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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
HOPE CHAPEL, No. rs BROADWAY
Z EVERY NIGHT
THE NEW SENSATION on THE DAY.
TIE MAMMOTH sTEREosCoPTIcoN.
MIRROR OF TiE UNIVERSE.

Tfi. splendid Entertainment, which 10 nshty h,Iscnns
crowds o our be.. lrnf enables the vs'oI 70 ANn tS
TOUR Oh TIE WORLD Va fancy, without he ii't aiu 'i
Itnss o actual iTae Ihr lott bs-uui s.'efS SfeH'.'
an! salusiy Of aos nd III presented IA
oi ufssb sows taken by that rf,ee-t 81 ARTISTS ho ou,
rpWn upon calyss nelsuus Gc slnHre ieet Tor - "et
square N sisw ni Illuminated 20 tho oh"cs "i h'oH'
day ~ the mos, powerful hight known 20 sslehce
Both AFTERNOON snl ENENisO ~ IiiA NNsplN ~
DAI ~ p1cial foqno. the beaattn SPECTRAL '.o" OF
DtafE BLANCHE" The Wli.o L-1y III os iepe -icd.
During tho coming week the recent TIA E.a gnd Az,
ykAi uBEs o. tls Rev HENRY WAND bE"tAEn iN
EUROPE vii hc The GIl ieci Of ~. ei li'ii -.oH'
Doors open ~ o. I0ur. begA 4 = r. n
rrte OF tilis,,on % crftA Children n cents ,.,,
oilDi " .instf fr lBmitrs n.g4y Nfn.sEaUNt mie
SATURDAY, s,Yp IL E4IAh hA!i,i ~ lu,nsl Al
"a. IA ~ ~. lACNA.ON' 'ssh~sos'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
BENJAMIN MASONs
I'D COMMERCIAL AND MILITARY BOARDING.
SCHOOL Ycnkefs, n. Y,
For making boys intelligent, healthy Christian MHN.
Circulars al No. - Nassau -st. and NO 51< broadway.

COOPERSTOWN Seminary, Coopcrstown, n.
OY-S&O pay, d and Tuition. in Eng weeks both
scIes The New Gy taught by aPuM Of Dr Le~i.
Term opens Dec sth send fors catalogue X e. fack ~ NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

IVAN AMBURG & COS MENAGERlE,
Brocdwsy between Sphng and Primo, s,s
A GkAhD MORNING fLKFOaMAScE ON
THANKSGIVING DAi.
Doom .p-n as.m
DROADWAY AMPHlrHEATER,
- No. 4SJ BROADWAY.
L. D. "' BaiLLIAST GITRicTioSs
ruAxksc,ISVfiso DAYi
soeAsp rERYoaMAScEs TO-DAY
(, ,GaIyD fIRFoRM1NCEs TO-DAY.
3oRASD IERF OANiNCEs TO-DAY,
IN THE MORNING, ssmmsaeins at ici
IN ThE htTERs2yf a. TfS f fS'aAsnsios %g p
upsn ssrh ci which ccasisns TIC inli strength OF
Tie aoDEL CIRCUS TROUPE
attached !" the ~T'ssil'j SoefI iSD Si5 &sfir g&sciTiso
ACI5 ~ IHE RING,
rms Mbsr sT.rrLryo YEATS or uoRsEMtNsnuP
AND Idk MOST sIlfhNpOUs AFHLLIIC
eve. ~iine..,1 in New lcTs. ,
co-r,......IoE PESTLASD ard JAMES REYNOLDS
as 0f .xs oseie.'rs Chair y e.n,., r,.,o Boro -.
~ ssiiURRbpSr sssii1RRpSr SsiffssooS
oRASD DAY ENTERTAINMENT
OLYMPIC TnEAyER.
A''''' ia Lisf s''i,i siG,,f 81 iiis NoiTo % "
81 Al ALL THERE
nrrr a.ryio1.- .ufrsd into oI rr ani constant pro
4lrps u nO'clsis' the tshy 'ssee' ani p0paaf Bur
.s..4s - .,.~,
g.! All ALL THERE"
Al ALL THERE"
IliE MOTTO
lam ALL THERE"
Nllrt ior tic last three vsss. has drawn
CROWDED HOt sEsi
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
Who hs,s .rrre,,ed then uprfoosfioa By
. ENtHuniASIiC AfAfLAtsEa
AsU tDs!lIslFE LAlbUIIW .
urs JOrIS WOOD 40 HESRl LtGADYRF
ug4 JOiiS WOOD .s HkNHi LA6ADEfk
NPs JOHg WOOD a. HLSkl LAUADEhE
tri sit
IlEGANr SCENERY.
DKlLIlNr COST NEe.
APPROPRIATE MUSIC.
uA IMMENSE CAST,
= "a. 10 ul.hcfsva si the crd oft.r Irs.ort week
LAST THhiE t!tfiI5.
THURSDAY Nov. %,
FRIDAY, Nov. ~ SAT. isDAi, Nov. -
Prt,lous ~ which tic Conistlc'ts ~
AUHI CHAhLOiTE- MAID.
Os MOSDAY, Nov. ~, .a enie change OF Pf'orH anes
when 49, -. .,,,...,,
w make h,f fst poafElce bsIJe Nsw fofk audience
s.rrs lcr return tfom Europe.
.'ssi. c.n be- secuted thTs- dsys H. sdysnce
Doom. opan at Z. Overture 10 commence at y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

lGEORGE sTECK 4 Co" Grand and SQUARE
" PIASO FOFIfS Aanuf,rt0r, al NA.,foogi.. SoI
~ tnd Ils Nak- of tenost Nsslst. t,rry
rI.i.o wsII antsd fof Ars ysars
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Tribute Of Re.peel.

At meeting of Charity Lodge. No 2,
!. o. o. +, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHAREAs, An overruling Providence
in his wisdom has seen Ii to remove from
US by the hand Of death Brother HEsRY
BELL. who by an affeclionate regard for
the welfare and fellow members, has fa>
forably impressed his memory on all
our hearts; it becomes tie dnty and ac-
cords wi h The sentiments in Friendship,
Love and Truth. to award tribute of re.
'epect to our departed brother and al.
though the offering of Friendship app. a1
IN lime 10 fade and are forgotten 10 the
busy scenes of life; but We cannot but
otfsr our sympathy to the friends Of the
decreased. Therefore be it
Resolved. That we deeply sympathize
with the widow and friends of our de
ceased brother, and tender our hsartte II
condolences to them in their bereavement.
Resotoed, That we will cherish the re-.
memblance Of his virtues, and in honor
Of his memory we will snslroud the
charter and emblems of the Lodge for the
space Of thirty days.
RssOloed. That copy Of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions bs transmitted
to tie family Of the dtceosed Brother. +
Resolped. That a copy ofthe foregoing
be signed by the N G aad Sec. aud fur.
nlsl ed 10 our city papers, with a reques.
that the same be published.
Nv. WEAKLY, N. G.
DIX FlSHEL, Sec.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
FROM NORTH CARoLINA.

BosroN. Jan, i96. = Private adyices from
Newbern. Tuesday. goth inst, say. that
no mails had thtn left for the North Tor
two weeks, but one was about leaving for
New York.
The man expedition, o! which so much b
has been said, had not started. but,a land
force was sent forward On Saturday,. the
l7.h, toward the railroad, which encoun.
tered 1900 rebels at polocksvile, drove
them from the town and took posse ssion n.
Some OF The New Ycik Cavalry were
wounded, The general health of the
troops is good. ~ "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
IMPoRTANT FRom EuRopc

New YORK, January p, : The steamship
s"xoby arrived from northampton on the
18th inst.
Its Tunored that Napoleon had renew.
ed the proposals OF joint mediation ia
American affairs
The London Observer Gays no such
otter has been made TO, England. Tie
Emperor distinctly animated to Mr.. Day.
ton his refusal TO submit any proposition.
AT the opening Of Ihs Cuanters the
Emperor said: .,trr
"The condition Of Francs would be
IfOurishing if The American war had not
dried up one Of Ibe most fruitful sources
OF our industry. ] have attempted 10
send beyond the Atlantic advice insprr.
ed by sincere sympathy. bu. the great
maj itime powers not thinking it advisable
to act as yet. am obliged to postpons
to more favorable. opportunity an offer
Of mediation. the object Of which was to
stop tie efiusion of blood, and prevent
exhaustion Of America, whose future
cannnt ha lonLad nno., I'LL, :,A:n.x...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Later from New Orleans. .

New YoRK, January 97 The steamer
Northern Light, from New Orleans l7th,
arrived; news anticipated by tie Mary
Boardman.
General Banks has issued orders assess
ing rebels to support the poor. disposing
Of confscated estates, &c., and allowing
produce 10 be sold in market by we'll dis.
posed persons, and reqairiug all register
cd enemies to take the oath Of allegiance; /;
also that insults to soldiers will be pun,
isbrd.
Ii was reported at X y West. 9ed, thai
the rebel pirate Oveto had escaped ilom
Mobile, and captured and burned Bos
ton brig off Tortugas on the 18th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
CINCINNATI MARKET,
CIScrSSArI, January 20

CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS. -
The supply Of Beef osttle ha, been very
light. and the marke. rules 6im With a
good demand. Prices are 25c higher
We now quote common at $2sS9 rs, fair
50 5oaS2 20, good s3as3 rs and prime
So 5oa$3 rs pr GENITAL gross.
Sheep scarce and in demand and prices
highe; 80 75a$5 per c.n,al gross being
the range. ~
In the fore part'of the week packers
withdrew from the market and ro.hipg
was done up 10 Saturday in Hogs, Tie
advance in gold induced packers 10 ap pain
come forward and prices advanced to 81
5OaS5 25-!he lat,or rate for extra large
Hogs.
The total receipts for The season foot
up $4,000 head. The season is nearly
closed. A
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Administrators Sale Of Valua-
BILE Real Estate.

T n pursuance 10 an order of the Court OF Common
1 Pleas Of Fairfield county, OHIO, TO me directed as
Administrator dsbonD RoH ofih lale Peter Macklin
deceased, In a'certancase In said Court, wherein
was plaintiff aud Mary Macklint widow and Others
tion, bs0se he door ofths Uolrti ouss, in he city
of LaBcastei, Yin said county oats
Saturday, February 2stll, 1863.
betwce The hours fl0o'elock "A, and O'Clock
p. NJ. ofsad day, The farm on whichshe sail Peter
Mackn resided In his lifetime, situate In Pleasant
township. being par. Of the East half Of No.
20, township No IS, OF range No.ia, contiathg 2Oi
s6-luo acres, more orless. The same willnbe sold
free OF dover,
Terms e6 Sits- 4one third b hs nd oa W Q dfr6f
sale onp Shifd 10 one year, the baanoe years.
with Interest on deferred payments.
Appraisedpt s35 peracte. ~
SAMUEL JACKSoNy Adn,r.
William 4, ,shultz, Attorney. z
jan 9e'' 'isd2 76w+sPfst.so
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
In Probate Court.
Joha Abbott and Lafayette Abbeti, et.tn,,r.
Ad'nrs OF oren Abbott, dee.

isna 1ss9q sP o1sS 9sS 1niSgs's Sss a.. AsS' n
s-' r i'. Rgulnst = a.-
John Britch ct ais, Defer udants. 4ti t ~
TVNo John Brteh, John Abbott, Lafayette Abbott,
Selem Pearee and LSurs 4iTWlfs: Joseph q .
Nourse and rs. Nourse his slfs, Rufenl PhilenA
wl'oy y,5,Iu ;saafasia A|J(} gWlssi Ranf0rd Rogers
You are hereby nst.hed that the undersIg gned, the
admlnisrstorsof D rsn abbott dee have 6led petit
tion In tie Probate Dourt of Fairfield county Ohio
praying FOR tre coinplsn0n OF contrRct made be.
tween tho said decedeItin his life time and sad IN
drew Britcn, aud for power ~ convey 10 the said
Britch In accordance with snid contract, the follow
hgreal estate 10. wit Lying and being 10 N adi,on
Township, Fairfield county, ONO, described more
patticularlyAs follows: ''Conmencing al the South
west cornsr Of oren .7bbotrs farm: thence east
along the line between said .abbod's farm and N
piece ,oflahd owned bylhei said rich 10 the road
thence with said road West 10 the line between said
abbott and Elliott GriHths thence sonlh with said
line To the place OF beginning, ~
a hearing Will be had IA the premises Saturday
January 24ih a.d. 1873. when order will be TAX On
iof the completion OF said contract, and the convey.
anco Of said band sa .etts i7 Nlt
JOHN ABB0TT & L.4F.aYETTE ABBOTT,
.Adtnr of Oren Abbott, dec.
--tE byR. NJ. CLARKE, Alty,
Janl-lsG3 -4I-3w.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
MARRIED.

On the 18th Of January. 1868 blythe
Rev. @. W. Hissey, Mr.. Dawn. ". HuM.
MEL |. and Miss LOUISA coSSxAE, all Of Fair.
field county, Ohio.
On Sunday the 25lb lost, 10 Hooking
Township, By the Rev. Joseph A. Roof
Mr.. JOsnUA CRoMLEY and Miss SusANSAH
ooETMAS, both of Falr6ole County, Ohio
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
THE PERFE 'T1oN OF MECHANISM
The MAGIC THE BSERVER,.

DEIEG A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR
lDLads's or Gentleman's Watch Combined, with
Patent selftwipdfDg Improvement, So NiST
The New York llluAlraled News, tho leading pic.
torial paper ofhe United states IN Its issue OF Jam
10Th, 1853, on page l47, voluntarily say 81: OAK
..Wehave been showna most rlsasing novelty,of
which The HpnPARD Bgos., Of this city, the sole
Importers itisealled the Ihdgfe T'uts 06serUer,'
and Is hunting and open.face, watch combined. =
This Is one Of the prettes most conyeniept, and de-
cidediy the best and cheapest time piece FOR general
and reiiableuse, ever offered, d has within it and
connected with Its machinery, It's own winding NJ.
'tachment. rendering akey entirely unnecessarily
The cases Of this watch composed oftwo metals
the outer one being ane IS carat gold. i has the
improved ruby actlo6 lever movement, and Is war.
ranted an accurate timepeee." f'E" fhs hiT
Price, superbly engraved, per case OF half dozen
S2O4 90 Sample Watcher. in neat morocco boxes,
for those propOsingto buy AZ wholesae s35, sent BY
express, with bill Iayablo on delivery. Soldiers
must remit payment in advance, as wo eapnoL
collect from those ilf lhe eArmy. Address - . ~
HUBBARD BROS. K CO., SoLE IMPORTERS,
soHth Cor. EaIssa 4 JOAN Sta, Nsp. Fork,
Jan! e9, lS0S-dw 81 E ts{i = : 2 EIOl n u,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Rebel Troops Largely ,Wiihdrawn from
a. the Rappahannock,

NEwBERN, Jan. 80, via F, RrREss MoN>
ROE, Jan. 26.--From Southern papers
it appears there has been great consterns
tion in the interior by the reported con :,
centratiOn Of Federal troop, in this De.
psrtment. 1t has been ascsrlsiued that
10000 rebel troops h.vs been sen, iuto
North Carolina from the Rappahaunock
and their force has been Withdrawn
thence for the Southwest. The reb ls5e
lieys the army ot the Potomac is compile
ly demoralizsd, and on the eve o
mutinyg; hence their withdrawal o.
troops 10 these puints.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
new York market

NEW YORK, January %.
FLOUR-Marke opened excited and
l0@I5c higher. Sales at 81 O0@7 20
for extra S'at-; 81 e5@7 so for choice
do; 81 10@7 65 tor common TO medium
extra Western; 81 50@7 60 for good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
and 81 70@8 90 for trade brands, mAr>
ket. closing quiet. o6p 42
WHlS%EF-M0rs aotivl and decided
y frmer at 48@50c. a
WHEAT-Opened excited and 1880
higher, closing quiet, buyers generally
refusing TO opera e at the advance. Sales
of70i.icago spring at 81 47@1 3d. Mil
waukee Club atSl 53@l SO; illinois win
ter red at 81 58@l 62, amber State at
81 60; aud i4,G00 bush fair 10 extra
choice white Western at 81 S2@a 90.
CORN-Opened exci,ei mud l@2c
higher. but clos d dull, with no buyers
at outside Quotations, Sales at 9o@9Ic
for prime shipping mixed Western. 4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
ONO SrArl AnRknY

OHiO OTATb AObhOfI
334 PEEN. Ave. Con. TIL ST.,
WAsHINeToS, DC Jan. 2l, 1s63.)
IoMe Ohio State Journal;
The underaignod having been appoint
ed by his Excellency, Gov. Tod, Military
Agent Of the State Of Ohio. for Washing.
ton aud vicinity, will chserIully give bis
attention to the Wsots aud necessities OF
the soldiers Of the State; adjust with the
Departments their pay. Bounty, Pension
o. other cl,ilps, remit money, correspond
with their friends or familss, etc., etc..
FREE OF CHARGE.
JAMES c. wETMoRE.
~feT 0. s. n. Agent.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Good News from AibanY.--A Loyal Speak.
or at last Elected.

Vv- S-Vv- =" ''V11T 7HVDuH IN LOyuI VP6uK'
or at last Elected.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. &c. Callicott il
elected Speaker.
Mr.. Callicott, on taking the Chair. re-
turned thanks for the honor, Stating thai
an Organization couldn't be effected with
on: compromise. and for that reason he
felt bound to accept the nomination. That
his actions will refu'e the ISLANDERS heap.
ed upon him, and while he professed con
tinusd fidelity 10 the Democratic party.
he should discharge. his duty faithfully
and imPartislly.
The House then proceeded to an cleo
tion of other Oficers; all Republicans
were elected, Callicott voting with them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
H-NIMRon "

EENMaoD WEED, private in Com. A.
Is; ohio-4late of this city, died at Muir.
.ressboro. Tennessee, from the Effects Of
a gun shot wound received in battle. As
the smoke of battle clears away tie dead
are found. ts1l.t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Administrators Sale OH Real

En- PURNU n @ Z Of AN On Dem
granted BY the probate Cont pf Paigasld cSdAtyi
ohio, will offsr for 'als at public Austisn On
Saturday. Ehs Srd day Of January.
A.D 1853, AZ s'sissk, p.a, spss sLs prenisss, tLt
following described Heal Rstaie, situate ih sAiA
county of PaIhsd and Sate Of Ohio, subject 10 ihO
dover estate OF Elizabeth 4. H6i8man .tO-vit:
Being paris Of all the qlArter actions In Seseh No
IS, Township No 70, 10 Range Hoav. Bsginhi ~
sone the half section line A the eefasf 6f Me
land OF Jacob H. Smith. ~ poles North ofths sshtTs
6fIuid section; thence lonh 10 chsibs and 50 IAks
70 sIons beiBg ahVlhoT corner Of said Jacob NJ
Smith = iandj thence West - chains 70 links 70
Hohs! thaHce South i5k deg. West I7ohains AID
links posi-. being e6Ihsr OF p lot nov owned ~
Phillip Kng--ihenes East chains aud - liahB 70
pdsl; thence South chains aud 70 Links 10 post
ihenes Wssl3 chains And u linkslo post; thsnss
South 4ehaih- TO 4 post. from which . While Oet ~
ioeheain diameter bears youth 3s deg Rast e0 llnks
distant and hiek orr ~ inches 10 diAneter. bears
North II deg. East - i!pkf disiani; thence soutb
~ deg. East "a ehAipi And 81 links 70 post thOhsS
North ~ deg. East chains 10 posi: thones Hofth
II deg West II chains 1. the beginning, e6htainfnG
50 and 5l.iO0 acres more or less.
AppFalset. sneumbersd As Aforesaid at escs %:
is Be sold nt not less than twoihirds The pDpiaed
vAae. and upoh the terms Of oneIhiId In hand, and
the balance IN two yehhy payments, With interest.
JAMkSBTiNs0N.
ID 'nr With the wilt anBsEsd of George Hoismah dee
JoHE =. BEAss1. AIty.
Lancaster, Nov. 20, le67--SN eopfSe.V6
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

EEThe bridge over the Ohio at Cin>
cinuati, 10 Ccvington, 10 to Ie completed
within l5 or 18 months, the requisite
amount Of preferred stock, $500. 600 hav.
ing been all ,aker, '
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

NorIcE TO TAX PAYERS. The buggy
tax, license tax. and mou.hly reports fol
October and November ne in my hands
for collection. and should be paid with
out delay: r. M. CLARKE, Collector
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

wSes ,he advertisement Of valuable
farm for sale in another column. A fine
chance for speculation is offered. The
farm contains $50 acres. and known as
the "Riigley Farm" in Amanda town
ship. Jacob Beck is lhe agent for the
sale of said farm.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Adhlinistrator's Sale OF Real Estate.

Sale OF Real Estate.
IN pursuance ofan order granted by the Probate
COurtOf Fairfield County. Ohio, will Onvr for
sale. al public auction, ou Monday, the 9th
day OF February. A. ID. 1853. at O'Clock
=. NJ NJ the Door OF the COur House, In the city Of
situate Il said county. tO-wi: LIST The North East
quarter section 20 In township II OF range 49,
ianng 1872 O5-lO0 acres. except one in the south
West corner OF said quarter section, appraised Al
Sa2 VI per acre. 2J, The West.balT Of the North.
ives, quarter OF Section 81, in Township II, Of Range
IL, contalnlugsl lO-iD9 acres, appraised at Se w
per acre. BOth tracts free and clear ofdOwer.
Terms OfSale:-ons.third in hand; one third In
one year and 'one-third Ia two years from day OF
sale. with Interest gu deferred payments from DAY
Of Sale, JARED T. HOOKER,
Administrator OF the Estate OF
Thomas Trlmble, deceased.
HrxTra & DAudHERTY, Attorneys.
jan, 8, ~, sw.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

TERRIBLE AccIDENT Our neightoring
city OF Zsnesyille has lately been the
scene of most terrible disaster. inyolv
ing the loss of three fves and the wound
ing Of thirty.four persons severely. On
Saturday morning last during the pro-
gress oflhe market, the roof Of the upper
half Of the market house gave way sud
denly. crushing through the floor in lis
descent, and ush-ring three souls
"into that bourne from whsncs no traveller
rsturasth." The, row Of pillars OF the
north side were toppled over b. tie fall
of the roof, and the fall demolishipg the
stalls on that side of tile building.
Fortunately but few of these stalls
were occupied on the morning in qdes.
lion, aud the crowd on that side was con.
sequenhy small, otherwise the loss Of
life would have been much greater.
1. is seldom we are called upon to re.
cord so heart-iending an occurrence, as
tho above, and we feel sure that we. but
express the sentiments of the whole com
munity, when we assure tie relatives Of
the unfortunate sufferers Of the sincere and
heartfelt sympathiss of their fellow ciIi
zens Of this place,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
ATTENTION.
Estate Of DanIcl hyde.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersl gn cd haS
~ been duly appointed and qualiAat sthe Execu-
tor OF th last will and testament OF Daniel Hyde de
ceased Persons holding clai ms VIII present them
for settlement according 10 law. Persons owing the
estate will make immediate payment
n GEORGE r. HA MLlN,
~, 81 I1l7'i1 80 Executor Of DauiSt IiS de.
Jan. R9,le63-43Wllt tug 1Tl'Gs n TlF7 WI! - ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Wheat and Corn in the Bushel,

one Stack Of bay and Wbett aud Rye In the ground.
A credit Of six months will be given on all sums
three dollars BY the purchaser giving note with
approved security. Three dOIIprs and under cash 10
hand: DANIEL KRbLEK. Executor.
1sotwo shares Of the Capital Stock of the cincin-
natl, Wilmington 4 ZaossVIlle RaiIroAd. DIX.
Jskuafy Is, 1868 -43Cw
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Executors Sale Of Real and Per-
=, sonal Property.

A Executor of Ihe last will and isstamsnt Of John
BaIsoch, iaIs Of gAifasld county, diseased, l
" eduesday che s5ih Dny Of February,
a. ID. 1853,
Al ths lais residence Of said deceased, 10 Pleasant
9unshlp. lBtbs said county situate four miles no rh
sast % Aheastor,on The Newark road offer for sale
~ public suction, lhe real and psssopn prOpsny !
beloneng 70 The estaie Of said deceased. The Parm
consists of 100 EeFes, bsng pnn ofths sontb west
quarter o. section a, IN towBshp5 The farm IL Of
eOed lsIhle soil, IN good state o. cultivation with
u gooddErlling house and frame barD. two good Of
cnMrds, and a s1hieieney Of good timber.
The tsTms Of sails ot the reel estate will be, one
thlrd cash 10 haHd, one tbrd In GUS year and tbs
balance ln two years, with Interest on the deferred
payments from day OF sale. The deferred pAImenls
20 be secured bymortgage on the farm
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Valuable Farm for Sale.

n AN authorized by on, order Of the c6urtof Com
uori Plea ofFairaeld county, ohn, 10 sell atpEi-
yaIe sale, that One Farni containing 800 acres known
as the klDGLY FARM, In Amanda township,
In said county, adjoining tho lands Of Reber d Kutz
aud being the North West quarter Of Section e5, and
The South West quarter Of section a.. in township
l3,range 90, ', -.
Terms Of sale: SIo.OOo payable as follows: s3.O0o
In hand; $4,000 In one year, with per cent Interest
payable sem-annualIy; and the balance, 81 900 viii
be leitln the hands OF the purchaser for term or
years, invested in his note secured BY mortgage up,
on the premises sold bearing six per cent interest
payable semi annually. f
Shonldthe purchaser have other unIncu bered
real estate, an arrangement might also be made for
the investment with him Of al or a portion ofthe
above $4,000. JACOB BECK
John $. Brasse, and Martir, stheich 6 @cSeilI
At'ys.h lli H't w Nn etAH7 sNf'' ''t N"'f
January %, iso3.--llw44 II j., heHl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

~ Important to discharged soldiers!
Call on r. M. CLARKE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Attachment Notice.

Luke Heimick, PLAINTIFF, Before Il. O. Black, u
against : P.Of Liberty TIP. Fair
Danl Rade6augh, DefendanD field County, ohio.
AN the 9Th day ofJanuary A, ID. 1863, said Justice
Iissuod an order Of attachment In the above &C.
ton for the sum of thirty-two lj'lO0 dollars.
l.. HELMICK.
Baltimore, Ohio, Jan. %, Iss3-3wij t.T|