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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-05
Nrw A0ucrtisements.
Pleasant township seminary


TENHE F. above Seminary, united with the HygieuIc.
Homo Cure, IL an Institution of learaing that
presents TO all bat more especially TO lnvads, the
oppartnltyot securing thorough Education. aad
OF improving their physical powers at the same time.
and for less mOuey than treutm0nt alone would cost
them. at any oiher Water Cure. n. .a..
For particulars, send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
SeniiBarv will com N eneeo on MONDAY, MARCHING
Both, A. d. 1863. and consist Of ~ weeks, dyidedin
10 Three Sessions, as foll0wS: ....... -...- p.
Summer Session from March the 50th 10 Juns 18th,
1859. Twelve eekstuiiion S6 Vacation 10 weeks
Fall session, from August lst 10 Nov the 10Th,
1863. Twelve wet is tuition So. No vacation. .
Winter Session, from Nov. ed, sG3. to March tho
leth. 1854 Sixteen weeks sutton, 81.
Tuition must be paid IN ad aBce, or secured by
note and no reduction will be made on account Of
absence.
IT ? Boarding, consisting OF farlnaceOus food frhil.
and vegeaOlec, will bp FURNISHED by the Principals
at 50 per week.
'rF'i have also purcbaseda piano, and sccuretlths
services OF Prof. C. NJ fSEIDER 10 give Instruction
the Piano, and other instruments O music, reason.
aOlc terms, .r- -... -. q. .....-. .. . .
Dr., JOSEPH FREEMAN, Principal,
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant.
February 70, lSG3-jU-ly.
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CLoTmlN0 MADE TO ORDER,
In Probate Court.

John .bbott and Lafayette Abbo!t, y,,in,ir.
Ad'mrs Of Uren ABBOTT dee.
against
John Brltch el ais, Defendants.
TE(O John Bitch. john AbbOtt, lafayette Abbot .,
q Srem Prafce and Iaur. his wife: Joseph q
Npurse aud A. s. NIuIse his wife, Ruiena Pniieua
Wise, .4inarltta 4. Wise; Ranord Rogers
- Wi-a.
You are hereby notified hat lht undersigned, the
administrators OF ren a ,0oit, dee have hie petit
tiou in tia Pro5at, ,oud Of fairfield county. Uiio
praying for the completion " 4 contract made be.
tween the said decelehtin his life time and said 9n
drew Britch, AMI Tor power - convey 10 the said
Brtch in accordance with said contract. the follow
ing real estate TO Lying aud beIug ia adi.U
Township. Far6 Id county. OHIO, described more
pafticuIaryas follows: "CommencinE al the South
west coruer of Oren 9Jbpt's farm; thcrce east
along the line between said .4pboli's iarm and =
piece orlaui owned by the said Britch TO the road
thence with sail road West 10 the lire brtween said
.4bbouand Elliott Grifth's; thence souta Wits said
line l0 the plire oi beginning
Aheariug will be had IN the premises Saturday,
Janiary cath .. lsi3. when sn order viii be taken
for the completion Of said contract, and the convey
auce ol said land.
JOHN 4BB0TT & L.3FAYETTE .7BBOTT,
.4mr Of 0ren Abbotl, dec.
byR. N. ChARKE, .9Ity,
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GT The following letter was furnisLe
us for publication:

HSD A"' iN''0"i"S I0NtSi was luluISbeN
US for publication:
CAMP CRIPPLE CREEK. T.,l I
Feb, 18th, 1868.
Mr.. MrCHAEL A. LEIsT-Dear Sir
This is tack that always pains my
heart 10 write Of the death Of one OF my
noble boys. But my dear friend such
are the horrors Of war, and it is with sad.
ness at write to you of the death of
your son Clay Lfist. There are several.
thirgs in bic character which oughtttp
console YOU. He WAS good. religious
boy, and know lo held out faithful in
trusting his God. -. He fell as none but
christians can fan. to'rise again ana III
day am confident his happy spirit is
praisins his God where sorrow can never
reach in that happy land. 0. how hard
il is TO lose one like him, for he was liked
BY Al IN his company. | never was &C
quaint-d with man loved more than
did Clay; for he never was called oD to
do any duty that was too hard Tor him,
and done all duty cheerfully and with a
smile on his face, and further braver
man never lived for on the 3lst day Of
December when | called my Company in
line, | saw his face light up with tue
light Of b TIL, and when ordered into
The fight he was calm and PLEASANT, and
he was one who never flinched from his
post, bn, St"od firm as all noble soldiers
30. Whilc. the rebels wers thinning oar
ranks your noble son STOOD firm done
his duty as roue but a brave man could.
Bu', y, how sad the news will be to YOU
Bat my dear friend, you have hope Of
meeting him ag'in where war and death
AID sorrow nevsrN come. o, how this
ought 10 cheer up your almos. broken
heart May God give you grace to bear
you up in lhis sad hour. | will give you
the particulars ef bis d-ath; HJvppenet
on the 3f,i Of December while our 'rsgi
ment was ard-red 10 fall back. | knew
nothing Of it rntI the, 9th Of this month
telling me tie sad news Ivy letter. I viii
give them as received them. TIE bal
entered below bis ear and came on;'or
lie op Of his head. passing through the
brain. One Of his lDgs was also broker
by another ball He lived six days ate
tn beth He was taken to the ho5pita
NEAR Murlreesboro, Tenn, and there dlad
and was hurled. also received hi
? pocket book containing two dollars ant
five cents and letters in his poss' ssioR :
Anv Information you want, il | can give
it, | will do it with the greatest Of pleas
ure. feel sad this morning while con
templsting the loss Of noble and a guOC
s"ldier, | sympalhizs with your f4mil!
for the loss Of your dear SOIL. q. ,s FL,
ID Yours truly. & " ~
Lieut. s T. WIDENER,
G m'dg Co |. ooh Reg. Owl
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From VicksbuFg.

ST. LOUIS, March 3--The Democrat
learns from private sources, that the canal
IRON the Mississippi river 10 Lake Pro-
vidence is completed, and on Tuesday
last the steamer Continental passed
through. |n7 esi.l-ags ,tna O.
Generals Logsu and M"Arlhur's forces
were ready for transportation, and are
probably on the way to r. d river before
Ibis. with the probable de ign Of e.opsr.
atog with banks against Port, Hpdsan.
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SCIENCE us MUSCLE On Friday eve
ming last. occurted one of those interest
ing ny displays of scientific skill which
it is not often our goo,t fortune to wit.
ness a, least in Iris bepichtcd portion of
ne world A personal difficulty having
aris,p between M.ssrs. CHARLES KUrz
and CHARtEs ROLAND, they detided to
senle il, by force Of arms, a Ia Sayers
and H.enan. Our, spsral reporter being
en- the ground thus graphically describes
the fight. .,.a-'lwt,. ,sst', ~. 'rg
Round lst-Bo,h men came galhnlly
up to the scratch; Roland led of conf
dsntlr with both hands, but was clrverly
s,,pped BY Kulz, who counrered on Ills
FN - I' Wv All
mob starting the cla,et and sending him to
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Suicide ola Deserter. I.

At Newark, ONO, % Monday a young
mar, pamed George Warn,F, private in
the 30 Ohio Cavalry, who had deserted /,
was arrested by .rhe provost gp.rd:and
was laksn TO the dspotlQ gOto-C Columbus.
He made no esislabee. but declared that
he would never enter the ranks alive. He
asked permission 10 visit an ealing house
stohAna, and was allowed 70 60 alone. by
the guards. When he had advanced
shout ten steps he turned about, drew
from his pocket pistol'and placing i at
his heart discharged 1t, killing himself
instantly. 'F' ~ '''
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On he 96th day Of February; 1868,
Wy s, D. Radebaugh, Esq, ALEXANDER
HANNA and Miss MARTHA BoYD, all Of
G eenfell township, Fairfield Go.
Near B,l imore, OGio, february 96th,
1868, at the parsonage, by the r v. John
Knmpsr, Mr. ABRAHAM SHEwALrEa and
Miss LANAY HOLDER. both Of Fairfield
county.
BY the Rev. AS Rick, on the 81 OF
March, CHRI7TIAN GREENwALT and RE
BEccA SrUTzMAN, at tbs house Of her
father, Emanuel S,ulzmsh near Bern SIa.
lion.
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LaneastsL produce Market.
New York Market.

New YoEK. March 4.
COTTON Dull. Dayy and lover, at
38..
FLoUR46@ f0e over closiop at 81
G0g7 20 for extra State; 81 9D@8 Tor
extra round hoop Ohio; SO l0@9 so FIR
Trade brands. closing dull.
WiIlSKY-Hepyy and decidedly
lower. ffA I-ft @ttE
Without dcciled change.
Winter red Western, 81 75@r 70; CHI,
20 spring, 81 43@l So; Mil@aukee
Clob 81 63@l 70.
CORN-lc better, with more doit;g.
a! %, @sl 90 for sound, and SSG97 Tor
uusound.
OATS Firm at 9o@o4c
COFFEE Firm. Nothing doing.
SUGAR Quiet and steady.
MOLASSES-Nsw OrIesns, j0@56 e.
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Assignee's Sale.

NV SATURDAY THE slt DAY or .NARCG.
Dis63, between the hours 0f one aud four O'Clock
IN the afterho3 at the DOOR or THE COURT
MOUSE iD the city Of Lancaster, will he sold 70 the
highest bidder, the following Real Estate, as the
property 0f John Lyons. 10 VIII
FiTst-Jhs south ends or halves Of Lots Nos. sevon
and eight Il aud y in th sixth square on Broadway
Of the town ofSEHeaster, Falfheld county O.
Ssc0nd-A part of no east half ~ lot so I3 In
square No z. so said town ~ Lancaster. lying West
or line parallel with and four feet wrl Of the Der.
iiiOn dividing the two rooms fine building on ssid
half lot aud being seventeen feet front on Main ST..
Ter1s Of Saie-One third In hand on the DAY Of
s1le. ard the residue in tyo eqla annual payments,
to DO secured 0y mortgage on the pre- nises.
JARED u. HOOKER.
Assignee OF John Lyons.
Laheas,eT Fsbf2lGj3-4T-Cw
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DlED--ln,oae of the Military Hospi>
.aIs, Nashville Tennessee, February 25th,
1868, DAVID DEvyIs, son Of Eli g. Dss
nis, Esq as-l la years 4 months and .
days.
The deceased nearly three years ago,
uniteT with TIE German Reformed Courch
viii h be qoaiinu.d uoul his early death.
10 Jaly last lie enlist in the 52d ~
Ohio Volunteers, lie. much tudesred
himself TO hiA eomp'nions in arms. and
was a faithful and duti(ul soldier, until
iseasc disanled him His father having
heard of hin sickness. Immediately hasten.
ed 10 Nashville and ministered t. his
wants, as a parent only can, during the
last frw ia, of his saff.ring. Bu. 4
fathers love and care proved unavaihug.
Death seized him as his prey. The sOr'
row stricken father brought homa his
remains and buried him with his kindred
near sugar Grove. a solemn fun.fal
sci vice was held in the German Reforms
I'D Chuich of this place, attended by a
large audience of symnaihizing friends
The &c eased suffered inlensy curing
his Illness, 5ut bore all patiently. having
b on resigned 10 his fate.
Sugar Grove. March 4, 1868 N. II. L
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The Norm ous IN a Eerment.

SALT LAKE Orr, Msrrb s. At a mass
meeting to day Governor Harding and
Associate Juslce Waite and Drake were
denounced as enemies to the Territory
and general Government. Aipetilion. to
the President for their removal is in cir
culauon.
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Lancaster, Lithopolis and Grove
port Turnpike Road Company.

7NToTICE is hereby given, that at meeting ofthe
citizens residing in the viciuity of said eontem-
plated road held at ha Clerks Office In the city Of
Lancaster on Saturday, the eIstaaay Of February.
1862 IL was resolved that said road be located, and
In accordance with said resolutions, the following
persons were elected C0rporators: Dr. Ecls, Geo.
England aud Is. f. Reinmund, whose petition has
been regularly filed with the Secretary "l the state
of Ohio.
Resolped, That at said meetii g, the Secretary Of
the Board Of Incorporslors give notice IN the pers
oTthis city, that tho Books Will be- opeted at the fol
lowing places for the purpose OF receiving suoscrlp
tions Il the Capital Stock for the completion oi said
Turnpike, namely: -.
b. +, Reinmsnd's once in Lancaster, o..
I'L Store in Greencastle,"
Dr. Minors Office in Lthopolis, "
Jno Raroy. Esq. in Groyeporl, -,
B.F REINMUND, Plest
JOSIAH WRraTr, Sec. Board Of lncorporators
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cF Oul county jail is well filed with
drstrters from all regiments, who will
soon be returned. The, work, Of arrests
sill goes on, and the ranks Of the army
will soon be filed with o d members.
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EF Our merchants, some Of them, are
now 10 receipt Of their spring stock of
dry! goods, The M.ssts, Reid are in re :
oeipt Of a,lsrge stock Of fancy and useful
dry goods. ~. "a, l,I.
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NWe. notice tLat the new proprie
tors of,ths Tallmadge House are here,
aud are busily Engaged IN fitting up the
house for the reception Of guests We
have not been advised how soon it will
open.
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EETLs various Turnpike Compani

EgrTLe various Turnpike Companis
now forming in this city are exhibiting
great spirit Of rivalry. We have moth
ing TO say in regard 10 tae prarteabili'y
of the proposed routes; both offer an
immense advantage TO Lancaster as a
oity, and we should like both rout' TO be
built All we have to say is, "Viod ]
7urnpikes."
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EgWe learn from correspondent
that Jesse Brandt Of Company F. 46'h
Regiment 0VI ]. and who was Orderly
Sergeant of the Company, has been pro
noted TO a Lieutenaucy in his regiment.
The promotion is a just one, aud should
have been made long ago. ..!5s. a'
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EFOnr frirndA should rrcollect the
donation yisit 70 bsSiventol Elder Whi'e
Of the Methqdlst Church this evening
Let there be'a full attendance from all
sources. --s r.luOl GAEAol NIJ
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Estate orELIzABErm FErTERs.

NJ MoTicE ishersby given that the un srsignsd has
y 6eeHappoipted'a and qnaliaed AZ administrator
ofibe kstats Of Eiz beth Fettefs. Ats Of Fairfield
county, deesased. Persons holding claims will pre-
sent them for ssttloment according 70 law. Those
owing lhe Estate will make immediate payment.
Dated this lvlh day Of FEB. a. ID. 1868.
JOHN a. FETTERS, Admir-. 4
Fob. lQ--9t447- -
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Ew The .,K. Rs" give grand hall al
the CRY HALL to morrow night. Tickets
81 90 Let there be full attendance.
Erary body and their wives should go.
The boys are really going 10 have nj e
time. One and all are invited.
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p0> Mr.. 9. w. LARGE, Agent for
" Sohmncker's Pictorial History Of the
present Civil War" and ''I'ving's Life
uf Washington" is in town licitiDg
subscribets for the above work H"
does not require payment until the work
ia delivered, and we hope he way meet
with abundant encourage
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EE Henry Pearse, son o( Jas. Pearse,
'oi Walnut township, hts been promoted
to, a Lieulerarcy in his regiment, We
suppose he has teen appointed to his own
company, viii h is company A. 1st Ohio
Cavalry, alIhf ugh we have not learned.
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ATOTICE Is hereby given that The uDdersigned has
been appointed sad "a ali1sd as Administrator of
The Estase o. CArnlins kiekyis, deceased, late Of
FAIRFIELD county, Ohio. Penons holding clplDs
against said estate viii pressnt them fOrseiusmsBt
aeeordnglo law. Those owing the estaie will lnsko
pa ymgnt. AJ.SH1AUKR.
Feb ~, fsCJ-3w47
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wAttenti,n is called to the sdvor
tisemt ut tiOfMt Fepmah, PrihcipaFof of the
Pleasant Township Seminary. This In
tlslitution is in "a flourishing condition,
go ard presents toall, bpt more especially
: to invslias, the opportunity Of securing a
thorough education .,e ,.-,..a-
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Hstntn Of mnrx nrnt o

NToTICEis hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been duty appointed by the Probate Court
in and for the County Of Fairfeld,ahdS Stale Of Ohio
of said County. deceased. Personsindebted TO said
Estate will make immediate payment to the under
signed ,'andthose having claims against the same,
will presen Mt such claims 10 the undersigned duly
authenticated. WILLIAM NJ. CoURrWRlGHT.
February S. le6S--3wi6
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EE-We publish this week an sdver.
tisrmcnt from Blandy's Steam Engine
Works of Zauesville, TO which, from its
importance, we invite the special atten.
tion of our readers. Su h Of Them as de-
sire to know more than the advertise.
ment tells them, will do well 10 send for
circular. We think its perusal will
serve to open their eyes 10 some things
rot generally known, We do not often
publish an advertisement Of greater i'm
portauce to- thu public than this
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w A grea, revival Of freligiou is in
progress at Asbury, Chapel; numb'rs Of
converts have bseh made, and nnder the
jurisdielion Sf the sbergstic pastor. the
goodswOrk promises TO progress brave.
". .ITFKH eotfj ''irf''|
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Attachment Notice.

Gilbert Deval, Plainlr) Before G. Slenman, J. p
against Or Hooking township, Fair
Darnell u Broker. DePD field county, OHIO.
fEN the e7th day Of January. A. d. 1883, said Jus
I Ttce issued an attachment n the above action
for tue sum Of S!92 63 GILBERT pEV Oh
Lnncnsler. Ohio, Fob. 9G, 1863.
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al Office is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed aud qualified us the Admin
istrator "f the Estate Of Andrew Jones. deceased-
Claims will be presented and settled according to
law. GEO. W. pRA ATT,
Admir-. of Andrew JOAes, dee.
Feb o. laG3--3w4o
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

yuNrE corpotators OF the Laneaster aud Aiiisrsp0rt
: II Tarap,ks Road Compaht heraby give notice that
The books or subscription sloek Ia said Company,
will be opened atLaaea5tsr, PlsasaRtDilie, BasAsS
Store, aid AiHsrSpOrt on and and amer "Wednesday,
pril lst. next.
r Feb, 90, le6S.--4wip,
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.nr,apn.1 mems

TNROM AprilIst next, the Corner Room IN the
Brick Building NJ the North West corner ofMSih
and Columbus sfrsets In 1sneasteJ; alsp4 theTooms
in the ffame buildings on the same lot on Columbus
street, now occupied by Upheld Ciipps, aIdfseorgs
Pairan. JOHN y. bhASBE. ''
Lancaster, Jan. 90, Iss3.-gdt4s
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DENTISTRY Il.

N. SCUTT. II. l.. CKIDEk
NPFICR, Giesy Block, Nain Street; the saE ell
I PAS heretofore occupied BY II. L CTider. t. i
P.S. MypecHliar business will he ltngtptuggt1g)
TeOth. viii be glad to see my Old ftiends.
Lancaster, jan & 96, lSg6-l4tf H, SCOTT.
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THE PERFEJTIoN OF MECHANISM
TIL MAGIC TINE BSERTER,

DEING A HUNTING AND OPEN PACE, OK
a0l.ady's or G-nlenan's Watch Combined, with
Patent sell wiudiny lmPro vement.
The New York llusyrated News, the leading pie
Iorsl paper d the United ststes iD Its issue OF Jan
10Th 1864, on page I47, v0uatarily says:
1--WE have Deer shpTn 1 most pleasing novelty, OF
which tire HrssARD BRos. Of this city, are the sole
Importers. Iii called the ".Adgie Tms ObseTrfr,"
and Is q hunting and Open-face watch combined =
This Que OF the pretIlest most convenient, and de-
cdedly the best and cheapest time piece for general
and reliable use. ever offered, u has within II and
connected With its machinery, its own Whiting s,-
tHchineut. rendering key entirely Unnecessary
The cases of this watch are composed oltwo metals,
the outer one being Gns 10 carat gold. .t has tho
impruy ed ruby action lever mo ement, and 10 war
ranted accurate iimeplece."
Price, superLly engraved, per case OF half dozen
s2t4.OO Sample Watches.in neat morocco boxes,
for those proposing buy at wholesale, S35 sentby
express, with bill Isyable on delivery. Soldiers
must remit payment in advance, as we cannot
collect from those in the Army. Address
HUBBNRD BROS. & CO., SOLE IMPORTERS.
S9aiA Cor. NsssGR 8. John Sts., Ifsc York.
Jan -, le63--;w
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EWe publish this week ssvsralvery
!, interesting letters from odr army cores.
WNDdentg. EfSrot ,r,,,s...y
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ZANE HOUSE.
G zANEsvnLLE, ONO,

M b' OVUhi itAANfAAN'NH
Late of Lancaster, and HOr'rsrcHttyot BdfHT' ohfS
rHAvING LEASED THIS WE'LL KNOWN
House for term of years, takes PLEASURE IN IN,
forming tho travelng public, as we'll as his many old
friends and patrons. that Is being thoroughly req
oyated and repaired; that new furniture has been
added 10 max ita FirSt Glass, HOtcI and that
heis at all Zines prepared 10 accommodate the trav-
cling public In tho best of style. .A .i5 Fms q.
The House Is pleasantly situst don The corner OF
Ffth and Main streets, in central part OF the city,
ear the Court House; aud buta few doorsfrom the
postoGlce!
e-e7-3m.
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NOTICE To TAX PAYERS The buggy
tax, license tax, and moDlhly reports fOr
October and November a e 10 my hand,
for collection. and should be psij@itb
out delay, r. NJ. CLARKE, Collector.
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VIRGIL e. SHAW
LAW OFEICE.

OVER SlFFoRD & DELASHMUTH'S DRUG
4 tsToRE. will attend promptly 10 ahRusiwefsen-
trusted to his csgrc.
Lancaster, Jdly J, ls6s-iStf
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= a Bully Boy ON Rs NEavk. .-ws learn
fiSm Que friend. t5Ohn Rosebrough, of
Hebt0ns Ihstlu gentleman, passing him
self as Mai. Charles Winters alias Miller,
alias McGohiu. alias KSlmnan. alias some
half dozen other iudividuale, has been
officiating AZ Hebron, Licking. county, for
some timeSs Major Of the s7rh Ohio 10
questof d,ssrisrs, and wholly thai means
has succeeded In deluding various an.
suspsefIg individuals out Of divefs sums
ofmoney,s on the pretsnce that he had
plenty Of money. but II was Government
gold, and PrOmi'ipg them bigger cent
age on their loans. We hope the scoun.
drrfmay meet with bis Just deserts. 7'
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CINCINNATI MAnl1ET.

ATM CIScIsEArI, March 8 :
CATrLE-There has been no clrangr
in the market the demand has keen fai-
aud prlccs ruled s'ealy for all beef ca'r
I!e. W. quot common SO 25l92 81; 70
fair 50 1908 good 50 95@3 50. and
prime 50 1884 per GENITAL gros,
HOGS-SiOck hogs are DAN al So 10
SO %, but fat averaging 3)D to 500 lbs
are in demand a. 5 IS per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-Sheep very scar aud in de
mand at 81 50iS6 gross. The unusual
high prices OF wool are inducing the far
merS TO keep their sheep rather than ssll
them. a1s
FbOUR-GeneralIy spe hing The mar.
ket has been dull and heavy, and prices
have bern somewhat irregular. Snp.r
fine IS 9Oa6 extra s646 10. Fancy
and family may 5s quoted at S6 96,6
40. The receipts arc large and but llhc
ne;ng shipped.
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~Col McYeigh will please accept
our tbanksafor valuable public documents.
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MARRIED.,

proposes to GIVE away.
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-05

EFThe following letter addressed to
a friend 10 This city from an Ohio Major
has been handed us Tor republication, dated
Camp Sill, February 2sd ...n E-.--. &.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-05
RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Comeneins Monday, February 10, 1863. Train
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