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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15
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ANOTHER SEcEsH OCrRAGE.-The telegra,h
announces that on the 7th the traitor citizens nc
Visalia attacked the troops stationed there. ana
killed Sergeant Jacob Stroble, one of the Trni-
ty volunteers Jake is well remembered bv hi.
German friends here, many of whom, we aro
sorry to say, are ardent supporters of the Demo
cratic ticket. The Germans will in time be con
vinced that they good fellows ns long as ,hav
are here TO vote the Democratic ticket, but thc,
they are the chosen victims of d" Democrats ;,
marksmen as soon as they enter the Service ot
their adopted country. Stroble was buried win
military honors. The soldiers are naturally vsru
much eXasperated, as he was peaceable. inof
fensve man, and great favorte The evidence
shows that he did not speak a word nor make a
motion previous to being shot. Can Germans
forget that Bebn aud Strobe have met death a,
the hands of men who sympathize with and sunN
port the ticket put forth by the 9Th of Jnlv
Convention? Shame on them if they do.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

RETRIBUTIvE JUsTIcE.-A private letter lust
received from Fort Yuma, announces the death
CT Edward, alias Frog" who murdered two
soldiers of the 4th Regiment at La Paz, some
time since He started towards Sonora, Mexico,
Immediately after the commits ion of the deed,
and famished on the desert. His body was found
by party coming in. May like fate overlake
every numbering traitor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

MEXICAN EMPIRE.- We still think II. p. Barhar
the most suitable person whom Louis Nupolenn
could engage as Emperor of Mexico. He is dis
,inguished for that peculiar administrative talent
necessary to keep the Mexican population under
Sonora Flag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15
Marriea.

AT Lewiston July 2Gtb, by VIM. A. Nunnally,
]. p, Mr.. C. C. PETTYJohN to Miss r. D. PHIL
BRICK late OF Maine
At Indian Creek. Aug. 10th, by C. NJ Stra;ton,
J. p, Mr. JAMES NORRIS to Miss CArHRINA LANG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

iis (singleton's) friends are confident that be
Viii. WI, aeieet J' r. Jones by an overwhelming ma
Jorly.-NdtionaL
For how large an amount. United States gold
c0'h' would The aforesaid friends be willing to
PACK .ne opiIionf 1t may be good opportunity
70 replenlsh lean Democrat Tic purses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

BOATS for carrying hay, lumber and beavv
freight in lake Biger, are being built on ia
Shores Folsom Telegraph.
Lake " Tahoe" if you please. Don't slander
that beautiful sheet of water ia like manner
again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

WE expect 70 see Judge DangerGeld elected
W an overwhelming majority ly.--Nationa,
Quite = number do, that we hear Of I'm, vo,
ere all doomed 10 disappointment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

0EcEsSIoS Row AT VIsALIA-A fight took
place at 'isallo, on the 9th inst, between some
soldiers and party of Sccessjooists Tbir,. 90
Iofiy shots were exchanged, and one soldier Iii.
ga. !hree rebels were badly wounded Soldiers
hud citizens are in pursuit Of tie rebels
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15
Road 0verseer-- Weaverville District
VIM, L. COLLINS,

DRESENT INCUMBENT, ANNOUNCES To
L the voters Of this Township that he is before
them for election to the Office of Road Overseer
of WeavervilIe District. He will we'll and fnitb
fully perform the duties of that Office If elected
Weaverville. Aug. 8. 1863 20 70
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No attention was paid to the Presidents pray
ing proclamation III Folsom, last Thursday
Telegraph.
1t could hardly be expected that community
which supports as viruent jeff Davis organ as
the Telegraph is, would do so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

DIED CURsING.-W When Ben. McCuiioug"' VIC
rebel leader, received his death wound he ex'
claimed. "Oh hell - When Gem B.rksdale' a.
Gettysburg, was shot down and lay at me po'n'
Of dealh ne sad, " we longht ike nel.
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ALL the wounded men of the Trinity company
are at Fort Humboldt, doing well. the Times
tells US
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

CALAvERAs-A tremendous Union assembiage
gathered at Copperopolis, Calaveras county, on
the Sth Hon. f. NJ. Pixley, j. G. Mccullough,
W. l.. and AL. P. Dudley delivered speeches.
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8irths,

At Eureka Humboldt county, July 30th th'
wife of VIM. 7. Qlmstead, Of q DAUGHTER.
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FOR ROAD OVERSEER |!
STURDIVANT DISTRICT.

TAMES WARD, OF OREGON GULCH will
y be a candidate for above position at the cleo
tion in September, and so!cits the suffrages of
the people of his District. Site.
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For Road 0Verseer.

JACK HULSE
A NNOUNCES TO THE VOTERS OF WEA
N vervile Road District that he will be n can
ddutc for the office Of Road OyerseeE at the ap
preaching election. 3l.te.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

DIsGRAcEFuL.-lt is said that the old pioneer
Gen. Sutter, is lying very i'll and In needy cir
cumstances at San Francisco.
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Weekla Trimitu 5oarnal.

Weaverville, Saturday, Aug, Is, 1863.
UNION STATE TICKET.
N - -
.. --.-.~ -
"Ths Union-now and forever-one and insepa-
rable ~
ELECTION ,...,....s SEPTEMBER I'd, 1853.
GOVERNOR.
FREDERICK F. Low.
LEUTKSANT GOVERNOR,
7. N. MACHIN.
FOR CONGRESS
THOS b. SHANNON
WILLIAM HIGBY
CORNELIUS COLE.
FOR SECRETARY STATE
b. B. REDDING.
FOR CONTROLLER,
GEORGE OULTON.
FOR TREASURER,
R PACHECO.
TOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
J. G. MCCULLOUGH.
SUPREME CLERK,
W. P. HARTMAN
FOR STATE PRINTER
0. NJ CI.AYEs
FOR SURVIVOR GENERAL.
f. H0pGHTON
ToR HAsDoR coS1ilssfoSxa,
C. L. TAYLOR.
STATE JUDICIAL TICKET.
Election. October FL, ts6s.
SUPREME JUDGES,
O. [. SHAFTER
/. SAWYER,
S. W. sANDERsoN,
JOHN CURRY
A J.. RHODES.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
JOIN SWEET,
TRINITY COUNTY UNION TICKET.
EIeetion, September 2, 1852.
sENAIoR--TRINITY SHASTA.
JOHN p. JONES.
ASSEMBLY,
NJ W. PERSONETTE.
SHERIFF.
RICHARD CLIFFORD
FOR CLERK,
A. j. LOOMS.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR,
DAVID HINDS
ATTORNEY,
+. i. ALLEN.
A. CoCREn
JOHN McCAMMON.
TOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
D. L. GORuON
FOR CORONER AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
W. L. HUIEPETH.
FOR suPEIyIsOR-pIsT. NO. 3,
A. g. PRICE
FOR oOSsTAmEs--w vERvIIIE TOWNSHIP
A. BOWLER, o. u. Stafford,
COUNTY JUDICIAL TKChET.
vEteeHO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. October H1, 1853.
FOR JUDGE MYTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Il. GARTER,
ToR COUNTY JUDGE
JOHN MURPHY.
For Justices Of the Peace--W Weaverville ToYnghip.
7. +. J0NE&, JOHN BURNS.
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PAY UP 4!

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO the late firm
n of Prisk & Wells are requested to make i'm
mediate settlement with John Z. Prisk, whom
have appointed as my Agent.
JOSEPH A. WELLS.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the co.
lN partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the Gem Saloon. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will be
continued at the old stand by Prisk d Love.
JOHN p. PRISK,
JOS. A. WELLS.
Weavervile, July rs, 1868. 29.3i.
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Weaverville, Saturday, Aug. Is, 1863.
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SEPTEMBER I'd, 1853.
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UNION STATE TICKET.

"Ths Union-now and forever-one and insepa.
rable ~
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BASKET MEETING!
AT
CIRCLEVILLE,
On Saturday, ,Ang. 20

In accordance with the appointment
ofthe Union State Central Committee
there will be a GRAND MASS MEET.
ING. IN CIRCLEVILLE, SATUR-
DAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH OF
AUGUST. 1t will be addressed by
the Hon. r. T. BACKUSand the Hon.
JAMES MASON. In addition, the
Central Committee of this county have
extended an invitation to the following
speakers to be present on that occasion
and address the people, viz: BUTLER,
DICKINSON, VAN BUREN, BRowNLow,
LOGAN, MORTON, WADE, and, perhaps,
others.
This meeting is tobe social in its char
acter, and hence is to be u Pic Mic on
an extensive scale, atwhich all the fam
lies in Piclaway and adjoining coun-
ties are invited to be present. They
are expected to come with filled baskets
and spread their tents on the Fair
Grounds. Let every body resolve to
attend. II will be the largest assembly
that ever convened in this county, and
in point ofnumbcrs, will beat the VAL
LANDIaHAM Convention three to one.
Come, then, in twos, tens, hundreds
and thousands; in wagons, carriages
and buggies; on horseback and on foot;
in log cabins and twenty-four horse
vehicles; by canal and railroad with
music, flags and banners; and let us
have the most mighty meeting which
ever met in the Scioto Valley.
Large delegations are expected from
Ross, Pike, Fayette, Madison, Frank
lin, Fairfield, Perry, Hooking, Vim
ton, &c.
Further and more definite partic-
ulars will be announced on the large
bills CIrclemlLe Union.
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Por the Lancaster Gazette.
THE HARVEST BELLE.



~ A. 2. AAfoN
Twas Heryest time. and the yellow grain
Was falling fast, AZ the foaper strobe
Across the field aud thon hack agslh,
AsIjogged along the dusty road
The stout binders bent low 10 the ground
10 clasp the sheaves with golden band
The qliaiis In frightened pairs flow round
The noisy field, and sought safer land.
The trembling Wild rabbit, poor and lank,
From his hiding place was forced 70 start;
Hoped through a fence down brambled bank,
With ears cree, anil quick beating heart
Tho barn.ynrd fowls sauntercd here snd there,
In search ofthe scattered grim that fell;
Strengthened their necks, rs borne on the oif,
Came the glad sound ofthe dnnerbel
The men shouted loud, whilst my eyes stTayed
Over the hill, from whence came the sound,
The reaper stood still, the horses neighed,
II said to them II is feeding time"
It's tones were so sweet, wondered why,
And watched 1t theresa loosely sgingingi
found out when gote close by,
A belle below was doing the ringing.
Basil, July 81, 1868.
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17th and 1st Regiments o. v. I.

Persons wishing to send small pack
ages to their friends in the l7th and
1st Ohio Regiments, can do so by pla-
cirg them in my care between the goth
and 25th of August All packages
must be carefully put up and labelled.
Green fruits must be canned in vessels
not liable to break. / can be found
next door to the Gazette office. A
small sum will be charged topay FIX
press. W. s. BEATTY.
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And other distinguished patriots will
positively be present and address the
meeting. Nves- 'T
q Everybodyin in this and the adjoining
counties is invited to attend, men, wo
men and children. Bring your dinners,
and come in wagons, buggies, and
every other conveyance. The meeting
will be held in the Grove Fast of Ian
caster. f'a '''
The most important political cam
paigii IN the history of Ohio, is the one
in which we are now engaged. Come
up and hear the real issue discussed by
our patriotic standard bearer, Jack
son Democrat and an unconditional
Union man.
BY order of the Central Committee
Lancaster, o., August. 6, 1863.
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Thanks tOthe Lord, the watrhmcn cry,
"what Of the night'" The morn is nigh!
The Night Of War begins to cease,
And swoctiy laNns the Day OF Peace.
III.
Thanks to the Lord, the people say
With JOY on this auspicious day:
They pray'd, according TO His word,
And give the glory to the Lord,
III.
Thanks to the Lord the angel band
Sweet echo from the heaT'nly land
There JOY above and joy below,
That brothers blood not long shall flow.
w.
Thanks to the Lord, the soldiers sing,
As they battle conquering:
They own old Isracls Lord who ward,
As now, to crush each rebel horde.
V.
Thanks to the Lord, the glorious fight
Il wagd for God, for Man, for Right;
For Freedom brighter than before,
To animate each foreign shore,
VI.
Thanks to the Lord, each patriot heart
3 Has learn'd from Washington his part,
Withno foul traitor blot Of shame
To blast his own or chillrcns' name.
VII.
Thanks to the Lord, well true His might
Though Europe with the South unite;
If He ia for u.s. sll the earth
Can't crush the land of Freedoms birth.
VIII.
Thanks to the Lord, both night and day,
In public and in private way,
For victories past, and those to come
That soon shall seal the traitors doom!
Lancaster, o., X. Il. H. LEHERiNc
Thanksgiving Day, Aug. G, 1853.
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Notice.

NToTICE il hereby given, that on the 18th doy Of
July, A. D. 1868, there was presented to the Com,
issioners of Fairfield County, in the State ofohioand
filed in the Auditors Office Of said County. petition
signed by moro than twelve citizens Of said County,
living upon and being interested in the public road in
sad County hereinafter named, setting forth that the
Lancaster, Lthopos and Groveport Turnpike Com
pany which is an incorporated Company under the
laws of the State Of Ohio deem it expedent and NO
cessary in laying out, and building road for which
said Company has become incorporated to enter upon,
and take possession Of the public road known as the
Lancaster and Columbus road, from that point hve
miles ENTHUSIASTICALLY rom Main Street in the City Of
Lancaster on said road TO the Southern boundary Of
the Village Of Lhopos Ohio; thence from the North
ern boundary Of said Village Northward to the Frank
lin County line at or near Jacob Bishops residence.
And that It will be for the interest of the community
using said public road, TO have the same taken and
on, and praying that the Board Of Commissioners
may grant permit in writing 70 said Company to take
and use said public road for the purposes Aforesaid.
Notice further gwen that said petition, will come on
for hearing 1.-THE nextreguar Session Of said Commis-
LANCASTER, Ohio, July lith, l3s3--lB
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Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad.

Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad.
A plan for the capitalization of the
Stock, Bonds, &C., of this Road, having
been agreed upon, all persons interest
ed will hear something to their advan-
tage by calling Immediately on either
of the undersigned, bringing with them
their Certificates Of Stock, Bonds, or
other evidences Of the liability ofsaid
Company. William ?: Creed,
John r. Mumaugh,
Albert Claypool,
Charles S. Forsman,
John Maccracken,
Committee.
Lancaster, July 28, 1S63.3w
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oAPT. sTINGHcoMBI

Will address the people at NEW
SALEM, on FRIDAY, August l4th, at
Il o'clock M
At AMANDA on SATURDAY, Au-
gust 18th. Turn out, men, women and
children, and hear a gallant soldier.
GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In-
competaBey, Premature Decay, and Yot th'l Error,
actuated by desire u benefit others, will be happy
to furnish TO al who need it free Of charge therogpe
and directions FOR making The siupe Remedy used in
his ease Those wishing 10 profit BY bis experience
aud possess a Valuable ReInedy--w receive the
same, by return mall carefully sealed, by addressing
JOHN Is. OGDEN,
No. 90 Nassau Street, Nov York.
Ang1a Cl-2o-grn
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THDITOR or GAZETTE-Denr Sir. with your
~ pcrInssi wish 70 say 70 the renders Of your
paper that will send hy return mail to all who wish
1t, (frcej q Recipe, with nll directions for making
and using n simple Vegetable Balm that will eiiectu.
ally remove in ten days, Pmpleg, BlOtahes, Tan
Frecklcs, and all Impurities Of thc Skim leaving the
same soft, clear, smooth and beautin
will also mil free 10 those having Bold Heads or
Bare Fnces, simple directions and Information that
will enable them TO Start ll growth Of Luxuriant
Hair Whiskers or Monstachci iu less than ~ days
All applications answered by return mail free oichargc
Respectfully yours;
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
No. S3l Broadway, New York.
April %, 1sG3-2ni
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Notice TO Road Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will be re-
y ceived by John Clancy. President OF the Grove
port and Lancaster Turnpike Road Company, at his
residence in Canal Winchester, Franklin county Ohio,
until the Goth day of August 1863, for building hve
miles Of said road, commencing near HOokers bridge.
thence on the location of said road north westTardy
to the five mile stake west of Carroll
Also for building the balance Of said road, commen-
cling at saidve mile stake thence north westwariy
on the location OF said road to the termination of that
part Of said road under contract to John Robert.
son, being also five miles and few chains. Bids Will
be received separately for the above sections per mile,
or for both together. Plans with specifications Of the
work can he seen ut the office of John Hepman, Esq,
in CanGl Winchester, BY order of the Directors.
JOHN CiANEY, President
Arntst Let lan1-l0-lr-
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MEOSndH Notice.

nj Office is hereby given to all whom it may COZ
y cern. that at the next Session Of the Commission
ers of Fairfield County, to be held in September merit
there will be presented Petition praying for the
tablishmont Of the following described County Road
to-wit; Commencing on the Rainbow Road, and thence
North on the line ofthe townships of Rchland Plea.
SAINT and Walnut to the Drove Road
MANY PETITIONERS.
July lG lSG3-3wlCh
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OFTIcE or PROvosT MARSHAL AND BOARD or7
ENRoLLMEYT, HEADQRs, Chillicothe, Aug 81 G3.
SEC Of the actor enrolling aud calling out the ma
tiona forces, &c, provides ny follows:
"Where there are TWO MORE sons Of aged or in
firm parents subject to draft, the father, if he be
dead the mother may elect which son shall he ex-
empt."
The election or choice of the son spoken ofin the
above section must be made at headquarters Chilli
rohe BEFORE the draft 1t is too late to elect AFTER the
draft is made
BY order Of the Provost Marshal General.
GEO. W. ROBY,
Capt and Provost Marshal 10Th Dis
P.s All other applications for exemption must be
made AFTER the draft.
Aup9 G3-IQ-3W
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w Office.

George Crook, Plaintiff
against In Fairfcll county
Boswell s. Benedict William 4.
Hall. Lewis 5 Benedict and Hen Common Pleas
ry c. Sou.hwlcl Decndsnts
partners trading and doing bus Court, Ohio.
ness under the firm name Of
Benedict, Hall & Co.
Boswell :. Benedict William A. Hall, Lewis {. Ben.
eict and Henry c. soplhwck, partners trading and
doing business unlcr tie firm nu1 name Of Benedict
Ha Coz all residing in the City Of New York IN the
state Of New York, will take notice that George
Croc!: O. tie C,ty Of Lancaster IN the county Of Fair
field and state ofOhio did the 2ith day Of June, 4.
D. 1868 file his petition IN the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Fairfield in said state Of
Ohio against them setting forth that the 10Th day
Of Novemher, 4. D. 1859 the said defendants did en-
ploy and hire him the sad George Crook their
clerk salesman for and during the period Of one
year, beginning the LIST day OF December, I'D 1859,
and terminating the lst day of December AID 1850,
and then and there agreed 10 pay him the said George
Crook for and in consideration Of the services OF the
said George Crook. under said contract, TO he
dered the sum Of eight hundred dollars and praying
for judgment against the said doiendmts forthe said
sum ofSSOh and also praying for awrt Of attachment
against them. The said Boswell 5 Benedict william 4.
Hall, LewsS. Benedctand Henry c. Southwick no.
thei that they required TO appear and answer said
petition on before the 2gth day Of September next
GEORGE CROOK,
BY John 8. Drasse and
Clarke 4 Fritter, his Attorneys.
Dated August G, 'G3-lQ-6w.-pfS7.
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E..ats of Matthew psrla.en.
AFrIendIn Need. TrIIt,

DR.. Sweets Iufallable Liniment is prepared from
the recipe Oi Or. stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut the
great bone setter and has been used in his practice
for the last twenty years with the most astonishing
success As an external remedy, it is without rival,
and will alleviate pain more speedily than any other
preparation. For al Rheumatic and Nervous Di.or-
der5 it il truly nEdiible and curative for Sores,
Wohnds, Spr3ns, Bruises, &C., its soothing healing
and powerful strengthening properties the ust Won
der and astonshInent Of ai whO have given IL a
trial OTer one thousand certificates Of rernarSabe
cures performed by within the last two years attest
this fact. See advertisement. lyl4
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SUNSET Cox's OpINloN.--Thc KeollulS
Gate City says that s. S. Cox, member
of Congress from the Columbus dis
trict, and one of the leading Democrats
of Ohio, was in the former city a few
days ago and admitted in conversa-
ton that Brough would beat Vallandig,
ham over fifty thousand votes in the
State Of Ohio. That will do but well
informed persons insist the majority
will be a hundred thousand.
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INDIAN EXHIBITION.

Chief Kawshawgance and troupe in
tend giving two of their'entertainmonts
~ie. this place tomorrow afternoon and
evening. This troupe of Indians visit
ed our town some years ago and on
that occasion gave universal satisfac-
ton, The Chief is fluent speaker and
no doubt all that his troupe performs
will be alike interesting and instruct
i've. at}eIts.
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B9"Samuel Crist, Esq, of Bloom,
will accept our thanks 'fOr' $40 ,7the
amount assessed Bloom township for
the purpose of sending the Gazette to
the Fairfield troops.
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Great Union Basket Meeting at circievill

Gftnt UHIUH BHsI3tt 1HtOtTTB Ut OrrVrO rr1s
Attention is called to the notice, in
another column, of grand Union
Mass Meeting to be held in Circleville
on Saturday the 29th Of August. A
special train will run from Lancaster
and will carry all persons wishing tC
attend for G5 cents the round trip. Lei
every Union. man who can possibly
spare the time, turn out, and when
JOHN BRoUGH comes to Lancaster tC
address his old friends, the Union mer
of Pickaway county will return the
favor en- HlGSSe.