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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

EF We have often heard OF cases o
unparalleled meaness; bu. nothing ever
crossed our notice, go essentially mean as
the conduct of man 10 this county OF
whom we heard The other day. 1t seems
that soldier sent certain man Sl5 for
the benefit Of his wife, supposing him a
friend, and SO remarkably friendly did
be prove. that he confscOtsd more than
two thirds Of it although the family was
in great destitutiou. We hope the CHI.
zens Of his vicinity, will treat tbs gentle.
man 10 a suit Of tar and feathers. vile
Judge Lynch,
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frThs oonsorIption bill which has q

- The CONSUMPTION bill which has 90
long been pending before Congress has
Una y passed inio . law. So 1t
ovsrrides The Constitution and puts every
mans life 10 the hands OF the President;
aud we fear will be used as fatal blow
to the liberties Of the people. The bill
isnot ouly unconstitutional, but unequal
andunjnst. The county is laid at ihs
feet of Abraham Lincoln, and 30 far "a
the late Congress could make him, he is
today ths most absolute monarch on the
face Of the earth. +N Unless the
people wake up 10 the asurped and dan
gerons powers now welded by these ru.
lers. thsir liberties are aone, and Msy are
no more freemea than che serfs of Rnssia
or hs slaves Of IKE South. y Il will
takesome time 10 put the Law IN operation
Those who are subject to daft will not be
obliged toreport themselves bsfore the lst
Of July. and who eap toll pha: may hop,
ren before that time ~ The pso.
pie are opposed to the war for the purpo-
sea Tor which it 10 now waged, aud they
will not submit 10 be torn from their
families aud forced to engage 10 an abo
l:lion war, which il continued. will end
In the destruction of our Governms Mt
the oseithrpw Of free institutions and tho
liberties of the peopl.. ."-Eztrac's Ohio
Eagle. Aaseh Is, 1863.
The liar. traitor and fool VIII penned
the above, has his attention respectfully
called to the following section of the
Consclip,ion Bill:
SEC. Is. And be it further enacted
that ifany person. DC, shall counsel or aid
any person 10 resis. any such draft
such person shall be subject 10 summary
arrest, &c, = and xept in confiue'
ment until tie draft is completed; aite
which he shall be delivered over 10 th,
civil authoritiea. and upon conviction
theEsOf, shall be punished by dns not e4
ceel ling $500, or by Imprisonment no
rrcsedipg two years or by both Of sale
punishmcn'S.
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
once ofthe Collector OF Internal Revenue
CirnlnYIlla. o. RahrnnrY %. lSR1.

once ofthe Collector OF Internal Reyenue,l
Ciroleville, o., February %. 1869. !
The annual assessment of United States Taxes in
the ieih Collection District Of Ohio, for the year
1862. is now due.
Ill persons interested are hereby notiHedto make
payment on o before Lhe 18th day OF March =,
1868, as follows:
Pike Ccunty-at the Office OF W. c. SaGord, depu-
ty collector, IN Waverly.
Ross County--at the office OF Josiah II. Roads,
deputy collector, in Chillicotht.
Fairfield County, the ofllce of x. h Clarke,
deputy collector, in Lancaster.
Ocking COunty--at the Office OF WIN. Jams, dep
uty col loctor In Logan.
Perry Couuty the office OF Dixon Brown, Dep
uty collector. In Somerset.
Pickaway Courtyr-at my office in Jacobson's .
building, Circeville, Ohio.
A penalty ten per cent. will be added II not
paid as above stated.
Parties failing to take out Licenses within the time
named, will be subject TO peaalty OF ihrse tunes
the amount Of the license tax, 10 be recovered by
proceedings in the United States Courts.
NATHAN DENNY, >
Collector 18th District Of Ohio.
Feb. 90, 1903. .-9w40
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Lancaster, Lithopolis and Grove
port Turnpike Road Company.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that al a meeting ofthe
Y citizens residing In the vicinity OF said tOntem-
Lancaster, on Saturday, the eIst day Of February,
1884, II was resolved that said road, be located and
In acco rdance with said resolutions, the following
persons were elected MS Corporators Dr. Eels, Geo.
England, aud b. F. Reinmund, whose petition has
been regularly filed with the Secretary oi the state
of Ohio.
ResoIped, That at said mectii q, the Secretary of
the Board o lncorporsiors give Botice In tha pers
ihiscity, that tho Books will be- opeled at the fol-
lowing places for the purpose of receiving subscrp-
tons u the Capital Stock for the completion of said
TarDpike, namely:
B. +, ,ReinmHnd's ONCE In Lancaster, o.
Store In Greencastle,
DR.. Minors Office in Lthopolis. "
Jno. Rarey. Esq. in Groveport, -
b. r. RkINMUND, Plest
JOSIAH WRIGHT, Sec. Board Of Incorpo
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H Victims of Rheumatism, read:

CLEARpoRT, Fairfield Co., June A, 1851
Dr., c. W. RoBAcK, No. 6 East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, O-Dsar Sir This
spring l hired 10 work upon farm dur,
ing the summer, but became severely
afflicted with Rheumatism, and it diss.
bled mo 81 much. that was compelled
10 quit work, After being confined to
my room for some ,ime procured ol
your agents at this place, Messrs. Abbott
" Sons, a bottle Of your Scandinaviao
Blood Purifier and a box Of your Blood
Pills. and after the use Of them, was re-
stored to perfect health. One bottle o
your Blood Puri6 and one box Of youl
Blood Pills performed perfect cure
Being satisfied that it is an invaluable
remedy, sent you this 10 be published
il you think proper, that Others sim
ilarly affected may have the benefit OF N.
experience.
SiLAS SPRINGER.
ET See advertisement.
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APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A. BRENNEMlA'S BOOK store.
Three Doors w est of Hooking valley
Bank.

The richest soil withoutthc aid
ofRooks Is swiftly choked with every weed,
And brings old hoathe nism back again
with hevery vice and crime thai huma nature ttaid
Has ignorance diseased the soul'wiih progressGurd
A. BRgNSEMAN has Booksthe fonl disc ase TO cure,
Would parents :ssave thoir children from each vie.
and cTime2
H svolumes suit each case and suit the timei
w ould parents now prepare them forth ell N afs
hot sdayf
Hisstock points outand keeps th e m in tho wayi
From School Book sup 10 Books fol cepest mil &
Ihe Stationery cheap and nne Indifferent kinds,
And Fancy Articles and paper for tho Wallsa
Blinds.
Come see his ample Stock while low War Pri,.
spread,
Andproye thatBRESNEM.H 10 going aheadr
Come buy, to Human Eisuatien true
A nd pnsh ahead your chi idron and your countr'
Lancaster June 2t4e6q.
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Estnto OF mary Drake

NToTIoEis Is hereby given, that the undersgRed
has hoe duly appointed by tho Probate Court
In and for tho County OF Fairfield and state Ohio,
OF said County. deceased. Personsindehted to said
Estate will make Immediate payment to the under
signed, and those having claims against the same,
will present such claims TO the undersigned duly
authenticated. WILLIAM N. .0ouRTWRl GHf,
February g. leB9-3wi6
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FARM FOR SALE

II will SCH al rivato sale, that elegant farm known
il as lhe ANDREW SHAW FARM, in Rushcreek
township, Fairneld county, on the West Rushville
and Bremen road two apd half miles from West
Rushville> Said fam contains 100 acres, OF good
quality ofsoi apd timber, good frame dwelling and
barn, and other necessary buildings; several good
aPringsl one at the house, aud good orchard Of
choice fruit. t"I -T ritH'
This property win be sold free OF dover oD Teas-
enable terms and easy payments.
3. P. AsHB BRooK, Executor
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INROM April isi next, the Corner Room In To
Brick Building at the N0rth.We corner of Main
aud Columbus streets, In Iancaaters also, the rooms
In the frame buildings on tho same lot on Columbus
Pairan, JOHN >, BkASBE.
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Assignee's Sale.

NV SATURDAY TIE sIst DAY OF M4RcR,
Y Dl863, between the hours OF and four O'Clock
In the afternoon at the DOOR or THE COURT
HOUSE In the city Of Lancaster, will be sold TO tho
highest bidder, the following Real Estate, as the
property Of John Lyons, wit:
First--The south auds or halves fLots Nos. seven
and eight II and 81 In the sixth square on Broadway
Second-A part OF the east half OF Lot No 10 in
square No 8, In said town OF Lancaster. lying West
Of line parallel with and four feet west OF the par
titon dividing the two rooms Of the building said
halflot, and being seventeen f?et front Main 81
Terms Of Sale-one third In hand on the day oil
sale and the residue 10 two equal annual payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
.c JARED I. HOOKER,
Assignee OF John Lyons.
Lanca,ier PebI2l66a-l7-6w. - =
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Notice.

T1f>1-1 Y on and after MONDAY the
Nk 8 nth inst, I viii delivefLicsn-
NSEz EzSersoeeeAO ces Tin application made 10 X,
FRFTTER, Deputy AssessorD and receive the tax
therefor under the Excise law ofthe United States,
at my ooice, In the Tallmadge Block, Main Street,
LAncaater, Ohio. a
Tax payablsin Gold Silver or Treasury Notes only
r. NJ. CLARKE, Deputy Collector,
5th Subdivision. 18th District OF 0hio,
Lancaster, o hio, November 1909. s...,
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NOTICE TO sPoRTsMEN.

Il have made arrangements to open the NEASHloN
ACoURSE," at this place, aud to give Spring and
Fall m eetlngs for running aud irOtling. he track
Is full mills, In good ground, will bs we'll fenced,
aud provided with good Siabllng for all who may
come. Persons wishing to train either running or
trottlng horses or thdse wishing horses trained for
either can be after the first of juno. By
that time will have trainers of the first order for
both purposes.
| intend to make this the most popular Course In
Ohio, will give liberal purses and In all respects II
exciting aud beautiful sport. also expect to hold
a HORSE FAIR once a year Due notice will be
CHARLES MILLER,
LancnatAr March 4 IeG9-5Oti . ....
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LUMBER WANTED.

IN AOn FEET OF WALNUT LUMBER,
OV ,UUU green or dry, from one to six inches
thick wanted imm ediately, for which the onsh will
be paid on delivery. VORYS Il BROTHER.
Shop on the csrneI of Mil aud King streets, near
the old Canal Mil.
Lancaster, Feb. 10, 1909.
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RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GOING WEST.

Eastward passenger trains make close connect ions
at ZaAesvlle with Central Ohio Trains for all points
East.
Westward Train connects as follows: At Morrow
With Little Miami Train for all points South and
W est, and also with Little Miami Train for East and
North.
Frelgh. and Accommodation train leaving Lancas,
ter at AS AM makes close connections with Central
oh rio Train for Columbus, .'.. e..
Daily lines OF Coaches connecting with Passenger
TRAINS are run fran Qlrceyills, Chillcothe aud Co.
lumbua
NPspeelal arrangements arc made for carrying
Live Stock to the Eastern Markets by the Baltimore
and Pennsylvania Railroads a. as low rates as are
offered BY any other line.
For through tickets East or West. or for further
information as 10 Freight Rates or Shipments please
apply TO JOHN G. OASSEL, agent, Lancaster.
WM. KEY BOND, Receiver.
w. W. CARD, Asst Supt, Zanesyllle, o.
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administrators sale OF Real

TNpursuance ofln order granted by the Probate
} Coun Of Fairfield County, Ohio, l will oGer fol
sale, at public auction, free OF dover, on
Saturday. The 1lM dayof Apra. H. D. 1863
at the Door OF the Court House, In the eitv Of Ian
caster, Ohio, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M
and o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate, to,wit;
Lot number six ~ In the town or GosssisvlIs. in
said eounty of ofRalTasld.
Terms OF sale-One third in hand, one third IN one
year, and the Iesdue in two years. with interest on
deferred payments from the day OF sale.
Appraised at S3s5 90. JOHN &. FRRMAN,.
Admr. Of the Estate Of Jacob L. Pesman, dec
VIM, p. Creed, Attorney. - ---s' :
March 10. le63--5w5lpfS3. ~
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NOrIos TO T41RATEAs. The buggy
,ax5 license ta1. and mOutAly reports for
October and November are in my hands
for collsctiOp. and should bepaid with
out delay. B.M. CLARKE, Collector.
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Estate of SARAH GRIFFITH.

NOTICE iIheIehy given that the subsoFiber hal
v been appointed and qualified asadmini istrator oi
the eAtate Of Sarah Grnth, deceased late Of Fair
aeId county, Ohio. ABRAHAM SHABFEY.
FobFuary 20, lSH3.--3wiDt
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Capt, Co B, l7Ih 0. '.

DIED--On The 4th inst, after brief
illuess, THOMAS EDMUND DILoER. agad 10
years, Q months aud ~ days, On the
9th, his remains we're intsrred il the
Presby teriAu Cemetery, West Rushville,
whore the occasion was improved by the
Rev, Ross, by an appropriate discourse
from the latter clause oi 30 v, and llth
chapt. of John. "THS Master is come
and caIisih for thee"
The deceased was young man. who,
during bis short pilgrimage, sought a
most moral and upright course OF life
So marked was his love Of morality, that,
the more his acquaintance extended into
society, the more brilliantly his example
Shone forth iG that light, which alone can
come from the truly viItuous. Some two
months previous 20 his illness, he dssig
mated himself as seeker Of religion
soon after he united with the church,
aud spoke ofsu and freely Of the relief,
he found in his Reedemer. .g.
During the last few days Of his life, lie
exhibited in sill clearer light his unwa.
vering trust in the interctssions Of his
Savior, by frequent exborlstionS 10 his
weeping relatives, tnot to be discouraged
in seeking that re union where farewell ia
never heard" Among his last rsques,S
was q wish that he might have hand
craven on bis tombstone pointing upward,
and then addressing bis watchiul sister,
he said, "vhsn you see that hand point
ing to heaven. then think that | am
lhere."
Thus. in early life, after the family oir-
ole had already been broken. by the re-
lentleSS hand Of death, aud the absence
Of two brothers in the army, aud the cir
ole composed only Of his parents. a sister
and himSelf--TOmmy begins to plume
himself fOS his immortal flight beyond
the skica. He is now happy and ro'
sigusd. He 6nds himself upon the very
threshold Of existence, and, With thai
Iortituds and composuTe which we'll ~
from the Christians hope, he repeats
part Of the esd Pc, "Ths Lord is m!
Shsperd. I shall not tOdnt" and then BIZ
body sinks gently into that sleep whiOl
slhpOws DO waking; J. Q. Il.
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March y. Is6s-5I
Es,ate Of CaroIine Rickets. l,l!,l-

NIoTICE 10 hereby given thatthe nd ersiened ha.
y been appointed and gu aNaeda administrator Of
the Estate o! Carcline Ricksts, daceased, taIe ot
Fairfield county, Ohio. Persons holding clairni
against said estate will present them for settlemen nj
according TO law. Those owing the estate will make
immediate pay ment. j. SH2ADRR.
Feb. 10, l6B3-3w47
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NEAR VrcKsBuRo. March Z. |
VIA CArRo. March IS [

The river is still rising, and Z Q weatL-
er fue. An order Was issued yesterday
for all boats under 100 feet in length 10
report for transport service immediately.
This is under stood TO mean an advance
to Yazoo City. The dredging machines
are at work on the cana, and it is thought
will complete 1t within week Atfarlberest
Large fatigue parties are engaged clear,
ing out the slumps with which the canal
is tiled. This is done by blasting with
gunpowdeE
The rebels have very heavy batteries
opposit the mouth of the canal. Our
men haye been fred at with 10 inch
shots and 100 pound Parrott shells.
Batteries are being erected 10 silence
these guns.
Three mortar boats have been towSd
down TO a point opposite Vicksburg, and
it is expected, will open 6re on Monday
the 9th.
Ths rebels are reported to bs preparing
several vessels as rams aud gunboAts to
fight anything tha, may attempt to run
the blockade in future.
The Indianola was so badly wrecked
that she cannot be raised by the rebels
The troops are being paid for two months
only, leaving balance Of four months
pay still due 10 them.
General SupsrintsudsntJ. ]. E. Johus,Ou
threatens retaliation upon our officers
should Admiral Porter carry ou. hi'
threat to hang the gusrrillas taken a
Greenville. The mon captured there say
hey are mob Ruerrillas, but belong ,c
Wurt Adams Mississippi cavalry. 10 the
regular service Of the COnf.dsracy, The
guerrillas above Greeryille number abou
400. They are not recognised as soldiers
in the Confederacy,
There are rumors Of the fall Of POr
Hudson. but they cannot be traced 10 any
reliable source. The fate Of Vicksbur[
will be decided before The lst Of April.
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Ezr Important 10 discharged soldiers
Cali % X, N. CLARKE.
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LxENMOvAES


CRoRGE WASHINGTON GUNDY, whose place
w of resden Is unknown, 10 notified that ON De-
cember 90, 1862, Margaret Jane Gundy nled In tho
oiiice OF tho Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas,
within and for the County OF Fairfield and State Of
ton Gundy alleging that the said George Washington
Gundy had been wilfully absent from her for moro
than three years last past, and asking that she
may bo divorced from him. restored 70 her maiden
proper reef which said petition withstand for hear
ing al the nextterm Of said Court.
Dated this 99th day ofDecembeI, 1859.
MARGARET JANE GUNDY!"
January l, le6o--6w41 hr2
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H See advertisement.
proposes 10 GIVE away.
ORITU UARY.

DlED--In camp near Murrreestoro,
Tenn, HESRY +. BERRY, Co.. B l7h o
V. l.. on the 10th day oi March. 1868,
sged 10 years.
Henry volunteered on the Both day Of
Angus. 1861, aud has been on duty as u
member Of his company ever since
His bla'ery as soldier. was. tested in a
severe skrmish on the l7th day OF May
1882, 10 front Of Corinth Miss, again or
the 3lst OF D c., 1862, on the lst day oI
JAM, 1868. on the Cd, day Of Jan. 1868
at the battle of Stone River, in each o
which he showed himself a soldier in The
true sense of the word Kind and gen
erou', Ills company mourns his loss.
w
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Fight ON the RappahaAnocH

Cavalry Fight ON tho napPahannock,
HEADouR's ARMY OF rnE PoToMAC,
March l8.
A most brilliant cavalry 6ght occurred
on the RsppahanDOck yesterday. beyond
Kelly'S Ford. A SeOoSAoissancs under
command Of General AvsTill, forced q
peSsage over the river in the face ot q
determined rolistauOs lby considerable
body Of rsbsl SharpahOo,ers. who were
covered by houses and rife pits, and
dry mill race, with au abattis So front
The ford admitted but . angle horasmar
at a time. aud the stream. which wal
swollen, was very rapid. Arriving q
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Roland threw down his cane and made a
pass at kutz; Kuta then struck Roland
aud knocked him down. he recovered
himself when Ku's struck him again; r.
land struck at Ku's with both hands.
DASIEL WINNER. Swora- Saw the dght
Roland was walking up and down in from,
OF SitTord's store; Kulz was standing by
the post; Roland WAS talking. said he
would like to g-i up n hnrlesqu Ku1
said nothing; Rohad stepped towards
KuIs, aud Kuts said to him, "do YOU
want to fight" Roland said yea; KuIz
told him 10 take Oft his ooat: Rol,nd said
hc could whip him with his coat on; Ro,
land struck at Kutz, when he (Ku,1
knocked Roland down; / was smadinI
near BY; saw nothing in Ku,z's hand.
NELSON DENApUM, SiOorn Saw only
n part Of the first occurrence, Charley
KulE pulled OF his coat; Marshal cam,
round and stopped them, az they cam,
back near Dr. Lewis Office, Roland drew
bis cane over KutE's head.
Afterwards saw the parties in front o
sifTord's store; Roland said he wanted I,
get up a burlesque; Roland stepped VI
towards Kuts. aud Kuls asked Roland !
he wsuwd 10 fight; ROlSud aaid yes
Kuis told him t0 lay hiS cane down, RO
land laid his cane down and struck a
KutE but didn't hit him; KutS the
struck and knocked Roland down; RC
land struck at Ku'z with both hand'
Kutz struck with the lelt hand; wa
standing right by Kutz's side; Rolan
was struck near the eyes; when kohn
recovered, be came at KUs agaiu, whe
Kuz again knocked bin down; saw meth
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03
Mexican Examples.

If the report Of the circumstances under
which Puebla was taken is true, and we see
no reason to doubt it, the Mexicans force set
very honorable example that occasion.
l. They did not surrender until thei,
ammunition was expended land they had eaten
the horses and mules of their artillery and
cavalry.
3. The officers refused to be reutralized
in their country's death-struggle, at the vii!
of their capior.
3. They broke up their artillery before
captivating to diminish the fruits of the
victory fol. their opponents.
10 this list of good examples We may add
the very honorable and commerdable frank
ness of their government, which at once
announced the disaster which it had sustai-
ned, and threw Itself for support upon tn.
courage and resolution of the nation,-
not in vain, as we trust will appear by the
specialization Daily Adrertiser.