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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-18
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In Talbot County. MARYLAND

Al dlDOL CounJy, maryland.
IlY virtue Of order of the Circv Court Of Talbot
ID county setting Court Of Equity the subscriber
as Trustee, will expose to public sale In front OF the Court
House. in the town Of Eason, bstge the hours Of 10
o'clock a. m. sud O'clock, p ID, TUESDAY,, the 29th
day Of sept lmber next that very valuable and we'll known
property suHtel the Ch0ptank river, and known as
klN0hpOWN,' Wherein the late Clement S. Clark died
and po lassel containing 800 of land. less
The above tract Is In two parts. The "kingsOwnh pro-
- pery contains hog acres, with good two-utory
mVA Dwsiing, in nae condition. aud the necessary
aMI out buildings, ia good order. There Is likewise
iA attached excel aut StOre-H House, Granary and
Wharf lnts property oilers inducements to pur.
ehasers i Is Of the beat stands Tor boating aud
mechau1zing to be found In the country, and Is only
seven miles from the town Of Easton. The soil =, In
very good STATE Of e yaon aud is susceptible Of high
state OF improvement The oibr tract commonly known
the "BURNT BU4 oDlNGs" contains l9G Of iand
and adJoins the Aforesaid tract This land is In fair
state Of cultivation, aud by tho application Of mar0f
which i has the eaesi abund,nce Of the finest quality
may be made Of the most productive and paying lands
that eau be found. Also this land isa good MEADOW,
which, with slight expense would produce the greatest
separate, to suit purchasers Persons desiring TO pur-
chase examine the premises before the day Of sale.
THE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the Court,
one n OF the purchase money to be paid the day Of
sae tho balance IN four equal insalnent Of one two.
three and four yearshe purchaser purchasers giving
bond with security, to beapproved by the Trustee and to
bear interest from day Of sale Upon the payment Of the
whole purchase money the Trustee will execute good
and valid deed Further particulars will be made known
on the day Of sale. JOSEPH MOBRAY
aug 2j-ts Trustee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-18
FEMALE COLLEGE,
BOrdentOWn, N. j.,

Pleasantly iocate1 on The Dsiawae RiUer, on The
generdt hOroughfdre 5eipeea NeD York
and PHILADELPHIA.
has been in sucressfui operation for eleven years aud
is one Of the most houtishing institution in this
tion Of the country Special attention ~ paid Ia the
mon and higher branches OF Engis aud superior advan
tagcs furnished in vocal aud Instrumental music. French
taught by q native and spoken in the fmy. For Cata-
logues. address RRy. JOHN II. BhAKELEY.
aug Hem President.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
Allegheny Cattle Market.

The market since our last was dull; the
depression in the eastern markets being ielt
here. The weeks sales were unusually
small Tor the best qualities but there were
no decline; medium and lower grades were
disposed OF ~ lower figures There were
. number Of purchasers for Government
The drovers ia the east were not SO jolly
this week:
CATTLE,--The market during tho week
was dnll, the sales being quite limited, the
principal portions of the best offerings being
shipped East. Among the sales were: My.
err " Bro, sold 120 head in retail way al
Az 55la @6c a h.. The same firm bought
600 head Of Illinois and Indiana stock for
Government use. They were sent East
Fhe Government rates for cattle is 6L -
Wm Rice sold 33 head of fine cattle at $5,
so p cwt. VIM. Hazlewood sold z head at
i5R Y ib. Marks and Trowerman sold
l50 head. Prices ranged from $5,75@6 a
cwt. c
Hoes THE season is pretty mnch over
we note sales Of 113 head at 41sc; 22o do
4@4I. The market closed very dull.
SHEEP Market dull with more sellers
than buyers. Sales OF l69 head at $500
per 100 pounds. This being heavy de
cline from last week. two lots Of $50 and
45S head were disposed o., the terms were
not made public, but the suerage were about
the same we have noticed. + hi.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

III. My JOHN KNOX, Esq, one of the
oldest and most esteemed citizens of
this county, died at his residence in
Proportion last Thursday morning.
We have known Mr.. Knox from our
youth up, and have always found him
to be an honorable upright man. He
hasheld the Office of justice Of the
Peace in that township for over twenty
years. He was devoted christian,
q kind father and a good husband.
He leaves number Of children to
mourn his loss, among whom is the
present Auditor Of Harrison county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
saltwater Union Industrial As

We devote considerable Of Ourspsce
this week, to the publication. of the
premium list, regulations and names
of awarding committees, ofths fourth
annual meeting of the Saltwater Union
Industrial Association, to be held at
the Fair Grounds, near Smyrna, in
the North East corner of this county,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, the 22d, 29rd and oath days Of
September next. ls.lsJsas
This Association has been one of
the most successful ever held in this
part of the State. By reference to
the list it will be seen that they offer
not only an extensive variety Of pre-.
miums, but premiums Of more value
than is usually offered for the same
articles. The heavy obligations which
they assumed have been entirely met
and the Association is now free from
indebtedness. Besides the usual in
terssting exercises of such occasions,
there will be a display of Boys Horse
manship on the FIRST day, Ladies'
Equestrianism on the SECOND, and La
dies Driving on the THIRD days of the
Fair. This Society has in view the
Improvement of the agricultural, me-
chanical, and other interests of the
country, and justly merits encourage
ment and patronage, and We hope OUR
COUNTY will not be behind in contribu-
ting to this end, or in competing for
and receiving an equal share of the
premiums and honors to be distribu-
ted. aa.
Competition is open to all.-[Guern-
sey Times.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

e5J. NJ. Estep has received
$535,oo from the 43rd Regiment, o.
" +, for distribution amongst the
following persons: Aaron johnson,
Nelson Walker, Jacob Romans, Will
liam Crabtree, Sr., J. V. Lee, George
Evans, Thomas Quinn, Joseph Hollett,
Mrs. Caroline Velton, Mrs. Hannah
Ripley and Joseph Dickerson,- which
they can have by calling or sending a
written order.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
M A RRIED.

At the residence of the BRIDES parents,
Belmont County, on the 18th inst, by Elder
P. 81. Jones, assisted by Elder A. Cordner,
Mr.. ]. G. Fulton. OF Harrison county, and
Miss SARAH CoEDNER.
On ths 21st Of Nav. by R.v. John Con
ner, Mr.. HENRY PIrrIs and Miss RACHEL
BIRNEY, the former of D,ersville, and the
latter of Washington township
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
aapJAMEs OGLEvIE, son Of job

%JAMEs OGLEvIE, son Of John
Oglevie, Esq, this township, died on
last Saturday, after long illness.-
james was formerly member of Capt.
McCready's company, 126th Ohio,
and was discharged some three months
since on account of poor health. He
was an exemplary young man.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
Rias~While in New Market q few

BN- While in New Market few
days since, we paid visit to the Car
riagc Shopof G. A. Weight, (the only
one we believe there is in the county,
where we found some of the best fin
ished work We have seen in this sec.
tion. When you want new Carriage
or Buggy, our advice would be to give
Mr. W. q call. See advertisement in
another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

E@-We are pleased to learn that
Capt. J. T. Holmes, of the 52nd Ohio,
sou Of cur esteemed friend Asa
Holmes of Short Creek township, this
county, has beenpromoted to the Ma
jorship of that regiment. "&6
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

R1~ A communication in relation
TO a late meeting of "the National
Union Association Of Athens town
ship came to hand to late for this
weeks paper. It will appear in our
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
Valuable Farm and Mills for
Sale --4

1 . J
| TNfIE subscriber wishes TO sell his Farm and
i Grist and Saw Mills SITUATED on Big
| Saltwater. near treeport, Harrison county -
| Said Farm contains one hu ndred and seven !.
| teen acres Of good land, on which there is
two dwelling houses, an excellent young or
| chard in bearing or'er, coal bank, and an abun
ance of never fniIing springs A large
amount Of the land is excellent bottom land
The farm is all undera good state OF cutiva.
ton sutla tr -.r.r
The Grist Mill is large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind at
all seasons Of the year. There is an excellent
coal hank at the mill door. The mill has three
run ot burrs Everything about the mill is in
complete order, and can run at all seasons OF
The year
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
prope rty on reasonable terms. Persons wish.
ing further information can call on the subscri
Der on tho premises, orc N. Allen, editor Of
the Sentinel, Cadiz, Ohio.
i. 1sl.T ANDREW STEWART.
Freeport, April |, lS63-tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

sSy- Samuel Battin, of Freeport,
this county and . member Of Co. G,
e9th Ohio, died in the Hospital Of
Nashville, April 80.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

nw- Capt. Carnahan, of the 18th
0hio, has been promoted to a Paymas-
terahip in the army. A good appoint
mert, F"t .s'r '.''"@'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

s9 CAPT. FRANK MAY--"THE SUBscRI>
aEn. "A number Of the distinguished
IN IA Railroad men Of the country were in
1.-The city yesterday, after visit to the
Sulphur Springs. Among them was
Capt. May, familiarly known as the
HSubseriber,' and for many years
connected ,editorially. with the New
Orleans Pisayune. The "Subscriber' .
has seen and studied every wrinkle In
society, andcenaes as near ORIGINALITY
as any amateur scribbler we know Of.
Heis now the agent Of the steuben-
vile aShort Line) roSte from the Eas-
tern cites West.-[C [Columbus Journal
May 23. e n. 4, s''a,lsiss a,,l.,t. asgso Is
ssg sBt8- We had the pleasure Of meet
(. ing On the r. .iC, "a C: r. r. that mod
q ct conductor, Mr. w. L. Scott, who
: has been absent from the road during
~ the past two. years, Mr., Scott il the
oldest md has the rcputationof being
the best Condueterin the United States:
and hisnumerous friends VIII be clad
.Sso again greet ilith IN his old position.
lie has charge ofsthc train formerly
run by Mr.. Pcnnoll, who has lssicnetAs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

n67~ The next Ohio State Fair is to
be held at Cleveland, September Is,
16, II and 1S, 1853. 4r
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

BADLY HuRT.We regret to learn
that Hezekiah Rowles Of this place,
while engaged in tending a saw mill,
mile and half west of town, on
Monday, was badly hurt. He was
struck in the face by q beard, cutting
It badly and breaking a bone under
xhe eye Last weeks Republican.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

nsJ- Miss ISABEL, daughter of Mr..
Asbury Birney, Of Greene township,
was buried on last Sunday
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

CADIz, ONO, May 25, 1868.
b hereby certify that the above ar
ticle was written by the Editor of the
Sentinel, at my request; and thstit is
true in every particular. p
i&e s5s JOHN HANDY,
Member Of Company G, 74th Ohio
4 5oasi a5, Volunteer Infantry.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
~ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
First Glass Carriages d Buggies
Z. GEO. A. WEIGHT.

yITOULD inform the people of Harrison and
wv adjoining ceunties, that no has on hands
and is finishing up . superior lot of cARRtA.
GES, BUGGlES and WAGONS, which for
durability cannot be surpassed anywhere Re.
pairing done on short notice. Also
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
Fine Harm ess

TO sell to suit Csnisxes. b Persons wishing any
of the above articles ,yill de well 70 give him
call before purchase ng elsewhere, as he intends
to sell 70 suit the Times. All work warranted
q New Market; MAY 81, 63. fa,i b2.s. y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

Trains on the Csdiz Branch ere now run
Aing rs fcilovs; ..ss.-...,-,,.
AS,,.e Al Csdiz Gao T" 1l:25 6So "
The train leaving Cadiz at 4; ;l5 A. NJ, con-
mats with ths train going West on the main
road; the train iessine st els A. n. connects
With tho train going East and the train lssv.
ing at 3:15 P. N. connects with both Eastern
ana Western trains, a2 -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27

At CADIz, Wednesday, May 27, '63
BLOOMFIELD, Thursday, May 2s
Doors open at l and 7 P. M.
Admission-Boxes, SO cents.
Children to Boxes, % cents.
Admission to Pitt, 25 cents. Nc
half price to Pitt. a
May 20-2t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
!, A 4 n tI.tstrn torss NOTICE. 4

-l.-. a Administrators Notice. agil
lN cd kas been. duly appointed and quaIifi
% 40 AdministFagor OF the estate OF William
ceased, stTlI11'7' "a T"I
a All persoas interested will take notice sc-
cordngly. sl.ts 3ttrTa I5.TT, III
. J0sErH A. BRApEN, Adminstr.tor. i.
MsyS2TFlss3-Stsy'i !,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
NILE. AGNES.

The Invisible Wire Performer,
whose brilliantly graceful positions
upon o single wire, at a consider.
nbie elevation from the ground,
excite universal admiration. In
truth, this singularIy beautiful
Parlor Entertainment ia o card
which needs only to be known 70
Induce thousands to visit the Pa
yilion for the purpose Of seeing IL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
Mr.. JOHN ROBINSON.

Just returned from abroad, the
, Principal Equestrian in the world;
the naked horse champion--in ali
his wonderful achievemants. -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Now, il you want bargains, bring along your
produce or cssh 10 our store, gssEgwa have to
ceive better bargains than yon aver received
before At any store in Cadiz.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-16
News From Cairo Ind Below.

CAIRO, Aprh II BY thu steamer Dia.
dem We have n,ws from Memphis Of The
9th. aud from Young's Pom! to Tuesday
last.
The Memphis BaIlstin saws that onSun>
day last balte If some magnitude took
place b tween. General McCIernand and
the reb.s in small iorcs at or near Rich
monh, L,uisitna. The Confsderates fill
bAk. This m,vr placed McClrrnand in
possession Of the town. The brigade
then reached Lagrange. and occupied II
without e eat ilficuIty. II is considered
an impoItsn' point.
An xppdilion, consisting OF Infantry
and Two regiments OF cavalry. all under
cor m ,ud of General St.rle. lalely stated
up Black Bayou and on Sunday met on
b,mg. over B ok Bayou, few re j.
ments oi rebel infantry. with two pie es
o artillery. A skilmlsh followed. The
(, bells were driven over, anil the bridge
was then burned Or troops rebuilt u
anil proceeded on lh.ir 'ornsy. Tnu'e
WHO know that section Of The country say
lh-re i, nothing 10 prevent GsneialS cell
reaching Yazoo Ciiy.
Nothing had cen heard OF the expodi
ton tn Gre-uvllle when the Mssnoli.
came up. A flag OF true, was sent tc
Vlcksburgh by General Grant at week
dauanded possession If Two clorgyme
captured by Brasg-C. D. PiIlsbury
, haplain of the 22d Wisconsin. and |
Coggshs !, Of the 10Th Michigan. The.
eis Internationally released by Brag!
: ind sent across lhs country TO Virksbu'g
! bong ii days making the "Trip. The
4 say The country look.d lihe DESERT
. The price Of fproviSiou al Vicksburg is re
, ported as follows: Pork. one dollar fit
- per pound; beef. ffy cents; corn mea
a Eve dollars a Lush /; -four. onc dolla
6ny per pound; eggs, Two dollar dc
: z n; butter. two dollars pound; pota
Il toes. seven dollars bushsl. Starvauo
% was inducing many citizens 10 desire ii
o Uuion rue once more. Greenbacks a
" 6va for one of Confederate money.
10 Four of General Ell-ts marine hrigac
8. flsel nrlived from below. last evening, an
O. are Iaking On coal for trip in anoth
IS direction. There is nothing new fro
O. the Cumberland.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-16
Petition to Sell L.nnds.
susanah Ring, Ahminlstratri Petition :" sell lands
against 7 TO pay dahts ana 10
4 Rinra agaIl sail

susanah King, Ahminisratrr) Petition 70 sell lands
against I to pay dshts ana 10
Jacob IA. Ring at all. assign dover
To Susannnh P. Thcrne, catharIne ST. Claire and n.
p. st. Claire. her hushu nd; Horny Ring, Loonidas
Ring, john Cradlebaugh land william Cradle
bangh,
You are hereby informed, that have filed apeti-
ton, as adminisliaihx OF the estate oi George Rng
deceased IN The Probat5 Court Of Fairfield county
for the sale. &c. Of the real estate nj said de.
cedent; aud shall In pursuance OF the prayer O:sad
petition. the day of prl, A. d. 1858 or assoon
thereafter as COUNSEL can be heard. as for an order
far The ment the dover OF the widow Of said
George Ring In the whole Of tho real estate Of said
decedont which ncludrs well the real estate hero
fratler described as the following, to wit: The
homestead and farm upon which said George Ring
resided ui thu time Of his death, aud being about
four acres In section l3 OF township l4 OF
range TO- in Fairfield county. Ohio, and for the sale
Of the following real atate Of which the said Georges
| Ring died ssZ,d to'wt: In Lots nnmbrrs SO, ~
| 100 yOO and ISL, in ne city Of Lancaster. Ohio.
| Also. 40 acres ofland lying aud being In Berne
towuship Fairfield county, Ohio, and beiug In SEQ.
ton a. township u. range -. Alsn tho undivided
hal part tho foowigg real estate, to-wit Lying
and heing In Clinton county. in the State OF ONO
aud described more particul,rlya AS rollnws: par
Of survey No - Of entry No. 1917, and par of on
lots Nos aud =: and alIo the following descrbef
premises. beginning Mt tho south west corner ofth
above described promises; thSnce running wes' y
poles 10 stake; thence north poles and ten ieot
stake; thence east 10 poles In stake; thence eoM
7 p0les and ten feet 10 the place OF beginning. To
gether with ike undivided half part or all the ma
chtuery In or on said above described promises.
SUSANNAa RING. Admr'x.
March la, lse3-5wSlpfi6 ofGeorge Ring, dec
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-16
FROM NORrtI CAROLINA.

FoRrRsss MoNRoE. April la.- The
steamer Spsul ling arrived tn eav from
Moorshead si,y yesterday. No commun'
MICA ion has been received from N wbrrn
f,om q n. Foster since Wednesday night
Women aud children ara leaving New
bern. S.ven thousand tro 'ps in attempt
my TO reach Washington f'om NeSeern,
on Wednesday, we're driven back Q mites
with the loss Of aboat 30 men. The LIST
accounts from General Foster s'a'e that
tho rebels had sent in three flags oi
truce for him to surrender WashinV'oh'
Fosters reply u tho last was. to send nc
moe hlgs; II they 'dii he would capture
them, aud Il they wanted Washington to
come aud take u, '2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-16
Prom Columhus.
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette.
COLUMBUS, April IL. 1853.
sOLpIERs' vOrIxo NILL PASSED.

DOrTetponoeoco VI buo Niuoauueh 0e~eNos ..-
COLUMBUS, April II, 1853.
SOLDIERS VOTING RILL PASSED.
Your readers will. without doubt. re-
jnice to know that the differences b-tWeeu
The awo HouseS u on the Soldiris' Young
Bill have at last heen settled, and the bill
is now in the ands Of the Enrolling Com.
mtlee. who will report il back lor tho
signatures Of the presiding officers on
Monday. This forenoon the secnn Com
miltss Of Conference reported to their re-
spcctive Houses that they were unsbl- 20
come to any agreement upon the subject
mater of difference, and ak 10 be dis
charged from luther consideration Of
that subject After considerable debate
10 the S-nate, during which Mr.. Groes'
beck made strong and perfectly con>
vincing argument in favor Of that bidy
maintaining i.s position. By vo'e Of
yras 92. nays 6. y third Commi'les OF
Conference was asked and granIrd By the
Huus.. Tne COMMITTEE, on the part Of
the Senate, consistpd Of N-ssrs. Gro-s
beck, Lang and Humphrevile. and on the
part Of the House, Messrs. West. Can
verse, and Dickmsn. Al the evening
session, the Committee r-p1rled the fol-
loving Sc tipi, as a substitute for the
Houses sectlun requiring The soldier to
| indorse his name aud residence on his
ticket. II reads:
S,e.ion 8. Separate poll,books shall be
kept. and ssparae returns made Tor the
voters Of ga h county. Th- poll ll.took'
shall name tie companies and regiments
or in ease If d-tacled vores. as above
provided fol-. the poAt or hospital in whicI
SAID election WAS held. .rhs county ant
Township. ward, or election district o
each vo'er. shall be indorsed opposite hi
name on the poll books"
Ths house adopted the report, bv 81
yeas To- &c nays, aud the s nate By
unanimous vot-. Thus tn HOUSE ha
acknowl dyed the jus'nsss of 'hr Senate
position; and it rs to Mrssrs. Gunckrl
Groesbrck and Hitchcock, lhd e crcdi
OF islnpving this o lection is particular.
due. for had it not teen for their tim !,
and earnest speec es, Ibr Sena'o woul'
have receded ffon l's amendm nj.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-16
Pleasant township Seminary

TINE above SEMINARY, united withiho Hyg'enic.
u Hoins Cure, Il an Institution of learning that
presents 10 all but more especially 10 lnvHltds, ibe
~ IN ,rtunity ot securing thorough Education, ,apd
o lmprnving ther ply slcal powers at the same Time
aud for less money than treatment alone would cost
III e m vt any nher Wafer Cure.
For particulars, seud fota circular. and remember
IN the next Annual FERN of the pleasant township
Seminary will comm mence on MONDAY, MARCH mo
3Uh ID. ISSa aud consist NJ 10 weeks, dividedin'
TO rhroe Sessions. asfnllows; 80,
summer Session from March the 3Oth I" Jnne i9lh
1864. Twelve weekstuiiion 50. Vacation 10 weeks
Fall session, from August 3ist To Nov. the GOlh,
1864. Twelve We, ks tuition 81. No vacation.
Winter Session, from Nov. I'D, 1858, to March the
18th, IsHl Sixteen weeks iui,ion.S 81. .
Tuition must be paid In advance, or secured by
note and no reduction will be made on account o'
absence. Ill,
W-PRoardIng, consistin offarinaceons food truit
and vegetablec will bs furnished by the Prineipai
at 81 mar week. ,,A
I-Pt have also purchased piano, and secured thc
services Of Prof G. SSHNEpER to give inStrncuOh o'
the Plano, and other instruments OF mu'e'
DR., JOSEPH FERMAH. Principal,
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February Y6, lRB9-iO-ly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-16
Lancaster, Lithopolis and Grove
port Turnpike Road Company.

NIOrICk Is herohy given, that at meeting ofthe
~ citizens residing In the vicinity Of said eontcm-
plated road. held 1t ha Clors's Ofica In the city Of
Lancaster, on Saturday. tho 2Ist DAY OF February.
Is6I Il was rssnvsd that said road, be located. aud
In accordance with saih resolutions, She following
persous were elected as Corpnrinrs: Or. Eels, Geo.
Reck, Henry N.phch, Josiah WriS !. H. h,aty. -
England, aud Il. p. Reinmund, whose petition has
been regularly died with tho Secretary ri lhe state
Of nhlo.
Resoired. That at said mecii g, the S'cTelar' oi
the Hoard oi Incorporrors give notice n the papers
ofthIscv that tho Books Will he. opeel al the fol
lowing places for the purpose of receivng subscrp.
tors H. the Capta stock for the completion OF said
Tarnpike, namely;
h. y, ReinmN ndp once in Lancaster o.
Store IN Greeurastl', ~
DR.. Minors 0Giee In Lthopolis.
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