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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-09

Mr. EDrroRs Permit me- through the
columns Of your paper to offer few re,
marks concerning the presen: war. We
have at this time the calamities Of war
upon US in every shape. War has be-
come the only topic in the streets and in
the domestic circle I" throughout The
whole Uniied States. Every heart is
filled with apprehension as to the fna'
decision Of the great contest. Many are
entertaining the idea that the strong arm
OF The Union will be overcome by that
Of rebellion; and that the famous old flag
will bs traied in the dust. Not so. Not
until the last drop of loyal blood shall
have been split and our brave sons left
slain on the field of battle What ! will
we suffer this great government to be
overlhrown and the Liberties We enjoy
destroyed by a set Of traitors? The 10y al
people who have lived under such gov
erumeut as ours will never submit to this
1t is lrns, we have met with soma rever.
ses in the last few months, and the dark
cloud has again appeared; yet We must
not desponG iu the hour oi danger, when
engaged in such holy cause.
Young men how can you love your
country and your friends and not Offel
your services in defeuceP A father
mother. bro'her or sister are dear to us
and when we see our own fresidss made
miserable, will We not try to defend
them? Will we suffer treason and rebel
lion to exist among us? Why is it tina
80 many are censuring the President, anC
the Generals in the field, who have don,
their work nobly, and have shown them
selves to be men of true patriotism anc
courage. The bitter root of secession
surely has not become implanted in lhei
hearts, nor they cannot bs tired oI livinI
a under THO glorious republic which mad
happy and prosperous p ople. Has no
the Union army made rapid progress
: Look at our fleets and armies on the coas
n of the Atlantic, the Gulf ui Mexico, tn
d waters of the Mississippi and the 0hic
Examine the arms and equipments Of thi
grand army and see If progress has nc
= been made. Have we not made progress
II in Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia an
Missouri? Their hills and plains al
spotted with the graves Of the brave an
}. heroic sons who fell uobly Wills deIenC
l., ing their beloved country.
. Rally. then. young men, TO the call I
- your countryl Enroll your names anon
10 lhoss who have already been enduriu
il the hardships Of soldiers life. The II,
,r Ohio needs few more to gil her ranl
, which have bseu thinned by hard an
: faithful service. Eplist at once, and el
twelve months more have passed, the daI
q. cloud Of rebellion will be rolled bac'
ID and peace aud prosperity will return, ar
b. our beloved country will be restored to i
II once happy condition,
y" SEVENTEENTH.
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&. @. DoANn is making a splendid ar.
tiole OF sorghum mola.sss-as fine as any
We have ever seen--Ns good as the most
refined syrup. He has secured on' OF
Cooks sugar evaporators. (JOHN A. FEr-
TIERS, agent.) which is said to be supe'
rior to anything Of the kind yet invented,
Mr.. DoAsE does his manufacturing in the
old foundry, (near the round house OF the
@. W. & z. R. R.) formerly run by
Msssrs. ARNEY & MoREHEAD. II any oi
our readers wan. a 6rst rate article Of
molasses we would advise them to leave
their orders with Mr.. Doane.
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4 ro., victory in Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 7.--Dispatches receiv'
ed a, headquarters bring intelligence to
the effect that on Saturday morning Cen
eral Ssho6eld advanced upon the rebels
at Newtonia, small town fiity-tour miles
southwest Of Springfield, and after two
hours engagement the rebels broke and
fed in all directions
The euemy's force is estimated at 49,
600 Our loss is tiiAing.
Dispatches intercepted after the fight
advised Schofeld Of the intention OF the
enemy to concentrate their whole force
at point twelve miles distant from New
tonia, to which point he was pushing
rapidly, with the expectation ofrerew'nG
the battle on Sunday. No particulars
have yet been received. .
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EEP. RISING. a. SPRINGER 4 old sand,
has jus. received large and extensive
stock of clothing. embracing every de.
scrip.ion of gsnilemsn's and boys wear
ing apparel which he offers to purchasers
at prices to suit the times. for the ready
ea.h. He is also prepared TO manufao
aurs 70 order on tho shorls.t notice. Give
him call.
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F!ScK is opposed TO tie legal tender
clause of the Treasury Note Bill. He
would place the country st the mercy Of
spsculators-,urn the people over boiy
aud soul 10 the money veuders. He
would discredit its currency. lie would
have it pass at 50 cents on the dollar, SC
that our soldiers would realize but So 5C
per month rather than $l3.u
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County Ticket.

We present to the people Of the coun-
~, this week. a county ticket. We ask
the voters of the county to examine it
and vote ii.
JoHN A. HUNTER. candidate for prose
cutting attorney, is a war Democrats
young lawyer Of fine promise, gentle
man Of unquestioned heart and integrity
Of purpose. Mr.. Hunter is for the war
with his whole energy. In the begin
ming OF the war he entered the service
for three months as aid to Gen Schleich,
and done good duty 10 that capacity du-
ring the whole of campaign in Western
Virgins. He does not seek Office. He
consents TO the use Of his name for Pros
Scuting Attorney, because he knows Mr.
Slough. the Democratic candidate for the
Same Office. IS opposed 10 the War. and be
cause he believes that man who enter
tains such sentiments. however worthy IL
other respects, oughtnot to be permitted
to sweep unoppossd over the field. w
bespeak for Mr.. Hunter the ardent sup
port Of every true friend of the Union il
the county.
N DAVID P. KELLER
The candidate tor Auditor, is also OF De
mocra.ic snteoedents. but loving bic coun
try better than party, the abandoned tn
latter whe1 it arrayed itself against III
cause Of the former. Mr.. Keller is we
known to our people asa young farme
Of good ability and purity Of character
There are none mole worthy.
The candidates for the Offices Of Com
missioner, Sheriff, Iuarmary Director an
Coroner are men Of age and long es.at
lished character. They are too we
known to need commendation from Vi
We bsspeak for the whole ticket th
cheerful and united support Of ell war me
FIHcK is opposed to the con6scatiO
of rebel property. He would have OF
soldiers protect il while its owners al
numbering our men and asSailing OF
liberties. 5A.,f. ..
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SEVENTEENTH.

No FoREIeN INTERVENTION oN.--The latest
English papers assert that Lord Palmers.
ton, notwithstanding the recent accounts
from the United States Of On unfavorable
character 10 the North, still maintains
firmly the position Of neutrality which he
originally assumed, and without the con.
ourrsuce oi England there will be no in.
reference IN tbs affairs Of this country.
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Gro. H. SIXTH, Jr., has just received
: large slock Of Watches. Clocks. Jswel.
~. TO-. &c., at the rooms formerly occu-
pied by James Gates. George is wor'
thy young man and deserves public pat
xonage. Give him call.
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ITDon't forget the election. Our
enemy 10 active and vigilent, and will de-
fsa, us II we do not do our duty. Let no
man who would prefer the success Of the
Union ticket fail 10 vote. -
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FINcK has great scruples about the
Constitution. 1. is unconstitutional to
kill rebsls-uuconsti stitu ,ioDal to take their
property-but perfectly constitutional for
them 10 assai the Government and MUIR
der its citizens, "They are but exercising
the great right Of revolution, the right Of
the people to regulate their own affairs,
the right asserted by our fathers in the
revolution" while We are playing the
"tryrant'-the part played by George ILL.,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-09

FAIRFIELD COUNTY FArR.-Ths eleventh
annual Fair Of the Fairfield County Agri>
cultural Society will be hold on the Fair
Grounds at Lancaster, Ohio. on the 18th,
10th and 18th Of October, 1869.
JNO. A. FETTERS, Pres.
P. B. EMBIeH, Secretary.
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To Consumptives.

yNyHB Advertiser, having been restored to health
ip few weeks, by a very simple remedy amer
having Turered seveoal years with severe lung
aSsst,on' and that dread disease Consu mption-is
snSious to make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means OF cure.
Toall who desire II, he will send cory OF tho
PRESCRIPTION used Gree Of eharge) with Ihe direction
or preparing and using the same' which they WIN
And A suRK CuRE for CoHsuNPTioN, AsTHAA, BRoN-
cEIrIs, &c. Tho only object Of the advertiser IN
sendn ne the Prescription 10 to benefit the anilclsi,
and sproad Information Witch he cohceyes 10 oe
invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will Try his
remedy, asit willcost Them nothing, and may prove
blessing. .. ..I,l.,.. ~, 49,.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,,
Ea 4 FE Williamsburgh,
"a monthO 9 e y Kings county, New York
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Rebel Wagon TraIn Captured.

BALTIMORE. Oct. The American
has the following dispatch from Cumbsr.
land
Imbodsn's entire wagon train, om.
bracing supplies Of AL kinds. two pi sces
Of artillery, loo small arms and 81 pris.
onsrs were captured; aud Col McRsy
nOIdS Is in pursuit Of him up the Grea
Cocapon river"
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B60ur Fair begins on Wednesday,
the 18th. A splendid success is expected.
a band Of fine music has been secured
Tor the occasion.
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Da TslNpLl,. Mrrrrros.-Mr. TIlmble

~ q
DR TMMDLH'S MEETINGS.. s.-Mr. Trimble
spent few days Of last week in our
county. He was everywhere welcomed
by the people. Al New Salem, at Rush
vile, st Bremen and at Lancaster, Mr..
Trimble had good meetings. His speeches
we're we'll received, making good impres'
sionS. They were of a conservative, ar.
gumenlalivs cast. but little adorned with
the flourish Of ihetOric-ignOriDg all par
ty questions and lamenting the neces sity
that compelled canvass. Mr.. Trimble
"went at the real issue. showing the
grandeur. the glory. and the value of our
Government. and urging the duty and in
terest Of all men to sustain it. He ugrpd
obedience 10 the authorities, and impor-
tuned the people 10 sustain the President
Congress and the army in thrir efforts 10
overthrow the power Of the rebellion and
restore TIE supremacy oil the Consii'u
,ion and laws. He defended the last
Congress and showed that its legislation
was wise. polite and humsne--prompted
only by motives of the purest patriotism
He particularly defended the measure:
con6scating lebel property and providing
the country with a currency the means
wherewith 10 prosecute the war. HI
urged many unanswerable argume ntS il
favor of confscating rebel properiy--sub
sistiug our armies upon the enemy--wa
ring the war in earnest--showing tina
without il we could never hope to sue
ceed. He prov.d not only the constitu
tionality. but the great wisdom ant
absolute necessity Of the Treasury Not
Bill. Showing that without it the Gov
srunsnt must necessarily fail. Soldier
must bs paid and supplies and muniton
of war furnished, and money must b
created to meet these demands. Wilhou
i. the people would be ballkrupled an
the Government fail. Dr.. Trimble s a
gumsnts were clear, able and incisive.-
Not partisan word did lie utter in any {
: his speeches. We wish his enemies coul
have heard him. but wish more the
would heed him.
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Administrators Sale OF Real
Estate.
NPURsUANOE OF AN ORDER
granted by the probate Court OF Fairfield County,
Ohio, | will offer for sale at public auction on
90 - a. 1E,L J,,s, NJ No,,pTnbpr


granted by the probate Court OF Fairfield county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at publls auction on
Saturday, the 10Th ddy Of November
I'D, 1862, at o'eloek, pm, Hpoa the premises, The
following described Real Estate, situate IN said
comfy Of Fairfield and State OF Ohio, subject 10 ihe
dover estate of Elizabeth A. Halsman, tn-wit
Being parts Of all the quarter sections IN section
3s Township No l2, in Range No 20. Beglnnitg g az
stone ou the half section line at the cornero OF the
land OF Jacob II. Smith, 90 poles North OF lhe ecnlre
of said sections thence north IS chains and 50 links
10 A stone being another corner OF said jacob H.
Smltt1s land; thence West l3 chains " iinss 10 a
,tone; thence South ijK deg. West IL chains ana Q
liuksto post being a corner OF a lot now owned oy
phillip King--hence East chains and % links 10 d
posl; thence South 7 chains and 10 links 10 post;
thence west3 chains and 81 links 10 post; thehee
South 4 chains to post, from which white OAK "a
inches in diameter bears south SO deg East % INKS
distant and hickory 70 inches In diam eter pears
North II deg East % links distant; thence South
40 deg East "a chains and 81 links to post; thence
North 10 deg. East chains 10 post; thence norm
u deg West IA chains IL the beginning, containing
80 and s.. 100 acres more or less. -
y9ppraised, unencumbered as aforesaid at s3oo wv
IA IN be- sold al not less than twohrds the appraised
value and upon the terms of onethird In hand' ana
the balance In two yearly payments, With interest,"
JAME RS STlNSoN,
sd,mr with the will annexed of Thomas Gill; dec e
JoHN S. BRAsrE, Atiy.
Iancn.ter Oct, o. l662--5w30pi S6.O0
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES,
NH. Hochste.ler, shsnesville, OHIO.
Geo. Smith, VI ainul Creak, Ohio.
p. A0sehler, Mount BATON. Ohio.
q. x. PlastrrCG. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
J. *. TOrnay, New Baltimore, Ohio.
Vim. Leaf, Philadelphia, Penn. -,
Orange Judd, Editor IN. Agricultural, y. Y. Cip
PhIladelphia, Penn.
GEsrs.-wlth two horses on your Anti-frietiop
mower, we drlye your No.. Mill, grinding IS Busn.
RLs OF CoRs PER HorR, and cut n large quantity OF
hay ut the sni1e time. | have never seen power,
that little friction, and consequently WIN
80 little strain upnn the hersss.
Pass. Il. X. Co.
CLosTER, n. j., Jan. 80, lec2.
MEssas. BENSkT BRornERs, GESTs.-I am very
much pleased with the power. At runs easier thAn
any other power In this Vicinity: and with the sans
horses will do nearly quite twice as much work:
rrn my Thresher at 500 revolutions per minute and
a q inch Cross-eut Saw, at 200 reyolutons:
Yours truly PETERJ. WHITE.
EgON ALL ORDERS RECEIVED RkPoRB
OcropER ls,, 1862, THs FREIGHT WILL BB
PRE- PAID TO CHICAGO Or ANY OTHER PoIsT
oS LAKE MICHIGAN OR LAKE ERIE.
r-FLdberai discount TO dealers. Agents VARIED
State. County and Shop Rights for sale.
Circulars BHdNET BRoTHBRs,
~ and A Greene 81, Now York.
July 81, 1863 -3mls
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Official Report of the battle of
NJ n-l.-r.. COrinlh, ..-----
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The following
dispatches have been received here.

w AehlNuIONi wv ~ - no iOIlOWlb 3
dispatches have been received here.
FIRST DISPATCH.
GRANTS HEADQ'Rs. JACKSON. T. |
Oct, 5. 8 A NJ. !
To Ayor Gen. Hatleck:;
Yesterday tho rebels under Price, Van
Dorm and Lowell were repulsed from
their attack upon Corin,h, with great
slaughter. sf..--
The enemy are in full retreat, leaving
their dead ard wounded on the Fl Id
Rosecrans te'egrapbs that the loss is se'
rious on our side, particularly in officers
but bears no comparison with that Of the
enemy.
p General Ha ,kleman fell whi'e ganlaut
ly leading his brigade. Gen'l Oglesby i
dangerously wounded. -'sa
G.u'l Mcpherson, with his command
reached Corinlh yts,eTGay.
General Rosecraus pursued The retreat
lug enemy this morning, and should they
attempt To move toward Bolivar he will
follow 10 pursuit.
Gsn'l nurlbut is at Hatchie river will
5000 to 5000 men, and is no doub
with the pursuing column. From 700 t
900 prisoners, besides the wounded
are left IN our hands. u. S. GRANT.
gE. Major Gen. Commanding
e 81 - (sRcoNn DIspATCu
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GRANTS HEADQUARTERS.
, Jackson. Tenn, Got. 81

Major Gen H. W. Halisek .
Gen Ord, who followed Gen. Hurlbut,
met the enemy on the south side of the
Hs,chie, as understand from u dispatch
and dove them across the stream, and
got possession of the heights with oul
troops. Gen Ord took TWO batteries and
about 500 prisoners. EEE ~
A large portion of Gen ROseorans
force was at Obevalli. AT this distance
everything looks most favorable, and
cannot see hoW the enemy are to escape
without losing everything but their smal
arms. / have strained everything to taxi
iuto the tight an adequate force, and Il
got them 10 tue righs place.
tg U. s. GRANT,
''"'' ~ Major Gen. Commanding.
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ZANE HOUSE.
@ ZANEsVILLE, OHIO,
A. Z. COOK, Proprietor.

Late of Lancaster, and mSrsrscsntIy Of Bslar, OHIO
WTAVING LEASED THIS WELL KNOWN
III House for term OF years. takes pleasure In In;
forming the travelling public we'll as his many old
friends and patrons that II is being thoroughly ren
oyated and repaired; that now furniture has oeen
added to make il First Glass Hotel, and tna'
he is at all times prepared TO accommodate the traV
cling public In the best Of style.
The HOUSE is pleasantly situated on tne corner OF
near the Court House; and bat few doors from the
PuvtoHioe. .H.
sopteSleos -e7-5m.
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Nfm Advertisements.

Estate of Jacob Miller.
HToTJcE Is hereby given that the unde rsig sed has
Y been appointed and qualified as Administra'
or Of tho estate Of jacob Miller, deeeased. Per'oni
ndebiod TO said estate will please come iorward ana
make immediate payment. Eli hoLMEs'
Oct 0. ls62-3w$
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EgA few bushels Of Potatoes and Ap
ples wanted on subscription at this office
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-09

- n AANC - " w ~&~ - ~
OF Iales: s,yles constantly on hand.
As an indueemsnt to buy, we will present to every
pu rchaser OF our MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS one
ofthe above articles Of Jewelry.
We have on hand good assortment Of Religious,
Classical Philosophical. Agrcpltu raj, His.oricn aud
Theological WORKS. among which may be found Hls-
tories. Travels. adventures, Stories. Ahecdotes,
Tales. Narratives, ,ROmanees. Sports aud PaAiimes:
ANNALS and Presenisii' Books superJly bound and
Appropriately illustrated, all Of which wiz be sold
very low for cash. TUTHlLL * Bl-7lRE.
n. b. Just received large and spleldid stock oi
steel Engraving and French Chrome
Lith og Taphs, which will be disposed Of al war
pnces.
TP Watches, cloeks and J:rsiry rs3sir'd and gar
raRtsd. L. q d.
Lancaster, Sept. le, Ie62.
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Promotion In the nth Regiment

Promotion In the 18th Regiment
The following named gentlemen have
been promoted in the 17th Regiment ..
". /.
WrLLrs G.. CLARKE. Captain Com. K.
E. A. RICHARDS, Captain Com. G.
WEBB, Captain Com. D.
DANIEL SULLIVAN, lst Lieutenant.
JACOB M. RuFFNER, GEORGE W. BLAIRE
LEVI CoRNwELL and JAMES WEAKLEY, %
Lieutenants.
These are all excellent appointments
the men are gallant and wortby-fresl
from lbe battlefield with the smoke o
the conflict still in their hair.
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YMENONSNPOWEW

Has proved iis,Iito be the best ever invented Tho
friction Is reduced by iHoS BALLS, so arrangea 10
ali tbe bearings that the whole weight OF the east
in1t runs upon tlrsm I HREB POUNDS DRAUGRT
al tne end Of ten feet lever, will keep the power
in mOtiOn thus permitting the entire Strength OF nv
horses 10 be used on the chine to be driven. oae
Horse will do as mach work ibis p1weI, as Two
on the endles. Chain Power. IL Is PSRTABLB'
and m az be used Ia the Held as we'll in the house.
More than TWHNTY-FIYE PER CENT Of horse
he,h is saved over amy other p5werin Use II siu
pie in sohsIructon aud not liable 70 getout oi of
der. -
Price Of power for l 10 4horsss... "..Se5
| Price ofpnwer for to horses. ..........eln
| The SI25 power will drive ADy Thrsshing Machine
Every Machine is guaranteed 10 give satisfsstios,
or the noney will be refunded.
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Attachment Notice.

| Attachment NOtIce'
william Boyer, PIaintig vs.. Jesse II. Allen, Deit.
DEPORE Samuel Boyle, J. p. Of Anapda town.
Dship, Fairhsli county, Ohio. On the l4ih day OF
June, A. D. lsel said Jurtee Issued an at!aehnoa!
in the above aeiJa, tor the saln of I've dollars me
sixty cents. WILLIAM boEbn'
| AmAnda, Jdiy ist lssS,
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Es.ate oil snn1uel Andorson

NIorICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified - Executor
oflhe Estate Of Samuel Andersqn. dec late Of Eair-
neid county, Ohio. JOHN ANDERSON.
Sent, le, 1902. al =
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w The following named persons were
drafted from this county: 7--..
Bloom Township-Wiliam Roller, Dan
iei &. Shultz and Samuel Kistler.
Clearcreek Township.-lsaae Knouff,
George W. Stout, Nathaniel Doner, John
Parks, jeremiah Thomas and DAME +
Slime. ..s ,
Violsl Township. Henry Knepper, W.
C. Moore. ]. II. Pickering, Jr. and Sam.
uel Avery. ... 8.
Liberty Township.--JOhn Gassellcs
Daniel Lyons, Edward Ritter, B. D. s'e'
son, Jackson Groves, Daniel Holder and
Peter Weaver.
Greenfield Township.-Simon Melss'
and Sargent Rowo. l
Bern Township, Martin Yves tenbsr
ger. Daniel Smoot and George Kunkle.
They lett for Camp Anderson al zanes
vile, by the one O'Clock train yesterday,
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FHcK is opposed to the cOnf'catiou
of rebel property. He would have our
soldiers protect it while its owners ere
numbering our men and assailing our
liberties. ..fa F,ss
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DE " IT'S TRY.

~. SCOTT. II. Ia ChIDkh
OFFICE. Giasy Block, Main street; the sane
Y y As heretofore occupied by y. L eIlder. -
P.s. Ny peculiar business will be hllihg lplngxias
Teeth. will be glad N see ny old hisnds
! Lancaster, June ej, Ik2O-Iin III. SCoII'
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thursday, oo:. .. 1858
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.
r0sT1 FFiCK Al pAykHPoRT, IOWA.

EAsTsgS MaI.-yia R-Closes at s
o'clock \ II Closes !; a.: o'clock NJ arrives
al 10 c'cicck 4 VI arr.ve- al So o'cloek NJ
Su-aays excepted.
WEsrEbN MAr-v;aM sMR R-Clescs at q :.
s'clock y aiuves at ) o'c.ocS L u, Sundays
excepted.
NosTHkRk M,lL-Eis yo-s { Camanche-
Closes Al lcl~ck / u ar-iyes4t & a'..ock 7 u
AoGTRssN NAIL-Iia lteWiti 4 Na4Qoleta-
Cioses Sunoay. I ues day ana Inur>cay al O'Clock
pm arrives Tuesae, Thursday ,ni satnruey Al,
u'cock 7 II.
KorTz No. ic?-7-yia Blue Grass. e'c-Coses
Noniay. We;te lay G..i !. i4T at : o'e.ock NJ :
arrives Tcesiay, IhcTslAy and SarnF-ay u !.
c'rlors y 4
kourE No. loe4a Via Tirton-r ~ Tues lay
and friiay 81 l-o'cloc. u arriyes TUESDAY and
Friiaya IL o'clock y.
SOUTHERN I,IL-Ela burlington 4 keoiuk-
Closes SUNDAY, Tuesday ana irldAy c, O'clock
n; cr-rss Monday, Netne day snd Friday a, !
Koy7r NJ. lGqi.-yia vul4lo-C.oses Friday
y. o'clock :. u arrives Saturday al 8 o'clock
pm.
RouTE No lo95o-Vie An1euosa \ Walnut
Fork Close, Thursday at u Il arrives Thurs
day AZ - clock H.
ilovg>-Ofice oren az o'clock a !. closes at
o'cl .ek NJ Office oIen On Sunday from 10
II ocloc u.
tS,- As the lr.ncipa! mails ara carried by Rail
Ro I'd, al tie time stated in the above notice,
wal be kAIl. soAD ! IAg, the cock in the Suner-
inteadants olfee, y i u Depot, beiu- 'ae stand
ard CIA>. Ii. I'll III GK., P. =.