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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31

and its attendant of symptoms, acts more like
charm inan medicine There j. nothing in the whole
range of the Materia Meca that for moment bear
a comparison with il in tbi disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found in
the eleventh edition of the L. $ Dpensaiory pages 1881
and 1888.
series Of experiments, in which Dr. Bull has been
for years engaged has just been brought succesSu
termination and h. Is enabled offer to the public
combinaan of Cedron with other improved tOncs. the
whole preserved in the best quality Of
Bourbon whisky which he is confident has equal in
the world
He mis- ht furnish volume of certificates but the pub
lie have long since learned TO estimate such things
The safest plan is for every
for himself the virtues Of new medicine. Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31
MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULL's
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The La,es, and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

MO MANS NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY con-
nected with the history of tbs AaierA xeica Of the
United States favorably kpown pioneer In
medical discovery, than that ~ JOHN BULL cf Louis
vile KY. His inimitabe preparation ofSarspariia has
long the head Of the compounds Of that
valuable drug His compound Pectoral Of Wild Cherry
has become ouehoid word throughout the Vest and
South: and bis Worm Lozenges in less than year after
their introduction. attained reputation Widespread
the continent of North America. But the crowning
glory bis life remains be attained in his latest dis
covery. rather combination. for he does DOT claim 10
have been the dscoverer of CEDRON which is the basis
OF the Bters offered TO the public. That honor be-
longs 10 the native Inhabitants OF Central america. TO
whom is virtues have been known for more sthan tive
hundred years Armed with il, the Indian bids defiance
10 the deadly malsra and handles without fear
most venoa0us serpenfs Is belief with them that
while there Is breath left in the body the Cedon IS potent
10 cure, matter what the disease may be-
While m Bull o prepared to indorse this extrava-
giant pretenson he iS nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination of the evidence relating 10 its virtues
that, remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either to changes Of weather and climate
the miasmatic Influences il stands without rival
and justly deserves the reputation il has long enjoyed
n Central America and the West Indies. In
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CAMP MEETING.
ACTON CAMP MEETING.

FUNHE ACTON CAMP MEETING COMMENCEsTHURs-
DAY, August 20. 1858. For the accommodation Of
persons wishing attend Excursion Tickets vii be On
sale At all the regular stations the J. and e K K,
good all regular Passenger Trains during the con-
tinusnce Of the meeting.
z Pan persons trains without tickets will be
charged full fare
Tickets from indianapolis for sale al the Union Depot
Fare 90 cents for the round trp
ROBT MEEK. Superintendent.
". u L. NoRLE, General Ticket Agent
anrls-flnf
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Military Directory of indianapolis
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann.
o. p. Morton, Governor: Office, state House;
residence corner of Marke, and Illinois SIS $1,000
W. X. Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
to Governor. Office, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. n.................... 1894
W. ii H. Terrell Major and Military Secretary
to Governor. Office, State House; residence
Loves Block, on Ohio street......-...... ALAS
W. n. Schlater Major - Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers, \. u. e.. to Governor. Office,
State House: boards at Palmer House,. ALAS
Laz. Noble, Adjutsnt General Of Indiana.
Offce, State House: boards at Bates House;
$500 from the and q, ,664 pay of a Coll
onei ...................,...... 3.464
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indianapolis and Madison
~ ILR3OA -.
1863. HH 1868.
New Arrauge ge mcuf Co Com sm nee 70 q
daN.

Bt0s ~ t$Bks
FNNO passenger trains daily (Sundsys exceptcdl he
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, al 8 30 a.
and =. NJ, arrivin di.on al n IS A. NJ and 50
Pm.
Leave the Depot a Madison NJ A. n. and r. NJ,
rving al Indianapolis at II A. NJ and slOP.k
The train leaving Indianapolis al so A " connects
with that leaving Columbus at - A. NJ for shelby
vile and Rushville arriving al Shelbyville lo1S A A.
aud RushVille al 1880 =. n.
Leaving Rushville at - N. Shelbyvie a. ass P.
NJ. connects at Columbus with the and N. train
irving either ndianapoi. Madison the even
inz
This Road forms line With the Packets MADISON for
the transportation Of fright between Cincinnati and In
dianspolis and points West.
Tariff Of Freights a. lo~ a. by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will ind n TO their ner-
ship by this line.
febs DC. BRAyHAN. superintendent.
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Conrad Raker. Co.. IL Indiana cavalry and 4.
!. Provost Marshal General for Indiana. Of
fee Blackford'S Block. southeast corner Ne
ridiau and Washington streets, upstairs;
boari> al Ne. 1872 North Tennessee street. .s44
Jane> q. Jones Col. 42d Ind infantry and Su-
periuteRdent for Recruiting for Invalid COrp>
and commander of camp @. rendezvous. or
hce. District Headquarters; boards AZ Bates
House ...-........ -. ............ 2,ss4
John y Scott. Captain. 18th Ind. VOLUNTEER in
faniry and A. y \. q. and Inspector Office.
with A. A. z. NJ. G.; board> at Macy House. LAS
Orrs Bake. Captain 3sth Iud. volunteer infan-
try and Assistant Superiute ndent II Recruit
ing, Inspector. &c. Onloe, District Head
quarters: boards at Macy Rou.e............ l.466
T. J. dr IA Hunt Lieutenant and Adiutant s6th
Ind volunteer infantry aud Superintendent
81 arrest Of deserters. Office, with A. A. 2.
NJ i.-................. ............... 1875
H. B. Finch. Lieut.. and @ NJ. sd Ind volun-
teer infantry. A. \. O. ". and Inspector. or
fee. with A. A T. N. C.; boards Al Patterson
House ........................... l.iSs
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RAIlR ROADS.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

- m aD-0. IL ~
r a L r Q "A ID
Sc
shortest Route by Thirty Wtlesf
10 CHANGE e Car. to CINCINNATI. BY this ROUTE
Chauge of ii ne. On and after Monday. April
eo, and until further notice.
Three trainsleAve indianapolis Daily sundays ekcepted
ENIRSTTRAIN.-5oO An CINCINNATI RNPREssl
arrives at Cincinnati al iO+0A NJ and Lexington
KY 730 T. N and close connections Cincinnati with
Little Mimi, Cincinnati, W. GAINESVILLE and Marietta
Railroads, for all points In Southern Ohio
Second Train-llOO A. A.-Cincinnau Mail. arrives
Cincinnati s20 Y. NJ, making close connections with the
Little Miami Railroad for Loveland, Morrow, Columbus
Newark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling.
Third Train--6.55 r. Cincinnau Express arrives q
Cincinnati ll;55 Z. NJ.
Fare as by any other
Call for your tickets ria the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through
WI L. NOBI.E, Geueral Ticket Agent.
$. W. ELLIOTT General Passenger Agent.
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DRY GOODS.

NNv X. GLENN & CO. New York store, Dry
w Goods wholesale and Retail. Glenns Block East
" aShinSton street mars
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ID BROWNING. Druggist, and dealer in Paints, Oils,
HI. yanishes Dye>tuf~ Glass, Glassware Perfumery,
&c, No 81 West Washington street apr27
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BOARD or ENROLMENT or rHE SIXTH ESRoLLNE

DISTRICT.
II hraden, Captain and Provost Marshal. OF
Ice. BlacSfori's Block. Sd noor. boards Al o.
Johnson's, three miles north Of the city. b
railroad ............................ LAS
" n silace. Commissioner Ofice. Black
fori.s Block; residence No. l6l East MarEet
street. ~. I,sas
Thomas Harvey. surgeon. Once with Pro-
Nost Marshal. boards al No. Tsa, East wash
ington street. .......................... aess
1854
ADD Gen. 'arrington, once in State House. 4.o54
s0S2l
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STOVES AND TIN WAKE
BOOk BINDERS

ItHAd.ES cox, dealer in Stoves. TIN Ware, &c., No
- IL West W WaShington street apr2T
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TGyOMLISSoS a COX. dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Psrfumery, Fancy Goods, &c, NJ
u East Washington street, Indianapolis. mayls
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

wv Chemicals Paints OILS lyestuiS, Botanic. Paten
and other Mcdicnes Notions Perfumery No 20 NJ a.
sachuSetts avenue. indianapolis. n0v30 ".
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26
THURSDAY. -. March 80. 1868,
Rg Il i. almost useless for US to II


~ II is almost useless for US 10 re-.
ilerate that we mus. have money. There
ARE thousands Of dollars upon our books,
which should bs in our pockets. We
have earnestly sptreated our delinquent
subscribers 10 "come to fine" but they
have failed to respond, aud We are at
length compelled as last resource to
place some accounts in the hands of a
Jus,iss for collection. Those of oar for.
eign Subscribers, who do not settle by the
Ist Of April, or make satisfactory ar
rangemsnts for so doing, will be stricken
from our list. and their accounts settled
by legal process forthwith.
Money may be remit,ed by mail at our
risE. We hope our friends will save us
all trouble and hard feelings On this
score. by coming forward promptly and
helping US in our time Of need.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26
Passed March 18th, a. D. 1901
AN ORDINANCE
Denning lAo da.e. and lxlng !he .alarr Of CIV s,

Dehning the duties and fixing tho salary Of Civ So
citor.
Section 1st. Bs IL ordained bH the Ctr Cornell o
tbs city LdRedstsr, That the City Solicitor within
ten days after ceiving notice oft his election and
before entering upon the duties Of his Office, shall
give bond 10 the State OF Ohio for the use of sad
tho sum Ofhve hundred ddoars-conditoned-- THAI he
will faithfully and impartaly discharge nd perform
all the duties ofhis Office, and win we'll aud truly
account for and pay over 10 the City Treasurer all
monies belonging 10 said city, which may come into
his nand by virtue OF his Office -and he shall within
the tlme above specified, and before entaIing upon
tho dulles Of his Office take and subscribe an oath
that he will support the Go Institution Of the United
State, and the Constitution OF the State Ohio and
faithfully andlmpartlally discharge and pc erform all
the duties pertaining 10 the ONCE Of City Solicitor
Section 2. That IL shall be the duty OF the city So
citor TO appear as COUNSEL In all actions or
ings In which the city may be interested, or party
thereto, ,lnany court whether civil or crimlhal--or
Oefore the city Council when required TO appear by
the City Council He shall draft all ordinances by
laws, rules aud regulations furnish suitable forms
aud dra all contracts, or other written nts
required by the City Council any committee thereof
or any Ofces OF said city He shalt, when requested
by the City Council any committee thereof or any
oicer said city, give his written opinion
Ing such matters as may be submitted to him for ad
wee, aud perf)rm such other duties the City CouD
ell shall direct.
section2. The City Solicitor, In suitable book to
be furnished hi m by the City Council shall keep an
accurate record OF alt claims, suits or proceed ngs
for oraganst said city, IN which he shall as
City Solicitor. He shall, also, in tie same book,
keep an accurate record OF all opinions given by
him pursuant TO section 9 ofthis Ordinance--which
book he shall deliver TO his successor in oSe at the
expiration Of his ON ,ial term.
Sections. The C!ty Solicitor shall receive as com.
pensation for his services the sum Of SIS per apnum
10 DO PAID quarterly by order upon tho city Treas
urer.
Section S. Upon tho failure Of the City solictorto
discharge or perform any aud all OF the duties
Qured by this ordinance or by direction OF the City
Council, unless by reason OF sickness or other una
yodsole cause the salary herein provided shall be
forfeited 10 said city.
Section 8. Thatthe ordlnance "deaning the du.
Ties OF City Solicitor passed May Cd. 1883, anI so
much ofan ordinance relates TO fees Of City 30
licitor. entito ian ordinance liking aud regulating
the foes and salary OF the officers ofhe city of Lam
caster, passed Marchll, 1858, be aud the same are
hereby repealed.
section7. This ordinance shall take efoct aud be
In force from and after It's passage.
WIN. L. KiSs, City Clerk.
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Assignee,s Sale.

nv SATURDAY THE qIst DAY or G8Acfi,
NDl663, between the hours OF one and four a,eioek
IN the afternoon at the DOOR or THE COURT
HOUSE In the city Of Lancaster, viii be sold 10 the
highest bidder, the following keil Rstate AZ ihe
property Of John Lyons, to VII:
Flrst--The south ends or hslves OF Lots Sos Iqven
and eight q and 81 In the sixth square on Braadwky
Of the town ofLnncaster, Fairfield county. o.
Second-A part NJ the east half Of Lot No - In
square No 9, In said town or Ldpeaster lying West
Of line parallel with aud four feet west Of the par
hElfloi and being seventeen feet front on Main 81,
Terms OF Saie-0ne third in hand on The dry Of
sale, andthc residue 10 two equal annual pA
10 be secured BY mortgage on the premises.
JARED T. HOOKRR
Assignee OF John fJo
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26
WM. L. Kisa, City Clei
Passed March I3th, ls6s.l
AN ORDINANCES

Dodicatng the Old City Hall 10 tho occupation and
use Of the Fire Companies ofthe citl of Lancaster
and respecting the Masonic Order And othe. Socl
cites,
Section ]. Be u ordaiasd BY tAs Citg cosasjl Of
tbs City Of LaRsasts, That the Old City HALL of sad
city, oe aud tAe same ishereby dedicated 10 The oc.
eupation and use OF tho Fire Companies OF said city
dor In Sad city shall desire to use said room or
special occasion II may do So by procuring from Ihe
Mayor ofihe city, or In bis absence, from he Pres.
dent OF the City conncl, written permit. I'D upon
the payment Of ty cents to said Mayor or President
ofCiy Council, for each meeting, for the use Of The
Fire Companies OF the city OF Lancaster; and provd-
cd further that other societies DO allowed the uss Of
said Hall upon the same terms.
sectton9. That the provisions dfthe 1rst section
OF this ordinance shall not be construed 10 extend TO
or include shows or exhibitions.
Seeipn J: That any ordinance or ordnap In
consistent with the provisions OF this ordinance be
and tbs same are hereby repealed.
seclion+. That ordinance shalt take effect and
lfcatiop, O.. pHRsBlCH p n
L. KrEo, City clsrf.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26

ETWe notice that our young friend
WIN. HowzER, so long known aa the sc-
sommodstiug clerk. at the Rat Dem
has purchased the eutire stock Of Groce
Iies formerly owned by Brilmysr. and ha.
started businesson bis own hook Billy
is capable. trust worthy. and upright ia
all bis dealings, and We ara glad to see
him in business. "Bulll for BIN"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26
Pleasant Township seminary

FHNHR above serainary. unlt,d with the fiygienic.
U Home Cure, lt sn Institution OF learning that
preseHts 10 all but especially TO Inyaids The
opportunity Of securing thorough Edpest,en, aad
ofimprosiuR their physical powers Al Che sam time.
and for less money than treatment alone would
Them ut any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasa toTnship
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
3Uih, d. 1863. and consist Of " weeks dividedia
10 Three Sessions, asfollnws:
Summer Session from March the 30th To Tuds IgIh,
1869. Twelve weekstuition S6, Vacation ID weeks.
Fall session, from August LIST 70 Nov. the 9oth,
1883. Twelve weeks tuition S.. No vacation.
Winter Session, from Nov 92d, 1868, 10 March the
18th. lsH Sixteen weeks tuition, Sa.
Tuition must be paid In advance, or secured by
note and no reduction will be mGdo on account Of
absence.
PBOardIne, consisting OF fsripaeeou. food ,frui,,
and vegetables, winbe furnished By the Prneipais
81 50 per week.
" ~ have also purchased piano, and secured the
services OF Prof c. SPHNKIpER 10 give instruction on
the Plano, and other instruments OF musc reason
able terms. ..
Or, JOSEPH .FEEMAy, Principal,
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant.
FSbYugrV Of. lSB1-fn-fv
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26

~ General Hooker aad his Medical
Director report tbs health Of che Army
OF the Potomac as unsurpassed by Thai Of
any similar army ever known, and add
that they have shfiicisut data for believing
that the sickOess III our army is seventy.
6Vs per cent. less than in that Of the
fabela.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26
Tho Examinations of our Schools.

We have had but little time during
The past week, in which 70. attend The
examinations, and must consequently hcg
pardon Of those we have neglected. The
rooms we failed to visit were Mrs Mo-
harter's. Miss BrumGeld. Mr.. Harper.
Miss Towsou, Mss Card and Mr., De-
Yelling. We understand, however, that
the scholars 10 all these rooms doue .x-
csedingly well; doing credi. both to them
selves, and TO their teachers.
Miss Martins room exhibited in high
degree, the thorough manner in which
they had been taught. as we'll in deport
ment as 10 science. The questions were
all answered promptly, aud wihou. hesi,
tation.
Miss Eld'r's room was quiet, orderly,
and well behaved, and we regret greatly
that we were not fortunate enough 10 hap
pen in time to hear any portion of tie
exercises.
The crowds Ct visitors in attendance
evihced the deepest degree Of interest Ia
ken in this room, and we understand tie
exercises were Of a highly interesting
character.
Miss Floods foom showed great pro.
iciency and decided improvement. We
are under many obligations to tie lady
like teacher for the courtesy shown us.
In Miss Herous room we had the
pleasure Of hearing her advanced class in
geography examited. The scholars
showed great intimacy with the diGeren
divisions of the earlh's surface, but we
must in particular note the aptitude and
promp,ness Of Miss IDA and ADA KAuFT
MAN. both of whom acquitted themselves
remarkably well.
Mr.. Whituey's room was througed
with visitors, and the class in grammar
We heard examined, acquitted themselves
A No |. M hesitation, but few wrong
answers, and in fact they showed most
thorough acquaintance with the mys
tsries and miseries" Of the construction uI
the English language. We regret tc
learn. and feel assured that all will jcir
us in the regret, that this is Mr.. Whit
ney's last term as M instructor in oul
schools.
In Miss Lei6's room we were Fortunate
enough TO happen in in time to hear The
concluding portion of the rhetorical and
drciama'ory exercises. The dialogue be,
tween the Misses Ida Young. Clara Raj
hey, Faopy Weaver. Em@9 Young, and
Irene S'ahl, was decidedly interesting and
we must take occasion in this connec Ion, Ia
compliment Miss Fanny Weaver aud lreus
stahl, on the happy rendering of their
charao'erG Miss Fanny, in particular,
showed that she fully appreciated the piece
and did her best to render it interesting
to the audience, and oil expressed them
selves highly delighted with her reudi.
'ion of Kate. the bsggar girl"
Jas Kcinsr 3 essay on The Z" United
States" was well written and done him
credit.
The vocal music in all the rooms was
splendid. Our thanks are dus all the
teachers, in connection with the Super.
intsDdeut Mr. Reinmund. for The facilities
afforded US ip Witnessing the examina.
tiOns.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26

GTWe call attention to the advertise.
ment Of tho Cornst Band in another COL.
umo. Thcy purpose giving grand ball
They will have good music and promise
q 6rst class dance. Let them be vel
pqtrouized.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26
Eds GAzErrE.-

Announce the name Of
JOHN SEARS. as an independsu, can.
didate for City Maashal. Mr.. Sis bar
democrat. and by the ordeal Of battle has
proven his loyalty to the Government
II elected, he will discharge his duties
impartiaily, without stopping to inquire
whether The violators Of the law, are Re.
publIcans or Democrats.
MANY VOTERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26
AdrnInIsiraiOt's Sale or Bear
70 THE PUBLIC.
FARM FOR SALE.

will sell 81 fisa.e tals, that elegant farm known
j n ne ANpkHW SHAW FARM. 10 RHShersok
township, Psirarid county, on the West Nashville
sad Bremen road two and haIlnlles from West
RusbTiile. Said farm contains 100 GcrSs, Of 4 rood
cualisy ofsoi ard timber, good frame dwelling aOd
barn, and other nseessssy buildings; several good
choice frail.
his property viii bs sold free OF dover OF rsss.
ensole terms and SaIy payments.
Z. r. AsHsRooc, EEesu,of.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26

W We are gratided TO learn that our
erseped young friend CHARLIE RICE, has
been promoted TO LIST Lieut'cy in his
Rag't, (ths 46th.) We ,endar the gent
our comps. and wish him 'many happy
returns Of tie OCCASION"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26
Valuable Farm for Sale.

n AM authorized by an order 1.-The Court o. Com.
mon Pleap OF Fairfield county, Ohio, to selFsi pFi
vate sale, that ane Farm 320 acTes kpoWn
As the KlDGLY FARms In Amanda tovlship,
Ia said county, adjoining the landS Of RsosT kutB.
aud being the North West quarter Of and
the South West quarter Of section -, 10 tovSship
3,range 90, .sl.
Terms Of sale: Si6ooo, payable % ioiIowsi es0Oe
n ham: oO0in one year, viii per cent Interest
playable 90 mi ually; and the balance, $4,000 will
be leftin the handl oftbe purshsber for tern %
years. Invested 10 hlS note. secured BY morgseo up
on the premses sold, bearing six per - ~ fneTsot
pAyable semt.annually.
Should the purchaser bavo other uufhcunbsrea
loal estate, an xrysngdmeot might also Be made for
above se.0O0. JACOB bkCk.
iesps. Rssss, ana Nsrtir. seHisiob . Esssifh
kkt'ya.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26

Estate Of CaToIIoe RicEe1s-

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe und erslRncd Las
appointed and qu aliasda as admin lsirator Of
The Estate Of CArolinr Riekets, deceased, late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio. Perions holding eI Ina
against saides will present them for setlenens
according law. Those owing the estate viii make
immediate payment. A.J,SHaADER.
Feb. IL, le19-3gtT
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26
PROCLAMATION.
M4roa. o,rc.. L.xc.,rsn. ONO, /,

To the qualified voters Of the city Of Lancaster,
Ohio. You are hereby notified that the regular an
naul election will be held 10 the respective Wards
Of said city on the
First Monday in 1pra Neat,
being the 9Th dsy OF said month"; for the election Of
the following municipal ofhcers:
One Mayor;
One City Solicitor,
One City Marshal,
Two Members OF the Board Of Education,
One Trustee Of Water Works,
:. One member the City Council In each Ward
Nos 9, and3;
One Assessor In each Ward, Nos I,e,s&4.
The place designated for holding the election In
ihe respective Wards, Is as follows:
In Ward No. |, In the room formerl occupied by
WIN. O. Emhch a shoe Shop.
ln Ward No. in tho County Clerks oflce,
:, In Ward No. 3, In the Council Chamber, 10 the
New City Hall.
Ia Ward NOD In the Old Town Hall, over the
south end OF the Market House.
(--%J Given undeemy hand and The Corporate
}L.sS Seal ofsaid City, attie City of Laneaster,
t--' Ohio, tue day and year above written
hlNNES FR1TTER,
march ID, le63-.3w Mayor OF Lancaster. o.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-26

ET The Polish revolution is agitatiug all
Europe, and lhs Great Powers are not IN.
likely to have enough TO occupy their atten
iion on other side Of the Atlantic without
msddliug with our own affairs.