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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-13
Army Correspondence.
On THE STEAMER NEPTUNE, J
orr Dover, TENN, :
March lst, 1862.


EDS. GAzETTE:-I suppose that the
friends Of the 18th, are by this time aware
that we are in Dixie" or King Harris
dominions. The Brigades Of ScheOpG
and Thomas. left Louisville last Wednes.
day. and laid over at Smlihland to await
further orders. While there We visited
the eartlwork Notifications south Of the
town. Forts "Star' and Smith arc mount
ed with heavy guns, that command the
Cumberland. They are surrounded with
palisades and would stand severe as
sault. t.
The Cumberland is higher than at any
time since l847. 1t extends for miles
over its banks, aud in some places, is
nearly over the doors of the houses. We
pass houses that at first seem deserted,
but tow. headed children peep out Of the
partially submerged dwellings, look at
Uncle Sans Armada, and look as though
they we're used 10 such fresbets.-
Springer says he saw one man row up to
his house in skiff, and very soolly go
down the chimney! Springer is good
sutler, but we won't bslieve this state.
meut unless be sells his goods cheaper.
Yesterday We passed s,cau er loaded
with Fort Donelsou prisoners. Our boys
cheeIed Justify. whereupon one big fellow
among them requested US to go to HI,
that sublerranean locality soelosely asso
cialed with our ideas Of ere and birthstone.
Yesterday We passed two eftbose monde.
script animals called gunboats. One Of
them 1.-THE CoropdClet believe, showed
the marks OF the iron hail at Fort Donel-
elson. We have now passed the Fort,
and our only surprise is that our forces
took Il. Il is naturally a strong position.
aud tho Notifications are very strong
1t will be long time before the marks Of
that terrible struggle will be effaced.-
Our destination l suppose, Is Nashville.
The reports are that tie rebels intend to
make a-stand at Murfreesboro', 35 miles
from Nashville. ~
We are tired of this way Of travelling.
and hope sOon TO be on tsrra. .frma. The
health of the boys is pretty good. .a
M 2 j. p. sam,
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EI In these times Of national triDula.
ton and sicisl disorder, while cash IL
scarce and merchandise high. when mer.
chants generally are asking the most tx.
horbilant prices, ANDREW REID moves on
in the even tenor of his way, dispensing
the blessings of his large and well select.
ed stock Of goods to rich and poor. grea.
and small alike, at the lowest cash prices,
making many heart rejoice with good
bargain. Mr.. REID is now in the eastern
cities. engaged in making his Spring pur-
chases. Several large boxes arrived yes
tsrday, another lot this morning, and
when they all get here and are put up,
you will see as fine q stock Of Dry Goods.
Notions, Carpets, &C.. as ever graced the
city. Look out for his new advertisement nj
next week.
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To Our Foreign subscribers.

A goodly number Of our home subsori
bsrS have responded to our call made
few weeks since, by paying two years
subscription. which expires on the irst
of April next, for which We take this oc-
casion 10 return them our hearty thanks.
We hope others will do likewise, and we
shall feel very grateful to them also. But
our call was meant more particularly for
our foreign subscribers, Of whom We have
about one hundred and ftiy, scattered moi
only all over this State. but throughout
the Western States and California. The
greater portion of them are Of cou'se
strangers to Us, and no doubt, good men
but two years is long enough for any mar
TO take county psPr without paying
something itr II.
We propose 10 wait few weeks, and
all. who do not respond 10 this call, will
be stri, ken from our list. their accounts
made out at s2'a year. and the amounts
sent for collection.
We ofcourse cannot incur the exp, nst
of going out to collect these small Gums
they are too far from home. We there
fore hope, that these persons will respont
to this appeal, and remit to us the amour
due. Each subscriber who has been TAX
ing the paper since April LIST, 1860, will
owe for two years subscription on the Is
ot April next. and we have proposed tt
receipt for$1 so year for all who woult
settle by that time 500 -'-ill
Money may be seut'by mail at our risl
addressed to Editors Gazette,
Lancaster, Ohio.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-0n the 9th inst, at his resi-.
dence in Pleasant Township, THOMAS
TRMRLE. in the 47th year Of lis age
lie was buried with the solemn csrpmo-
nies Of the Ancient and Honorable Fra.
ternisy Of Free and Accepted Masous.
Connected with the pioneer stock OF this
county. his course through life showed
no degenerany from that honest. perseve
ring and noble source. As a friend in
need, according to go-pel and Mason C
principles, he was conspicuous without
Pha'asaie emblaz onment, as the tears of
those he benefited plainly prove. He has
left void in society which cannot easily
be filled. 1t was well with him on efrth,
it will be better with him hereafter.
DlED-At the residence of her wild
owed mother in Madison township, Fair.
field county. Ohio. on the 5th dav of
March. 1862. Mrs. BARBARA A., wife of
VIM. Whi!esel and daughter Of John and
Sarah Julian, aged % years, J months
and 10 days.
Inv ueSSuoSu WAS uHlleu III marriage
with her now bereaved husband OH the
18th day of February, 1858. and emigra,
ted to the State Of illinois in 1856; about
2 years ago she sought the Savior, and
obtained the pearl Of great price, and uni.
ted with the Methodist Episcopal Church
OF which she continued consistent and
happy member, until her death. Six
months ago she became the victim Of Bron.
chiiis, and after suffering several months
she concluded TO return 10 her mother, in
Ohio. fondly hoping that under the pa.
rental roof, she would be restored TO
health. but in this she was disappointed,
Tor in one short mouth after her return
10 her mother. her passport was sealed.
and her happy spirit took its flight. for
that better country which awaits the f.
nally faithful. She lef, to mourn, hus.
band, four children. mother, two broth.
ers cnd large circle Of relatives and
friends. But she is at rest. as C..
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.


BAPTIST cHuRCH-s. G. Dawson, Pastor:
south West Corner Columbus, and Mulberry Streets:
serviess-sunday IOX A. NJ, and 6XP.M. Sunday
School ate P. ".
ENG. Ev. LUTHERAN----U. J. KNsELY, Pastor:
Columbus Street, between Wheeling and Mulberry;
Serviees Sunday lO,l A. NJ, and 6JIP. M; Lecture
Ok sseiy Wednesday evening. Sabbath schoO
2 O'Clock p m.
ST. JOHNS tEpiseopall CHURcH-south' East
Gamer OF BrOadvay and Wheeling Streets Services
Sunday lok A. NJ, and Z P. NJ. Wednesday Up. NJ.
Sabbath School2 P. N. ,s.tss-a
All the PswsTn the Church are FREE, and the
public are inyitod.to attend. FIN. GRAY, Rector.
M. E. cHURcH-on High Street: L. c. FELrox,
Pastor:
sabbath sehoOi0 A. M.EPublic Service Sabbath
Morning I0< O'Clock ndat7P.M. Lecture Wedn-
osday evening att. Prayer meeting Friday Evening
att r't'.-
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: On BrOadway, be
tween Wheeling and Mulberry streets. r. &C. GAL
bRArTH, ia, .PastOr: t4. .rt...s
Service Sabbath l0K o'clock A. M, and7 In the
evenin. Lecture Wednesday evening. Sabbath School
at O'Clock. o, .t
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, March IA fac
Of truce from Norfolk brought down the
commandant of the French steamer. He
represents that there was great excitement
at Norfolk. The hotels were swarming
with officers from tie Gulf States. The
Virginia troops had been sent away. The
people dread the destruction OF the city in
case of an attack, A strong force is con.
centrating at Suffolk to check Gen. Burn
side. who was reported to have reached
Winton in force, and was moving on Suf.
folk.
The reason given by the rebels for not
returning Colonel Corcoran is, tina. maps
and drawings have been found concealed
upon his person.
No further news has been received as
to the release of the Federal prisoners at
Richmond.
Richmond papers Of Friday contain no
military news, except the arrest OF a
number Of Union men, principally Ger
mans. ' y ..
A detective officer broke into the room
of the German Turner'S and found two
American flags. and painting on the
wall of the Goddess Of Liberty holding
the Union colors. and shield, and with the
words underneath, "Hsts off," e.H
The House Of Representatives have
passed a resolution by vote Of seventy
one to eleven. recommending and direct
ing military commanders to destroy all
cotton and tobacco that is any danger o.
falling into'the hands of the enemy.
A resolution was also adopted, asking
the President TO inform the House wha,
foreign vessels of war are doing in HAmp
ton Roads. ...
The Richmond Dispatch 'ays that Z
vessel drawing sixteen feet of water re-
Gently passed out OF Charleston Harbor
Charles Palmer. arrested fnr disioyalty
a few days since. at Richmond, has beer
discharged. '
Specie is quoted in Richmond at 4Oa5t
per cent premium.
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PErERsoS's LADEs' MA6GznR. Tho
April number Of this rOpulsr--magaains
has been received at the News ofice.--
1t still sustains lie position as the cheap.
satand best ladies' magazine published
The fashion plates for Spring are uumer.
Gus and elegant. the illustrations of the
finest kind. the tales by the best authors,
and the patterns are Of the latest, best,
and most fashionable kind. Every lady
should have it. For sale at the News Of
fee, at which place you can get any other
Of the magazines. including the Atlantic
Monthly. Mr.. Billinghursl is also agent
for all the Cincinnati Dailies, AID the Gin
cinnati Weekly Commercial
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FROM TIE SOUTHERN COAST.

BALTIMORE. March lO.--The guubosl
Alabama. from Fernandiua. Florida, has
arrived, bringing Captain Davis, bearer
Of fdispatches from Com. Dupont. announ.
eng the capture OF Eernand ina and
Brunswick by the fleet under bis com
mand. - a d.. f*t .ff ss.f
The feet left Port Royal March 9Th
The 6rst place approached was Bruins.
wick, Ca. the enemy flying at the APP
proach Of the guubos,s. We took pos
session, and left gunboat in clarge.
This gives the Government control Of the
whole coast ofGeorgia, from South Car
olina to Florida.
The feet next went thirty miles south
20 Cumberland Sound. tie entrance 10
Fernandina h.rbOr. When in sight of
Fort Clinch, the enemy were discovered
flying after firing but few shots.
We Immediately took possession Of the
forts. A train OF cars was observed leav- :
ing Fernandina, the track of which runs
three miles along the shore. A gunboat
threw shells at the train, causing some
passengers to jump off. Among them
was said to be ex-senator Yulee OF Flori-
da.
Twelve large guns fell into our hands,
including one l9O.pouuder riaed cannon,
also considerable amount of aDmuni-
ton.
We also captured the rebel steamer
Darlington. loaded with wagons and am :
mutton. General Wright's forces we're
landed and garrisoned the fort. and earth
works; also taking possession Of the city.
Most of the inhabitants had fed. This
has been one Of the most useful ports to
the rebels. The object oc the expedition
was accomplished by March 4.
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PLEASANT TOWNSHIP SEMINARY
worthy and popular Institution. under the
immediate supervision Of MIR. JosEPu
FEEMAN, as its Principal, offers great in
ducemen.s to the youth Of Fairfield and
adjoining counties. It's situation is beau
tiful and the location very healthy one
The next annual t,rm will commence on
Monday, March 3ist inst, Tuition very
low. For further particulars see adver'
tisemeSt in another column.
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DIR. J. IT. SeLEAN-s HoLcANTc OIL LLTTMENT
The Best External IN the World,
far Man ar Rant

Thousands Of human beings have been saved life
Of decreptitude aud misery, by the ofihis nValu
able liniment. twill relieve pain almost iBstania.
neously and will cleanse, purify and heal the foul.
est Sore In incredible short time. MeLsaH's TSl.
eaHe OIL LiRimsat will relieve the most inyetsratS
cases Of Rheumatism. GouI, or Neunlgia. For Par
aIysis, Contracted Muscles, Stiffness or WeakaessiD
the Joints, Muscles or Ligaments. 1t will never fniI
Two applications will cure Sore Throat Headache or
Earaehe. For Buns Scaidssor any Pain. 10 is an
lufallibie Remedy. Try IT, and you viii Ind an In
dispensible remsdy. Keepil always on hand.
PL9NTERRS, FARMERS, or sDy one having
charge of horses will save money BY using MeLeah's
Volcenc oil Llnlment. II is speedy and lnfaiiible
curefor Calls, sprnns chafcs. swelling, Lameness;
disease. Try, il aud YOU will bo convinced.
DRY. II. IfeLE.aJv, Sole PregrisfoT.
ST. LOUIS. NO.
n-7E. Il. sIocum, agent. aug. IS, ts6I--ly
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Thomas Jsiiersen's Prediction.

AnV-N8N aNhNN"NAFH NNCulGNIOMe
About eighty years ago, tho writer Of
the Deslsralien Of American Independ.
once, wrote 10 his "NOteS on Virginia, I"
concerning slavery, as follows
"The entire relation between master
and slaves is, an everlasting mutual ia
terweaying Of the most furious passions
resulting in the most unlimited dssDotism
on the one eide, and The must degrading
subjectivn on The other. Aud the chii.
dren Of the STAKEHOLDER SeoiDg oil these
things. will naturally follow 10 their foot.
steps; for all persona are initiative Grea.
lures. What bitter execratious, will lha.
statesman merit. who toleralrs that one
half Of the citizens should iramIis 10 the
Gust the right Of the other half1 and thus
extinguisL in their breasts all moral and
patriotic feelings and sentiments!--and
with morality all industry. and conse.
qusu,ly all prosperity and thrift must b..
come undermined. For who? AID espe-
cially in bot climate. would choose to
labor in person, as long as he can compel
another to work for him? But, whoever
violates the laws Of God, according 10
which all men enjoy equal rights, in an
inalienable manner. must ineyilably pro.
woke the divine Indignation and wrath
| tremble when I think Of tie divine jas
lice. WiIlhct all this produce confusion
civil war. and dreadful destruction in our
country?" .e.,5...
On account Of these views Thos. JEFF
f,rson lost the support Of South Carolina
when a candidate for the Presidency
All is now being realized. AR.
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ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
[spee!al % lhe missouri! RsppplIe.n.l

. l'POSioi w wv ANiaoVuii hopuuhCNusl
SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, March lO.-A mes
sengar who arrived this morning at three
O'Clock. reports that the battle lasted from
Thursday morning till Saturday evening.
and that our loss was about 450 killed
and wounded. The rebel los, was about
1000 killed and wounded, and 1000 ia
ken prisoners, among them Col. McRea
OF an Arkansas regiment. The attack was
made from the north apd west, our army
being completely surrounded. Van Dorm,
Price, McCullOch and McIutosh, we're
present with about $4,000 men. McCul.
loch and Mcintosh are reported mortally
wounded. .a
The attack from the rear was made By
McCullock and met by Sigsl, who van
quished him completely; his corps scat.
tered in wild confusion, We have also
lakea large amount ofstores. teams can
non, small arms and ammunition.
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EHWe received the following letter
from Capt. Stinchcomb, on Monday last,
from the date Of which it will be seen
that they were at Nashville, Tenn, on
the 4,h inst:
NASHVILLE, TENN. March 4, 1869.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-One year ago to-.
day / hardly expected to be able at this
distance from you 20 transmit so heavy a
payment on my subscription; but have
been somewhat fortunate In pecuniary
matters and have been able to &c, hold
of some money did not then anticipate.
Enclosed please find five dollars, (uo
a mistake) it is cents, which you will please
place to my credit. Please acknowledge
receipt Of the same, as ! shall be somewhat
uneasy until hear from you.
,.... Yours truly,
aa-, j. w. STfNCncoMB.
P. 81 will send you some of Lin.
coins money on subscription when send
home. J. W. S.
Just think ofthatl Five cents-and a
promise of more.
The fvs cents sent US is shin plaster
on the Bank of Tennessee made pays BILE
at Nashville, Dec. lst 1861. We have
printed receipt for the Captains special
benefit, and will forward as soon as we
arv able TO charter special train. We
have pasted the valaadle piece ofpaper on
the wall in our office.
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Jonn BELL-Ths Nashville Banner Of

JohN BELL-The Nashville Banner Of
Friday says that John Bell, the man som Q
of us tried to make President, is in fine
health. We learn that on tho approach
of the Federal troops he fled with the
prominent rebels TO Murfreesboro, but
last Wednesday General Buell. sent word
to him to return home, telling him he had
nothing to fear.
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ETWs invite special attention to the
advertisement of Mr.. Tallmadge in an.
other column. Mr., T, has been very
much annoyed by the swarms Of children
who are in the habit of congregatiDg out
there on the Sabbath. lie is happy to
have any and everybody visit the Lake
and grounds during the week, but earn.
eslly requests tha. there be no more of it
done on the Sabbath, neither BY grown
persons nor children.
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CHEAP FURNITURE,

Those who wish to purchase Betsteaas,
or Chairs, Of various styles. can save
money by calling at the south wing Of
Shaefer's corner, opposite the Market
House. Everything sold there. will be
warranted 10 be of the best mater ..als and
workmanship. H. ScorT, Agt.
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Estnto of John Frccd, Dec.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed and qualified by tho Probate
Court OF Faiideld county, Ohio, administrator ofthe
estate of John Freed late of said county, deceased
Persons to said estate are requested to make
pay me NJ, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present thcm TO the
cd without delay authenticated according to Law.
ABRAHAM FREED, Adm'tor.
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RETURNED "A. w. EBRIeHT, JOSEPH
BrRY, and JAMES MHRs, all we'll known
to our people, returned on Sabbath last
from California, looking unusually well.
Thoy we're welcomed home by many warm
friends.
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Farm for Sale.

TIME subscrber living In Walnut township, Fair
field county, Ohio, offers hor Farm for sale, being
situate one aud half miles West Of MtllerSport In
said county and township. The Licking Feeder 70 tno
er failing stock water@and various other dvantages
"''tS :. ~ BELINDA BALI,
Feb 81 ,1sS2-3m4o ,,..s Il
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WANrED-At this Office on subscrip-
lion: CASH, Flour, Potatoes. Butter,
Chickens. Country made Sugar and Mo-
leases, &c., &C.. &c.
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B0- The members of the Gymnastic
Club, are requested to meet this evening
at their Hall, for the transaction Of ;m.
portant business.
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MARRIED.

BY Rev. Il. c. Galbraith. Jr.. March
9Th, Mr.. GEORGE G. MILLER and Miss
Louisa WILsnEIMER, both Of this county.
By the same, March llth, a. the resi-
dsnce OF Mr., ALewis LeyeriDg, Mr.. JESSE
HIdDEN and Miss MARY A SILER, both Of
Kentucky.
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B% Mr.. Ring Offers ''ior sale or rent"
the brick building at the foot Of Broad
way, known as the Railroad House. See
advertisement.
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rofsbiy impressed thus far With ths %.
pertinent o. The autbmilies. arfT
A very large force Of splendidIy equip.
cd troops has already passed through this
city, Looking npon them ss they pass.
column after column, with measured
tread, We feel that wa are indeed living in
a great era, in which crest war on a
gigantic scale IS being prosecuted.
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/ MEssRs. EDITORS:

MEssRs. EDITORS: t
Please announce
the name of JOSEPH McCABE as an Inde-
pendent Union candidate for Township
Trustee. Many Voters,
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PRISONERS SURRENDERED!
CASH FAED FOR WHEAT.

CUhN, bhKLEI CbUV EKSEEN, RYE
and all Fresh Table Butter Eggs, Chickens, TURKEYS
bacon, &c.
have On hand Reapefs and Mowers for sale for
which willtake 10 part payment good large mares
and horses. Also Agent for thg eelebFAted Farmer;
Hathaway Wood Cook Stove. the best now In se aud
viii last BY proper caro- thirty yeArs--weight 40 lbs
warranted. Reference, samuel Hlte and others.
IG Z $40 barrels ~ Salt for sale.
Lancaster March !, IHC2-4W JAMES WEAVER
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N OTICE
CITIZENS 0F LANCASTER.

4 will use my best ehdeay ors to keep the Plank
Il Walk from Hooking River to my ircn gates, in
good order, and will always DO pleased to have any
one visit the Lake and Grounds at any time during
TIE week, but on the Sabbath, 1t 10 my wish there
should be no visiting inside Of the enclosure. Pa
rents will please their children Of my request
March l3, lS62.-5l 3m D.TALLMADG
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TBy letter received yesterday, we
learu the II Regiment is encamped FIVE
miles beyond Nashville.
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Estate of Elliot Grirrith, dec.

NIoTiCE-lThe undersigned, Isaac 4. koOutz and
Y Maloom Griffith have been duly appointed and
qualified as administrators of tho estate of Elliot
Grifith deceased, laie Of Fairfield county, Ohio
Persons owing said estate wit please call for tete
mont Persons having claims against the estate will
present them 70 payment according To law.
- ISAAC Il. K0oNTZ.
March q. ls62-3w5O MALCoM GRIFFITH.
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estate Of Abraham Hedges, dec.

yEyHE undersigned have been duly appointed Ad'
lste of Fnirheld county, Ohio Peons owing the es-
ato will call for settlement. Claims against the Ca
saw "''' JAMES N. HEDGES,
.. THOMAS J. MASON.
lancaster, February Q, ise2.-3w4d.
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Nrw A0pertisemcnts.
For Sale or Rent.

IL Street. GEORGE RING.
lr PFor further information inquire OF
March l3, 1869 Isl -3wtg' - S. b. BlCKP0RD.
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MASONIC CALEN DE R
REcIJTAR MEETINGS..

LODGE, No. 57.....March. II. 1869
Is Chapter No. II " -, -
ENOAMPMRNT, No. 2, II, &"
COUNCIL No ), " ="
Nov. %, 1861. G.. STElNMAN, Recorder
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NORHCe

hereby given thatthe aBderslHe esd has tseA duly
Lappolntsd and qu ed " the es-
tate Of Henry Mers late Of Fairfield county o. dee.
FEB. 60, IhGl. PB EWING.
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Estate OF John w. Drcsbach, Dec.

ESTATE oI JOhn w. DrcsDachs Dec
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Undersigned has
| been duly appointed adminst ratcr Of the Estate
OF John W. Dresbach, deceased. All persons having
ilement and all persons indebted TO said estate
mike Immediate payment. The books, notes, &C..
WILDE kept At the old stand OF Little & Dresbach
where the Administrator can be seen.
H"