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to Senator Dixon of Connecticut and TO Sen.
ator King. Their votes will show that they DO
consider the evidence of the treason Of JEFF.
Dayis's correspondent to be quite sufficient.
TIE SLAVE PINS TO BE EsTROyED-LIBERh-
TON OF FUGITIVE SLAVES.
TIE slave pens which have SO long dlsgraceo
the capital and the nation, ard enriched tne"
keepers, are at last to be swept away. Secre-
tary Seward has issued on order TO Ward H.
Lamon, Marshal of the District, instructins "'''
not TO receive or retain in his custody nn!
persons claimed to be held to labor or seI''''
unless they are charged with crimes OF "i'
held as fugitive slayes under the 10" u
eress, and to retain lone claimed a. 'ue,''''
longer than thirty days. unless III coni''''"''
with 4 sneciol order euanatng from compe-
tent tribunal.
The Marshal i directed 10 publish this order
forthwith and within ten days 10 carry u in'o
execution. Care will be taken that tins order
be executed. and that tie blacks who crowd
the city jail, aud are said to be slowed away
in other WILSON'S also, some put there by their
masters for safe keeping until they can be
sold some seized because they bad no masters,
some because they were fugitiyes will be freed.
There is no law old or recent for their deten-
ton, and the circumstances which character
ize il are ms bad as bad can be.
We trust that Congress will follow up this
tardy action of the Executive by sweeping
away the cause of oil these abuses. The
power Of Congress TO abolish Slavery in the
District is undoubted. Senator Wilson's bill
for this purpose, drawn with the greatest care.
and approved by the highest officers of the
Government, Will do injustice to no one, and
calls for the expenditure of only $1,000 900.
GEN. LANES STAFF.
The Senate having determined that ia con-
frnation is not necessary for staf officers OF
divisions the President has appointed tie fol-
lowing persons upon the staff of Maior-General
Mcclellan. TO be b. him detailed 10 the Staff OF
Gen. Lane: Col VIM. II. Merritt to COM
mand Brigade of Infantry; Lieut.-Col. Judson
Fitzpatrick, TO be Chief Of Artillery; Major
Champion Vaughan. TO be Chief Of staff; Maj.
Verplsuk Van Antwerp, to be Adutant-Gen-
cral; Mai John Richie, Maj 7. !. Weed,
Capt. J. K. Mcclure, Capt. VIM. Kyle. Capt.
W. 4. Phillips, Capt. A. =. Russell Capt.
WIN. ODonnell, Capt. Yolney Hicko1, Rich
ard l.. Shelley, who served in India and the
Crmea. il thirty-siX engagements. among them
Balaklaya and Inkermann, will be commits
stoned tomorrow.
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The WAR FOR THE union

THE DEFENSES OF THE LAKES.
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Tie War Department l4s, h. is stated, ~ last come
20 tie determination 81 Ci-charsnC the REGULAR who
have been here from TeEaH come months past on
Parole, and they viii acrorcingiy he mustered out oi
he rrrvi g on Friday, the 5lst inst. Ifcse men
arrived at Fort Hamilton about seven mont nro,
and were bout $50 strong. They belonged 10 COM
rrnirs G. and lst inGnIry, a, ;, and Of the 81,
and \ nd - Of She 9Th. Discharges and deseItons
hive reduced tie number If these Texans 10 about
lep. They are now stationed aa follows:
Governors lnd.........5l Becoc's lssnd.........t1
Wet foIt................is
The bands uow belonging to the lst and 'th IT,
f.utry have already been disoherge', ~ we reponed
Lat week ana role Of them have re.oni,ed Tor tho
band Of the lth l.fautry, az Fort Hamilton.
A detschment OF recruits, enli-ted here by Lieut..
webb, for tie general mounted service, VII DO
seIt % the prime PAL depot, Carlisle Barracks, Pa,
on Saturday uoXt.
Sixteen Fort Ilntteras prisoners who have been
SICK in the hosl Ial Governor Island ever since
the other Ysplers left, were sont on lue-fny even
ing TO Fort Warren, Boston Harbor They have
be.n u very long time IA hospital, and their fe-
cogery il principally due 20 the attention which
has been paid TO them by DR.. Sloan, tho posi sur
econ, and one OF toe senior surgeons IA the array,
and ir. Robinson, the b)sf iiul steward.
A. tho Brooklyn Navy-Yurd, yesterday the
sehooueIs Cation SophroaIa, AMI Sidney I. Jones,
belonging 70 Capt. Porter- mortar neel, were pu'
INTO commission Ton Of thete vessels have, TO far,
h.en put INTO commission, and ten are yet at the
y.rd ore or less ready for sea.
Tie steam Jrolellers Sachem, Cneas, and Curri-
tuck have hauled uD the yard 20 make room for other
vessels receiving stores.
lie following vessels left tie yard Yesterday:
Nv cupbo.te, OwascO aud hanawha; brig Sea
Foam, and Schooner Creim.
The sloot-ol-wgr st. Louis, row at Philadelphia,
,y;u "a, in'o commission OF Wednesday next, her
mem fegulart having arrived On tie evening Of the
.7th Tie foil JNiug 10 correct hs OF The olilcers:
cr,u.u4er ashls Z. .arine; First Lieutenant and IL
,'y, Of cer Jtmrs A. Greer Surgeon, Albert L. ohoni
,,nsnt Commanding Marnes " II. squircsi blazer.
~ D. Stewart Assistant surgeon. r. b. A. Lewis Assis
m T,v,ra.tor Junson + Poe Acting Masters John r. John
80 G.oyra Gables. JofhuA fowei Matters Mates Alien
u,te Ia,ard Mash. Peer ftEn, NJ. '. tornsn Boa
Lii Frnlcs acLoud, annnsr, Geo 7 tushmAni Narpsn
t,f Daniel Jonss, sailiaassr, l. J.. Cro"elL
AFFAIRS At FoRr WARREs.-Tbere. has been
tu, little change in the position OF aiiairs at fcft
Warren for some time. No prisoners have been dis
cbarged for ev,ral days private OF the lialteFae
uri.oners died two or three days since. There have
heen some unnisakablo and interesting cases OF
boue-sckueas among these prisoners. portion OF
The garrison has been instructed in the Use OF the
heavy guus mounted upon tho fort.
1'"'' lBsstou Journal. sath.
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The Question Of Slavery in the District
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tnat there are other ""retched spou'ers De-
..;ds those in Congress.
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WE POTTER COMMITTEES BLACK LIST
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TolAe Auooia ed Pres.

IL .ae Associated Press.
Wa.msoros. "Wednesday. Jaa. 20 1872
10 MORE FOREIGN CoNTRACTs-CLAiMS
AGAINST TIg GOyERNNrNT.
TIE urgent necessity which required the immediate
purchase of arms, clothing, and o,her military sup
plies from FOREIGN countries, having ceased the Sec
retaTy OF War has ordered:
Frt That 30 further contracts be made by this
Department, any bureau thCrcoi, for any article
e foreign manufacture, hat can lie produced OF
manufactured iu The United Slater.
S.cJnf That culs'mCiag or4trs, agencies, au-
thCrtio licences for tie purc Lace Of arut c!..tint
% anything elfe in foreign c1uutlrr or Of foreign
manufacture, ior this Department, are revoked aud
.inu'le3.
Ih4d. N persons claiming to have any contract
bargain, agreement, order, warrant, hccutc, or
authority o. whatever nature from tbs Department
OF ANY bureau thereof for furnishing armf, clothing
equipments, or anything TO tic United STATES, are
required within fifteen days from this Gate 10 give
wntten notice O.. such contract llu ifa pliIoH, WIN
. statement ia writing o. what las lc.n done under
if. AMI 70 lie copy tL-Icoi with tie Secretary Of
War
Faarfh. Al CONTRACTS, ofGes and agreements, for
any surrlea should bc a. writ ug and IL Led Ly lie
cootra .lg parties. and ihe originals, or coy
thereof 1lcd according 10 pifsliaph l,Diy Of ne
regulation with tie Lesd Of tLe proper bureau j BE-
seldom THAI any necessity cal prevent contract
from being reduced % writing, and even, when made
l.ued. am every claim founded upon any pretended
contract, bargain, agreement, order, warrant,
an'turi.y, or hceuse outstanding, Of which notice
aui copy is not lied u ac,Ordaure With this order
within thc period ucEJoaod, shall he deemed and
/ heldto be Jr.n7 focil iaudnlc1i and void and DO
ca ~ thereon viii be- ui!oa or aid by tile d. part
meai ulcss upon full and satisfactory proof Of lis
validity.
THE DEATH or LIEUTENANT PEAKD.
/ The body Of Lieut. Picard, oh MassacLusetts who
died yesterday ~ Miners Hill Of paralysis, was Ills
afternoon placed on the csr., on AID under military
escort for transmission TO Milford, Mass.
MUSICIANS ~ TIE ARMY.
Tie PsyuaNer-Geucra. Of The army IN q letter 10
Representative McPherson, answering an inquiry,
ef.ima'es The annual coz Of tie bands Of volunteer
regiments at over OOo OO1 ezcus Of the oo-t Of
clothing, subistiug and transporting tie men com
posinQ them. Tie estimate is founded on the feven
hundred regiments now in service, besde the labil-
ity 10 pay each Of these musicians in all II 500 men,
/ as large a force as tho whole army Of the United
States before the war lie $lOO bounty il kept in fer-
vice two years, or i the expiration Of hofilitics.
NJ. McPherson la week introduced ill 70 die
charge item from service from the fnt Of March
next
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CONSOLIDATION OF CALVARY REGIMENTS
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THE NATIONAL FOUNDRY.

The Special Committee on the National
Foundry gave q hearing to-day to delegations
from various sections Of the country. They
VII probably report il favor OF an establish
nent west Of the Aleghauies.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale 10 me directed, az
Oadministrator of George W. Groh, deceased,
from the Probate Court OF Fairfield county, Ohio,
shall offer at public vendue, before the door OF the
Court House, In Lancaster, on ...
Saturday the 1Ith day OF january, zoe,
the following described real estate situate ip said
county, t0-wit 8oing the middle OF tho North East
quarter OF section No. II. TIP. No. 10, Of range No.
u, and bounded and described as followsi Begin
ming at stone In the south boundary line Of said
quartz er, and Is the between the lands OF John
Gro and said deeedont, and running thence north, u
degree east II chains aud so links to stone; thence
east chains and 95 links to stone, thence north Is
deg, East 10 chains and 90 links to slonej thence
south 81 chains 10 the contre Of the Marietta road;
thence along said road south rs degrees west chains
and ~ lnks thence south 90 degrees, west chains
and 30 links thence south % degrees, vests chains
aud any linkG thence west chains and 20 links TO
the place ofbeginning, containing s0k acros be the
same more or less.
Terms of sale, third each In hand oRe.thlTd In
one, and onehlrd in two years. with the
day of sale.
To be sold subject to the homestead and dover as
sign led therein TO Mary Grof.
Appraised at s23 per acre, subject TO said home'
atead and dover. SAMUEL JACkSoN,
Admisiratsr OF g. w. Croft
Lancaster, Dec. s, ls6l-Gw31pfS5.25
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Tho following Is an extractfro letter written by
The Rev. j. S. ioime, pasorofthe Ptcrrepoiut.Streoi
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N w. to the "Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor of that world renowned medicine, MRs. WIN
slows soorlnSG sYRuP FCR CHILDREN TrrrmSa:-
"We SEQ an advertisement in your columns Of Mrs,
WtNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. Now we never said n
word IN favor of patent medicine before In our life,
but we feel compelled to say to your readers that this
Is no humbugps have tried IL, and know IL TO be all
heiaims IL Is probably one OF the most successful
medicines ofthe day, because IL Is one Of tho best
Andthoso of your readers who have babies cam do
better than tolay in supply.n
March 7ISGi--ly40
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Sonthern NeMs.


The Nashville Courier Of the 4th says
ex.Ministsr Preston has been appointed
Major General Of the rebel Kentucky for.
ees.
The Legislative Council Of the Sd elec.
ted Ii. Q. Burnett end VIM. NJ. Simms
Senator's to the rebel Congress,
The Little Rock (Ark. :. Dispatch Of Sd
says Col, McIntosh's command of four
regimentS fought the Indian chief 0path.
loyokola, sOSsnty.6ve miles nOrth.wOst Of
Fort Gibson, on the 26th ult., routing and
diving him toward Kansas.
The Federal loss was two hundred
killed. wounded aud missing; one hun
dred Indian horses. Rebel loss twelve
killed; twenty wounded.
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How the British Papers were Retained
for the Rebel Cause.


How the British Papers were Retained
for the Rebel Cause.
The New York Tribune aySi--We are
permitted 10 publish tho following extract
ola letter from a distinguished English,
man, iOrmctly a member of Parliament,
daled London. Dec. 10:
Long before Secession was an accom-,
plislad fact, the prss Of England had
been tamptred with by the omissari,s Of
your disunion party. Men had been in
dustriously at work to prepare the way
for the speedy recognition Of the indcpeu
dencs Of the Cotton States. The pro
gtamme Of Jefferson Davis and his co
eonspirators had been made known ant
arguments supplied WhOrOwith It might b,
supported Men here we're already sup
Piled with their bIieis aud their retaini OF
fees. The simultuusous rising Of The
Free States, and thS improvisation Of au
immense army Of loyal men, greatly dis.
eoncslted the Vaccinations of Yancsy, and
MaAn and their corrupt tools, aud neces
STATED the adoption Of different eours,
of action. but they are still active, and
the plunder of the Sub Treasuriss ii III,
South still holds sOut, and Is freely distrib
uIed among those who are base enough I,
bo the instruments Of the worst Of trsitor
and yilsSl of dsSpOts.
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the GROWTH OF TIE UNITED sr4rEs

THE GROWTH OF TIE UNITED STATES
has been about per cent per annum, whlo their
crease Of the Mexican Mustang LinIment has been
from 30 to 30 per cent. showing tho estimation and
Increasing popularity OF this Invaluable article. II
has. no 1ouh, saved the country ahalf million year
In horses and cattle alone while for human ailments,
such as Bruises, ,Std Joints, Rheumatism, Pains. Cuts
Bites, Cakod Breasts, &C., It has equal Did you
ever see ittried Without success, upon either man or
beast? II should always be kept In every house and
stable. Accidents win occur. Prompiness is ofica-
cy. But be particular, and buyof but respecta
bic dealers Sec that every wrapper bears the sigma
turc OF d. s. Barnes proprietor, and g. W. West
"Mark" in two Medallons of the Federal Currency.
Sold at eJ conts. 80 cents and 81 90 per Bottle by
all respectable dealers throughout the habitablo
Globe. d. s. BARNES, New York.
Oni 9-oinQa
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assert that they will never return to the,r,
masters. and somehow they nearly al
manage 10 find their way across the river.
1t is great pity that these persons could
not be made useful, as thAy nearly all ia.
-variably express a Willingness TO work,
and there are hundreds of places abont
these camps where their services would
be valuable, and relieve the soldiers of
much fatiguing and dsagreeable labor.
TRLEMAoUE.
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Ev-The telegraph announces that "un.
der Mr.. Stanton the war will be pushed
on. "Pushl" That's the word, Push
on 10 Richmond, to Nashville, 10 Now
Orleans. Push" every rebel in arms to
the sea side, and Jthey don't lay do,On
their armI push them into the sea, push Mt
6ayonH into them, and push aMrough them
Push every traitor to the wall, and If he
don't disavow his treOson push" him
through the waH. Push right. push left.
push up, push down, push hard, push
strong, push long, push always, until 70.
belion is pushed from the land, its aiders
and abtttorS pushed into hell, and their
names and memory pushed further down
10 tho scale of iafamy than ever that ol
Judas" could descend.
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pA-viotims of Rheumatism read this:

o. OLEARPoRr, Fairfield CO., June a. 1857.
DR.. G. W. RoBAcH, No, 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, O.-DsaT Sr:-This
spring [ hired to work on farm during
the summer, but | became severely afiict-
ed with Rheumatism, and it disabled me
go much, that l was compelled TO quit
work After being confined TO my room
for some time: procured OF your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott & Sons, a
bottle OF your Scandinavian Blood Puri6
er and box Of your Blood Pills, and af-
ter The use of them l was restored to per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satis6-
cd that it ia an invaluable remedy. | sent
you this TO be published. If you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have the benefit Of my experience.
SILAS SPRINGER.
ET See advertise nent,
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NOTICE is hereby given TO Jackson Barrett that
l Y on the 25th day Of December, A. d. 1851, his
wife, Frances F. Barrett, filed In the Court Of Com
mon Please, In and for tho county OF Fairfield and
State of Ohio, her petition against him setting forth
that he has been wilfuly absent from her fot more
than three years last past, and has during all that
time grossly neglected his duty towards her; and
pnyng that thefrmarriage may be dissolved and both
parties freed from the cations thereof and that
reasonable alimony may be allotted to her out of his
property; and that she may be restored to her maid.
en- name, Frances Fuller; and he is further notified
that said cause will come on for hearing at the sxt
term Of said court.
Dated this 2nd day Of January, 1902.
HUNTBB & DAUGHERTY,
...t Attorneys for Petitioner.
Jan.9, 1sGa-6w4a-pfs3 so
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A,,1ohmoutN Notice.

william Munlux against s. G. Mcbride.
Before W. L. Rigby,J, P. Of Rocking township
Fairfield county, Ohio. ....
ON tho 10th day of october, 1861 said Issued
an order OF attachment u the above action Tor si6 Is
debt and $40 probable costs. WIN. MUNLUX.
Lancaster, Nov. I, ,lS6l.-3w33
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E.tnte or pnnlel Smethors, nao.

NToTICBis hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed aud qualified as Gdninistra.
tor ofths Estate OF Danield shethers deceased All
persons indebted 10 said estate TO pake
Immediate payment, aud all persons having claims
cd without delay authenticated aecordng 70 law.
Al. SHRADER, Adm'tor.
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Special Notice to ConsumptIvos.
Special Notites.

Doctor Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band Is tho only
known remedy for Rheumatism, GOut and Neuralgia
and the pornicous ofecs of Morcnry an,Lit Il with
the greatest satisfaction as to Its merits that VIC call
the attention ofour roaders TO the advertisement In
another column OF our paper of the Anti Rheumatic
Band-3mi4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

NJ0TICE Is hereby given to all whom u may eop-
cern, that at the next Session ofthe Com mssieh
ers OF Fairfield county, 10 be held In DECERBEK,
A. D. 1861, petition will be presented for The vAea.
tion OF the following Described road towit: So much
ofthc State Road leading from Carroll, In Fairfield
county, Ohio, to Pckerngton In said county, 40 lies
within the following points, to-wit; Beginning pt
point on the line between lsaRc II. Graybi and Nor.
dica Fishpaw; thence in north westerly direction
between the lands OF Michael King and Jacob Boyer
and Terminating in the new road running iheaee
between the lands Of Ira Ricketts, Michael King
Christian r. .sehrm and Isaac II. Graybil forthe fol-
lowing reasons;
lst Because the PARTON OF said road sought 10 be-
yaoatedts unnecessary 10 be continued open.
pnd Because there are other sufficient and CONVEX :
neigeboiho hood use.
sd. BoOausc the kOeping up OF the portion OF sald
road asked TO be vacated Ia useless expense upon
the supervisor OF the road district.
w. y ",''' MANY PETITIONERS.
octe9, lso!-5w3a .... .sas r....
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ton, the occasion gives US an opportunity
of demonstrating 10 the world our fitness
for self-government, The arrest and i'm
,prisoument Of these arch traitors filed the
hearts Of ALI loyal men with unboundsj
Joy and satisfaction, and all hoped that
they would receive the puniShment they
so richly deserved: but, 40 sooner was it
known that their detention was in viola
tion of,tho forms of international law -
a law that our fathers aided in establish
iug=,han with one accord and without
lmurmur, the people acquiesce iu their re.
lease; higher evidence Of tie itness o.
our popular Government for permaney
could not be given ~
+ The young men of0hio will have the
honor Of furnishing from their number
the soldiers necessary to protect the faiI
fame of our State. From the alacriry
with which they have already volunteered
their services. it would seem that thi'
branch Of our duty is in safe hands.
10 the older portion of our citizens
must we look, mainly, for the "sinewa o
1war:' and. il assessments shall lie justly
appor,ioned among them, all should taxi
delight in contributing their quota. Lool
Iwsll to it, then, that your system of taxa
tion be Just and equal. so that each citi
zen shall pay no more nor any less thai
| his just proportion. The burtEens Of gov
ernm ent, as well as its blessings, shoulC
be shared by all alike.
The National Government has bee
obliged to call upon the loyal States 70
peouniary aid. This cali should be re
sponded to promptly and cheerfully. Th
extent Of the call cannot, with any degre
of certainty. be stated at this time; it i
believed, however, that tho sum of thre
millions per annum for few years wi
fully meet all rpquisitions likely to b
made upon7Ohio. If this amount shoul
be added to the large am ounts ordinarl
assessed against the people, it could nc
fail 10 provo extremely burthensom,
hence, they will expect you, while maxim
provision for the wants of the Nation,
; Government. to relieve, if possible, againl
, the burthens now resting upon them. =
This relief is to be obtained mainly by
, rtduc ion Of salaries and per diem con
l pensation now paid, and by the reduclio
of local taxation, Both Of these measure
| urge upon you. uua l..a
The salaries now. paid 10 the sewers
> State, county and township officers var
but little from 100000, and, with Il
, single exceptions of State Auditor an
! Treasurer, they will bear a reduction
twenty FIVE per cent--thus saving II
sum Ct Sl95,0O
, The nmn,nta lAuial hr lon0l n,,..k.O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

NEsRoES ON THIS CONTINENT is o..
tima'ed that there are some 14.0oo.o0O
persons Of African descent on this CONT.
DeDt. 10 the United States they number
+,6O0, 900; Brazil, 4.i5o. 600; Cuba l 300
900; South and Central American Repuh
lies, 200 900; Hsyi. 1000, 900; Brit.
ish Possessions. sos, 900; French. 26O,.
600, Dutch, Danish and Mexican, 90o..
900.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
Dissolution Notice.

NIoTICR 10 herebey given that The undsr,IgnSd,
N undeTtakers and dealers In cabinet ware, have
mutually dissolved the partnership hefetofoTS exS..
ing between them. All claims due the arm viii BE-
settled with Jesse outealt. I.E. HALL
Lancaster, Dee. %. Ie6I. 40 JESSE oUTCALT
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NOTICE. y.
Court OF Common Pleas, FaIFflelA
County, Ohio.
PETITION FOR DIVQRgK,
John Uric Rastorfsr, PlalntlE,

Elisabeth Rastorfer, Defendant.
VVyHE said Elizabeth Rattorfer, OF Niedeibipp, Can
Il ton of Berne, in the Republic of Switzerland, "a
notified that John Uric Hastorf9r did, on the 90tA
day Of November, A. D. 1901, file hts petition In the
onice Of the Clork of the Court Of Common Pleas,
within aud for the County Of Fairfield, and State Of
ing wlrully absent for moro than three years laES
past, aud asking that he may DO divorced from tAe,
said Elizabeth Rastorfer, which petition will staAd
for hearing at the next term OF taid Court. ,
Dated this plst day OF November. A. d. 1851. ~
JOHN URIC RAsToRFkR, &C.
BY ALpERD McVEIdH, hi9 AtnTnoy,
Nov. 81, .196l-~ew25plSt00 ,N ..r 10