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HnrrK Conner.

& On our first page will be found an
other letter from ou' popular cores
pondent Harry Conner. We take oc-
casion to return our thanks to him for
his exceedingly well written, and in
teresting letters. They are read and
admired by all the readers of the Ga
zctte.
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NOTICE IL hereby given 10 the creditors Of Jamcs
INC Henley, that on tho 9Th day Of Octoher, A. b.
aud one-haH pr centum on tie CLAIMS agaifst said
james 6. Henley, which bad been pFesenied 70 aud
allowed by bis Assignee 70 be paid bythe undcrsgnsd
the 0tiee Of Hunter DauRherty 10 tie city II LaI.
caster In said county, which dividend will be paid
accordingly. bOsTHENBs WcABB'
Assignee Of james G. Honley.
lgucaster flot 4 fsGt.zs.. ~
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Notice TO Drafted Men.
HrADoRs or THE l2rU Cox. DIST
~, ,s1l..a4ta ntf. ItIt+ I.fk IEEQ

Chllcoho, Ohio July 18th, 1853 !
KpARAGR ApH Cd of Circular No "a rom the office
of the Provost Marshal General, is so far modified
rs to require every drafted man claiming exemption,
by reason Of having paid the sum Of thsce hundred
dollars e3D) under section l3 Of "lhp act for en-
rolling and calling ont the national forces and for
other purposes, approved March 3d. 1868, to present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from tine receiver Ofcom-
mutation money. for such amount, to the Board OF
Enrolment nf his district in order to receive there
nom a CERTIFICATE or EXEMPTION,
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue in each
Congressional District, has been authorized by the
Secretary OF War and directed hy the Secretary Of the
Treusrry to receive from drafted persons who de-
sire il for the purpose Of exemption nom the draft
tIemoney above specified. On receipt Of the sum
the Collector of Internal Revenue shall give the
drafted person paying it DUPLICATE RECEIPTS.
Both rnpos Of these ipts shall be dcveredto the
Board Of Enrollmen on or before the day the dmitc1
person is requircl to report for duty, copy to be
retained by the said Board;Nnl when so lcyercdtoth The
said Board tho drafted person shall hnfurnishcd 10y
the Board with Acertfcdte of exemption dscharginl
him from further liability under the draft 10y reason
Of having paid the sum Of three hundred dollars as
Aforesaid. GEO. W. EoBr,
Provost Marshal and President Of the
Board of Enrichment.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

To Charles Berry, James Hunt Mary Elisabeth
Jones (nnor) and Jane Jones.
Won will taenotce,tha on the l0th gay OF seIst,
in the Court ofCommon Pleas ofFair6eld County Ohio
where the same is now pending, demanding partition
ofthe following premises situate IN sad county VIZ
demands that partition he made of said promises as
follows: To the undersigned one-ionrth, and TO
Charles Berry James Hunt and Mary Elisabeth Jones
each one fourth and to Jane Jones' dover in one
fourth part III, l.,
made bv the undersigned, for an order that partition
may be made, &C., of said premises
"''' FREDERICK A. SHAEFFER.
Sept. II 1868 25--6w. PISS 80
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Paupers Voting.

We are informed by gentlemen from
Pleasant township, that three paupers
from the Infrmary votedin that town
ship. These votes were procured by
Vallandigham men, and were cast for
Xallandigham.
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Notice.


George Crook, Plaintiff
against .,.,, In Falracli county
Boswell s. Benedict, William A.
Hall, Lewis .Boned,et ana, Hen. Common Pleas
.fy G. SOuthwick, DeiendRnts,
partners trailing and doing bns- Court, Ohio.
ness under tie firm name Of
Benedict, HAL 90.
Boswell s. Benedict, william l. Hall Lewis r. Ben.
edict and Henry g. sOutwck partners trading and
doing business under the firm anI name Df Benedict
Hall Coz ell resiiiHgin the city Of New York in the
State Of New York, VII! take notice that -George
Crook Of the City Of Lancaster in the county Of Fair
field and State of Ohio did on the 9th DIV of June A.
b. 1863 file his petition IN the Court Of Common Plcs
within and for Che county Of Fairfield IN said state III
Ohio against tem, setting forth that on the 18th day
Of November, 4. D.. 1883, The said defendants dl EN-
pOy and hire him the said George CrOol, as their
clerk or saesn1n, for and during tho pcriol Of one
year, beginning on the lst dny Of December D. 1853,
aud terminating on the st ddy Of December D. 1869.
md then and there agreed 10 pay him the said Georce
Crook for and in cOnsdcratiOn Of the services Of tie
said George Crook under said cOntrDct 10 be rem
dcrod the sum of eight hundred dOllnrs and prayng
for Judgment against the said defendants for the enid
sum ofSS00; and also praying for hTr Of attachment
aranst them. Tho said Boswell $. Benedict, william A.
Hall, Lewis Bencdictand Henry G. sOulhWic an. no.
tilted that thegare required toappg1r and answer said
petition On or before the 2'th Day orscptomber next
| GEORGE CROOK,
Ry johns. BTa7se and
Clarke 4 Frtter lis AttOrnsys
| Dated August c. 'Gi-l9-gw.-pi$7.
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THE PARSING.

The first verb avdjls agrees with
''-" thou mayst have been how loved and
how valued as its subject, which is
therefore equivalent to, noun, neuter,
Sd, singular, nominative. The second
verb auaits agrees separately with the
- two singular nominatives !" thou
mayst have been related to whom"
and thou mayst have been begot by
% whom" which are equivalent to nouns
of the third person singular.
Loved and ualaed are participial ad-
jectives qualifying thou, while related
lis purely an adjective, and 6egot is sim
ply a participle forming with mayst
hare been verb in the passive voice.
There is no special difficulty con.
nected with parsing of the remaining
{ words Of the example.
\ With inexpert parsers, one great
source Of difficulty is their inability to
supply words that are understood, and
to arrange the words Of a sentence ac-
cording to their natural order.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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Returns from the ARMY.

CAMP NELSON, Ky, Oct. II
The result Of the election at the Gen
eral Hospital, at Camp Nelson, is as
follows: Union State Ticket, 230; Val
landigham, 5; Copperhead State Tick
ct, 6. But few county tickets pollcd.
Lieut.. J. w. WALLACE,
Judge Of Election.
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BTDITOR OF GAZETTE Dsar Sir: with your
~ permission wish u say the readers Of your
paper that will send by return mail 10 all who wish
Il, liree Recipe. with fll objections for making
and using +Inpe Vegetable Balm that viii effectu-
ally remove IN ten DAYS, PlInplcs, Blotches, Tan,
Freclslcs, and M Impurities Of the skin leaving the
same soft clear smooth and beautiful
win also mail free 10 those having B9ll Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that
will enable them to start full growth Of Lnxurant
Hair Whskers or Nonstache, in less than 30 days.
All applications answeredby return mail free oicharse
Respectfully yours.
THOMAS F. Oh tPMAN, Chemist,
No. S3l Broadway, New York.
April 3, 1868 --2mi
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p9- See advertisement Of John l..
Williams in another column. lie offers
the property known as the "Railroad
House for rent.
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Nntire to TnN Payers.

NToTICE is hereby given, that hereafter, the month;
u IN Tax must be paid between the 10th ard last o
each month. Persons failing to make payment within
the time specified, will he required to pay penalty
"'' II r.. NJ CLARKE
Deputy Collector,
Sent. Il, ls63.--tr
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MARRIED..

On the sth day of october, 1863, by G. steinman,
Mr.. GEORGE CALLAHAN and Miss HARRIET
GLINN, both of Clearcreek Tp.
Blythe same, Oct. sth, 1868, Mr.. JAMES PRATHER
and ANA NDA WILLIsON, both of this city.
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RAIL ROAD.
GUNNER RRANGEMEkT I
GOING WEST,

FastWard passenges TRIMS mhke Close COnnecIUns
at GAINESVILLE with Centr9l Ohio Trains for all points
East.
Westward Train connects as follows At Morrow
with Little Miami Train for Gll points South and West,
and also with Little Miami Train for East and North
Freight and Accommodation train leaving Lancas-
terat5+5 A. NJ, makes close connections with Cen
tral Ohio Train for Columbus.
Daily lines of Coaches connecting with Passenger
trains ere run from Circieviie, ChlliGothe and Co
lumbus.
Live Stock To the Eastern Markets By the B1ltraCr'
and Pennsylvania Railroads at as low rates axe OF
fered hy any other line.
For through tickets East or West, for further IN
formation as 10 Freight Rates Shipments please ap
Div to JOHN c. CASSELL agent at Lancaster.
WM. KEY BOND, RECEIVER.
W. W. CARD, Asst sup't, ZanesYille, o.
Feb 10 '63-iS--tf.
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CNN or about the 10th day of July 1861, ut Peninsula
Z Hohio, note for the sum ofone hundred dollars;
due November 3d. 1868, made by George Holmes OF
Fairfield county, Ohio, and payable to sarah fMr'
Notice is hereby given to the said George Holmes,
that PAYMENT to any other person than the said Sarah
'"'' SARAH FAIRCHlLDS.
Cot - 1ee2-5,y
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Rom@gp q

Sept. Il, ls53,--t.
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.SterenSon. Nh. Oct. Il.

OIeUeNS0H, HIU., OcI. II
The I'D Ohio Volunteers, for Ross
comfy, give Brough 81, Vall"ndig
ham s. Al! counties, Brough go; Val
landigham 20.
KNOXVILLE, Oct. A..
The 11Sth Ohio gives Brough 342,
Vallandigham 1863.
11lth Ohiq.-Brough, AGA; Vallan-
digham, "a.
45th Ohio.-350 for Brough.
The other regiments are not heard
from.
The rebels are falling back. Shack
elford sn pursuit. Jones has again clud.
cd us.
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A HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.

Z offer my House and Lot for SALE on Walnut street
Ropposte the residence Of J. 4. Rcam, Esq. This
property is conveniently located for persons doing
business on Main street or the Railroad and will b,
sold very low. GEORGE SMITH.
Octljth63-20-3m
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ELLIpsEs SUPPLIED.


heap Of dust alone remains of thee,
IT'S all thou art, and Nil the proud shall be,
ELLIPsEs SUPPLIED.
How loved, (and) how valued Chou
- once (mayst have been), avails thee
not, (and) to whom (thou maysthavc
been) related, or by whom (thou may.
st have been begot (avails thee not
A heap of dust alone remains of thee
It's all (tha) thou art, and Gt is) al
(thaD the proud shall be,
THE WORDS ARRANGED IN THEIR NAT.
,5. ..1~ URAL ORDER.
a. Thou mayst have been how loved
and how valued, avails thee not and
thou mayst have been related towhom
or mayst have been begot by whom
avails thee not. A heap of dust alone
remains of thee. 1t is all thou art
that, and it is all the proud shall be
+ that.
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zancs-
vile Rail Read Company,

III OLDERs Of the securities Of the above named
y Company, (othcr than hrst mortgage Bond hold
ers) including 5tockholdeisn floating debt creditors,
are required to sign the terms Of Reorganization and
to assign their Bonds evidences Of Indebtedness and
Certificates Of stock to the undersigned on or before
the TENTH Qoth) DAY or OCTOBER 1893, in or
der to securp any participation in the purchase Par
ties will not be allowed to sign after that dgte.
For further inforinqtionanl Bapka, apply to'JOHN
II. MuMAUGH or WM. p. GREED, Lanc08ler, Ohio.
CHARLES MORAN, Purchaser.
ccpten1ber g. lsG3-5yy23
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Dr. Sweets Inftliiable Lnbnont s prepared from
the recipe Of Or. stephen Sweet, o: Connecticut the
great bone setter and has been used in his practice
for the las, tAcnty years wti'the most astonishing
surrcss. As an external remedy, It tiswtbout a rival,
aud w,ll alleviate pan more speedy than any other
preparation. For sil Rheumltc and Nervous DisOr-
dc- iti- truly ulI.lible and curative for Sores,
Wounds, Spran-, Bruises, &c, ts soothing, healing
and powerful strengthening properties, the Just Won
der and astonshment Of all who have ever given it q
trial. Over one thousand certificates Of remarkable
cures performed By within the last two years, attest
this TACT. See advertisement lyl4
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HOUSE AND LoT For SALE-See the
advertisement of George Smith.
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hdministrator,s Notice

NOTICEis hereby given, that the undersigned have
y been appointed and qualified as Administrators of
having claims against said estnte will present them
legally authenticated, within one year, and all who
are indebted, will make immediate payment.
ISRAEL SLEEPER,
Oct. 15-2S 3w " ANDREW SH EFFER
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Estate Of Wnr. RowIcs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
/ y have been appointed and qualified as Executors
Of the Estate of Vim. Howes, late of Fairfield county
JESSE ROWLES.
Oct 1-oT 3w WN ROWIFS
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MILITARY NOTICE.

TEIHE COURT of Inquiry Of the lat Regiment Fair.
field County Militia met Al the time sppOnted by
Law, and after having transacted other business, al
oumei b meet a. tie sheriff Office in Lancaster, on
Saturday, October 10Th, 1868,
at O'clock A. ~, NJ which time all members Of said
Regiment knowing Themselves 70 be delinquent at the
offer muster held At Camp Licking, sre adTnonshed
10 appear ard present their excuses.
Notice u also gwen that ~ dclinqusnts o. the Com
pany and Battalion muster Of said Regiment, can pre-
sent their excuses 10 the Court on Erijgy, OctObei
10Th, 1863, at the sIine time and place
Capt. o. II. PERRY,
oct 5ih-iL Judge Advocate.
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BoARDERs WANTED.-See advertise
ment of Mrs. e. C. McCracken.
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ISPIcnsmmt township sculinnry.

HitHSNht a aOWHSubp SchlndIy'
TFNIIE above Seminary, united with the Hygiene
Home Cure, is I'M Institution Of learning that
present, to all, hut more especially to Invlds, tho
opportunity Of securing thorough Education, md
of improving their physical powers at the same time
and forless money thnf treatment alone would cost
them Mt any other Water Cure
For particulars, send for n circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
Sc,l A. ID. 1863 and consist of 10 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, rs follows:
Summer Session from March the 3Oth to June 10Th
1868. Twelve weeks tuition sG NHvation lOwcclis.
Fall Session, from August lst 60 November the 29t
1863 Twelve weeks tuition 81. No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 2ad, 1868 to March
18th, 1864. Sixteen weeks tuition IS.
Tuition must be paid in advance, OF sccuredbynote
and no reduction will be made ON account of absence.
nb Boarding, consisting of iarinaccous food trait
and vegetables, will be furnished by the Principals al
S2 perweck.
nf'I have also purchnseda Piano, and secured tbs
services of ProtcssorC SCHNEIDER to give instruction
on the Piano. and other instrument of music, on rea
sonablc terms. DIR. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal,
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February 2G, ls83-ly50
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Horny G Black, PrtlF Before G. steinman, J: P,
against Sof Hooking Tp., Fairfield Co.
John p. Galley Deft Ohio
ON the goth day Of September, AID 1863, said Jus
btlce issued an order of Attachment IN the aoove
action for ga a.. HENRY g. BLAch.
Lancaster, oct5th, 1S53-os.3w.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.
REGULAR coMMUNICATIoxs,

LANCASTER LODGE. No. 57.. os.ojer 20, 1863
CHAPTER No Ill. " %
y. STEINMAN, Recorder.
Lancaster. July ., 13C2--lj
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ES wv @Rede

HEADQUARTERS 18th DISTRICT OF ONO,
ChILMO0TrR, Ono, August lG, 1861 I
Reward Of TEN DOLLARS (slOJ and reasonable
expenses incurred, will be paid to any person arrest
ing and delivering deserter at these Headquarters,
or toa Deputy Provost Marshal Of this District.
GEORGE W. ROBEY,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
September ., ls6J-23tf
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

w pursuance oran order Of sale granted by the Pro-
I bate cOnrt Of Fairfield County, Ohio, will offer for
sale ut pubic auction, free of dover, on Saturday,
the 3Ist day of October, 1sG3, at tho door Of
the Court House. in the city Of Lancaster, Ohio, be-
tween the hours ofl0 o'clock, \. NJ, and o'clock
VI. the following described Real Estate, to-vit:
The south half OF n-Ot number ninety-two t92), II
CarpcntcTs addition The town, nOw city Of Lancaster
Ohio.
TF,Ns OF SALE--Onc.third in hand, one third in ont
year and the residue in two yaGrs, with interest on th
deferred payments from the day sale.
Appraised at seven hundred dollars.
G. W. PRATT,
Admr ofthc Estate Of Andrew Jones, doc.
W Pitt Creed Attorney.
sept. u, l: 63-2 If
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CNmJeNdid Gap, Oct. II.
Col. Lemonts Brigade, seth Ohio,
129th Ohio Cavalry, 22d Onto Battery
-Brough 549; Yallandigham 1G.
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ATTACHMENT.

j. W. Pcarsc, Pm ! Before ]. V. Drson, jus
tee OF the Peace oil N9InG
Joseph White, Def. Township, Fmrfell Co, Ohio
nN tho Eth day OF Sept. 1863 said Justice issued
Fan order ofattnchment in the above actonior the
sum Of Sixteen Dollars
Mlersport, Sept. 2sth, g. j. W. PEARSE.
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OUSE, in LnnCaSIer,
VIRGIL E. SHAW,
LAW OFFICE

NrFICE OVER sIFFoRD & DELAsHMUTHs
Z DDRUG STORE. WIN attend promptly to all busi-
ness entrusted to his care.-
Lancaster July 3, eft
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FGDHs ESpnnd.
TENhe RAILROAD HOUSE. formerly kent bv Trim,
4 Garthwaite, corner Of Columbus and Railroat
Streets, opposite Pratts lanyard is offered for rent
The house is well adapted for n hotel or boardn,
house, with good stahling and other cOnvenienccs-
Possession gwen Immediately
Octl5-29-3w. JOIN /. WILLIAMS
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

A CCORDING to n late decision of the War Depart
N ment all aged and mfrm persons having two or
more sons subject to draft, wishing the exemption of
office and make the election according to the form
prescribed, and instructions given.
And all exemptions heretofore made out, are can
cellod and Of no effect for want Of form.
THOMAS DRAKE,
Oct !, 1SG3-3w DEPUTY Provost Marshal
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Difficulties In Parsing.

i. How loved, how valued once ayails thee not,
To whom related, or by whom begot;
A heap Of dust alone remains of thee,
'Tis all thou art, and all the proud shall be,
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NOTICE TO sPoRTsMEN,

KToTICE is hereby given that we, the undersigned,
will prosecute TO the fullest extent Of the law, all
persons hereafter found shooting netting or trapping
birds or any other game on our respective premises.
NEWTON PETERS, HENRY WORK,
28-3w r. J. PETERS, VIM. BRUMPIELD.
ROBERT WORK.
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NOTICE TO PARoLED MEN,

HEADQUARTERS 18th DISTRICT OF ONO,
ChillicOthe, o.. Sept. 90 1863. I
A Ill soldiers captured and paroled before the first
~ day ofSepternber 1863, have been exchanged, and
must report to their proper post for duty, mime.
datoy, or they will be arrested and treated as deser-
teTs.
Those at large in the counties OF Fairfield Hooking,
PckNway, Pike, Ross and Perry, will report to these
Headquarters where they will be furnished ranspor-
tation to the nearest military post
GEO w. ROBY,
Oct. !, ls63-273w Capt. and Provost Marshal
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Back Pay,

Allowed by law to all Sol Ters disabled in service y
Widows, Orphans, or Widowed Mothers Of deceGsec
Soldiers. Our facilities for collecting
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References.

We refer % tho following citizens Of lancaster, Oh 0.
Hon. Thomgs Ewing Hon. P. b. Ewing. Aessfs. Hun
ter & Daughcrty, John D. Martin, join 9. Brasee,
Charles F. G4raghty, Mes5rs RcoeE, Autz Co, DT.
Wagenhals Pens On Surgeon.
Lancaster, August %, IsS,-2lG
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CHANGE OF TINE,

Cincinnati Wilmington & Zanesville
sssss1sa -sszs,sgi selte tt~'gsF5-s.i Y
iElll1 .rIEr-l -arS IT, Y - =
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"TIE UniOn-It must, and shall be prcscrved!"-
lndro,p IaeLeoa
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THURSDAY, October 10, 1868.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-16
Come down in the center,
That's what it means!
N. G.
,~ S A DDLE R,Y

THE UNDERSIGNED is NOW SITUATED
u so as to give his undivided attention to the
Mandatory Of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADEI
he has now on hand and in process of making, a
splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies'
Saddles; Saddle Bags; Buggy, Carriage, Brake
and Sulkey Harness; Wagon and Plow Gear;
Riding Brides, with hacking, Port and Snaf1e
Bits; Wagon, Buggy, Cosch, Sull1ey and Rid
ing Whips; Hog and Kipskin Collars; Horse
Covers, suitable for all seasons; Leather, Web
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp
and Cart Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in Saddlery Establishment, which will be
sold at Wholesale and Retail, at low prices, to
Punetual dealers; per cent off for Dash.
~ All Repairing attended to at once, at my
Old Stand, on End street, to find which, "Come
down in the Center" between Market & Sutton.
T. K. RICKETTS,.
Maysville, March 26th, 1868.
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,INCDENTs.-Ths second Ohio Cavalry
regiment which passed through this city
last week, we are informed, carried of, out
Of Fleming county, number of slaves,
some Of whom belonged to unquestionably
"loyal" men.
4 little scene which occurred ct Sharps-
buts has bsen related to Dc. 2 The regiment
above named, brought along with it . ne
gro from Ohio, dressed in military uniform.
An officer of the regiment being at q bar
taking . drink with q friend, the negro
stepped up. ordered glass, saying he would
drink with the two gentleman. The officer
declined the proposal. wbersupon the negro
knocked him down. Some of the Kentucky
10Th exhibiting indignation at this outrage,
were told by Ohioans that the negro was
the most popular man in their regiment,
and e hair of his head was touched, they
would clean out every one of the 10th KY,
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