,
.....t .. NJ ourn not tho dcadl ...If
Lancaster, Dec, "a, 1861. ........ .... s.....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
OBITUARY.

DIED-At the residence of het on.in.
law, John Q. Cis:el, in this city, on the
10th Of December, 1861, Mis-. DoRornY
HUNTER, relict of Mr.. Joseph Hunter, late
Of this county, deceased, aged 81 years,
l month and 8 days. s}s ur
Mr.. aud Mrs, Hunter were the first 10
scttle in this part Of Ohio, having emi.
grated from Kentucky in the sprins.of the
year 1898. ThOy located at place west
Of, and near to the site of Lancaster, and
continuedt to reside in ths vicinity till re
moved BY death. .s...t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
MoN1pIAL rBs2UTE;

Suggested by the death of young JAcoD Lay
M,S, Of our city, late member OF the l7th
Regiment Band, now Operating against the
Retels in Kentucky. @ ..#.a7
Gone to the tomb where birds in earliest sprrg
At once his late and reqnium shall sing,
And in the latest summer days their strains
-..... prolong ........ ........... ...
To type his love OF music and Of song;
Gone from the troops Of friends whose honest
praise -s...
Proclaimed him gentleman in all his ways,
With gifts of head and heart improving sill,
And leaves VOID in both v hch few can fill:
Gone to the land Of everlasting youth,
Where all are young in grace, and love, and
truth,
Where children We become, as says the Scrip
tire word
To sit rore'er nt JestS feet TO learn our God !:
Forever learning yet forever wise
IN glad ming truths eternity supplies.
Go,ie TO the cline Of endless melody
Creations psalm Of thanks for Immortality:
There, L,yMAN, glaily j1in the kindred band,
Pertecting notes which here employed thy
voice and hand
r. Z. II. LEvERiNG.
Lancaster, Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02


In addition 10 the above list furnished
by DR., Pearce. other useful articles. such
as rice, corn-meal. ginger, eggs, soups,
(simply seasoned. and without the flesh }
fruit jelly, &c., viii bO very grateful 10
tie invalids.
On motion. the undersigned were sp'
pointed committee TO receive and dis.
pense such donations as the citizens may
be disposed TO furnish.
Another committee consisting of Misses
Margaret KaaHman, Miss Sallie Borlard,
Miss Annie Startling and Miss Ellen Sur
gcon was appointed to solicit donations in
money for the purchase Of snch articles
as c;nnot be otherwise obtained. They
will within few days call upod the fam
lilies OF the city for this purpose. We
bespeak for them cordial reception.
trusting that alt ougE many calls oflbis
kind have already been made, our citizens
will still be mindful OF tie divine ipjuuc-
.tior, -" Be not weary in veil doing"
Those who prefer 10 do so, may leave
contributions OF food, &c, at the house of
DR., Efinger, when they will be taken
charge Of by tho committee. 1t is desir.
able that SO far as possible, they should
be brought between the hours Of 9 and /
AM.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
= An AppeH i'm Behalf Of tho In'
T.. fs valid Soldiers in Camp EEcdiN.

4 ftnfft-e.
40 70 Tie Ca'seHs @ Lancaster
-7r Pusuantto notice previously gwen a
meeting was held at the Cl'y aa'l o"
'Tnesaay eyenmg- Dec $751; 10 Jake 'no
confederation The wants oil the so'd'erS III
90 lie Hospital OF the O's' Regiment at
Camp 'Medih. MI l., A. Foster was
y7calld TO ths, chair. DR., Pearcc' the SUI
geon Of the Regiment being present. at
u the request OF the Chair; made state
} 'meal of-tho' condition ahd Necessities OF
.ts'he patients IN the Hospital under his
charges Hisslatement was in substance
astfollowse7 s5tt '',f -a
w That, owing to the fact Chat the fegl'
1 mont ishpt set ,(ull. no supplies can be
drawnArom the Government stores Tor
the Hospital The sics in the regiment
4 therefore, have Ouly such food or cloth
ing as are, furnished to men in health
n There are now on the sick list either in
.Nhal Hospital of in their own quarters
tHsbty five men most of them having
che measles. There are especially need'd
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
MARRIED.

In Somerset, Perry county, Ohio, on
the 96th day of December, 1861, by the
Rev. P. V. Ferrce, Mr.. WILLIAM E. TnoMP
SON and Miss EMMA E., daughter Of IL, j.
Crawford Of Somerset. 3"
With the above "noticc" came very
handsome variety Of cake, for which the
bride aid groom will accept our thanks.
May they live a long and happy life. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
cE The result of lie election RI of

cy The result Of lie election I5t Oil
GERS Of tie Fairfield County Asri ultura
Society, on Saturday, De enbsr 2Sb
1861, for tho ensuing ysar, is as FOL
Prcsden,-JOHN A.FETFERS.
Tndsdref- JOHN G. WEAVER.
=, Secretary B. EMBlCH. q
.7hs.7s VICE PRESIDENTS. "
i1ocking-Wesley Peters
'''-" RicNlAhd = Charles Foresman.
WaInnl--Sl g Bush, ta
~ Lherly--E. Sehishr
'J' Violet Reason Ricsets.
R!oom--Bateman Besly.
Grcnfcld--B. W. Carsi'e.
"a Elpeasant- p. Keller. .tt
NJ Itushcreek--6corge AshbauSb.
Bern--Jobn Cre. q laf
.. Cleartreek- Jacob ShaeIer.
rsJ,1 Madison--Ezra Wolf. ,.iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

ES-The first number Of the "CoNrI-
MENTAL MoxruLY an American Journal,
published at Boston. devoted to "Litera-
gtare and National Policy" Is on our table.
From the tone of tho prescntuumber, aud
the we'll known character and ability o|
= its contributors we cheerfuIIy recommend
the Continental to the reading public
Price So a year in advance (posaso p'i(
,yby publishers, q copies for So 3 for SO
Z For sals al the News Office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

Mr.. A. BnsSSENAS, formerly Of the
6rM Of Brehncnan & Co., has purchased
tie sio,k Of Books Stationery, Wall Pa
per. &c., Of Mr.. Sear|es, in the Giesy
Building, Main Street, at which place he
invites all his old customers and friends
70 call He intends keeping a large stock
of everything in his line constantly on
hand. Mr.. D. is gentleman in every
sense oilhe word, and deserves a liberal
tharoof public patronage.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

- +, kY" Mason and Slidell. Commissioners
, TO England from the Southern Confedera'
,c5. recently captured by Capt. Wilkes,
have been released by the Government,
according toAhe demaai Of England
They sailed for England yesterday.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

REiIeIovs NorrcE.-The Rev. s. G,
Dawson, Of Marietta. o., having ace eptcd
a call from the Columbus Street Baptist
church in this city, will enter upon The
pastoral duties OF the same on Sabbath
, morning next. Mr.. DAWSON, as We learn,
IS aeenllcman Of fine abilities, and a suo-
cessfll Minister Of the Gospel.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
The Rcnson why.

fo The reason why portion OF our sub
scribers did not receive last weeks GA
. znrrE by the usual mail, was, that on
thursday when the edition was about
half worked off, We broke our press, and
iid not get the remainder Of them printed
until Saturday morning.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

;. E9-Thc Band belonging 10 the Sixty
First. have received their now ins'ru
ueu,s.. They are decided improvement,
on the old ones, they being the "over-
shoulder" kind.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

Ey- y contrabaud at Beaufort thus d C,
scrib the flight Of the rebe's: "Fust
de AlabamiaEs run, den de Georgia cav
airy went after them, and dey didn't tcome
b OK; den dc Souf Caroliuians run. and
left The Dutch to b. killed" The Ger
mans manned their, guns.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

Eg-The Howard Association otPhila'
dephia, Notwithstanding the war, and the
hardtimes, continues its humane efforts.
for the eicchef Of the afflicted, with its usual
zeal. throughout the loyal States We
belieScit is a highly useful and honora
ble instilution.- . ae- ~.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

eEtf any ofour readers feellike max
ing a.sptek, these hard times. there is a
6ns opportunity offered them in another
coldmn, under the head of Supplies for
the Ohio Penitenliary."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

Frank Shoemaker Of Company A. 40.
cidenlly shot OF his right fore finger this
morning. Company C, buried another
of their boys this moiping. He took collie
and the Surgeon sent him vial oflauda-
mum to take in doses, aud his comrade
gave him too much, aud from tho effect Of
ii he died yesterday morning. lfnd that
nearly every death that has occurred has
been the result Of careiessness 10 some ex.
tent, either in eating too much or expo.
sure unnecessarily. 4
JAMPS w aTJNNJJnOHp
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NsSGHd.R.
ArnIrons, oEFlcE FAlRsIELn SOL,

AUDITORS OFFlCE thihFl GLiu ,s,S'{ 1o''
., Lane aster, December %. 1861. J
aro mc holders ofthe 100 County Bnuds Issued to
The c. W. 4 z. Rail Rna Company, f"n are mere INo
mary ist ls69 at this once Gr payment otthe In
,erest' ind exchange cfbonds for tho new issue,
IVY ''''N WM. ROBINSON, Auditor
December &C, ls6i.-3NiO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
JAMES w. sTINOHCoMB.

A PATRIorIo BLIND MAg.--About two
o'clock night heIore last u party Of mar.
kct men assembled in Thomas Saloon on
Fourth street, awaiting market hours,
when one Of them claiming to be ssces
zionist, began t) yentilale his views and
bcratc tho Government, condemning tho
war as unjust, and advocating The cause
of treason. A blind man in tie company
named w. II. I1owE. finding that no one
having eye'sight would interfere and stop
the traitor, took The matter up, and asked
t. be led TO the cowardly whslp, which
was done, when ho gave him a severe
thrashing and quickly stopped hiscoward
Iy and tfaitorous talk. We have not been
at c to learn the towards name, but shall
publish it as sOon rs we csn get il. We
say, all hail to Il patriotic blind man, "
II. HOWE. Had he his oversight, he
would to-day be in the van of freedoms
SONS. Tie should have suitable testimo
nial of his fidelity and zeal for tie Consli-
tuition and the Union.--(O. S. Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

Ey Do not endeavor to shina in all
comp nies. Leave room for your hear.
ers to imagine some lhing within you be-
yond all you have said. And remember,
TIE more you ale praissd, the more you
wi be envied.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

BE careful of your vord even in
keeping the most trilling app,intment.--
Bat do not blame another of failure Of
Ihat kind I'LL you have hear his excuse.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pHIIA ADEIpHIA

pih YIrHieaf and Chronic Diseases. and e<Pesiailg
JorfAe Cure Of Diserses ofthe SslHai orgaHs.
NNEUlCAL ADVICE given GRATIS By the Acting
Ifh Sargeon. Valuable reports on spermatorrhe-,
or Seminal Weakness, aud other Diseases OF the
SEXUAL Organs, and on the N7w Remelir, employ
cd 10 the Dspensat?, scntto the afflicted in seated
letter enFe iOpcs free of charge. Two or three
Stamps fnr postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. SHlLLfS HOUGHTUN, Acting Sur
geOn Howard ASSOCIATION, 40. South Hiulh Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
January 9, lsG2-lyii
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
"l"I. ~ w A NEW ARTICLE.
nn. 1,onACK,s NrOMACm RITrnnN

y
new tnd delightful Stnmarhic aud Cordial for
giving lone to the stomach. AMI for She prevention Of
bilious complaints incident TO the Western country.
Try H. As n morning drink, to assis, digestion nnl
relieve dyspepsia IT has no equal Try 1t. In ETor
his superior to an other hiiiets. Try II
The formula ofthcso biiers. now lSiD The sole
propeftv Of NJ. Rohack. originated with one orihe
oldest and omiuent Medical Practitioners of the
west and IL il directly prclicatrl upOn the wants o.
wester people These Blter' derive their stimuli :
from the powerful tonic nature Of The rNots and herbs
Of which they re composed. Hnd as they are. by al
LAYING unnatural cravings of the stnmach. dircrtlv
nIomo,ive ofTEMPERANCE.th the prcseu, proprietor
believes that in making them widely know the pub
lie wclfarc issubscrved.
II will soon he for sale nv all Of DR.. Rnback'S nu-
mcraus agents, and ut hotels. Sc. the counirl over
In the meantime, orders will be ded di;ect from
Clncinnati In any quantity an at The lowest rates
IL is pat up in quart bottles and securely packed II
one dnz cases. Half doa. SAMPLE Cases viii! hdweve
be packed and sent to any address, If desired,
RstGil Pries 81 per 6otie, or Sir for 81.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

Principal Office and saiesroom. No & East Fourth
,ireet al building from Main street, Cincinnati, o.
Iahratory No. ~ Hammond street.
For sale in Fairfield county by Gcc, Kaufman q
Co., SlGnrd. & Daushmuth, IancaScr: kalh Fnsh-
vile: Abbott IL SOM Clrarporl; phliip Hane Pleas
nntyillc; G. F. Hamlin, oakani' Hartman " Vnr,,s' M
pirkeriupion; n. T.. Nicely. Baltimore; Recry Nc
CnndlIsh Bremen; Ssndnrnan g. Enauf. Amanda;
T. l.. Bihuin, New Salem; Joseph RAIDER Nilierspori
n n Harder, Basil, and bv druggists and merchants
Generally throughout the Uu'Iei States aud Cauadas.
Sent. l9, 1901,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
,..,n,, ., wi,liam II. Hunter.

NToTiCE, undersigned has been dulT a1'
Y noInted administrator of the estate OF william u:
nbini deceased tsaa Il NJ. A. DkUGHERTYJ
: Lancaster, 0hio, DSo "a, lsol,-9w ~ rs. s. O..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
The Reported Escape of Coldiel CorcOran
.... Doubted--3e General Scott.

New YoRK, December 27.-'rhe state.
ment of a Mr.. Burd, concerning the cs-
cape Of Colonel Corcorani published in
The New York times Of Wednesday MON :
ing, is onan,ic fable, at least SO far us
it relates to the asserted arrival at Fortress
Monroe, Under flag of truce. Of the man
Hurd. No such person has been heard
oil thore. 1t is probable that tho whole
story is fiction.
General Scott arrived BY the steamship
Arago las. evening, lie hiss not. yet con.
municaled anything in reference to the
cause Of his hasty return from Europe. -
Whatever communication he intended for
the immediate nse ofth4 Govornmeut, was
dispatched on his arrival, lie looks more
cheerful and less carcworn than when nc
LET'S the county u lew we1ks ago.
Mr.. Ely reached this city last evening
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
! Administrators Sale Of Real Es-
I4.-.l..f. tatc ....

IN pursuance OF an order Of re.appraisment. and
q salr granted by the Probate Court of Fairfield
county, Ohio, VIII offer for sale at public auction on
Monday tie 90M day IF January, iSG2,
al the door ofhe Court House, In d city OF IanGas;
Ter Ohio the following described real estate (subIect
to the dover estate therein, heretofore assigned 70
Srsliihah Hodepouch) td.wit The east haii ~ OF
inlot number thirty seven tS71 In tho city OF Laneas
ter, County aud State aioresnld)
Appraised at 81 900, n,to
Terms Of Sale-oue thirdiu hand, ono'ihird ~ ono
voar aud one.thlrd In two years from tho day olsa
notas oS the purchaser and mortgage upon the prem
:ses sold, sAmUen yANespIH, In ~ III IA,
pece mbeT 10, vi.--6N3rprfs3 No ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
LSdpzeaa NO6hCes

HTOTICE is hereby givent sill whom u may e9n-
Germ that at the next Session ofthe Commission
erS of fairfield county, 10 he held In DECEhBEE'
4 d. tSgl II petition will he presented for The vAea-
lion OF the lowing described road. to-wi,: 80 much
or the StStc Road loading from Carroll, In Fairfield
Sounly. Ohio, 10 PcSerngion In said county. Miiss
within the following points. to-wit: BaginninR at
pnint nm the line between Isaac H. Ora! Nor
llca Fishpaw; thouco in north westerly direction
through tho lands Of said Grayhi, and eoniinuinG on
between the lands of Michael King and Jacob boyer
and terminating in the new road running thencS
south between lhelans of Ira Ricsets Michael hinS.
christian r. Schirm aud Isaac II. Graybi iof me fot-
T., Reronse tho portion of said road sonshtto DO
lv,.a,edis unueeessary 10 be continued open.
end Because there are other sufficient ana eonVen
,o roads whic aiswer all the purposes OF travel aud
az Because the keeping up Of the portion Of said
road asked to he vacated Is useless expense upon
Tue super up. '''' " '' MANI PETITIONER
| oetsg, is5.--Sw3a