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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09
Sale Of Real Estate.
SCsANNAH RING, Administratrixl
Of 3ht EsiaIe Of GEoRGERING, Plaintiff
TAB0B H. RING, dal- Defendants.
d PETITION To SILL LANDS AND ASSIGN DOVER.


JAB0B l., RING, dai- Defendants.
- PETITION TO SILL LANDS AND ASSIGN DOVER.
I'm pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
Court Of Fairfield County Ohio, viii offer for sale
at public auction on Friday, August 2t, 1863, ut
o'clock in the afternoon, upon the promises, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate. To-wt:
In-LotnunIber one hundred and fifty six, l5G) in the
City of Lancaster Ohio. Appraised at fifteen hun.
dred (SljOO) dollars ..-
n.Lots numbers lao and 200 in the City ofLancaster
Ohio. Appraised at four thousand dollars, SiOOO)
Out-Lots numbers 80, 70 and part of No four ~
being in Carpenters Addition to the City of Lancaster
Ohio Appraised at one hundred and fifty dollars.
Forty acres of land, lying and being in Section No.
10, Township l3 of Range Is, and being in Fairfield
tounty, Ohio, Appraised at ten dollars, $50 per
acre ... y y.
Also the undiyidedhaif of the-fOllowing premises
situate in Clinton County Ohio, described more par
ticularly as follows. To-wit:
Beginning ut stuhe In the line Of 0ut.Lot No. 2,
and South East corner Of tract of land belonging 10
the Estate Of Robert HOoen deceased, the edge Of
the Xenia road, Thence south with the Xenia road
seven poles and ten feet (70 TO stone in out-lot No.
]. Thence west seven l7) poles TO stone; thence
North seven (7 poles and ten (0) feet to stone in
The line Of said Hootens lot thence Fast With Hoo
tens line seven ~ poles to the place of beginning
Also the undivided half of the following premises
to-wit: beginning Mt the Southwest corner Of the
above described tract thence running west nineteen
Q9) poles to stake in the line of 4, j. Davis land
thence North seven ~ poles and ten Q0) feet to
stake in the line ofhe said Hooten tract Thence East
with said line nineteen Q9 poles to stake. Thence
South seven ( poles and ten (10) feet TO the place
of beginning, together with alike undivided half of
all improvements, appurtenanccs and machinery to
the same belonging. Appraised ut two thousand two
hundred (s2, 2OOJ dollars,
Terms of Sale.-0nethi in hand one.third in
one year. and one,thrd in two years from the day Of
sale with interest . csUSANNAH RING,
Administrators Of the estate of Geo. Ring. dec.
r.. NJ CLARKE, Attorney.
Lancaster, July9, '63-l5-tds.
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VALUABLE Properly for Sale.

-, NNHE subscriber will sell at private sale, o
r9A u valuabiet tract Of FaTrnng Lapd containing
S9iDAabout 900 acres, On Darby Creek In Darby and
~Azla- scotO townships PlckaWay county Ohio about
miles nom Harrisburg, ~ miles from Columbus and
" miles from Circlevo. tits choice tract Of land
the best IN survey of 900 acrcs and we'll adapted 10
DDth wheat and corn. The entire tract l. uigler rood
lenee between 80 and 90 acres laid on in fields and
under good eutvatiOn and the bBlahce In fine woods
Ia pasture, and well watercd The improvements
t are good house, ~ by 20 feet, with good rooms
L. sealed and plastered, brick cellar underneath
ana porch, 10 feet wide, the length Of the house
Rood wells with pumps mt hnuse and barn, smoke
houHe, chrnnge house, pg Hnd poultry house, large
barn WIN graner1es and shHg floor aud stalling
ior twelve horses and cows corn CRIB wagon sheds
g0Od garden and young orchard. The fences and
improvements are all in good condition, having a
been made the last five years The property II near
" mills schools and places 1i worship, and will be
sol entire or may be divided into lots Of 100 acres 10
suit purchaser For further Information, apply 10
= ~ oLDs, Esq, Of Columbus, or address me, at
Dougiassyille, Bcrks county, Pennsylvania.
July 3 1s6}-5wli-
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THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
Tho Only Union Paper for the Counties
Of Fairfield and Hoc1EIng.

The most important political cam
paign in the history of Ohio is the
campaign just opened. There are but
two tickets and two issues; one for d
vigorous war. to suppress monstrous
rebellion and thus preserve the Union
and the nation; the other for dishOn-
orable, peace and a dissolution of the
Union iH J ~ I'll Btii tll JlH
In this contest the Lancaster Gazette
arrays itself on the side of tho Union
and the country, and against all trea-
son and sympathy with treason, wheth-
er in, the loyal or disloyal States.
The type of the Gazette having been
destroyed by band of Copperheads,
on account of its support of the Gov
eminent and the cause of the Union,
the proprietors have purchased a new
outfit, and are now prepared to pub
lish one of the ncatest inland papers in
the State. si.. .....,
Duringthe campaign We will send the
Gazette to Clubs at the rate of FIFTY
CENTS FOR FOUR MONTHS.
Payment must 'al,cdyS5 be made in dd.
v1oco .hyip1 i,NoSt'u Nt}Egs
YEARLY TERMS: 5o.in adj
vance, $2 90 if mot paid in advance.
One. copy will be sent gratis to any
person sending us a club of ten,
MILLER, KOOKEN& & SUTPHEN.
Lancaster, Ohio, June 25,. 1868.
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PosT oEFIcE RneuLAT1oNs.


Mr.. WIsEMAN, Post Mastery requests us
to state chat undert the new Postal Law
which went into effect on the 1st July
the following rates will be charged,
and regulations observed: -.
All letters addressed to Government
officials, written by private individuals
must be paid This includes the Pre-
sident and Vice President. 'rg'
iAll letters to California, OF, to any
point within the limits Of the United
Btates,wii Be charged ythree cents
~ Drop'letters two cents,--pre paid.
Transient newspapers, two cents,--
prepaid '''-''.''H-'' a,>7Hf.t@7e
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DR.. Sweets lnlalliable I.nnIent il prepared from
the recipe ofDr Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut the
great bone setter, and has been used in his procc,
for the last twenty years with the most astonishin.
success. As un external remedy, ii without rival
and will alleviate pain more speedy than any Othe
preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disor
ders it is truly infallbe, and as curative for Sores
Wounds, Sprans, Bruises &C., its soothing, healin,
and powerful Strengthening properties, the Just won
der and astonshment of all who have ever given il
trial Over thousand certificates Of refnarkabl,
cures, performed by the last two years. attes
this fact. See nd dyertisement Iva
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Notice.

TAMES GORDON and Charles Gordon Bell Gordon
u and John Gordon children Of Edith Gordon de.
ceased, hereby notified that Daniel Muck plaintiff
on the 23d dayof January, A. d. 1863 filed his petition
m the Court fCommon Pleas in and for the county Of
Fairfield, and State Ohio against thcm settingforth
that the said James Gordon and Edith Gordon then in
full life, on the ith dny of December A. D. 1859 made
their pronssOry note othat date, and thereby prom
sed topay to the order Of George Schfecher seventy
five dollars in nine months after date that said
George Schlcchor fora valuable consideration trans
crrcd SAID note to the plaintiff that said James Cor.
don and Edith Gordon then in full life on said 4th day
OF December, AID lSd in order to secure said prom
ssory note, made, executed and delivered to the said
George Schlecher their mortgage deed, and thereby
conveyed to the said George Schlecher Lot No 49g in
the city of Lancaster, in sad county, that said note is
due and unpaid and praying for judgment against said
James Gordon for said sum Of seventy-iye dollars
with interest thereon from March 4th 1851 and that
IN deillt of payment thereof that said mortgage be
said defendants lie forecIOscd and pre-
cluded from having any right or interest or lien on
said premises nnd TINT SAID premises be appraised
advertised aud sold and the proceeds applied the
payment of said claim. -
And said defendants are further notified that they
are required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 18th day oil
August AID 1868, that in default thereof said petit
ton will he taken for true. and Judgment entered nc.
cordngly l. l. y, UHuNTER& DAUGHERTY,
JuyJGS--l5-GwplS1 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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- 9 For the Gazette.
The Demonstration at Somerset.

Ihe denomination at Somerset.
We had the pleasure of attending the
grand Union Mass Meeting held at
Somerset Saturday last, the 4th inst.
1t was,with feelings Of great joy, that
we witnessed the immense outpouring
of the loyal citizens of old Perry on
that occasion. The bevies of the fair
sex, who graced and enlivened the pro-
ceedings by their presence and smiles
attested how deep the feeling for the
time-honored flag still is, in the hearts
of all truc-minded citizens. The meet
ing was addressed first, by T. J. Ma
ginnis of GAINESVILLE, who for the space
of an hour, delighted and interested
the audience by his inexhaustible fund
of wit and humor, as we'll as his bold
denunciation of the traitors of his
country. - a. Y @HHDT r. a
He was followed by, that fearless
champion of right and loyalty, tile
Hon. David Tod, our present Governor
The Cows speech was as usual, forci-
BILE and to tho point, and evinced his
undying devotion to the Union, and
his firm reliance on the ability of the
Administration to put down the, robcl-
lion.
The ladies of Somerset held an Ice
Cream Festival at the Court House in
the evening for the benefit of the Sol.
diers Aid Society. Maj Free of the
31st, addressed the assemblage in
neat andpointed speech. a..
We understand the Gov. during his
short stay in Somerset, was the guest
of Dixon Brown, Esq, patriot of un-
fiinching integrity, oe '.m .u.. ..'r
QUISBY Jr. 'a
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CAIRO, July IA dispatch boat has
just arrived, which left Yicksburg at
ten o'clock Sunday morning. Passen
gers announce that Pemberton sent in
a flag Of truce on the morning of the
4th, Offering to surrender if allowed to
march his men out
Grant is reported to have replied.
"No man should leave except as prison
er Of war; Pemberton then, after con.
sultation with his commanders, uncon-
ditionally surrendered. This is perfect.
ly reliable.
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BeS- We call the attention of our
readers to the cards of the Zane House
to be found in another column. Mr.
Cook the proprietor, enjoys rcputa-
ton as "nine hos" second to nome
Hereafter, when in GAINESVILLE do not
forget this important fact. ,.,
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CHOICE EARN For SALE.

Il OFFER at private sale the Gtrfn On which now
J reside one mile West n Peasantyllc, aud eight
miles North of Lancaster, Fairfield county Ohio This
ANN contains JOB acres Of land more or less about ~
acres Of good timber, the balance IN hig state Of cu
uYahon, under good fence, bottom land thoroughly
hdsrdraned; two neyer-ailng streams Of fw0ter pass
ing through so that stock supplied In every field
- camp; two apple orchards Of choice grated "a
- irnt' one peach orchard, young and thrif. it'll
", besides other fruit in abundance The house is
two story brick, well painted, with good cellar and
stands near very strong spring The barn aud sta.
hling s large and commOdions. II has all necessary
ont buildings Of recent construction and for comfort
ana convenience Is not surpassed in the country
Church and school privileges convenient fs0id pos.
session given this fall. SAMUEL Ct'pP
Pleasantvillc, July2, lsG3-3w1i
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JOSEPH DoREN, ESD, Of New Salem,
dropped up two pairs of stairs on Mon
day morning last, and attacked us with
s25, the quota of Walnut township
tssessed to furnish the Fairfield soldiers
with the Gazette Anybody may at
tack us in the same way. We are pre-.
pared to receive him" .raas
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UNION MEETING IN PLEASANT There
wilIbe a meeting of the Union Men of
Pleasant township at MEETINGS., on
Saturday evening, July 18th. It is
refreshing to see the high, state Of dis
ciplino apd, efficiency, to which. the
Union men Of Pleasant are attaining.
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E9Oad NOTICE.

NTotice is hereby given to all whom It may concern,
N that the next session OF the Commissioners of
will be presented petition praying for the establish
ment oil the following described County Road, to-wit:
commencing on the Royaton and Circleville Turnpike
at the half section line dividing the lands of Broad
Cole and Peter Hege thence on said line to the CEN
ter of section No, thence south to the line Of
ton No. 49, thence east to sections o. TO- is and 16
thence south to ntersect the Crcevle and Lancaster
road and there terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Lancaster June 20 'G3-13-iw@
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Lieut.. Colonel Hunter not Wounded.
From a private letter to his friends,
welearn that Lieut.. Colonel Hunteris
aprisonerat Richmond;and not wound
ed as reported. 'an'aaG aadaln.r
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THE CAMERA.--We havereceived from
our friend and former fellow townsman
VIM. Griswold, asemi-monthly photo
graphic journal with the above title.
1t is published by Mr.. Griswold in
New York for theqbenefit of the art
Single subscriptions 81 a year, in ad-
vance. .t"'f.tA .i.'
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SIMON BEERY, Esq, of Bremen, sends
us s., for ten copies of the Gazette dur
ing the campaign, Such Union men
are,not found every day. -..r..,
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CONTINENTAL MoNrHLY.-We have
received the Continental Monthly for
July, containing, as usual a number of
able articles. The contributions of
Hon. r. j. Walker and Hon. F. P.
Stanton continue. 5st.tup. 81 ,.,.rr
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Vieksburg Fallen.
IT'S UNCONDITIONAL SURREN.
DER ON THE 4fh or JULY
6nlelaI Announcement Of The surrena.

HEADQUARTERS, DEPT OF ONO.
II Cincinnati, Ohio, July 7.
The following dispatch has been re.
cieved from the Secretary of War:
Washington, July I.
"Gen. Burnside: Official intelligence
has just been received that Vicksburg
surrendered to Gen. Grant on the 4th
Of July. EDWARD. NJ. STANTON,
-tt4l.t Secretary of War.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
HV mr. nER m fnuDn


.nN FRIDAY the 3lst DAY Of JULY a. d. 1ss3. AZ
~ o'clock 7. ". Of said day, on the premises, IN
Pleasant Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, VIII be
sold % the highest bidder, the following Real Estate
a. the property Of John McGll, deceased to-git;
paH of section No. o. Of Township 10 l5, in Range
No. Is, bounded and described as follows: BeginIIf,
at stone on the West boundary Ofsaid Secon tweI.
ty-one chains South Of the Northwest corner Of said
section rom which Gum ~ inches bears North ss5
west 5JE links thence East three chains 70 store.
Ash 10 inches bears South 81 ~ min. East 7sz link.
links thence South ten chains 10 Stone Black Wal
nut 30 inches bears North 75l' East 1907 links dis.
nht; thence West chainstO a Stone on the Section
llne Ash IL inches bears South 299 East 100 links
distant thence North ten chains 10 the place, con.
tanning three acres more less Subject 10 the Dow.
er OF Mary McGill, Widow Of said deceased
Appraised at $500
Terms Of Saie.-One-third Of the purchase money
~ mana On the day Of sale One-third in one year ana
the balance in two years, with interest from the dav Of
sale, on deferred payments.
.'... SAMUEL JACKSON Adrn'tor
Of tlir Estate Of John McGil, deceased.
June Is, lS3-Gw.2pf S. %
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ps- We are under obligations to our
stauneh Union friend, G. r, HAMLIN,
Esq, of Clearereell, forffteen new sub
scribers. Mr.. Hamlin is one of those
Union men who sees that the newspa-
per is the most powerful agent'in max
ing Union voters. W z -n
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Meeting Of the Union Central Committee.
The Union Central Committee will
meet at the Gazette office ONSATUR.
DAY, JULY 18th. Important busi-
ness will be transacted, and afull atten-
dance is urged By'dfder. gil l#aa
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NUMBER ENRoLLED.- Surgeon Lewis
states that the number liable to the first
draft in the 18th Distl'ictis 1883.
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bGneaster, FAirneId Co, o., june ~, 'Ssf
The POSTAL LAWS Of the last Congress
having ffiadB material changes in ma
ny particulars, ! am induced TO publish
the following abstract for the informa-
ton Of the public: ..,l.,
FIRsT.-All Box Rents must be paid
one quarter in ddrdnCe as the =. NJ.
is required to make return of the
same to the Department under oath.
SEcoNp-All unpaid matter must be
paid before delivery as the P. M. is
required TO subscribe and forward
with each quarterly return the fol-
lowing affidavit:
r, postmaster Of, do swear
(or affirm, as the case may be) that the
accounts which | have rendered to the
Post Office Department for the quarter
ended--- 1S-, exhibit truly and
faithfully the entire receipts of my of
flee which have been collected thereat,
and the entire sum which could have
been, by due diligence, collected thereat,
during the period above stated, and
that the credits claimed in the said ac-
counts are just and true, as l verify
believe; and furthermore, that during
the said period I have not knowingly
delivered or permitted to be delivered
to any person any mail matter on
which the postage had not been paid at
the time ofsuch delivery.
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UniSn sunday school, P,s-K,e.


The Sunday Schools Of the city uni.
ted in d Picnic on last Tuesday at
Mrs. Stambaugh's grove near the foot
bfMt. Pleasant. About noon, and just
after the baskets had been emptied on
the ground, heavy firing was heard in
the South, accompanied by vivid
flashes from II masked battery. Pres
emily awhOlcarmy ofclouds debouched
Tito the sky, and began to advance
upon the woods where the Picnic had
encamped Dinner was at once exc
cuted, and over half the Sunday School
Army fled, some leaving their arms
and camp eqnipage on the field. But
a large number of the little army stood
their ground, and at four o'clock GOV.
cred The retreat in goddorder. t.
Col. Connell, who had been Invited
addressed the children. lie delivered
one of those excellent and loyal ad=
dresses which certain class of men
call unconstitutional and Abolition.
showing to the children the blessings
of the Union, the duty of every man,
woman and child to preserve it, and
the great interest which the children
had at stake in the present war.
II. UNDrawoop, Esq, will accept our
thanks and a copy of the Gazette gratis,
for clubof ten subscribers fTEq
rea-. Martin Hill, proposes opening a
select School nthe building owned by
J. S. Brasee on Columbus street, on
Monday July 18th.
ssg' The city election for militia off =
GERS, which took place on Saturday last
resulted as follows: fv.a
>. 1St Wdrd-1St DiUiSion
Cdpt.-H, i. Crider, .t
1st Lieut-Jas, Kinney.
I'd LieH.-lrvin Linn.
1st Wdrd-2d DirisioR.
Cdpt.-Perry Steinman,, ~.-
lst Lieut-IIenry Wilt,
I'd Lieu't-IIenry Lehman.
I'd Ward. o
+. Capt-Theodore Michaels; '
1st Liea't-George Orman, f.
I'd Lieu't-Joe. Pursoll. ..
Sd Ward.
Cdpt---Mike Steck, ..a..gl,u
LIST Lieut-B. Briellmaire, ..t..
I'd Lie"t-Jas. Monaghan.
.gqu 4M Ward 4erFE
,Cap'EO. II. Perry,
h '1st Iiea't-Pat McGrcw, #t... b
I'd 2dLieu't-John Searls Jr.
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Total ROut OF Lees Army Confirmed.
The Victory Complete.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The news
that Lee is totally routed has been full
ly confirmed. General Pleasanton cut
off his retreat south through the gap
near Chambersburg.
1t is complete victory for General
Meade. ....
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aeap Most of our Farmers are busily
engaged at present in getting in their
harvests, the yield Of which promises
to be much better than was at first AM
ticipated. .. ..-.l 1an .
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unsealed circulars, over and not eXceedingG. 4
Unsealed circulars, over aud not exceeding o.. @
Unsealed circulars, overO and not exceeding IL. . s
Postniastersmust be careful always to collect the
postage due on NEWSPAPERS and printed matter re-
cclved from foreign countries when the foreign post
age only sprepadby the senders For the rates to be
collected oil such mail matter postmastcrs will CON
suit sections 14G, l47, 49, 100 Ijf I62 and 1885, of the
regulations of 1883 U'. ...'5 n l. 3D.. |,..
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B9~ Contributions received by Geo
T. Hamlin from the citizens of Clear
creek township for the purpose of
procuring papers for the use of our
soldiers:A t4s q C& q H.tI , ( II
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respectfully inform his old customers
w that he has again opened up shop in the room
a. occupied by A. Brenneman. next door 10 the
"a. Talllnadge House. Will give my whole az.
aAAS ienton 10 the repairing Of Watches Clocks and
ranted. l. e pI''TcW
Lancaster, April 60 1ss3-jlf
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Hon. V. b. HoRTEN will accept our
thanks for valuable public documents.
49, = = - :" = - ------
Papers for the Soldiers.

We will begin next week sending
the Gasette to- the gallant Fairfield
boys in the different regiments now in
the field. The few townships which
have not yet furnished their quota OF
the fund assessed, are requested to send
it'in By Saturday. ~
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the Oh and Fsyoriie CloEn. As a
sood Clown isas neeeyary to a Circus
IS bread is 70 breakfast. tue puJiis
may cOlsratu!sls themselves urrn
seeing the happy .on of si,mu. a,
sseh entertainment.
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Best Circus Entertainment

lhN bSthl W VI fLlry NLAS
Onprlsf the largest and btst tba.
ever Travelled. bfgst Expense has
'esu incHTrct IN itiuging them To-
:~iber, sna wt Intend Il give tho
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eay" We have procured from Egbert
Smith, the following list of colored re-
cruits who have volunteered from this
city: ..,.a.. .J. .f.g' l,.,,' '1'. ...''. %.