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Petition to Sell Lands.
suSaDsh Ring. AdminisiratriF) Petition to solFIands
against to pay debts and to

susoDsh King. Adminsiratrr) Petition TO solFIands
Jacob i. Ring a. ALL assls dover @ '"N ~
To Susannnh P. Thorne, Catharine ST. CIare, and n.
Y. 81. Claire, her husband; Henry Ring, Leonidas
Ring. John Cradlebaugh ~, and William Cradle
baugh,
You are hereby informed, that have fled ppti-
tion, as ndminlsatrx OF the estate of George Ring,
deceas ssd IN Tho Probate Court OF Fairfield county
Ohio, for the sale dc. Of tho real estate Of said de
oodent; aud shalt In pursuance ofhc prayer o: said
petition. on the II day OfApri. A. d. 1893 or nsso0n
theraafier counsel can be heard, as for order
for the assignment o. the dover the widow Of said
George Ring IN the whole Of the real estate OF said
deceden which includes The real estate he re-
iuafier described as the following, to'wit; The
Homestead and farm upon which said George Ring
resided at tha time OF his death, and being about
seventy four acres In section ~, OF township IL Of
range 49, In Fairfield county. Ohio, and for the sale
Of the following real Estate OF which the said George
Ring died seized, to-wit: In Lots numbers 80, 40,
100 200 and l56, In the city of Lancaster, Ohio.
Also. 40 acres Ofland lying aud being In Berne
township, Fairfield county, ohio, and being In sec
ton 4 ,. Township ~, range ~. Also the undivided
hal part of tho following real estate, to-wit Lying
and boing In Clinton county. In the State of Ohio,
and described more parieularlyAs follows: A part
lots Nos. and =: AMI also Tue following described
premises, beginning at the south west the
above dcscribed promises; til ence running west 10
poles to sIake;thence north poles and ton feet to
stake; thence eastI9 poles TO stake; thenco south
p0les and ten feet 10 the place OF beginning. To-
eether with alike undivided halfpaH OF all tho MA
chinery In or on said above described premises.
SUSANNAH RING, AdmI'x.
March 10, lso3-5w5lpfs6 ofGeorge Ring, doc.
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gallant blood freely poured out 10 saucti.
~ our nationhood. For Il comes 10 this:
We can have no peace now. save e-hy sub.
mission; DO peace now cave by making
once more an Utilization with = Northern
party, and making the Democracy pres.
sHt Of all that insstimabls treasure OF the
dearest blood that flowed ip Southern
veins.
Psacel Does the monstrous host before
Vicksburg bring US piace? Is it peace
that Rosecrans is making in Tennessee?
Does the military dispersion of public
meetings 10 kentucky bode peace? The
nov Northeru oonsoription, enrolling three
millions, aud making provision for in
stantly commanding their service. or ex.
acting heavy exemption ta1-does this
look like peace? The deliberate vesiing
IN Abraham Lincoln Of all the military
power Of q dictator. with the treasure Of
the whole nation opened to BIN without
slint-is it to enable him TO make peace,
or war whirh2
Where, then, are those indications oI
peace, which we are said to be recAlessly y
.esistiug and disdsininy? 0ul the great
,p' sch of valIandipgham; ths t,uchin4
invitation cf tuneful Cox! We greatly
far that those Two wooers Of the South
so fond ard fuin, will very soon be lound,
like John Van Boren, shrieking out fol
war to TIE knife; and il they delay oil
decline TO re ant their great aud noble
pea, speeches. why they will se4 the in,
side Of Lincoln's jals. We wish from
our hearts they were both already safely
chained up at the presen, writing: they
have done u; mors harm thy and thti
like. than ten thousand Stewards ant
Sun. ners. We lr.mble to see their un
wholesome advances: still more to see
SOFT Of morbid craving here 10 respouc
10 them. und the deusiye idea of pro
noting inlss ine division at the North.
OIL Dictator Linoolni lock We up lhos
TWO peace Democrats--loselher will
Richardson in some o. your mi'itar,
lFrisousl
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Important from Por, hudson.

New YoRK. March 26,-Tbo CONNER.
cial has the following speoisl:
"WAsHISoroN, March 20 Encouraging
and 81 rious news las reached the Navy
Department from Farragut's H4et. on tie
Mississippi. creating the livclest satsfac'
tion At the White Hous. and the Dtpart.
MEETS. The information rsc.ived by
ur. Wsllss is that Admiral Farragut has
8 'fely mAdo the passage BY PORT Hudson
in tre risaie Hartford, his flagship, with
his whole feet, the Mississippi only ex'
oept d, The last named vessel col
aground AMI by the Admirals order wa,
abandoned and destroyed"
The World gates that on the 9th .
small rebel force was captured six miles
below Port Hudson. together with the
signal book Of the rebel army.
Gsuer"l Sherman oomm,nds a, New
o l,Ans,
10 the absence Of Banks a large mum
bcr o. emigraut negroes have been arrest
ed IN New Orleans. rr
A private dispatch received hers, s'ate'
that Farragut passed Port Hudson bate
ric' on the night Of the l4th with biz
feet.
Colonel Clark. Chief Of Banks STAFF
WAS wound, d on ho 18th. but not ser
ously.
No big 6gh, has yet taken place.
Banks is in good spirits, aud within
five miles OF Port Hudson.
The woundipg OF Colonsl Clark make
1t petty evident that there Lad been eomt
heavy skrmisling.
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Men may as WILL consent to appear what
they arr, at once. and save themselves
the modification Of beiDg found oai: fOr
that which is instructive will appear up
on the surface; il can't lie trsven
ted. Aud, in fact, nothing will man.
ifesl itself. but the folly aud s!ams oil
him who puts on airs, and attempts by
Ove'dreSsing aad padding out, to com
pensa'e for the hollowness and tarreness
Of tho house he SO sogaudiy decorates. II
humanity is true TO itself, every indivd
uAl will be respected for wi at no is, aud
move in his legitimate sphere. More he
cannot do. But he can widen from with
iu' tan enlarge his circls and rise to
higher and still higher spheres. by cult.
valion aid development of the natal ru.
diments of bis being, and still bs him
self.
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NOTICE.

All persons who have had theil
mouths prepared for artificial teeth by The
late Dr.. ], 8. Hamil. or who are wearing
temporary teeth inserted by him, or who
made contracts with him for work, will
please call on Dr.. j. Feeman With whom
arrangements have bsen made to com
plete unfinished work OF DR., Hamil anG
with whom Dr.. Hamips books will b,
left. DR.. FeemAu will be found ahel
April lat one door west Of Dr.. Wagon
halls office 10 the Shasffsr Block.
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lConrt OF Fairfield county Ohio, will oder for sale
at public auction on
Tassd y. Apra 2la, 1868.
at O'Clock p NJ, upon the premises. the following p
described real estate situate In the county Of Fair
aeld and State Of Ohio, to-wit
Lott Nos - aud % appraised subject to the widow
dowerat 1903 DNl in tho town Of Baltimore, Ohio.
Also, Lots Nos S. Sc and 81 10 the town Of Baltimore
Ohio, appraised at ninety dollars gross. Also
lot No 6I appraised al $3.50 60, Also Lets Nos 9O
90, 100 and lOIin the town Of Baltimore, q. apprais
In the town OF Baitimose. o., appraised at $50 90
gross; also certain Gve acre tract Of lamp ing and
being in section No 2f township No 10 or ra nge No
D Fairaeld county, o, and lying south Ofthe said
Town Of Baltimore, o, appraised at $40 per acre.
Also FIVE acre tract Of land bounded 70 follows to.
wit: Lying and being In the south EAST quarter OF
section No 20, township No 10 OF range No 49, and
beginning AT tho southwest Corner Of Luther Righ
lands land on the Trovinger road. Thence running
north79 degrees west4 chans and 81 nEs. Theme 0
north 80 minutes east 10 chains and links to stake
Thence east chains 70 links 10 a stone. Thence
south 40 degrees wes 10 chains and 81 links to the
pacs ofbeginnng; appraised at S5D por acre. ALSO
a part OF the southwest qnartor OF section No "a,
townsnip No iB In range No lg described US follows
to-wtt beginning IS, rods south Of tho southeast
corner OF Granville and Market reefs Of II town oil
baltimore, o, run nag honce 30 deg 81 min. east
chain and ~ links 10 stake. Thence south deg
80 mia vests chains and 50 links TO q stake thence
north 20 deg 30 min wost chain and so links to a
stake; thence north deg 80 min chains and o.
links TO the place OF beginning. containing onennd
30 lOu acres, appraised Al $40 psr acre.
Terms OF Salo-One third INLAND, ono third In one
year, and one third in two years from. the day o
sale with interest: the payments to be securod BY
mousnge on the promises. JESSE p. oUTCyHT
Administrator Of r ]. QUITO ylT dec
Lancaster March i0-J2-iW
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Lancaster, Lithopolis and Grove
port Turnpike Road Company.

N0TlCE Is hereby given, that al a meeting Of the
~ ctiEens residing In the vicinity OF said eontem
plated road held at he Clerks oce In the city of
Lancaster, on Saturday, the elst day OF February,
1861, 1t was resolved that said road be located, and
In acco rdance with said resolutions, the following
persons were elected as Corporators DR.. Eels. Geo.
Beck, Henry lspach, Josiah Wright, h. beatty,
England, aud B. +. Reinmund, whose petition has
been regularly filed with the Secretary oi tho State
of Onto.
ResOipsd, That at said meetit z, the Secretary OF
the Board o lncotporSlors give notice In the pa pers
ofthisciy that the Books will be- opoI ed at the 70
lowing places for the purpose OF receiving subscrp.
llons t., the Capital Stock for the completion Of said
Tarnpike, namely:
b. +, RelnmNnd's o0ico in Lancaster, o.
Store In Greencastle,"
DR.. Minors onico In Lithopolis, "
Jno. Raroy. Esq. in Groveport. -
b. F. REINMUND, Plosr
JOSIAH WRIohr, Sec Board Of lncorpoTators
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s Tho Union League Of New York held
another meeting AZ tho Cooper Iuslitute
on Friday evening. John Cophrane,
Gsn'l Hamilton of T xas, and other dis
tinguished speakers. took part, General
Sigsl was invited, hat was not present
He sen, . letter expressing his wal mest
sympathy with the obi4ots Of the NEE ing
and concluding a. follows:
y" All the talent aud energy. the woalth
and resources Of the people shonld be
laid on the altar Of the nation and &
the Government, will employ all these
agencies. and trust 10 men OF energy and
character, unfetered BY petty jasIou,ies
70 break ths ranks Of the enemy In fr NJ
and at homo, this war will be speedi,
ended. =
~-"W We must have the Ihsrp swo,d a.
veil as the sharp psn-ihs slrOog area a,
well,as tue strong and f.arless mind tC
belp US in this terrible struggle. tt,
people must awaken those who sleep anc
sir up those who are creeping along. in
stead Of marching onward with self-re
lying boldness.
A"I believe IN the Monroe dociriue. il
the Batter code. 10 the Presidents proc
lamaiioD, in the good will and per.sver
ance cf the people, in the undaun e,
courage Of The volunteers. 10 The dna
vindiction Of the boaest, the Just anc
the brave IN the liberation of the dowr
trodden aud the slave, and the overthrow
and death OF the Southern oligarcby
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RW Victims of Rheumatism, read:
CLEARpoRr, Fairfield Co june a. 1881


Dr.. G. w RoBAck, No 6 East Fourth
street. Cincinnati. O-Dear Sir:-This
spring hired to work upon farm dur.
ing the summer. but became severely
afflicted with Rheumatism, and it disa-
bled me 80 much. that was compelled
TO quit work, After being confined to
my room for some time, procured Of
your agents at this place, Msssrs. Abbott
d 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. One bottle OF
your Blood Puri6 and one box Of your
Blood Pills performed perfect cure.
Being satisfied that it is an invaluable
remedy, sent you this to be pupil shed
if you think proper. that others sim
ilarlS affected may have the benefit of ury
experience.
SlLAS SPRINGER.
EF See advertisement
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When see eIqnisites pompo usly pa
radiug themselves upon the streets or iu
company, with oilsd and perfuned hair,
and whose costly apparel, carefully ad
justcd. sends out from irs deposi'arits
the aroma Of musk filing radius OF
some twenty feet, OF more, from lie puno
,um SalliOus, feel very much like ask :
ing them il they think they are pleasing
anybody besides themselves; and whether
they expect this outside PNaslering aud
varnish will expand their narrow pates
into greater capacity for the depository oI
brains. produce 6uS thoughts, or In any
way compensate them for an empty mind:
or, II they have ever arrived at the con
SciOnSneSs that they we're simply render.
ing lhsmselye. repulslvs to all sensible
persons. ECLECTIC.
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INDIAN TROUBLE IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE. March 23.-LasI night the
Humboldt Indians attacked the station
eight mikes west Of Deer creek, and killed
two men, burnt the station, and took the
stage stock and large herd belonging to
private parties. The a'ags driver was
killed, aud passenger nortally wounded.
Troops havs.already reached there, aud
ths routs is again open.
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A Doubtful Story.

The foreign papers report that farm
laborsr 10 Spain has invented a flying
machine. 1t consists Of fans attached to
the heels, and large wings extending from
the shoulders TO the Wais,,and moved by
the hards. The inventor is said to have
already risen to hight Of 200 yards, and
moved about IN all directions even a
gainst sho wind, He had also performed
the distance Of a league in less than q
quarter Of an hour.
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roads. How the baggage trains ever
got there, seems to be little short Of !
miracle. and reflects credit on ,he'actiyi.
" and perseverance, Of Assistant Quar-,
termasIer NJ. K6pplingsr. The men are
all in the finest spiri.s. aud have be,
haved all through 10 most ,xsmplary
manner, gaining the coufdenOs and gooi
will OF all those with whom they cauls ia
contact. r. @.
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosGRove, while laborng as a
MtssioIury IN Japan, was cured OF Consumption,
when all other meanshad failed, by recipe obtain
ed rroU alearned d physician residing iu tho great
City ofJoddo. This recipe has cured great num-
bers who we're suffering from Consu mptOn. Bron-
chltis Sore rh Toat, Coughs aud Colds. and the de-
blity aud nervous depression caused by these dis
orders.
DESTROYS or benediting Others, I will send this
recipe (which have brought home with ire, oall
who noed it,freo ofeharge. Address
Rev. WIN. COSGR0VE,
A39 Fulton Avenue,
Dsc.Il. 1s02--30Iy Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The RcncLlon.

At he late election in Augusla, Me.
The Republicans gave their candidate for
MayofcxActly the number Of votes lhey
gave for Mr. Lincoln in 1860, notwi,h
standing thy have nj hundreds Of vol
untOsrs 10 the war. Their majority Is
on- hundred and fourteen more than in
1864. The party. thereabous. do moi
seem to be running down.
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ET According to tho official returns
up to the Let Of February, 1868, it ap'
pears that tho English navy comprised
see steamships ahoat. ios effective sail
ing ships. A steam ships building,
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Attachment Notice.

Luke Helmlek, PlAintlr, Before n. G. Black ~,
against : y. Of Liberty TIP. FAIR
pan'l Radebaugh, DcieudAnD field County, ohio.
nN the eth day ofJanuary A, D. 1868, said Justice
Y Iiseued an order Of attach ment In the above &C.
tion for tho aum Of thlry-two IL. 100 dollars.
l.. HELMlCK.
Baltimore, Ohio, Jan. 20, lsoa-3w45
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R See advertisement
E.lnto or Georre ward.

NoTICEishereby given that tho undersigned has
y been appointed and qualified as administrator
ofthe Estate Of George Ward late Of Fairfield
county, deceased. Persons holding claims will pre-
sent thom for settlement according TO law. Those
owing The Estate will make i'm mo diate payment.
JOHN VILLA MSON.
March 10, Is63-3w%
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NoIicE TO TAXPAYERS. The buggy
tar. license tax, aud monthly reports for
October aud November are in my hands
for collection. and should bepaii with.
Ou. delay. RIM. CLARKE, Collector,
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Attachment Notice.

Gilbert peval, PlaintGl Before G. Steinman, J. P.
against OF Hooking township, Fair
Darnen & Broth or, Dert> aeld county, Ohio.
1NN the 97th day Of January, A. D. 1853, said Jus
Y Dtiee issued an attachment in the above action,
for the sum OF s392 80 GILBERT DEV Oh.
Lancaster, Ohio, Feb. 90, 1e0S.
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G.. W. j.

Resolved, 1T. That rs soldiers Of Ohio
we deem It due 10 ourselves and the State
we represent, 10 let our friends at home
know how we at.this time Of our national
calamity. regard certain men Of the North
and the measures they propose.
Resolved I'd. That we utterly ahhor
and dettst all men and measures that look
to an end Of the war on any conditions,
save tllnt of unconditional submission to
the authority Of the Government.
Resolved, Sd That we have been in.
suited time and Ngain by reasonable
documents in the. shape Of letters and
newspapers sent 10 US by those profss.
si1g TO be our friends, but We scorn the
friendship of a who are enemies Of our
country.
Resolred. 4Ih, That we regard rs
gross iIsults the per6dious attempts Of
Northern traitors to win US from our al
lcgiauce by disseminating among us doc
uments hostile 10 the Administration and
vigorous prosecution Of the war.
Resolped, 9th. That we know foi what
we are lighting, and need not the instruc.
tons oi Vallandigham. 0lds. aud other
vile traitors.
ReSoipsd, 9th. That we will not sur.
rendei our liberties. neither barter the
sublime truths promulgated by the faith
ers of our country for the glittrriug soph
isms Of demagoyues and traitors.
RssolVsd, 7Ih. That we will never
cast a vo,S for man 10 hold any office
whatever who opposes or eve did oppose
the vigorous prosecution Of the pressn I
war to successful termination.
Resolrsd, 9th. That We ara sworn en-.
emss Of all such North as well as South,
and that we will hold them 10 a strict
account for every crimo they have perpe>
tratcd against our Government.
Resolvsd, 9th. That having enlisted
under a sense Of duty and conviction
OF the value Of the Governmsnt and the
union OF the States, we now follow the
fAg with a soldiers devotion, and will
dare and die for our country with cold
ier's enthusiasm,
RssOlvsd. 10th. That as soldiers we
are fully determined 10 6ght out the pres.
eut slTaggls between our Government and
lis enemies, and obtain an honorable peace
or die glorious death.
RtsOivsd, lltb, That We will stand
firm to our purpose and listen to'no terms
Of peace until The rebellion 10 crushed
aud the supremacy Of the Stare and
Stripes is established over every Dot Of
American SOIL
Resolved, 18th. That We approve Of
each and every aot Of the Admiuissra,ion
designed TO crush the rebellion, and pledge
ourselves to sustain It in all Efforts II
may pu, forth TO wipe ou, treason.
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The richmond Enquirer on pene 9,

tFtom tno hehmona ELquTer, AATob y
Our printers st this article up from
an uncut copy Of the Richmond Enquirer,
which osn bs seen by the curious at lhis
ofise.-- Cincinnati Commercial.
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~ Important to discharged soldiers
Call on r. N. CLARKE.
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~ Returns from all but two smaI

- tsturns from all but two small
towns Of New Hampshire show $685.
fer Gilmore, Republican candidate for
Governor; 3a.7s4 for Eastman. Demo.
srat; and 4.4Se for Hartman. Indepen
dent War Democrat. This gives 6l5
against Eastman. Rollins. Rep for Con.
gress 10 the Second District. has about
500 majority Patterson. Rep. 10 the
Third District, has about $50 majority
The First District is not yet settled Il,
4 10 very close. The Council stands: 5
Republicans and ) Democrats; the Sen,
s:s'o Republicans aud ) Democrats the
House ls7 Republicans. and l49 Dem,
ocrats.
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There are other affairs Of which I
would very much like 10 spaRk, but have
neither time nor space at present Gas drill
call is sounding) will. however, send
you copy Of resolutions d'afied and
adopted by Co A. at a meeting hold on
the 81 OF this month.
Tho following are the resolutions Of
which spoke in my letter. They are
expressive of the sentiments Of the com
pany, as shown by the enthusiastic adop
ton Of them
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order granted BY the Probate
lConrt OF Fairfield county, Ohio, will Offer for sale
at public auction on
IaeSd q, April 21n. 1868,
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LHE NHqAwAH4
NOGhCG.

Lancaster. Aprlli7, 1851.