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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19
Petition TO Sci,

susanah Ring. Adminlstratri Petition to sell lands
Jacob u. Ring at all. } assign dover
z. ST. Claire. her husba nd; Henry Ring, Leonidas
Ring, John CradiebauSh H., and William Cradle.
baugh,
You are hereby informed, tina, have filed petit
ton, as admnstratrx Of the estate OF George King,
deceased .in the Probate Court OF Fairfield county,
Ohio, for the sale, &C., OF the real estate Of said de-
cedent and shall In pursuance OF the prayer o: said
petition on the day of prl, A. D. 1863 or as soon
heraafter as counsel be heard, as for an order
for the assignment or the dover OF the widow OF said
George Ring 10 the whole OF the real estate OF said
decedent, which includes the real estate here
iuafter described as the following, to wit The
homestead and farm upon wheh Isaid George Ring
resided Al the time Of bis death, aud being about
seventy four acres section H. Of township H. Of
range 10. in Fairfield county, Ohio, and for The sale
of the following real Estate OF which the said George
Ring died seized, to.wt: In Lots numbers 30, 30,
100 200 and l56 in I ne city of Lancaster, Ohio.
Also. 40 acres ofland lying aud being in Berne
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and being In sec
tion l3, township II range 10. Also the undivided
hal fpart Of the following real estae owit Lying
and being IN Clinton county, in the State Of Ohio,
and described more particulaTlya as follows: A part
Of survey No - Of entry No. 1887, and part OF out
lots Nos. l and .; and also the following described
premises. beginning at the south west corner ofthe
above described premises; thence unning west 10
poles to stake; thence north poles and ten feet TO
stake; thence east 10 poles 10 stake; thence south
poles and ton feet to the place OF beginning. To-
gether with like undivided half part of all the ma
chiuery in o on said above described premises.
SUSANNAH RING, Admr'x.
March l2, leG3-5w5lpfS6 ofGeorge Ring, dec.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

MAHLoN HARfs, a member of Captain
Perry'S Company, solh Regiment. and
who was wounded and taken prisoner at
MurfreesbOrough is at home. Having
been the rounds Of the Southern Confed
eracy and pHsced some time.in that dSlec
table mansion, the Libby Prison, he has
at length Been sent to Camp Chase for The
purpose Of being exchanged, and from
there, being 50 near home, be procured =
fSrlough. His report Of Affairs in the
South is not very aatteriNg. He says
while travelling, they received but meals
in IS days,and were relieved ofall super.
Auous clothing. excepting what was alb,
solutsly necessary 10 cover their naked
ness. Mr.. Harps left Captsin Perry in
Atlanta, Georgia, in good health.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

~ Crowds Ia attendance At Colonel
COESELLS Speech. svincsd the feeling
that existed for she old Gag 10 this couu.
". The Hall was CfOwsd to itS utmost
capacity. and numbers went away dis.
appointed on account Of not being able TO
procure admission. The B9ftsyaafs met
with no mercy at bis hands. and received
jOst such talking to. as they have need
ed for a long time. What do yOu think
tho sentiments ofths majority Of the
army" are nov gentlemen. How are you
Doctor Oldsf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19
NOTICE.

All persons who have had thoir
mouths prepared for artificial teeth by the
late DR.. J. g. Hamil. or who are earring
temporary teeth inserted by him, or who
made contracts with him for work, will
please call on Dr.. j F Feeman with whom
arrangements have been made to COM
plete unfinished work OF DR.. Hamil and
with whom Dr.. Hamil's books will be
left. DR.. Feeman will be found after
April 1st one door west of Dr.. Wagon.
halls Office iu the Shaeffsr Block. 4
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate,

GSLdLOs
I'm pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
i Court OF Fairfield county, Ohio, will offer for sale
nt p ublic auction On
Tuesdyy. april 2la. 1868.
at O'Clock P; M, upon the premlae', the following
described real estate situate In the county Of Fair
aed and State OF Ohio. to-wit:
Lotf Nos p aud 90 appraised subject TO the widow
dover at S263 OC) In the town OF Baltimore, Ohio.
Also, Lots Nos S. 50 aud 81 in the town Of Baltimore
Ohio, appraised at ninety dollars gross. Also
lot No 81 appraised at Sl5U GO, Also Lets Nos 90 %
%, 100 and iOl In the town OF Baltimore, o.
ed at SllO 10 gross. Also Lots Nos l29 and le3
gross; also ertan Ave acre tract Of lamp lying and
eing in sectiou No "a. township No 10 OF range No
Fairfield county, o, and lying south ofthe said
town OF Baltimore, o, appraised at $40 per acre.
Also Ave acre tract Of land bounded 10 follows to-
wit: Lying and being in the south east quarter Of
section No "a, township No 10 OF range No 10, and
beginning at III sOuthvest corner OF Luther Righ
lands land on the Troyinger road. Thence running
north 70 degrees west4 chains and 81 links. Theme
north 30 minutes east 10 chans and links 10 stake
south 10 degrees west 10 chains and "a links 10 the
place ofbegInning; appraised at $50 per acre Also
u part OF the southwest quarter OF section No "a,
township No is In range No 10 described as follows
to-wit beginning IS rods south OF the southeast
corner OF Granville and Market cts OF town OF
Baltimore, o. run1ing thonce 10 deg 81 min, east
chain and so links TO Gtake. Thence south deg
80 min vests chains and 50 links to a stake, thence
| north 81 deg 30 min west chain and so links TO a
stake; thence north | deg 80 min 8 chains and %
30 lW acres, appraised al $40 per acre.
Terms OF Sale vOne third in hand, one third In one
| year. and one third In two years from the day o
sale; with interest; the payments TO be secured by
| mortgage on the promises. JESSE 7. OUICdLT,
administrator of r. ]. oUTCALT dec
| Lancaster March lu-Ja-iW
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EAs Sp,ing advances. and our me

ETA AS Sp'ing advances. and our mer.
chants, are receiving their Spring Stocks.
they should bear in mind the immense
advantages 10 be reaped from LIBERAL ae.
vsltisiug. Thousands of our most sue
cessfu' business men have proven the
utility Of advertising, by practical expe
riment, and we have ye, TO find one who
is Jissaris6ed with the result. If you do
not lot your business, and it's advantages
be widely known, how can you expect a
large patronage? Rest assured that the
true secret of business lies in liberal ex
pendilure for advertising
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Passed March 18th, A. n. 1869. |
AN ORDINANCE
Defining the duties and fixing the salary Of City So

Defining the duties and fixing the salary Of City So
licitor.
Section Ist. Be IL ordained by the City Council of
the city of Lancaster That the City Solicitor within
ten days after ceiving notice OfhIs election and
before entering upon The duties of his Office sha II
give bond the State OF Ohio, for the use Of said
the sum ofGve hundred dolar.- that bs
will faithfully and impartaly discharge and pc rorm
all the duties Ofhs ofice, and will we'll and truly
account for, ard pay over to the City Treasurer, all
monies belonging to said city, which may come into
his hand by virtue his office and ho shall, within
the time above specified, and before entering upon
the duties of his office, take and subscribe an oath
that he will support the Go Institution Of the United
State ,and the Constitution ofthe State OF Ohio and
faithfully andimparhuliy discharge and perform ali
the duties pertaining to the Office Of City Solicitor.
Section 2. That II shall bo the duty OF the cy SO
licior to appear as COUNSEL In all actions proceed
ings In which the city may be Interested, or party
thereto, in any court whether civil or criminal --or
before the city Council when required to appear BY
the CITY Counci He shaft drafi aft ordinances, by
laws rules and regulations furnish suitable forms
aud draft all contracts, or other written instruments
required by the City Council ANY committee thereof
or any officer OF said city. e shall, when required
by the City Council any committee thereof, or any
officer OF said city, give his written opinion
ing such matters may be submitted to him for ad-
vice, aud perf)rm such other duties th City Coun
| oil shall direct.
sectiona. The CITY Solicitor in suitable book to
be furnished him by the City Council shalt keep All
accurate record Of all claims, suits or proceed ngs
for or against said city, In which he shalt appear
City Solicitor. He shall, also, In the same book,
keep an accurate record OF all opinions given by
| him pursuant TO section OF this Or6inanee--which
book he shall deliver to his successor In Office at the
expiration Of his oni.ial term.
Sections. The CITY Solicitor shall receive as COM
pensAton for his services the sum Of SIS per an m
TO be paid quarterly by order upon tho city Treas.
urer.
Section S. Upon the failure the City soiiciofto
discharge or perform any and all OF the duties re-
quired BY this ordinance by direction OF the City
Council, unless by reason OF sickness or other una
vo dable cause the salary herein provided shall bU
io orleted 10 said city,
Section s. That the Ordinance "dedning tbs du.
ties OF City Solicitor passed May Cd. 1855, aud SO
much OF an ordinance relates to fees OF CITY o.
or,entttled"an ordinance fixing and regulating
the foes and salary OF the officers Of the city Of La
easter, passed March III 1853, be aud the same are
hereby repealed.
sectton7. This ordinance shah take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
C.DRESBACH, P. &C.
WM. L. KrSo, City clerk.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

FihE .-fhs alarm Of Ere. last Weei,
was occ asioned by the burning Of some
stables, in the .Alisy,ih the rear of Msssrs,
REDER u KbrS's Store. The wind at the
time Of the breaking out Of the FIRE. was
very high, and had not our energetic
6remen worked, with their usual prompt
hess. a very destructive coudagration
must have ensuod. The FIRE is supposed
10 have been the work Of an incsn iiary
The loss was not very heavy, sDd 5000
will probably cover il entirely.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19
THURSDAY. March 10, 1868,
fV Il is almost useless for tls 10 ts

EE Il is almost useless for Us 10 re-.
iterate tha. We mus, have money. There
are thousands ofdollsrs upon our books,
which should be in our pockets. We
have earnestly sbtreated our delinquent
subscribers 10 "eOms TO time" but they
have failed to respond, and We are a,
length compelled as las. resource to
place some accounts in the hands of a
Jus,isS for collection. Those Of our for.
eign Subscribers, who do not settle by the
lst Of April. or make satisfactory AT.
rsngemsnts for SO doing. will be stricken
from our list. and their accounts settled
by legal process forthwith.
Money may be remitted by mail at OUT
risb. We hope our friends will save US
all trouble and hard feelings on this
ncOre. by coming forward promptly and
belping US in our time Of need.
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PROCLAMATION.
M.rOn's o,,ns, LasoA.rra. ONO. !

MAyoRs oIyrE. LiAcAsTER, OHIO.
March 1871 1868, \
To the qualified voters Of the city OF Lancaster,
Ohio. You are hereby notified that the regular an-
nual election viii be held iu tho respective Wards
of said city on the
First Monday in April Neat,
being the 9th day OF said month for the election Of
the following municipal Officers:
One Mayor;
One City Solicitor,
One City Marshal,
Two Members Of the Board Of Education,
One Trustee OF Water Works,
One member ofthe City Council In each Ward
Nos. ], 3, 3 and4;
One Assessor in each Ward, Nos I,2,S&4
The place designated for holding the election in
the respective Wards. Is as follows:
In Ward No. ], In the room formerly occupied by
VIM. c. Embch as Shoe Shop.
In Ward No. 9 in the County CLERK 's ONCE,
In Ward No. ,, In the Council Chamber, IN the
New City Hall.
In Ward No.I In the Old Town Hall, over the
south end OF the Market House.
[--) Given under my hand and the Corporate
}L.s} Seal ofsaid City, atthe City OF Lancaster,
81 Ohio, the day and year above written
KlNNES FRlTTER,
March TO- le63-.3H Mayor OF Lancaster. o
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19
EDS GAZETTE

Announce the name Of
JOHN SEARS. as an independent can:
didats for City Maashal. Mr.. sis rar.
democrat. and by the ordeal Of battle has
proven his loyalty to tie Government
II elected, he will discharge his duties
impartially, without stopping to inquire
whether tho siolators Of the law, are Re.
pnblicans or Democrats. GuEa
MANY VOTERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

&FQuERy?-iow long since has it
BEEN that, it has been found necessary 10
appoint military dictator from the ranks
Of the Democratic party. 10 have absolute
controle, aud authority over our city pro.
perty? An answer would greatly oblige
a number of our readers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

ETW learn ,ha, our old aud este EN-
ed friend Mr.. JoHs II. RHoADs, has pur
chased the large bakery Of Mr.. Pepple,
situated on Coluhbus Street, where he
intends carrying on the business. in Al
its branches.
We hesi Chat he has secured superior
~Otkmsn, and hops he msy receive 4
hrgs. and paying support Of our ci,iseus
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

HWhile rambling through tho coun.
ty the other day, we aocidently stumbled
upon the Sugar camp Of our friend HENRY
MussEh, Of Walnut Township. Mr. Musser
has msnufsotared over 800 lbs. of Maple
Sugar. besides Molasses. The specimen
We were shown, was 10 parlanoe of the
fancy hunky. Mr.. Musser is gentleman
and a soholrar. and a good judge of So
gar hungry folks. Long may he wave"
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Nae.daN-NorM & Soatl Rguss.

Taesday-NorfA d SoEt1 HjUss.
FornOOn d afternoon.
No. /. intermediate. Miss Heron;
No. / d e, ,InteTmediats. Dir. Harper;
WsdnsSday-NOrh HouSs.
Forenoon d afternoon,
No. 2, IntsrmsdiAIe, Miss Jieb;
Grammar School. Mr.. Whitney
TAursday 10 Friday Noon South House.
High School. Miss Beckett.
fhs exercises commence each day at
o A. NJ, & II P. NJ. and closing at
12 NJ, & ~ p. NJ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EVA horse belonging to Mrs. W1Dr.
MIR, while standing at the Steam Mil.
one day last week. took alarm at some
thiOg and starred off at full speed, and in
his mad career started another cart>horse
belonging to Mr.. Ricb, Fortunately they
were stopped before any serious damage
was done. except to the carts. both Of
which were fatally injured.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EEWe notice on the sidewalk in from
of HICKS hat store. a large number oil
boxes supposed to contain hats, caps, &c,
for all sizes, all ages, and all prices
We understand the stock was selected by
our old friend Robt Fielding, and il SO it
can be relied on as being the latest out.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19
ryrhe office oI III. Collector Of III

~The Office oi the, Collector Of the
Internal revenue was ,hropged all day long
onSaiHtday last, it being the last day of
grace, f6r the payment o, taxes. Those
who have neglected our repeated warn.
ings aud are still in arrears; will now be
assessed with pebalty. and the longer
they delay, the heavier will be tho pen.
atty.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EJ Our new proprie,ors Of the Tall.
madge House are proving their capacity
for "keepingkotti' snpsrhh. Assisted By
their gentsmauly clerk GEORGE they aim
TO make their house Second 10 none -
Our country friends should remember
this fact when they vist the city,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EWe notice tha. eur worthy friend
NOBLE, Of the Hsrandah, has re6Ited,
charged. renoyated. clsansed and refur.
niShed the interior Of bis eating Restau
rant. Assisted by his chef de cuisine LEE. e.
yARD, he eudesvors, and manfully too.
to make the verandah, the crack eating
establishment Of the city. HIS culinary
department is always we'll provided, and
his bar stocked with the choicest Of wines,
liquors, and cigars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

@Ths speech OF Colonel CoSSELL
drew forth as large crowd on Saturday
last. as it has been our pleasure to be.
hold for some time. 1t really looked
like "ys oIdsH time. to see such an out.
pouring Of the people.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EE Owing to our delay this week and
The haste we are in. we are compelled TO
omit several army letters, and cOmmuui.
cations which would otherwise have ap'
peared. We trust we shall no. be again
obliged 10 teg pardon for delay.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19
.Our Schools are already .na. ee

H0ur Schools are slready enga ged
in preparing for their examinations which
commences to morrow. Parents should
all attend these examinations. aud show
thereby that they take an iuleres. in the
educational welfare Of their children
We publish elsewhere the order Of the
examinations, together with the program
me Of the exhibition Of the graduating
class. sv.4r
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

~ GEoRoE SBERmcH, who has been
with the srny for some time past. has
ls'sly retwned from Mutrsss sbers' Tsua.
bringing with him. .,ene Of The finest, and
largest Jacks. We have ever seen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EI BtLLrsoHuRsr, at bis old stand
is still prepared to furnish all persons
OF reading proclIvities. with all kinds Of
reading, serious. pathetic, funny. sub
stautial. pOeiicAl. religious, political etc.,
etc., no matter what. Give Ed, a call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

ETWo noticed on our streets, the
other day, pair Of noble loOtibg bOrsss.
which We were told we're English DRAFT
horses. belonging to HnSEr JoH1sOs.-
They. are 6ns looking horses, and look
able to pull some. II mot somsr. stAIl events
We think they could draw an inference.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

~We had the pleasure of receiving
on last Saturday, visit from our cotem,
porary DENNY Of the Circleville Union =.
1t is always a pleasure TO US TO greet our
contemporaries Of the tripod. especially
when they are men Of Dehuy's stamp.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EE We notice that the old CourtH ouss
is being clsansed and renovated for the
session of Court, which commences on
n Monday next.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EEWe Dotios that there is an officer
here from the army gathering up deser-
ters. He las made several bauls 10 this
vicinity. and will undoubtedly make ma.
ny more should he remain long euoughr;
at all events, he has in this county o fair
field for operations.
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Public Examinations of the Union School
of Iantaster.

Public Examinations Of the Union School
of Lantaster.
Will commence on Friday. March 20.
and end on Friday, March 81.
The following is the orler: On Frida y
in the North House, Primary and Sec.
ondary rooms; on Monday in the South
House. Primary and Secondary rooms;
on Tuesday in North and South Houses.
intermediate rooms; on Wednesday, 10
the North House Intermediate and
Grammar Schools; from Thursday morn
ing 10 Friday noon, In the South House,
the High School.
The citizens generally are invited TO
attend. j. F. REINMUND.
.SaOtriatendent
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EElf the gent! who has been in the
habit some time past. Of furnishing him.
self with lead-penciIs. for literary pur>
suits no doubt, from our editorial table,
will be kird enough to favor as with his
address, we will forthwith proceed to fur
nish him a case of Fabers best. .r.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

E@0ur friends. are responding some
TO our "yequsst to settle" but there are still
numbers who are in arrears, that should
come out Do not force US TO legal pro.
ceedings.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

TVNHE Coruorators ofthe Lancaster and MiiIersport
L Turnpike Road Company hereby give notice that
the books of subscription Tor stock IN said Company
will be opened at Lancaster, Pieasantuiils, Bushes
Store, and MHerspOr on and nd afler Wednesday
April LIST. next. ~
Fab OR tQRa
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Es,atc oCAndrc;v Iones.

NOTICE is hereby given that the unde r,igned ha
| Y been duly appoiuted and qualified as the Admin
istrator "flhe Estate Of Andrew Jones' deceased.- -
Claims will be presented and settled according to
law. h GEO. w. PRATT,
-, Admir-. OF Andrew Jones, dec.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

R@ Our thanks are due Col. A. Nc
VEIoH Tor many kindueSses, in the shape
OF Public Documents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

~We are compelled to apologize to
our readers for the unavoidable delay in
issuipg our paper this week.
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FOR SALE BY

For sale IN Fairfield eOunty by Gee. n nauGRan&
CO., .,Sfhord IL Delashmuth, Lancaster; Z kalb Rush-
vile; Abbott & Son. Clearport; Philip HGne, Pleas
antyflle; G. r. Hamlin, Oakland, Harman & Curtis,
Pickerngon; n. l.. Nicely. BaltimOse; Beery q Me-
Candish. Bremen; SSndarman q BnauR. Amanda
L. Brattin New Salem; Joseph RAIDER, Allersporf,
II. B. Harner BASIL and by druggists and merchants
generallytbroushOuithe uaiscd SAtss aud caHadas-
HSepi.l9, 1861,
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Passed March 18th ,ls63,l
AN ORDINANCE

Defeating the Old City Hall 10 tho occupation and
use Of the Fire Companies ofthe citI OF Lancaster,
and respecting the Masonic Order aud other SocI-
ehes,
seehon I. Be il ordained BY tAs City Cornell Of
The City Of Lsnsastsr That the Old City Hall, ,ofsaid
city, be aud the ishereby dedicated to the oc-
eupation and Of ihe Pire Companies Of said city
provided however, that whenever the Masonic Or.
dor In said city shall desire 10 use said on any
special occasion II may doSo by procuring from the
Mayor The city, or In his absence from 'he Pres
dent OF the City Council, 4 written permit, and upon
the payment of 1ty cents to said Mayor President
Of fCity Council, for each meeting for the uge Of the
Fire C0mpaneaof the city OF Lancastsrs and provd-
ed fuFhef that other societies DO allowed the use Of
said Hall upon the same :ermS.
Section 3. That The provisions of the 1Tst section
OF this ordinance shall not be eonSirued TO extend to
or include shows or exhibitions.
Section g.. That any ordiuance or ordinances IN
consistent with the provisions OF this ordinance be
and the same are hereby repealed, +.
SecLion T. That this ordlnaaee shAl take eject and
be To toree fon aHd after passage s4d % b.
WE KrSS, City clOrk. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

? EE BY special request. we have OBJ
tAiued from Mr. REtNMUNU. The gentle
manly Superintendent of our schools. the
following detailed programme oi school
examinations: '}' .....
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Attachment Notice,

Gilbert Deval, PlainuTI Before G. Stcnman, J. p.
o.. against , Of Hooking township, Fair
Darnell q Brother, Derp field county, Ohio.
Am the 27th day OF January, A. D. 1863, said Jus
Y Duce Issued an atiachneu in the above action,
for the SUN of S!99 80 GILBERT DEVOL.
Lancaster, Ohio, Fob. &C, 1862