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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate,

TN pursuance Of an order grantsd blythe ProbSte
lCont OF Fairfield county, Ohio, will Offer for sale
at public auction on R iQ = NFq N%t
@ Tuesday. Aprl 2lst. 1868,
at o'clock p M. upon the premises the following
described real estate situate iH the county OF Pair-
feld and State Of Ohio, tO-wit;
Loti Nos p and 90 appraised subject TO the wi3o W
dover AZ S203 On) In the town OF Baltimore, Ohio.
Also, Lots Nos IS and 81 in the town OF Baltimore
lot No 81 appraised at Sl5O co. Also Lets Nos 30 93
90, 100 and lOlu the town Of Baltimore, o,appr
ed at $40 90 gross. Also Lots Nos 1872 and l23
In the town of Baltmose. o, appraised at $50 90
gross also a certain i've acre tract Ofanp lying and
Deing in section No "a, township No 10 ofrange No
town Of Baltimore, o, appraised At $40 per acre. -
lso aye tract OF land bounded rs follows TO-
witt Lying and being In the south east quarter Of
section No "a, township No l6 OF range No 10, and
beginning at the'southwest Corner Of Luther Righ
lands land the Troyingsr road. Thence running
north 70 degrees west chains and ~ links. Thence
north 80 minutes east 10 chains and linksto take
Thence east I chains 70 links 10 a stone. Thence
south 40 degrees west 10 chHins and "a links 10 the
place Of beginning; appraised at $50 por acre Alo
township No IS in range No 10 described as follows
to-wit beginning IS rods south Of the southeast
corner Of Granville and Market strc ots OF II town OF
baltimore, o, running thonce 30 deg 81 min. east |
chain aud so links to a stake. Thence south | deg
30 min vests chans and o. links TO stake, thence
stake; thence north deg 30 min chains and %
links TO the place OF beginning. ntainiug one and
30 1OU acres, appraised nj $40 per acre. -s l'
Terms of Sale-Ono third In hand, one third In one
year, and one third In two years from The day OF
sale; with interest; the payments to be secnrod by
.SdmIni.trator Of J. oUTcAiT dec
Lancaster March IO-52-iw n iprs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
( Petition 20 Sell Lnndr. !

susanah Sing. 4dminstratrirJ Petition TO solllands
Jacob /. @ King a, au. ~ as.fsa dover n 4"' 10
To Snsahnah P. Thorney Catharine ST. Claire, and IT,
Est Claire. her husba nd; Henry Ring, Loonidas
Ring, John Cradlebaugh ~, and y i1Ham Cradle
. baugh, rf a.fil -Na .Fr. .
Youare hereby informed, that { have nled peti|
tiOn, RdministRtrx Of the ostate OF George Ring,
deceased IN the Probate Court Of Fairfield c6ln
Ohio for the le c, Of the rear estate of said de-
ceden; and shall In pursuance or the prayer q. said
petition. on The II day april. A. d. 1869 or as soon
counsel can be heard, as for AN order
pi the do TeT ~ tho widow Of said
Geprge Ring In the whole OF the real estate OF said
,juaner described as the following, 10 wit: The
homestead and farm upon which said George Ring
resided at ths tme Of his death, aud being about
seventy four acres In section -, OF township IA. OF
range 49, In Fairfield county. Ohio .and for the sale
OF the following real astate OF Witch the said GeoTgg
Ring diepseizsd, TO- wiz: In Lots numbers 80, 4b,
100 200 and l5d, In tle city Of lancaster, Ohio.
Also. 90 acres ofland lying aud being 10 Borne
township, Fairfield county, Onto, and bsing in SEQ
lion II, township ~ range 10, Also the undivided
bal part tho following real estaie wits Lying
aud being IN Clinton county, In the State OF Ohio.
and described more particularly as follows: A part
lots Nos and :! and also the follbwing described
premlAes, beginning ut the south west corner 1.-THE
above described promises; thence running wosi 10
poles tc stake;thonco north poies and ton feet TO
stake; thence eastl0 poiesio siake1thence soufh
poles aud ten feett0 the phase OF beginning. To-
geIher with ike Undivided half part OF al the ma
chinery In or OIL said above described premises
t4"-i SUSANNAH RING. Admr'x,
Mareh ls, 1s63-5w5lpyG ofGr0rge Ring, dec.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
FROM RosEuaAsS DEPARTMENT.
Rebels Defeated near Snow Hill

Rebels Defeated near Snow Hill.
PntLApELPHrA, April THE Bulletin
Of this city has the following special di,4
patch,
"CiSctSsAri, April7 = Dispatches from
Murfreeborough give the following ac.
count Of the 6sht near Snow Hill on HE
2 inst. General Stanley, with 1000
cavalry and Colonel Mathews' Infantry
brigade, started 10 capture Morgau's and
Wharton's eight regiments Of iofantry
and cavalry at Snow Hill. beyond Auturn.
rhoy drove in the enemy's picket. The
7Ih Pennsylvania cavalry turned the
rebels right, while Minly's cavalry brig.
ads, with Newell's battery moved up in
front. The enemy Aed. The eDcmy's
picket were then encountered west Of Lii;
berty, and considerable force of rebel.
were posted on the Bluffs OH the opposite
side Of Smiths Ford They resisted and
were driven back, and they formed again
on Dry Fork, whence they were again
driven. The rebels then formed a third
and stronger line on Snow Hill. The ed
and 4lh o. V. Cavalry were sent to the
enemy's rear. They charged and broke
the line OF the rebels. when the fight end
ed IN the flight Of the re jels."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Imror,aut from NORTH Coyo,ino

NXw YcRK, April 9 The Post learns
that on the 4lh Gen'l Foster was at Lit
,le Washington with brigade, regi
mnt Of North Carolina troops, and some
other troops. viriuLiy surrounded by the
rebels, WHO have erected batteries on Tar
River. between Newbsrn and Lil,is
Washin, ton. Tho naval force Of woodcn
gun boats arc unable to pass. 1t is un
ders,ood hattie has taken place between
Foster and the rebels, but nothing def
mite is known. Heavy firing has beon
had, las'ing from Wednesday night TO
Friday nlslt evidently from the rebel
ba,eri ..
Foster means of dsf-pse are dee med
ample, he having for. and intrsnch.
msnts with sufficient ammunition and
provisions. Large rA.snforcs,nsnts ave
iu transports below the batteries but are
unable to reach Foster for want Of some
naval force competent to take th'm.
I, was reported that Foster had sent 10
Fortress Monroe some time since for ma
val re.snforcsmsn,s. I. was expected
troops would come from Suffolk.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
FROM LOUISIANA AND. TEXAS,
Important Erpedltlon to PoutchatauIn.

Important Expedition to Pontchatauln.
New YORK, April 1.-THE steamer East
ern Queen has arrived from New Orleans
on the a9lh and Key West on the Ist.
Captain Collins reports that while at
Fort st. Philip, SonIhwsst Pass. he was
boarded by the U. s. boarding officer. who
reported having received telegram from
New Orleans stating that the rebels had
begun TO evaeuats Port Hudson.
Colonel Dndiey's brigade had made
an expedition to point on TIE west side
Of ths Mississippi, half way between Port
Hudson and Port Toupes.. burned the
rebel Lslesmer Hope with 900 barrels Of
molasses. and at Hermitage Landing des.
tr6yed I $40 barrels o. molasses. rebel
machine shop and granary, containing
$4,000 bushels Of corn. bss'd-s several
buildings. including the postoffiOe. The
expeditiontO Ponchataula and PassNeau.
chac was completely successful. The
troops consisted of the 9th Michigan. q
battalion of the l65th New York, and
parts Of the l77th New York and 2ilh
Maine, with two pieces of artillery. The
gunboaI Barrataria and yacht Corypheus
accompanied themA s 9e
PoOtchataula was occupied after some
stirmishing with rebel cavalry, some 800
strong. and the railroad bridge two miles
b.yond destroyed after the rebels had been
driven from il by detachment Of the 9Th
Michigan. The bridge Vas 500 feet long
A large amount Of tobacco, -four and
stores leltinro our hands
| Our lorces occupied Poutchatau a
Springfield and Bass Msnchac. and the
1rsbel cavalry are said to be SO hedgsd il
lha, escape is difficult. 5isa
Three cotton laden schooners were cap
tured near Pontchataula sraf
! Collector BullItt had suspended al
transportation permits above New Or
leans, unless military necessity. otherwise
orders. This bas been deemed neoessa
Try to prevent attempt frauds. 1sfs
| Texas aGvicss through rebel source
say Magrudsr had issued an order grant
ing all persons permission to transpor
cotton to the Mexican frontier. He say
il is impossible to sustain The army with
out purchasing with cotton the supple
brVnght from foreign counties.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09

ET The election 90 Monday passed
Of nrCh more peacably, than we had ex
pscted it would. and sitLough bourbon.
sesaapps and lager flowed freely through.
out the sulirs day. there were but few in
dividuals who had their bsliigsren, pro-
psusities excited. The democracy car
risd the city, excepting the stsunch old
end ward. who proved her loyalty by .
large mai 'rity. VS. reduced their ma
jorities in all lhe wards. aaaa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Successful, sIlrmi.Alag In Tennessee

MveFREEsBoRouoH April g. General
Stauley's cavalry and Spears Infantry,
with Wilder's mounted brigade. have
been OIL an expedition since tile I'd. To.
day they were heard from the 6lst time.
The two had attacked eight rebel re.
gimen,s at Snow Hill, near Liberty, dis.
persed them. with reported rebel loss
Of twelve killed. and we captured fifteen
prisoners and three hundred horses.
Wa lost one killed and two wounded,
We also captured a Brigader General
Of Tennessee Militia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
EW Victims Of Reformation, read: :
CLrARr,oRr, Fairfield Co., Jnoe 4. is5l,

CLEARroRT, Fairfield Co., Jn0e a, 1851.
Dr.c. W. RohAck, No. 6 Eass Fourth
street. cisoipnati. o.--Dsar Sir;--Ths
spring / hired 10 work upon a farm dur-
ing the summer. but 1 became severely
afflicted with Rhsumaiisni, and ii disa-
bled me so much. that l was compslled
TO quit work, After being confined to
my room for some time, | procured Of
your agents at this place, MsSsrs. Abbott
d Sons. a bottle of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and box Of your Blood
Pills. and after the use Of them, l was re-;
stored to perfect health. One bottle OF
your Blood Purifier aud one box of your
Blood Pills performed a perfect cure.
Being satisfied that IL Is an invaluable
remedy, sent yon this to be published
It you think proper, that others sim
ilarly affected may have the benefit Of M y
experience.
Is SiLAS SPRINGER.
ET See advertisement
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
FROM CHARLESTON.
The World has the following:
.AsHtNoTos, April

Official intelligence is received at the
War Department that the movement
against Charleston has been iai,ia,ed by
landing asmal Federal force usar tile
foot of James Island e....
Private lotters were received tonight
from Commodore John Rogers, second
in command under Admiral Dupont. and
also from General Hunter 10 his relatives,
dated Friday last, fully cCrroboraIing The
Ishsl accounts Of the landing Of our force
on St. Johns Island, ani the wi hlraw.
al Of the Ouemy's pickcts. They sp'ak
in thu most sanguins manner Of the con.
tsmplatod movement resulting in great
success. no less than the fall OF Charles.
ton. The Department will have official
dispatches 10 morrow,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09


TUNHE above Seminary. united with the Hyg'enlc.
I Home Cure, IL an Institution Of learning that
presents 10 all but more especially 70 lnyalids ths
opportunity Of securing thorough Education, aud
oflmprovng their physical powersat the same time,
aud for less than treatnont alone would cost
them At any other Water Cure.
Por particulars, send fora circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the township
Seminary will CONNIE co on MONDAY, MA RCH the
3Oth A d, 1869. and consist OF 40 weeks, dyidedin'
TO Three Sessions, Asfollows: r.
summer Session from March the 30th TO June 18Th,
1862. Twelve weeks tuition 50. Vacation 10 woeks.
Fall session, from August 3ist TO Nov;i 2Oth,
1859. Twelve etkstutlon 81. No vacation. ..
Winter Session, from Nov. e1d 1853 TO March the
18th, 1854 Sixteen weeks iuiton,SS,
Tuition must ho paid In advance, or secured BY
note and no reduction viii be made on account Of
absence. -..tI a.L Lr n. .....i.
WP Boarding, consisting Of rarinaco ous food fruit,
aud vegetAblee, win bo furnished by the Principals
al S2per week. iAa ....i
HFthave also purchased plano, and secured the
services OF Prof O. SSHNEDER to give instruction on
the Piano, and other Instruments OF musc on reason
\ ~ Or, JOSEPH FIREMAN., Principal,
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant.
February 20, leB3-5O-ly. i taI 2.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Seed, SOIL and Culture Of sorghum

The Committee appointed by the Ohio
Sorghum Convention, to report on the
above topics made their report as fol-
lows: 4
"Yous Committee on Seed. S,il and
Cultivation, report that in their view the
best variety Of seed !or all purposes, is
the Sorghum or Chinese cane, especially
for syrup. For granulalion. they recon-.
mend tie Imphee called OJm see ma,
which they lbiLk identical with tina.
which is miscalled O,aheitan. Asave
~ carly variety. they propose the kind Of
lmphee call Nse.a z.>na, thought his last
variety is not generally desirable.
"SIL ~ Good wheat land is considered
The best soil for Il is cane. The partcu
lar composition of this soil shoull be
sandy, inclined to Limestone with a sulli.
cicncy Of clay to holl the soil tolerably
compact.
"UULrIvATroN.- The soil should be
worked deep. thoroughly ,pulvcrizeG and
rolled firm. Plant in cherk.rows the
same distance apart as corn. Cultivate
fiat and thoroughly, ill the plants are
three feet high. not afterwards. Plant rs
ear as practicable"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
CINCINNATI REDEEMED.
IxDrASAPoLls ALL RIGHT.
CONNECTICUT ERECT.
1asyDAsrs Great Gains for IL. Loyal and
Greet DisGsfers for "Copp~lssd.."

IEths slsu'iou Of Monday last. the Un.
ichisis everywhere iriunph.d. Tb. con.
tsa,.was dstsrmiasd add spirited. and the
result gratifying and glorious. The
"Coppsrhsad'' wtiih.d terribly. bu. the
heel ef the loyal was on his head and
his ~iithiuga we're vain. The ga. Of hi,
overthrow bad gone forth and il was sx
scussd with aspirit worthy Of the cause
In Cincinnati The contest was most bit.
ter. All day the strife of pbollo,s" went
on. and when tie labors Of the day were
gathered together and Numbered. the re-.
sal' was largely on the sid. Of the Union
The whole Union ticket was elected by
najO,ili's ranging from 1000 to 1000
A glorious days worLl A nest OF vipers
rsbuksd and oOafoundsd; o batch Of po.
lilioal scoundrsls. scalawags. and trait
ors spurn,d BY the people and kicked cut
of power. MAgnifsen, result! From
500 minority to 1900 majority the loyal
spirit Of Cincinnati springs forward at a
singls bound. Redeemed and rege nsrat
cd. Cincinnati stands forth . shining
light--rsassuring our sol4ies 10 the aoij,
Tsnding The foul garb!s Of disloyalty that
had fallen upon her like n funeral nall
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Rhndn Island.

Complete returns from Rhode lslind
give the folliwing result;
For Governor--Sinith, Republican, has
3,3ll majority over COzTns, Democrat,
and 5000 ovor all.
For Congress. Eastern District --JenkS
Republican. has l.s 8 over Bradley Dem
ocr.,. aud |, I,a45 over all,
For Congress, Western District
DiuOn, Republican, has l,O2e over
Brown, Democrat, and 992 over all.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Lancaster, Lithopolis aud Grove
port Turnpike Road Company.

NIoTiChis hereby given, that NJ mhcdGe'o the
v citzehs residing III The vicinity Of said eOntvm-
plated road, held nj ha Clerks Ohce In the city OF
Lancaster, on Saturday, the elst day Of February.
1891, IT was reso we'd that said road DO located, aud
In aeco rdanee with said resolutions, the following
persons wore eectsd as Corporatnrs Or. Eels, Geo,
Beck, Henry Alspach, Josiah Wright, b. .Braty, -
England, aud Il. r. Reinmund, whose petition has
been regularly died with the Secretary Of tho State
o Ohio. ,,t
ResoIved, That at said mecti z, tIfs ScrFoiarv nj
the Board o give BUtlCo In the pa pers
thiscitv that the Books will be- ope ed at the of
lowing places for the purpose Of receiving sfbscrip
ons 10 the Capital stock for the completion Of said
Tarnpike. namely: ts
B. +, ,ReiumNnd's ONCE In Lancaster, o.
.II Store In Greencastlc, r..
Dr. Minors Once In Lihopolis,
Jno. Raroy Esq. In GroVenort, .
b. p. REINMUND, Ples't
JOSIAH WRIGMr, Soc. Board Of lnoorporators
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09

A remarkable article appears in the
Richmond Inquirer, which includes tue
following:
"Tbe peace delusion is blown away
Neither from foreign interventi n, nor
from impcrious DEGREES Of King Cotton,
ror from friendship Of the Northwest. nor
from stupid rumors Of decentralization 10
Yankee armies, does any hope Of peace
dawn npun the land. We must fight or
submit. If they can take Ricbmond,
Charleston and VIcksburg in six months,
their financial credit is restored aud par,
ty feuds cease. The plain truth is, We
are in the middle oi the war; and during
coming spring and summer that war is to
be more frros and un'elentirg than ever
before. The Yankee enemy is just be
ginning to fight. Again: Great Union
meetings. arc the order Of the day at the
North. Democrats bury the hatche, just
lifted against Lincoln, VAllandigham.
will soon stand where John Vau Buren,
does"
The article winds up most intense ap.
peal for every man to be put in the army
and every deserter returned. 81
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
FROM KANSAS.

KANSAS Cwr. April The munich
pal election yesterday resulted in the en-.
tire success OF the unconditional Union
ticket by a majority Of 500.
A messenger from Major Ransom's
battery and the Kansas cavalry reports
several skirmishes with guerlllas, 10
which 20 we're killed and wounded. The
notorious Todd was captured, together
with horses. equipments, DO, Some for
sy>6ve houses Of sscessionists we're butn>
cd, and 100 hsad'of cattle taken, y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Interesting from Before
ChnpIcsfO,.


PHILADELPHIA, April 8 A private let.
ter dated oil Charleston, Ist inst s-ys: II
is reported that Charleston has boen
evacuated by al th- women and children.
Four iron olads have bean 10 E Iisio river
'weniy miles north Of here for week
Admiral Dupont will be hare today. when
T. is said the bombardment will bagin =
II 10 reported that the army will! remain
At Port Royal until Af;er he bombard
ment. / think tbs report probable, as
the rebels have had lime and opportunity
to f1rIify the Iand approaches 80 as to
mako them alnost impregnsble. We
havs been engaged for the last two days
IN hanging cbaits 10 the sides OF our
vessels so Ms 'oprot' CT tho machinery.
WAsHIHcr9N, April 8 -Privale letters
just received from . tTicers attached to th.
Char sston Expedition, written on the
evening OF the departure of The feet ia
attack the city, expressed them selves con
f en- Of success. md they say such i.
the & neral feeling, among both officer,
aud men.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
GOOD WORK QUIcRl.Y DONE.

KANsAs CRY, April MajO' Ransom
Of the 9Th Kansas, has just returned from
a highly successful scout among the guer.
rillas. He killed thirty four. broken up
fifteen camps, captured nearly all the camp
squipage, horses, arms. &o., and burned
twenty seven houses, places Of resort for
guerrillas, hung two of their leaders con.
csrned in the robbery Of the sleamsrGa.y
and destroyed large amoun. Of powder
and other munitions, ouly one man was
wounded, aud be will return 10 The Geld
10 day or two. 4sf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09

ET Returns have been received from
oil the towns in Connecticut except one
Buckingham, Union. has about $500
majpriry, the vote standing, Buckingham
SO. 500; Seymour 1886. The Senate is
Unlon by just two to one. and in the
House the Uniou msp have mujorily Of
As. Three Union and one Democratic
Congressman are elected.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09

All persons who have had their
mouths prepared for artificial teeth by the
lala Dr.. J. 3. Haml. or who are wearing
temporary teeth inserted by him, or who
made contracts with him for work, will
please call on Dr.. j. Fseman with whom
arrangements have been made to com
plS,O unfinished work ofDr. Hamil and
with whom Dr.. Hanil's books will b.
lsh. Dr.. Fssman will be found afleI
April lsI one door west Of Dr.. Wagon.
hal's Office in the ShastFsr Block.
March 10. MrS J 8. HAMIL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Attachment Notice.

luke Helmick, PIlintlr, } Before u. G. Black,J.
against , y. OF Liberty Up. Fair
Dan I Rade6augh, Dcrendant> ned County, dhlo.
nN the 9Th day ofJanuary A, ID. 1919, said Justice
Dissuod an order Of attachment In the above ac'
lion for the Sum of thirty-two ll'I00 dollars.
{. HELMlCK.
Baltimore, Ohio, Jan. aQ, is63-3w4S !.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
No CURE No PAY!
APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A, BRENNEMll'S BOOK STORE.
Three DsorS Went OF Hoeking valley
Bank.

rhe richest soft RifBoutGhc AID
OF ofBbokSis . ftiy ehok ed with every weed.
And brings old heathenism back again 'Ia,
with every vice and crime thai unian nature staid
Has lgnoran diseasedthe soulwiti proeressl lursi
Al BnErNEMAr has Booksthe foul d. se ase 10 cure,
Wonldpatep:ssaye their children from each re
and crimeg .f1. VI
H,svoluufes suit each case and suit the timsL
W ouid parents nov prepare them fortheir mas
no od'sday7 . 'fAii 0u,l't ~
HisStock poinisoptand keeps ID EN- In the wayl
mSchooi BOOK sup TO Books for Eeepest mint
the Stationery cheap and nhe ofdiGerenr kinds,
And Fancy Articles and paper for the WALLIS
Blinds. = l,Nf tidir'fl
Como see his ample s.osk while low War Priv
spread.
And prove N hatBRENNEMLH \ 10 ing ahead!
Come buy, to HHmdR EispatieH true
And phsh ahead your cltijd dren and your eoRhtr'
Lancaster June Igt1a6q. pta tt~fY1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
E.tnta or mary nrnko

NIoTIOE is hereby glven, that the nnderaiRned
/ N has been duly appointed by the Probate Court
In and Tor tho County Of and state Of Ohio,
ofsaId County. deceased, Persons Indebted TO said
Bstate viii make Immediate payment tothe UNDER
signed, and those having claims against the sane,
win present such claims 80 the undersigned duly
authenticated. WILLIAM M. .ooURrwRlGHT,
FAhruar ry 8. leBa--3w46 ftla
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
A CARD TO THE sUFFER1NG

The Rev. wtLLIAM CosGRovE, while laborlns asa
In Japan, was cured of Consumption
VIII on all oiher meaus had failed, tyarecpe obtain
cd from alearned physician residing IN tho great
CIty ocJoddo This recipe has cured great mum
bers who wore suffering from Consumption, Bron-
ehitis Sore Throat, Coughs aud Colds, and the de'
bility aud oppression caused bythese dis'
Desirous Of fbenenttlng others, 4 will send this
recipe which have brought home with me- toa
whom cd II, free Cfeharge. Address
Rev. WIN. CoSGRoVB, 3
't. .43O Fulton Avenue,
pec II. isso-aoly Brooklyn, N Y.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09

@TAs reports Of the iowa elections
iD Ohio asd Indians continue to show q
KIsas popular Essolioa against the But.
yssnuts. Z
The ualoa sisisr, 80 coaa.s.Iou. was
somplsis ,ad dssilsd. The malsritiss in
sasniy niAs towns ahew . uniea gain,
y csnpatsd sith 1881, ofi,sse.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Attachment Notice.

Gilbert Deval, PlaInu6) Before O, Stcinman, ]. p.
d a. against OF Hooking township, Fair
Darnell Il Brother, DerD' Geld county, Ohio.
nNthe g1lh day Of January, A. D. 1889, said JUS
Dtiee issued AN attach meut In the above action,
for the sum Of S!92 IS GILBERT DEVOL.
Lancaster, Ohio, Fob. 90, 1868. fa