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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
Wanted,

ITO BUY, FROM 5000 TO 10000 LBS. DRIED
L and green HIDES, for which we will paw for
green Hides from to 10 cents per h., and for dried
do from 1S to 90 cents per III cash ON delivery
June l3 MARONY, BOSWELL & BRO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27
gof the Lancaster Gazette.


What a tremendous conception it is for
our thoaghts! Perhaps, in the far distant
future, when many thousands Of years
have fled, vast nations yet unborl. when
nature shall be repeating her endless
cycles, will be musiug over the relics Of
the present living cities, and dluly con.
jeeluripg their meaning, as we do now,
over the past. Where. then, "lWW lie
mighty millions beg" All, Twill be swept
away. New religions; new forms Of gov,
ernmeut, will take the place cfoi .vha.WA
kppw.1 Bat what Wilt concern us?-
Who can conjecture what births the con.
aict ofageso will produce? Slupendqus
thought! Each world for ITSELF the whole.
will accomplish the eternal purposes
of God. Each individual, each, nation,
comes and goes: where? Act we'll your
part, you can do no u ore. IL u lzENo.
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Important from Cairo.

=
Especial Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazette.l
IA. CAIRO, March %.
,Agentlemanjus from Memphis brings
the follow information:
Memphis, is il a state of agtation and
terror. The fair grounds are used for a
camp Everyone capablspfybeayipg arms
is being impressed into service Ne
are even dragged from their beds. The
proclamation Of the Mayor in regard to
burning the city has no influence. A ma.
jority ot the Aldermen, in connection with
the leading military officers decided, a, q
meeting held q fortnight ago, to burn the
city when they eyacuae, in spite of the
Mayor. There are no Notifications at
Memphis. The news Of the battle Of Pea
Ridge caused great depression. Phe Fed
'eral guuboats werslexpscled daily Two
huudred and Eve Unioh prisoners are in
the city, who are made victims Of much
abuse at the hands Of guards. One Of
them was shot az fior, looking out Of the
window. '9siiqS,"sn ",r t1,s, ,1,s' T., Y :s
Three guubosts are on the ways a..
Memphis, but il will take a long time to
finish them. ,7 ,,s,set..s =.
At Randolph only four guns aIe mount.
ed:Dp Fort PinOw,yJh yJhowsver IthepeI 70 a
strong 'iorti6catidn, rhodhhng tw6nty!6ve
64's and 3a's. There, are about 1000
troops there, AT Union City there are
only 400 troops. 90, r....
Generals Beaursgard., CheahauiS,3 Il pix
and Clarke went to Corinth, Miss, fort.
night ago. The rebelsa have q, force Of
$4,000 there. and expect 10 make d stand
either at CoriDth or Bethel. 1t was the
geperahimprcssion that this battle would
be the decisive one Of the campaign, and
that the fortunes Of the' South would
hinge upon it's result. At Memphis, and
at other large points, even at New Or.
leans, there is considerable Union feeling.
Southern papers do not represent the feel.
ings of the mass Of the people; they, as
we'll as everything else, are under the con-
troll Of the politicians and military.
At New Orleans thirteen gunboats are
onsthe ways to be plated with railroad
iron. 'rs es Aaee, oEs t.a, &
Fort Pike is reported to be i'd our pos.
session. 1t was mere temporary struc-
ture, mounting only three or four guns.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27
SABRATH DIRECTORY.


BAPTIST CHURCHES. G. DAwsos, Pastors.
South West Corner Columbus and Mulberry Streets
setVices--sunday 1o& A. M, and ShP.M. Sunday
schootSaP, NJ. i-a
ENG. Ey. LUTHERAN---U. J. KNsrLY, Pastor.
Coiu,qbus Street, between Wheeling and Mulberryi
Ssstises sunday iO,f A. M, and eh ?. NJ; Lecture
0x eVciy Wednesday evening. sabbath schOo
2 O'Clock P. N n - isli' s. ~"
ST. JOHNS. RpIscopail sCHU URcH--souih. East
Corner Of broadway and whoclihg Streets Services
Sunday IoY AL NJ, and Up. M. Wednesday Up. NJ.
sabbath school9 p. u. 5' as. 5,t.t. 49,. -
All The PewsYn the Church are FREE, and the
public are inyited.to attend. EN-. GRAY, Rector.
NJ. Z. cHURcH-on High Street; &c. FnLroN,
Past0v: - - - - - AAFE tyry~ 70
sabbath seAoofs A. NJ. Public Service Sabbath
Morning iOG o'cISck and at pm. Lecture wedn.
ssdAFessntDEus Prayer meeting Friday Evening
att. - q > - F,- s4 - -q as
PREsBSrERlAS CHURCH: cn broadway, be
tween Wheeling and Mulberry Streets. &C, GAL
shAtfIl q iPsslss: 4 4 2EaA glA65
Ssrpse Sabbath ioK o'clock a. M, and In the
syepip. LAc.ure Wednesday evening. Sabbath School
N2 O'clQeFG1h = UN1S As
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

q, CISciNSArI. March &c. 1862.
, FL0UR-Ws qnote super6ns at "a 25
snd 4 80; extra. 81 40a4 As, and family
and fancy 81 50a4 60. The market clos
ed quiet and steady.
GRAIN-The market for Whsat closed
firm last evening at 9ja98c for prime Red
and I05aI0Sc for prime to choice White.
The sales for the past three days foot up
'l2, 900 barrels.
The stock OF Corn on hand was light,
1885, was freely offered for ear, but Il is
held firmly at 1880.
CATTLE--The supply Of bAsf cattle
has not been so large vs. continue to
quote common at 81 75ssa; fsir.9 95aq5o
good 2 75a3, and prime TO choice 3 25I
8 so. per cental gross. aQ1J
SHEEP--Scarce and firm. good bring.
ing 81 per GENITAL gross, on arrival.
HOGS--Dull al 3a3 125 for slop, and
8 25a3 50 for corn fatted, gross. The
supply is ample.
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The report that the South is well SUP.
piled With provisions iS absurd. Tbey
have not stock enough on hand 10 last q
month. Clothing. shoes. ETC., are also
very difficult 20 obtain. No conf ienee is
foltin SOHiheTn currency. Southern poi
ticiaus. orSohihernA miiit' ~ leaders. Jea
Davis was universally denounced rs in;
FCyd1<Gs.1 everywhere considered d
arrant knave. III
Mrs, Buckner had arrived at Memphis
She cOmplaired Of not being allowed 20
60 farther rorth than Cairo. In the par.
lor Of the Gsyeso House she aurara d
universal attention By her bitter dennnci,
alton Of Pillow and Floyd: The lor,ncf
is repofled9 to fayO said tI,at ne would
shoot Floyd whenever he met kihi.'.s-s2s
1t was the general impression At Mem.
phib that no stand would be male at L..
land No 10, but. that battle would BE-
risked AZ Fort Pillow. At the latter
place. however, retreat is cut OF hy land
as tho country 10 The rear is inGndated
and swsmpy.i'" ''| f,>A - AEs II
Tht above facts are reliable. as l have
them from n Northern man Of old eauaIu.
tance, whose, word may 10 relied upon.
A detachment from JEFF. Tbom psoh's s
band, under command Of the rebel kitclt
uer, made demonstration in tbe vicioity
OF Bloom6eld, Mo.s and succeeded ,ip orr
resting ftwol lpdies residing, there, lhe
wives o., Lieut., Mitchell. Of RowsRs bal.
terry, and MI. S b. Beau of,ll tof Bloom
field. The ladies hSyc been tax on to Ho-
oombe, an island seventy miles below
Bloomfield, near the Arkansas line, where
Jetf's camp is located.
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Army Correspondence.
sBAr PorNr. RoEr Rog4I. ls.iGafl
March II, 1869. I
Dear Father and Mother.

Dear Father and Mother: l.-,-.- q. .,s
.UsGg EO4 THO ;y Your long
looked for letter, dated the goth, Of last
month, came to hand yesterday, as did
also that welcomelit,le sheet, the Lancas
ter Gazette, More welcome news never
read, from the columns of any paper,
since l have been on the Island, and
hope tina. in the future sou viii send me
one as often as you possibly can. ! would
have received them week sooner, but
being absent from here on 40 expedition
against Fernandina. in the State Of Flori.
da. l was not allie to receive them, until
our return, .....s ,,. mann. ozrtsx
I will now give you thS particulars Of
the Expedition. We embarked on Sun
day the 23d Of last month, ON board the
II. S. Steamer, Mcclellan, and left Port
Royalon Tuesday .he 26tb, and arrived
of Tybee Island onthe evening same day.
From this place We, had a good view Of
For, Pulaski. which is now gafrisoned
by sDmeSQO rsbell,z We could plsinly
see the Confederate Gag, flying from the
flag staff in the centre oftho Fcrt, From
here we went TO Warsaw Sound, which
lies about 10 miles TO the soutbE ard from
Tybse; here we remained until the 9th
when we again left for Port Royal, at
which place we arrived about 2 O'Clock
on The same day. We again left Port
Royal on The following day at 10 o'clock,
to join the fleet. part Of which was then
laying in Warsaw Sound. For some
cause unknown to me, we again left War
saw. on the following evening with Gen.
Sherman on board, and proceeded once
more TO Port Royal, at which place we
left Gen Sherman. Here we cast an
chOr and laid to until next morning, when
We boisted anchor, and left PORT Royal in
company with the frigates Wabash and
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27
Gen. Daeii's Army Ia Motion.-.Af flair,
At Nashville.

NJ NhshtlIIes
CHICAGO, March 25-Ths Nashville
correspondent Of the Times arrived at
Cairo, and reports that Buell's entire army
is under movement, Gen. Mitchell in the
advance, -, ....... ~.
Gov. johnson has put newspapers under
military rule. suppressed ore or two. and
has issued q proclamation, ufs copc,liatory
character. lie said he desired n win the
people back to the Union. but should deal
vigorously with treason. t.g
EtIeridge made a speech saying Slave.
~ would lie abolished II we could not
conquer them in any other way.
The new government was 10 go into
operation this week. Warning has been
given that any one ut,cring treason will
The Union feeling was gaining etound.
Business had pretty much resumed. All
the stores are again open and prices much
reduced.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27
MARRIED.

On the goth inst, by Rev. P. G.
Bsnadum, Mr.. WM. Hobck and Miss E.
LIsADEFH SUrTERMAsTER, all of this city.
By the same and at the same time and
place Mr.. JOSIAH J. WKDsTRR aud Miss
MARY E FLEMme uIl Of this city.
On the l9tb, by Rev. Thomas Drake,
Mr.. MATTHIAS DENfoN aud Miss LYDIA J.
FErrERs, both Of this county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27

The FrvE CENT MoSrHLY, containing
thirty two pages Of choice original roman.
oss, tales, sketches. poems, &c.. is very
cheap aud interesting publication. For
sals at,tbe News Office. g. - ~ .'3' ..v 81
.-sMNE DEMoREsr's Quarterly Mirror Of
Fashions, should be on the work table Of
every Nillider and Matchmaker. 1t is
worth doutls Ms price for the instruction
itgives. TO say nothing Of the scores Of
fashion plates each number contains. For
sale at the News Office. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27

raw. s. BrArY is low the sole a'gt
fosithat s'efling Daily. The Cincinna.i
0sEees Ca!i and subscribe for itat HE
New Book Store one door west Of Martin
& Co.. Bank. See advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27
Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber living IN Walnut township, Fair
field county, Ohio, ofefs her Farm for saio being
situate one and half mies West 0f Mlletsport, in
said county and township. The Licking Peedt to tho
Ohio Canal ruu' through the premises, aording
which 10 DO appreciated should be seen.
BELINDA BALI.
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Estale OF John r reed, , Deo.

NToTICRis hereby given that the undersigned has
N been duly appointed and qualified By the Probate
Court Of FaineId county Ohio, administrntoT Of ne
Persons indebted 10 said estate requested 70 mako
Immediate payment, and all persons having elaine
against said estate will present them 70 the undersgn
Cd Without delay authenticated according 70 lac,
7.Qf ABRAHAM FREED, Adm'oA
March 3, iSeo-JwSo q -
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,u R%The Indianapolis journal says
that the mortality among the rebel pris-
onsrs in that city does not abate. Thir-
ty.iWO died las. week, and since the 6rst
arfivslof prisoners 10 have died, great.
or number than at Chicago. where there
are over 1000 more prisoners.
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For Sale or Rent.

TVNHB Brick Building at the South end Of Broad
Street GEORGE RING.
IfTsRor further information inquire OF
March l3, 1865. .-5I-3ws s. b. BICKFORD.
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t.'L,ne. ON tho Death OF MY wife. =

Lines ON tho Death OF MY wife 80
'H4'''fH'f'f BIA. r. MASON. .'ffs f'/tH
She Is gone-and how sad my heart throbs to-day,
How lonely feel, my tongue cannot iell;, . Il
sheis gonsAsndthey've laid her softly away;
The wife fe.ofmy bosom lloved so well.f
OH hewlittie thought that death would appear,
Aud rob me ofjOne my heart cherished most;
Oh! how little thought, the time was so near,
When hersweet face, from my gaze would be lost.
sltand weep, whilst my mind ponders o'er-
And wanders back to the happy days Town;
SIT and lwcep, when think that no more,
'o shall hear her call me fondlI her own. ~
Ny heart achesto think, shall forever miss,
The smiles which made llfe's rugged path shine;
My heart aches TO think, ne er again shall kiss,
" Those sweotlips that were SO pressed 10 mine.
How painful TO know That her soft winning voice,
Idelightsdsto heal, Sstill In death now;
, How painful TO know, the hand Of my choice
WIN no'er again fondly press on my brow.
So gentle, so kind, so youthful and light
y How could but love her, when she never knew,
-ai Ought else but to make my dark hours bright.
But there was one who loved with stronger love,
? love much holior than couldgive; rE-
OH HekneV full we'll that in heaven above, 8
She there ,could, much sweeter life live.
He gave her 10 me, o, then why should weep,
His claim to her was fur better than mine;
He gave her 10 me but short time TO keep,
Until needed in heaven forever to shine.
Then why should mourn, God give mo grace,
~ Give me that faith, to live close TO Thee,
l will chase back the tear, know her sweet face
Ia watching from hOaven, waiting for me.
Basil, March 9th, 1852. .s ..-..-
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E1rWeinvi.e the attention Of the Ia
dies Iothe advertisement Of the NJ Millinery
establishmsh. of Mrs. CRowL 10 another
OoidmnW a04 ttlt-, eCi'4 80 lt@t.
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BG Divine Service by Rev. John vogt
a, .hs German Reformed Church at 10
o'clock, A. M Sabbath next. All are
requested TO attend.
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Estato Of John NFcGiII, Dec.

NToTICE is hereby given that n Q underslgned has
| \ been appointed and Quaiacdas adminlstretOr OF
The Estate ofJohn MeGill, dec. All persons know
ing themselves 70 be indebted to- and those having
immediate settlement. SAMUEL JACKSON,
March 20, leb2.--3w52 'at y 1855
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27

pNWe invite attention 10 the inter-
estins Itt,er Of Lavls EBrL, from POI.
Royals. G., in another column. Also to
the, Latter, ,oi HEsRi BECK. from New Mad
rid! ASH sl J s& A g.
We have nothing from the 17.h Regi.
mslt this, week. 't8f# u
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27

sthEBN filra tf1TII4A
%sOoaN0N PAEAs CoURr.-The Court Of
Common Plras Of this county-Judge
EWINc- -prosidiug, commenced March term
on Monday Of the present week, aud will
continue its session until the 18th prox
imo, With but an ordinary civil docket,
wethaVe an unusually small criminal one.
Business IS being disposed Of with prompt.
ness and dispatch. ,-,'
The charge Of the Court upon the open
ing Of the term to the Grand Jury. was
Clear, forcible and impressive.
Judge EwIEo's decisions arc character
iEOd BY that quickness Of perception, per.
spiCui'y and vigor which mark the mind
Of the eminent jurist. The Bar through
out the District congratulate themselves
upon their new Judge.
The Grand Jury, after setting paris Of
,hrseidays have adjourned, fnding but
-four bills. '..e.. & ....u..
Sheriff MILLER and his Deputy. o. H.
HsaRr, and Constable PowERs deserve
much credit for the cleanly and cheerful
appearance Of the old Court room.
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MS.OOO
PRISONERS SURRENDERED!
Estate of EIlIot GrIITith, dec.

NToTlCE--Ths undersigned, Isaac Il. Kponiz ana
~ Maleom Grfith have been duly appointed and
dualined as administrators OF the estato OF Klii0t
Gr1lth deceased, late OF Fairfield county, 0ho.--
Pers6ns owing said estate will please call for settle
ment Persons having claims agaf1sI the estate VIII
present them TO payment according to law.
ISAAC 3. KOONTZ,
March 6, 1s6s--3w5o IS MALcoMa GRlBFlTH.
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Lancaster, March 90, ls6a. .-3ws2 N, = a.

Estate of Frederick FricSner, dec.
MOTTO Bis hereby given that the uuderslgpe ed has
v been duly appointed and qualified Administrator
Of The Estate of Frederick Rriesner, dec. All per.
sons know to be indebted o,and those
having claims agalns the said Estate will present
them INN ediately for settlement.
March IL, 1869, 81 3w ABRAHAM CELL.
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Or. JMLEAN's UxIYERs1L PftLs,

For Liver cOnPiaist, BihoHsaeSi, Hssdssts, 4s,
There has never been Cathartie medicine, oasred
70 the public. that has given such entire sasfaeion q
MeLEAN's UsIvERsAL PILIa.
Being entirely vegetable, they ere psFfsetiy isno-
cent aud eau be taken BY the most tender infant res
prompt and powerful tnkemoving all Bilious ssere&
lions, Acid orImpure, Feted Matter from the s,om-
aeh In faet they the only Pills that should bs
used In malnrious districts.
They produce Gripping, Sickness or pain in Tie
Stomach or Bowels, tho1gh very active and searching
In their operation. promoting healthy seerstions of
The Liver and Kidneys. Who will suaeT fron Bu
iousness. Headache and Pnul Stomach, when 90 chap
remedy can be ob.ained Keep them constantly
on hand; single dose, taken in season, may
hours. DAYS and months ofsicknsss. Asst for DR.. j,
VI. MeLeans Universal Pill Take no other Being
box, and be sentby mail TO any part OF the Unit-
ed States. J. II. NOLAN, SALE Pysy,isfsr.
Corner Of TSird aad PiHs Strssts, Sc. Lsxis, NJ.
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Ss ~ III ~ Au ~ Az
March IS, 1869.
MEssls EDIroRs: Announce my rame
as Candidate for Justice Of The Peace for
Hooking Tp.9 Everybody; knows me, i
have lived among you forSfOrty.fve years
and my qualifications may, or may not
suit you, gi I,reCognise the frea dom Of
thought--tbe freedom of speech aDd the
unqualified right Of the majority to gov
erns Ifths Democratic party are satisfied
with faith and shonld put ME in nomina.
tiou shall take it as a complement.
JOSH CLARKE.
MEssRs. EDiroRs: ~ l'' la'
-5rH ue Please autounce
the name ofJosEPH McCABE as an Inde-
pendent Union candidate for Township
Trustee. Mony HoterS.
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EEWearo now prepared to pint all
kinds Of iStOck bills either on Cards or
paper. KA6 a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27

RThe' entire National debt is now
four hundred millions Of dollars.
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wIyJEB-7At THE Office on lsubscrip-
tion: CisH, Flour, Potatoes, Butter.
ChiaEShs. co6u.Iytmade Sugar and Mo-
lAsses, &c. 60. &c. 4.ra vnnr,
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DR.J.H TeLEAE7s YoLc.aTIc OIL LEEL1BHF
The Beet ETtsraai Ia Ire Rs,Id,
fac Ma : p.o1,

Thousands OF human beings have been skTsd iifs
OF dccrepiitude aud misery. by the use of,hsisvaa
able Lniment il will relieve pain almost inslsAia.
neons and II will cleanse parity and heal ths foul
est Sore inan incredible Short time. 4sLsss,s YsI-
eaHie Oil LiHineHt will relieve the most invetsrats
eases Of rheumatism. Gout, hr Neuralgia. Fer PGv.
alysis. Contracted Muselss. Stiffness or Wsakaesstu
Two applications viii cure sofe Throat headache or
Earaehe. For Buins or Scalds, or any Pain. u 10 an
lnfalble Remedy. Try II, and you vfil nnd il 40 in
,PLHNTERRS, FARMERS, or auy one hsyine
charge Of horses, will save money BY using Mel ean
Vocenic Oil LinimeUt. II is speedy and infallibO
cure for Calls. Sprans, Chafes, swelling, Lameness
Sweeney, Sores, Wounds, Scratches, oFany external
disease. Try. IL aud yOu will be convinced. .l
. DIR. J. II. .hsLE.aJf, Sole Proprietor.
ST. LOUIS. NO.
Ij9E- j.. Sioeum, agent. aug. IS, lsdL-iV
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EsiIte Of John N. Drcsbach, Dec.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
Been duly pointed administ rator OF the Estate
or John N. Drrs6acb, deceased. All persons having
cla ms against said estate will present them for set
tlement, aud all persons indebted 10 said estate must
mike Immediate payment. The books, notes, &C.,
VIII be kept al the old stand Of Little Dresbaeh,
where the Administrator can be seem ~
j. C.KINKEAD.
Lancaster, March 90, 1863. --3wSS tf,N.H-
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MASONIC CALENDER

.T 1870. ~ - -. .
REGULAR MEETINGS: i...
LANCASTER LODGE, No. 57.....April 9Th, 1909
Chapter No. u -1 lH., fT' .. 10. ~
' ENCAMPMENT, No. Q, 4" IS, q D.
Nov 2s, 1861. G. STEINMAN, Recorder
PROCLAMATION. -t.Ll
MAYoRs oFyIcE, La NoA sTER, OHo,I
s.i March. Goth, 1852, y
TO the qualified voters OF the city Of Lancaster,
Ohio: You are hereby notified that the regular an
nuai election will be held in said city. Gu the
First Monday OF April Next,
(beng the 9Th day Of said orthl for lhe election of
the following municipal oflcers, ,to-wit:
One City Treasurer, . Il b o. r.
One CityM arshai, II a''
Nos. 1s2,3 and 4, wtFT N
One Assessor for each Ward Nos. !, g. J and A.
Two members ftho Board Of Education,
OneTfnsiee Of Water Works, T. ~ ~ q
Theplece designated for holding the election Ia
the Respective Wards Is as follows;r a, t,eg
Ward No. Z, m VIM. C. Embich's Shoe Shop.
Ward No.e, at City clefkS Once. -
Ward No. 3, Council ChambeF,Sew City Hall.
>, Ward No. 4, the room over south end obyMarket
Given unde my haid and Official seal, at the city
of taneaster. the day and year aboyes sgriltcrL, ),
March sO,i s02-3w0z sf9N ~
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,iHMr. j. w. Timmons, Of Clarks.
bwgh, Ross county, Ohio, has just return
ed from visit to Company A, Captain
Stafosds list Ohio Regiment. He has
brought with him from that Company
Tor dis.ribu,ion 81, $50 90. g,r -,,a 5i
Mg Timnons reports the health Of the
Company. as we'll as that Of the Isl. Ohio
Regiment, as good, and all anxious to
press forward in the execution Of the work
for which they. have enlisted. y, y, y.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27
Announcements.

The undersigned respectfully offers him.
self as can iidste for the Office Of ustico
Of the Peace for the township Of Hooking,
at the coming election. ' : ID
q CTEINMAN