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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08
9peliaI Notices.

nISEASEs OF THE NERVOUS, SCI M.
~ ALs URINARY AND sexual
nM-Sev and reiiabi treatsr sni---In Repor, !
Of the HOWARD AsS0CrATTON-sert Nv r,tf In
letier envelopes, free Of charge Address, Or.
: .hhiLLik HouGHFoS. Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa
dsc2-d& w3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08

EEThe Due West Is c } Telescope
says, that three printers and boy having
left for the army, and the foreman given
him notice that be hsd volunteered, lesv-
ing only one boy in the Office, intimates
that the Telescope will have to suspend
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nov4s-dsw
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

~
Iv Cyrus kinsey. James Bradford, Jehn stannus and
Hiram b4rA-f
fcu will la notice that there is 6ie In
the oeaee OF the Clerk ef the District Court of Lee
county, lewa, at keokHk, petition Of James Nc
Qusic csi sni ng OF detetdani Csrus hInsey he sHm
Twenty -four HnDorec and Eigniy-nue 58-leo Dol
ysre, M Bey Que On three pfouis~ory notes, and
Claiming agsiasi all a' the foreclosure ci cer
Deed W Mortgage r ace by sai1 Cyrus hinsey 10
one Hugh + heti, and convesng The following fes-
eFieed real ale, to-ss lots eieven IL and isev
.ia In Block thirty mine ssl, III Reads ADDITION 10
tAe Cfs keokuk County ot Le~ and State OF Iowa
given the said KipseA to secure the payment OF the
said notes, aud interest thereon, bs Reid
Signed together with khe ergnai BOXES 70 palntif
NJ eaugd.
Nov therefore, unless yeu sppear thereto and de-
ftnd sn 9 before noon of 1hs second day Of tie
heat February term IS64 Of The said Court. Gecree
will be drrea sgsnst yea by default, pray fol
in said pesliIon.
RANKIN * McCRARY,
n9via-d4w AEorneys for Pla4ntf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08

EKcLEcTEp CoroH, Colp, Az IR-
sHiTArKp Or soRIE TBRoar IL allowed
10 progress results in serious paIInon-
ary BroBebieai and Asth matte Diseases
ofteH,im es ineurahie. Bpows's gsoE-
lcn CAT IRocGEs reach directly The nf-
feetef psrte, and ri We ainlg-t i'm m ed late
relief. For BEoHcHITIs, ASTHMA. Ca
lT.RRn, aud CossgAP1I CoUaHs the
rroebes are nseful. PrBLic SPEAK-
ERs and srNeARs should have the
froehfs 70 clesr and strer gtheu the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08

WooD There was good demand for
wood on our streets yesterday, and it was
selling at s4 80 to So so per cord,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08

STATE OF IoWA.t
- LEE CouHTY.
In the District Conrt or said ounty Ia Keokuk
fresnrn Knowles, PissstF1
.Yevyss
John Rsbin
Henry Cofwith, Defendaafs
Notice Is hereby given TO the Defendants herein
above named ths pefifon in eis action is On
in the Clerks siire Tile D let Court AZORES In
oehaif ct he zsoTe named fianuG, against yau and
caa s ng 10 redeem from you under fuhir mortEsse
certain premises An the fouh est quarter of Section
-, ISs bsbtp 20. Range west, in .aia County AID
sta,e end se defns you Cea's 62 he vaioe o.
said redemption, eion bra hog further tst the
title OF petit In said PREMISES as ainst you bs
qAieird and established and fof gepersl reii<f
And unless you spptar and maze ds-ienss thereto
eea,rs ncou OF Tie secpnd cay OF The next term Of
AID Loufi, 10 q on the nrs Monday OF febru
sry 1884 udxr eat vii ee entered axaiust you A.
prsy ed Gr In ssid pettiou
ROBERT H. GILLAORE,
novzo-c4w Ally for PisInuf.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE.
ruk taws Ma wg tEez

sUKFElUK's UFEICE,l
Keokuk, Iowa, May ~, 1864
H0TICz~--To all persons having guns revoivers
pistols, munitions Of OF Any kind for sale are
ordered not 10 sell dspoee OF the without nsst
obtaining permit frem the unnerpigned BY order Of
the Special Agent Of the Treasury Depa trnent All
persons violating this viii fiasfe 10 have such
goods con6sca the the ayeHnmea Of The
United states. JOHN SrASNUs,
may2e-dtf surieyor and Collector
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fBy rRlEeRAPH.I
stock Market.

hones-A Give and steady att per cent
Sterling Exchanee--Duli and lower. l6lk0165
Goii-I Irregular us ssettled and lpwer, ops ming II
Arm q lsO3. IL n .
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R9- Ladies remember the Aid Society
this afternoon. Be sure to be at Nc
Cune's Hall at precisely two O'clock
Bring your needles and thimbles, and
prepare your minds for ,cork.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08

sS The river is still slowly falling at
this point, and is lower now than it has
been at any time this season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08

UNION SocIAL.-There will be Union
Social this evening at McCune's Hall,
and if you wish to spend an evening
pleasantly and proftably do not fail to be
pra.apt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Petition to Sell Lands.
susanah Ring. Administra,r Petition 10 sell lands
against to pay debts and TO

susanah Ring. Admin'.ra,r1 Petition TO sell lands
Jacob {. Ring a, su. ss.Is as %& dover Sa A"' "
To susannah P. Thorne, Ca,harine ST. Claire, and H.
Y. II. Claire. her hnsba nd; Horny Ring, LconIdas
Ring, John Cradiobangh land William Cradle
baugh,
You are hereby informed, that have filed petit
on, as administniix Of the estate Of George King,
deceased IN the Prnbats Court Of Fairfield eoin
oh io for the sale. &e Of the roal estate Of said do
cedent; and shall In pursuance OF the prayer said
petition. on the day ofAprI.A "A. D. la63 Assooh
thereafter as counsel can be heard. for an order
Tor the assignmen OF the dover tho widow OF said
George Ring In the whole o the rcal estnie OF said
decsdent which includes rs we'll the real estate here
inafter described as the following, to wit: The
Homestead and farm upon which said George Ring
resided M tbs time Of his death, and being about
seventy four acres In section 49, OF township H. Of
range TO- In Fairfield county. Ohio and for The sale
OF the follow Ing real adate Of which the said George
Ring died seized, to.witi In Lots numbers 30, ~,
i90 300 aud l5d. In the city OF Lancaster, Ohio.
Also. 40 acres ofland lying and being In Berne
township, Fairfield county, Ohio. and being IN sec
ton ~. township n. range 10. Also the undivided
hall part OF tho following real estate, to-wit Lying
and being In Clinton county. In the State OF Ohio.
and described more parilcularlyas as follows: A part
Of survey No. -of entry No. l0i7, and part ofout
lots Nos. and .: and also the following described
above described premises; thence rupning west 10
poles 10 sakei thence north poles and ton feet 10
stakei thence easti poles 10 stake; thence south
poles and ten feet 10 the place OF beginning. To-
gether with like undivided half part OF all The ma
chInery In or on said above escribed premises.
SUSANNAH RING. Admr'x.
March ~, io0J--5wslpfS6 ofGeorge Ring, dec.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
NOTICE.

All persons who have had their
mouths prepared for artificial teeth by the
lata DR.. j, s. Hamil, or who are wearing
temporary teeth inserted by him, or who
made contracts with him for work, will
please call on Dr.. j. Fssman with whom
arrangsnsnss have been made TO com,
plsts unfinished work ofDI. Hsnil aud
with whom Dr.. Hamil's books will be
len. Dr., FssmsD viii bs found after
April Is. one doOt west Of Dr., Wagon.
halls ofbcs 10 The ShSeffer Bloch.
March 10. Mrs }. s. HAMlL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Lancaster, Lithopolis aud Grove
port Turnpike Road Company.

NJoTlCE is hereby given, that al a meeting Of the
" citizens residing In The Viciuiy OF said tontem-
plated road, held nj hn Clerks onlce In the city Of
1884, II was resolved that said road, be located and
In accordance with said rosolRions, the following
persons elected as Corporations: DR.. Eels Geo.
Rock, Henry lspach, Josiah Wright. r. B"Rty, -
England, aud h. p. Reiumund, whose petition has
been regularly died with the Secretary ol the State
OF Ohio.
RssoIpsd, That at said meeting, the Secretary oi
the Board oi Ineorporsors give Boce In the papers
Of thisciy that tho Books will be- opeLed al the fol-
lowing places for tho purpose OF rec0lymg subscrlp
onS ~ The Capital Stock for the completion OF said
Tarnpike, namely;
b. 1, ,Roinmnn nd's once In Lancaster, o,
Store In GreencAsLle, -
Or. Minors Once In Lithopolis, f"
Jno. Raroy. Esq. In Groyeport. =
B,F. REINMUND, Plsst
JOSIAH WRIaAT, Sec. Board Of lneo operators
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Tue REACTION in ENGLAND.

George Thompson writes from London,
that tho reaction in England Is grounded
upon a solid foundation, both among The
masses sf tn, people and 10 Parliament.
lie says.
Tho men who, a few months ago, were
so bold aud blatant 10 the advocacy Of the
caus, oi the Southern rebels, are now
silent. Though some Of them are in Par.
lament, they have thus far been silent,
mute, and we hear nothing of motions in
favor Of ofrecogni,i.n o, proposals OF mes
dialion. We have now an organization
which will enable US 10 furnish an anti
do,e 10 any pro slavery poison th't may
bo difIused through the press or tho le.
gislature; aud there are men in thellouse
oi Commons who are so thoroughly con.
Vris.nt with The merits OF the question
Tint any misrepresentation Of facts would
be met at once with an smple and over
wheIming iefu'aion.
AT an emancipation meeting held in
ST. james Hall, London. in February
Mr. Thompson delivered one of his mos
telling speeches. and offered The follow
ing resolution. censuring tho Lore Mayor
which tho audience vociferously applaud
ed, aud adopted without a dissenting
voice:
y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Interesling from Chattanooga,

New York. March 81 The Murfrees.
boro correspondent Of tie Phil delphia
Press. has Obtained the following,intelli
gence from gentleman who Just return,
cd from the vicinity Of Chattanooga: The
rSbOls aro building immense forli6cations
St Chattanooga, and Already have between
iifty and sixty siege guns in position al
Bridgeports. There have been consruc.
ted soms Gns earthworks also at Steven.
son. Aabsuia. Shslbyvile, Tallnhoma
and Dscherd.
Bragg lost at the battle Of Stone River,
Is 800 men in killed, wounded and mis-.
sing. Thisis the official 6grrp. 700
officers were killed, wounded aud mis-.
sing. Two Generals were killsd aud 5
wounded. Gems. Breckinridys and Cheat.
ham escaped. without a scratch.
The rebel army in Tennessee consists
Of 1870 regiments of'infantry and rs r'gi
meu,s of cavalry. The latter under Gen,
Wheeler, Van Darsu being second In
command.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
RE Eeavy firing was Heard al Porl

~ Eeavy firing was heard at Port
Royal on The 25th ultimo, from the di
rsction Of Charleston. and it was surpos
sed thai Orr iron cluds were engaging the
rebel batteries at stons lnlet. Nine sail
iug vessels, four eunboals. four monitors
aud number Of Transports composed t!is
expedition. Il may be presumed. there
fore, as the dispatches yesterday indicat'
ed. that ths attack on TIE rebel strong
hold has now fairly begun. Furrhrr new
from that quarter will be awaited viii
great interest.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
IMPORTANT FROM MURFREEsBoRo

MURFREEsBoRo, tenn March 3O.-Re-
liable news from the r,bel army was re-.
ceivsd to day. Polk's corps advanced
yesterday 10 Guys Gap. iS miles south.
on the Shelbyville pike. Hardss's corps
is at Shslbyville. The rebels there have
been on half raiioos Tor three weeks
There is great dissatisfAcIion am ,ng them
Everybody 10 tie ranks is anxious for
peace. The rebel forage trains have bssn
abandoned. They now only forage with
single mules in small parties. Country
people within the rebel lines are reduced
10 half IationS. Families are each mum
bersd and stores inventorisd. and The OK
cess over shoit allowance is appropriated
for the use Of the army. No beef h.d
been issued for the last week At Shelby
vile. .3s
All the foregoing may be relied upon.
as il is confirmed BY parties unknown TO
each other.
Eight regiments Of Morgan's command
are at Liberty. Morgan liss at the Arm.
stroog House, Mo Minuvills. with his 6u.
gers shot away aud wounded through the
Sh ulder.
Country people don't believe the rebels
Of this army propose invading Kentucky.
Cavalry In attachments will make raids
into the State for recruits. aud no infAn.
Try will accompany.
Morgan's guerrillas came near here
lac. night. running of negroes and wound.
ed one dangerously. He is here in the
hospital. This, at pressn. is their priu.
0iPal business We are having snow aad
rain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

~ Ghls get ripe much earlier. Ih'n
boys. The moment the former gets be.
you'd fifteen, they are young ladies, while
boys of that age are only thought tit to lug
water and shovel away snow storms. A
girl al eighteen knows more than boy al
twenty One.sCtsr that age, corduroy not on.
" ovsrtakes calico. but p'sseS her. 10
males seldom improve after they are TWEEN.
ty. Males don't brgin ,oimprove ill after
that age. lie with people as with veg
stableO; the faster they grow. the sooner
they get done with u.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

"The wide pasture is but separate
spears. Of grass; the shsstsd blOom OF The
prairiss bat isolated flowers" Reader. il
you can make this thought your own,
you will learn how il bshooves you to
live a life Of purity, iu thought, feeling
and conduct. Then will you GIL your
place in the army Of thu pure, the good,
and the beautiful. aod move forward 10
the harvest, when the tares, and all un.
slightly plants are 10 be separated from
the wheat. which is to be gathered into
the garusrs Of endless bless. dnvss.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
RT Victims Of Rheumatism, read:

CLEARpoRT. falrhsld Co, June 4, 1851.
DR.. O, W. RoBAcK. No. 6 East Fourth
street. CiSoinuaIi. o Dear Sir.-This
spring hired TO work upon farm dur
ing the summer. bpt became severely
afflicted with Rheumatism, and It disa-
bled mo so much. that was compelled
10 quit work, After being confined 10
my. room, for some time, | procured Of
your agents at this place. Msssrs. Abbott
q Sons, a bottle Of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and box Of your Blood
Pills. and after the use Of them, was re;
stored to perfect health. Que bottle Of
your Blood Puri6 and one box Of your
Blood Pills performed a perfect cure.
Being satisfied that it is an Invaluable
remedy. sent you this to he published.
if you think proper, that others sim.
ilarly affected may have ths be usfi, Of my
experience.
slLAS SPRINGER.
~ See advertisement
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

GLoRrous USIoS VIcroRY The FIRST
April gun-has been 6red by Rhode Is
land. where an election was held yestpr
day for Gov rnor. Members of Congress
and Lcgislanre. Little Rhody did le,
duty. The Union party swept the State
wi'h whirl, elrctiDg Governor, both
Members Of Congress, and large major
ity OF the Legislature. The first gan for
April hit tie eopp'rheads squorely. 1t
is fitting response TO III, patriotic ap
psals Of the army. Connecticut and
Ohio will come and mark ii. with thr
sane results.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Inc, if they don't reach The louare.

line, If they don't reach the square.
The GaEstis is . pleasant yisit9r IL
camp. although but few numbers come.
As through its columns We hear from
f'isIdsiu other paris OF the army. and
occasionally get glimpse Of die inner
lille Of The toSn, heating Of the sayings
aud dOings around the old pump aud
corner posts. If "Harry" issls tina. 10
the tremendous nhsBges that ere daily
occurring in their midet, he has been
roughly handled, yet he should not dss.
pond because oi lie backward change,
but wake up. remembering that life is an
open SEA upon which it he wills, lie can
make himself fol. as a true sentinel on
guard, and being felt. promotion will Cad
him sooner or late: Each act of lite
makes iis mark on hisiory's psgs which
| iffo!lOwed BY successive acts. will tell sS
the constant lapping wave after wave on
the rock bound coast s. then look up.
my boy. and be man determined to win
al' that's oHt. All depends upon the marx
At which you "fre." and the spirit with
which you follow the change. Abraham
Lincoln was but . '.Rail splitter" with
less opportunity then Of developing his
powers than are nov open to the poorest
sentinel on picket: aud surely wheu the
country needs all her sOns. aad the wave
Is constantly rolling. "ihM leads on 10
glory If taken at its full" you med not
dsspond. EM'L .GIEsY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.
Tn pursuance Of an order granted BY tho Probate
lCoun Of Fairfield county, Ohio, will oGer for sale
at public auction on
Ttesd ~ dprl 2Ist 1853

at public auction on
Taesd,y. april 2lst. 1868.
At oc:ock P: NJ, upon the premiscs. the following
aeld and State Of Ohio. to-wit:-
Loti Nos y ard 90 (apprased subject to the widow
dowor at es63 O0) In the town Of Baltimore, Ohio.
Also Lots Nos S. Sc aud 81 In the town Of Baltimore
Ohio, appraised at ninety dollars gross. Also
lot No 81 appraised at $50 TO- Also Lots Nos 90. %
%, 100 and iO In tho town OF Baltimore, o. appras
ed SM0 90 gross. Also Lots Nos Iss and la3
gross; asoa certain Ave tract of lamp lying and
oeng In section No ~. township No 10 OF range No
o Fairfield county, o, and lying south ofthe said
town ofBanimore, o, appraised at $40 per acre.
Also nVe traei Of land bounded follows to-
wit: Lying and being In the south east quarter or
section No ~, township No 10 OF range No i9 and
beginning at the southwest corner or Luther Righ
land e lard the Trovinger road. Thence rurniny
north 10 degrees webti chains and 81 lints. Theme
north ~ minutes east 10 chains and links 10 stake
Thence east chains 10 Links 10 a stone. Thence
south 10 degrees west 10 chains and "a links TO the
place ofbeginning; appraised at $50 por acre Also
part OF the southwest quarter Of section No %,
township No ls 10 range No 10 described ~ follows
to-wit beginning IS roda south of the southeast
corner OF Granville and Market streets OF tt town Of
baltimore, o, run alag thonce 10 deg u min. east
chain and 50 links to = stake. Thence sonth deg
DO min vests ohains and 81 links 10 stake, thence
north - dog % min west chain and so links TO a
stakei thence north deg 30 min ehAins aud %
links TO the place Of beginning. containing and
o.lOo acres, appraised al e4U per acre.
Terms OF SAlo-One third in hand one third In one
year, aud one third In two years from tho day OF
.ale; with interest; the payments TO 30 seeurod by
mort t2hge on the pramises. JESSEP. OU fCALT,
Admini-trator Of x J. OUrCALT, ,doo
uleasier March i0-i2-iw
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
par,ioolar, Of ,ho rou Hudson AFFAIR.

WAsnISo1oA. April !, - Dispatches
from the Mississippi Squadron embrace
reports from the commanders Of the sev
.ral vessels that attempted 10 pass Port
Hudson on the night Of the i4lh Of March
in which 1t appears that they had reachsd
tho last and most formidable batteries
and were congra,ula,ing themselves on
having gained be turn in the river, when
the Mississippi grounded. Fearful that
this vessel under ths Calling FIRE Of the
enemy, would fall Into their hands, shs
was deliberately destroyed by her com
mandeV, af,sr tho removal ofAll on board.
No private effects wrrSsHved This mis-,
hap 10 the Mhsissippi csus,d derange'
ment Of the well con,rived programme Of
Admiral FarrAsut, fOs the passageOf all
The vessels The sighting Of al our men
10 dssCsihtd AZ Ia the highest degree
oredilabls.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
TO THE CREDITORS OF GEO,
W CROFT, Dec.

nNAs 9th day Of March, 1859, the Probate Court
MOI Fairfield county declared the estate Of GeerRo
w. Groa, dec, 70 DO probably insolvent. Creditors
said estate 70 the undersigned for allowance within
six months from The time above mentioned, or they
will moi BE- entitled 10 payment.
SAN III J.fcKsoN,
cas Administrator Of GeoW. GroG, dec
Lancaster, March ss-ieea-Sa slAl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Pegr ,nl Allac1ea nnd whlppea.

LOuisvlLLs, April Ian official Som
srset dispatch Aays Gilmors'S forces at.
lacked the rebels, under Pegram, who
We're 10 a strong position, near Somerset,
fought thsn, Eve 10 six hours. and whip
ped them badly, driving them toward the
river. The rebels on,numbered MS Two
to one. Our lOss viii net exceed thirty.
Rebel loss not stated. Il.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

/ think the shepherds motto, to which
Shakespeare alIudes. deserves ,he auen
ton and imitation Of us al. "Sir. | am
a true laborer;I earn what I wear; owe
no man hate; envy no mans happiness;
glad Of other mems good; content with
nv farm"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Attachment Notice.

Lake Helmiek, PiLndB, } Before n. @. Black y.
against Z =. of Liberty TIP. Fair
Dan1 Rade6augh, Dofendsnb Geld County, dhIe.
ANthe eth day ofJanuaryA A. D. 1869, said Justice
yissuod m order ~ attachment In the above 40.
ton for the Aum % thirty-two Is 100 dollars.
l.. HBLMiCK.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
NO CURE No PAY!
APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A. BRENyEMiA'S BOOK STORE.
Three Doors West OF Hocking valley
-" Bank.

The richest soil withouithc aid
VI Books ssSlitly ehoked with every weed,
And brings old keathenism bAek akain
Withevery vice and crime tina thuman nature staiR
Hasignorance diseased the seul.with proErestsurd
a. bREEHENAE has Book kstho fowl diae ass 10 cure,
Would paren:ssave thcir children from each vie
and crimef
svolumes suit each case and suit the timei
w ould parents now prepare them forth ei mar
no cd 'sdayt
His stock points outan keepst en- In the wayt
From school Booksupto 10 Books for deepest mint
The Stationery chesp aud nne Of different kinds,
And Fancy Artieles and paper for the Waiiss
Blinds, I'F-7'
Come see his ample stosh whilo low War PriS
spread.
A nd prove III al tBRENrEMAH 10 going ahead!
Come buy, to HHmaR EieVatisn true,
A nd push ahead your citIiren and your eouAtr'
Lancaster June 1t1s6R.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

EE- There is much excitemsns In San
Francisco over 3 supposed rebel plot to
seize She arsenal and forts. and proper
precautions are being taken.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Attachment Notice.

Gilbert Devai. Plaintn> Before @. Steinman, J. p.
against \ OF Hooking township, Fair
DArnsIl 4 Brother, Derry Geld county, ONTO.
AN the 27th day sf January, A. d. 1889, said JUS
Dtee Issued an attaehInent In the above, action,
for the sum OF e!99 ~ GILBERT DEV Oh.
Lancaster, Ohio, Feb, 20, 1883.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

Tyrants cannot hindsr thought. they
know they cannot; and therefore they ad
dress themselves ,o',hs method lef, open
to them; that Of regulating aud control
ing ils expression.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

EETbs President, has designated
Thursiay. April 5orh. as a National Fast
Day.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

HAae,tios. lits spring flowers.
breaks through the mos, frozen ground
at last; aud the heart which SEEKS but
Tor another heart,O mako !. happy, will
never seek In vain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

EENsr5iage, q bsi1ply happy, requ.
beb a uniou Of heart and mind on the 6rm
tasis Of rsligINsant moral views, bro.
ught into ex,srakI hArmOng BY an Atfni-
u tf hssl and uanners
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
For III. Lancaster Gazette.

Ida men have no righ. 10 complain,
if others refuse to bestow rs much atsn.
lion to them, as their idlens.s gives them
time 10 waste.