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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-29

His1:t4, UaioR c. yor- Il, 1854
D. : n. knight Dear si--t sEsd Toa thss s:.ts-
rneut IN o-isr 70 beueEi suffering bcE-rsy- ~ viN
lzy louz tine With c11sampton- ard her If NOV
~ by all xzs a1vs-t 70 ;sy osher med
ia-. docfor-. conti.1s With treAfrers: year
rs@i-in= cured her: s- = we'll would a4.iss al
~h3 A. .r-tea lung ABt iJe= disease yos,
sead f,r you, get rl-ii-re and iite aSa
money .le-4 Ieafs r-syy, JOHN GALxh
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-29
rtBISHEB sEM-aEEKtI.-
uesJar Morning & Friday Afternoon.
For PggslEEsf,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
End Of 1863

Some one states the losses OF the Union
forces las. year as follows:
Killed, 10 0Oo; wounded. $4,000 /;
missing by dssertious, sae'ure, &e-, 81, 600
"A total Of 10000, disabled or lost for
the time Also As large gus and 9, 900
small arms.
The Rebels lost 2i6 large guns. 45, 600
small arms, and probably 100000 men in
killed, wounded, prisoners, dsserters, skull
kers, &e. &c.
The Union fig has been extended over
many thousand. of square miles, and the
Rebels, nowhere. Our currency has I'M
proved, and theirs is daily worse. We
are gaining abrOad--ihey are losing, ln
short, as their Secretary Of the Treasury
says, unless some great changes occurs the
whole Rebel usurpation "muss suesumb,
and then Peace will come to ell good
people, North and South
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-29

L,sLrr7sN, Uai-n Co, Sor II. lseA
Dr. = n Knixhi Dsar Str-I zeirts1 viii
Fteuu2tisTn: ooud walk s3l two betstss
Of your valuable uari-iue cured ne Il sho-f time
slTise al ~hO -1it-t Nth this -a,s 10 sHsly 70
yoa .rt -st cured Y1rrs truly, = BkOEsk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-29
Wlr-tr-av-Tsirn % Nov. >

EfFTLlENfs I'm 70 Wv - ASS-~-
Dear Sir: vas s1slcI-i With khsaIUsfi-D for ssrO
hfr cF y-ars acI vas cur-1 by vrar rns-iens- rss
not abe leave ny bcl ssa oosmerr-d taking yoss
valuable -nasies.s aua hsi hen attended b. tv0
oti.s- rbysi-isrs Yours truly. JOSEPH NILLKR-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-29
What says the U. 8. Constitution
That charter Of legal liberty has the two
following provisions, especially adapted TO
the day in which We live

That charter Of legal liberty has the two
following provisions, especially adapted to
the day in which We live:
Treason against the Us shall consist only
IA levYins var aga n>t Them OR in G5i'ri"s 10
fit.r easnis', giving Ihem AID AsD e"xfoIr-
"-Hatsas corpus shall not be suspended
,.Ulc>S when 10 cases OF REBELLION OF
invasion the public >aie,y may require II"
sECan any man say that the following
extracts from recent numbers Of the ' Sc
linsg,ove Times so-cailed Democratic
paper-do not "afoTi aid and comfort TO
the enemy?
This IS a niger war. and We would ai-
wise every Democrat 10 t.rOw dora his arm:
and came hume
That openly urges mutiny and desertion
in the face of the foe,
"Accor5ing 70 The Law or his State, as
defined by Fhe supreme Court, M one ned
respond ,r4eq d,gtitd, and We hope none viii,
The conscrIpuon acl - gnconsiiIuuonal, arI
every good citizen should r.iIse 10 otfy a.
This encourages insuoOrilnat!on a; home
Resistance to laT-ani overriding the
National Laws By the dictuIs Of State
judges. a proper court has pronounced
the iar valid.
"There are ncne foolish enough any more
TO throw away their lives for nothing or IN an
t.nrigais1s.s GalAeGrol-GocurseG cause No man
Of good sense or true patriotism cau or Will
volunteer now IN war ltSe This, and we hope
there is not sensible man 10 the country
who would not very II 1ch prefer iap'isorm''t
or JaaisiH4sai from he Country 10 going intc
a war OF tn. kind
TAX of "heaSsn" and 'pa'rioiism" and
democracy" il connection With sentiments
ike the above, shOlld MAKE Jurss or an
Arnold blush, bet they are common With
a certain class Of politicians. Such sedi-
tious publications within Gen. Jscksou's
lines, would hace caused their writers to
be strung up without Judge or Jury.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

Some one writing over the signature Of
Freedom" in the Ohio Eagle of t4ls
date, charges US with being instrumental
in procuring tie arr'sl Of V. &. D lash.
mu'e. The evident purpose # this att
Gle is 10 injure US iu odr business.
We now announce to the pnblic. thai
While We endorse and justify tie ares,
and are Willis 6 and ready 10 shoulder the
responsibility the charge that we were in
any way. directly or ISdirrcrly, instru
mental in causing the arrest Of Delash
mute is false, prenedi ately shd malig'
nan'ly false.
Had we been disposed to conetitut,
ourselves 'infurmers" for General Burn
side, we should have marked higher game
Prominent disloy who bv reason o
their position and influence poisoned De
Iashmu,e',t mind and in6tigated him Il
ueasonable uterances should have claim
our frst attention. -,
CLARKE & FRfTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
NmGhasnnA

TESNE GRAND LODGE OF TIE STATE OF OHIO
Il Of FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsONS, vii.
Ham James Reese, John A. Hunter. Sarsh Greene
Jane Custard, Jackson " eiser aud EG1e weIser hi,
VIE, Mary Greene, Joseph Greeue tninor), Sltan
Greene aud Davis Greene and Elmira a feene MI
nors will take notice taI Peter u. Scnory admins
traitor dc bons non Win the viii annexed, of Jacob
Greene deceased, on The IiIh DAY OF April a. ID.
labi nled n The Probats Court, withiu and for the
county oi Fairfield aud State or Ohio petition
tng ivfIh that on tAe I3lh day Of Angus a. D. lr3s
said deeYienl Jacob Greene, then being iu iulI
lte entered into written ionlracI with said vii.
iiamyamot keeSe.in behalf 1.-THE said Grand Lodge,
u ONO for the sale 10 tue said Grand Lodge
OF t"ts numbers7 and 10 the 9Th 50 aare The oWu
ofLancaster the consideration Of 2Oand there
Oy agreed upon full payment Of said confederation
sum 10 make 10 said Grand Lodge, or 10 such boo
corporate, trustee, other person or persons
urand i'ouRs should authorZs 10 receive the same &
good and sufficient warranty Jsed--lhaL said Grand
Lodge on tbs sOtl Of Marck u. 1853 sold said Lola
10 sJd Johu A. Huntcr un1 with said William James
Reese authorized and requested said deed to b.
made 10 said HuHte er-that the purchase money is
paid tn full, and that said Jacob reene died without
making a cOIVeyHnce therefor. and prayiDg for su-
lhory from said court to copplete said co ntract Of
said testate aud TO convey said Lnisto said HGHteri
lee simple aud discharged OF all Claim or int fesi
the said beiis aud representatives OF said Jacob
Greene dtceased, In accordance With tie request
Aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the Iih day Of
day A. ID. edJ or soon thereafter as leave OF IN
Court can be obtained. PETER D. SCHoRY,
Acmr. de b,his non, with the will nnsxsd, Of
Jacob Greere, decsassd,
JoHs 5. BRAsEF, Att!.
|. april 10, l'6S-3Apf3i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

10 hold any Office il his compsny. let Il
be as low Is 4 eofporal--that Is his rank.
He ought 10 fAnk only with trailors. He
ought notlO be 10 eOmPGuy Ni,h Union
men.
Wei Aason. Il FLEA ne 50 that I can
not express hiysslf as I would wish b,
do l shall moi say any more a. present,
but you shall hssr from US 5000 agsin.--
Do the besi you css for me. Use MY
name IN anything you like. Tell them
how things are II you please. WHtS the
Capt. writes he viii give you q true state.
went OfKuhns and my loyalty. TO the
Government that has SO l91g projected US.
'Givs my respsett t0 al Union friends
Ny respscts 10 you and family. ~
20 -1t Most TesertfuiIy yours.
SAMUEL STIFF
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
L. PICKERING,
Capt. Co, Il, lst 0. V. G.
HEADQUARrERs Co. F, 1st O.V. e.
IAvERGNE, Tenn, NAV 8 'G3(


LAvERGNE. Tenn, Nav 8 'G3(
A. P. AsHBRo K: K Rspectpd Friend:
Your most welcome letter IF the 3rd
inst. WAS receiv, This the 9th inst. |
was plens-d 10 hear from you, but was
never so much SURPRISED, 10 hear that m
name has ben. used 10 such a treasona.
bic leIttr as 1t has been. God knows
that do, not advocate such principles -
Aaron, if | did i would not STAY inside
the Federal lines twenty>rour hours. at
| hope TO God that all men who advo ale
such principles will leave tn Federal
side. Aaron, there is no troGbls 10 Civ.
ing this traitors name. Without doubt
this traitors name is - +. He is the
dog that has trird 10 disgrace Kuhns and
/. But Aaron, | ase it as favor Of YOU
to rescue me from such damnabls place
and srdenlly request Of you to SPEAK fol
Nuhns also, for will vouch for him be.
ing a true patriot. Sergeant Kdhns is mol
ereea present so will vouch for him
he is ont on duty | would dSlaih writ
ing uDtlIhe ONES in, but am so anSiou,
for YOU to get this. and the mail goes ou
at o'clock this afternoon. 80 canno
wait. | w'nt you TO show to tho loya
people Of fairfield county that | DO no
want my name used with such lreasona
ble one as he has shown himself to he
God rascue me from such dom. H.
there naming the writer, shall forever h,
watched cautiously. and do assure 30,
that he is Iorever done for with this com
pany. The lett lie wrote will be reac
o til" company just as soon,ds they com,
in They gre on duty at present. auC
show the boys who requires va ching =
lie shall be marked as Cain was in lh,
days Of old. He shall be forever deaC
in the presence Of the men OF our Com.
pany. Aaron, did / ever think that W,
had such a dsmnable traitor in our com
pany as this said Cog has showrd d himsel
10 be. Ard then try and make the peo
pie Of Fairfield Co. believe that ther,
we're more like himself. Aaron, l sbal
fore YER remember you for. the kindues
you have shown me. by telling me Of my
name being used falsely as it llas been. =
And ~hrn speak OF mine also refer I,
kuhns, for he is true patriot and sold.
iet. Capt. Pickering will write to yo,
10 morrow and he will tell you the feel.
irgs OF the company when the letter wa
read TO them, and he will also give vol
a history Of my patriotism. The Capt
| says that be will not have such traiiol
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
Important Raids into Alabama aud Miss.
issIppi

lmVUttdnt hUlCS intO AldDdnu uuu WI isS-
issippi
CAiRo, May 20.--Colousl Hatch mad 9
a raid from CJrinth last "Wednesday into
Alabama, bringing back iour hundred
prisoners and six hundred horses. Hs
encountered Chalmers near Tallahatchie
but escaped unharhed.
The same day Major Burk, with three
hundred men. made dash from German
town within four miles of Holly Springs
had a skirmish with the rebel Faulkner
III which he lost five man killed ten woun
ded. The rebel loss must have boeu
much larger. We took few prisoners
aud lost note.
The steamer Jn;in.ntal, from belJw,
brings news of lhe rebel evacuation 0
Warrenltn, after destroying the batter
les.
The gnuboat Crck It, from Young q
Point, with Government dispatches tron
Admiral Porter, has arrived s
S-verHl ron-clads are stationed apvari
ods points on Rid Riv r. The rebel,
have rslI above Alexandria, f,r the pur
pose OF protecting their cotton boats, sev
ora Of which are ported above.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
EE The following letters received By
@. F. SHEFFER, Assesso for this District,
were handed US for publication.

were handed US for publication.
INCOME TAX.
Trey Dept, Office Ct Iu,erual Rsvenuel
Washington, May Q, 1858.
In reply TO your letter Of the S4tb inst a..
l have to say that the decision that all
dvbts not considered hopelessly lost must
BE- returned as income" is meant to in.
Clude all notes and book accouhs which
have accruded during the year. 1862.
The term "farm producs" is INTENDED
10 include all productions of farm OF
what nature or kind sown. -
Stock sold by farmers since becem.
ber 81, 1859. should not be included in
the present assessment. In next years
return the farmer must account for the
profit he has realized on the sale of said
stock.
Were farmer has included in his ro
turn the produce raised by him, and has
I d the whole or portion OF it 10 his
stuck, he must account for the gain
realized BY the feeding and selling of said
stock. II he dots not include In his re.
turn the produce so led ID his stock, lie
must account as profit the differences be.
tween the amount originally paid Tor said
stock, and the amount realiz.d for them.
Yours Respectfully,
ED'W Mop HERSON,
Department Commissioner.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
eg-Ono Of our old and steemed CHI

g-0no Of our old and esteemed citi-
IONS. Dr.. o. &, Davis. who has been long
and favorably known, in the profession. ia
this ciIyAs one ofits brightest ornaments,
and In society as one Of ilS leading spirits.
has removed to Cincinnati, for the pur-
pose Of practiciug his profession Of med-
cine and surgery. We congratulate the
citizens of that place UPON the accession
to Ter ranks Of Dr.. o. e. Davis. and be.
speak for the DR.. at no distau. cay high
rank III his profession. ,.sar 5-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
RR-Tha FAIl6eld County UaIon Aaro.

- lhe rAlfbeld Vounty Unlon Asso-
oiaIiOu Of Lancaster. viii meet to complete
it's organization at UnoE HALL, Foster
Building. tomorrow evening. A ConSli.
tuition and declaration Of principles we're
adopted on Friday evening lest. which
viii be ready for signatures at the the next
meeting. The principles, acts and meet
Ings Of The Associaution are public and
open. and no secrets Ofauy kind are toler
ated. We hope the good people Of Ian
caster and vicinity will be present, giving
the association, which has ior it's object,
"ths preservation Of the Union, the main
tanance Of the Cohslitu,iou--lhe inforcs-
mept Of the laws the diffusion Of correc
Information and tho establishment OF cor.
rect principles their ccuntsuance and sup.
port.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
$50 SIX PR oENT
GOVERNMENT LOAN

z
These Beads are talIsd .Vlss.fsSais.a betasis
s.ss.d ~ : s7S e 6te s e: r. no
enst tes years. Mary Eecplssn ppcs- ,1nt ihcisaeE-
cat y ohy ao-Iov per esnt.thi1 10 isluk ttsy
I pay SiS per cent. iateTeH
Legal Tender notes, q sbsshS upon rhilsasiph,a
whatihs seeretaiy alloss hs 70 rseelvs-nO doall
Iouf nearest Bank will give you cheek o. Legal
lTehdeTs for four cot nUy inhds.
/ Tie Bonds aFv sold NJ Par, ne iaissea V con
mssSs. ne .,.ay a.y lou pay The money, one
hand. W
TGs Bonds pay sIt PEI seps. istsisa IL GOLD.
llfsa per cent. even ak Nnshs op thP hfs d9i ~
! at any sab.Treasury sn New York 81 elsewhere. Z
youbave Coupon Bonds, all you haye 10 DO igts set
The proper coupon each sx month"; and eolIsf ii
youfssf or gvs 70 Tour Bank for eoiletlion SSs
hays Registered Bonds, you can giya yoaf BsRk 4
power Of attorney TO collect ieS Interest for yoe.
must be paidih GOLD, Hnd this is the way Secretary
Chase gets bis gold; lis new being paid into The
1reAsuTi AZ The rals OF Two Hundred Tkopaand Dol
lars eseh uay, which istuisA a. much be nssds 70
pay the interest In Gold. d - .tt3t t.ls
CoUeres has pro Vdrd tfk The Bonds shall BE- tGfd
You can have either coupon Bends payable "a the
Bearer n Registered Bonds, payable ~ yeur otdss.
The fnrmerare In sos, lO0's, s00's, and
laiierIn sAne amounts. also SS.O0Os and otg, ,oous
ifyour income from Them does not exeedd $500
--anh on AL aboye $500 ynu1 will cnir hHvs 20 pay
ons-hhH - much Income Tax Aa N your m6ntf pHa
Inv estrd 10 Mortgages, others eeuhiesi esta.d
er thg coyernmani Bondsas Erst OF aIf--al plhsr
Bonds are thxed one qHaSfsT psr esAf. TO pay thr
L9rsa on the GoveFn,lenI Bonds, and the Sap frias
Court Of the unlted statea has lust decided that
siAte, Or Ctfi 81 C0nniy can tax GoVerhment BondS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
ORITUARY.

Mrs, SARAH A. CLIEFoRD. wife Of Wm
Clifford, departed this lie April I6,h
1858.
She had been for many yearS member
Of the NJ. e. Church. Her suf.ribgs
wrre protracted aud very severe. but we're
borne with mi complaint.
Her Husband was absent 10 the Armt
at the Time Of her de.th, yet he i~ COM
lort.d with tho assurance that she "Slseps
10 Jesus
AffecfIouate Tribute
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
NOTICE.

All psfs5ns who have had their
moutts prepared for arti6eiAl teeth By ihs
late DR.. J. s. HAmii, or who are wearing
temporary teeth inserted BY him, or who
made contracts with him for ~ofk, will
please call on Dr. J Feeban with whom
arrangements have been made to com.
pleis unfinished work 81 pF. Hsmil and
with whom, DR.. Hsmips books will be
Ieh. DR.. Fesman will be found after
April1d one door west Of Dr.. Wagen.
halls Office 10 the Shaetfpr Block.
March 10. Mrs ]. s. HAMIb.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

@ WILLIAM BEL[ formerly connected
with this Office and well known to most
of our eilizaps. who has been iu the ser
vice of JEFF Davis for Is .mon'bs, arrived
in this city last night. When The rebel
army fell back from Suffolk Va. Billy
deserted aid eff ced his escape within
'our lines. tlE t.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
CITY OF LANCASHIRE;

L
Z EEThere will be a mesing Of the
Union men Of fairfield county Ohio, SAT-
urdoy May Esd A.D, 1868 at the Court
House IN Lancaster.
The business Of the meeting will be:
fst Organization Of new central COM
miitee.
ed The appointment of Delegates to
the Union State Convention to he held at
Columbus June 18th A. D. 1853.
3th The organization Of the county foI
the coming campaign. All meh itre-
speo,iys Of past political opinions. who
favor prosecution Ui the war 10 suppress
the rebellion are invited to attend.
strss r. M. CLARKE. eh. C. G
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

ET Dr.. v, E. DELAsnxUrr was arIes'
ted on Friday last, laken to Cincinnati
and confined in military prison to await
his trial for violating "order No. So"
It is said the D.. "Hurrahed for Gent
Lee and the Southern confederscy" SO
loud tha, Gtn'l Burusides heard him at
Cincinnati.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

ETQ Iar.erma5tyr EILsJsu G,Esr, OF
the as II Ohio, reached the city on Tues
day last. he is ia excellent health aud
spirits. and brings a good account OF
General Graft and hia magnificent army.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
New TInmDsIirc Electiou.

Bosros, May l8 The Official vote fol
membfrs of Congress in New Ham mpShir,
gives Marcy Dem rs majority in the
Fret District, Rollins (Rep. 35l msjori.
~ in the Second. and Paterson (Rep
216 majority in the third.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
@EhxAWnnn

From thesubsCribsr. near MiIlviile, Hook
ing county, dark bay mare with star ia
fsce, tistus mark 90 shoulder, about 9
or 10. years old A liberal reward wiz
be given for any Information Of her where
abolls. -.. ~, ..... ~ .. -
May. Sl 1868. G. BROoKER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

ESe bet Il be remembered that old
ALANTHUS will stand Monday & Tens.
day, at VIM, KaufIman's. on the Roy.
alton road the balance OF the week at bis
old stand ip Lancaster, ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
AfectIonate Tribute
BY MRS. A II DgvELLrxo.

'Frend after friend dcparts:' Earth has no tie
So closely bound, no link so ffm or strong,
Bu.thar By death's cold hand, twill rutblsssly
BeIundered land tboagh We oftlimes clihE
With mofe than niser grasp, Ioehe TiSlisd opes;
And earnest strive the troasare to retain;
How yain .alasi The flowers that deck earth hbomes
Tho best. and dearest, d see ms hrstto claim!
Blghtng the hopes albright In promise shoae:
Ciouding the sunlight OF lie 5 cherries way
Throwing around It's Joys a shade Of gloom;
Changing itsdarkest night,Its fAirest dayl
Al! cruel /, the grave! The buds Of spring,
Opening Ia beauty TO the morning Iighi, .
vita all their freshness, seon 40 oRehng,
ToltS Idsatiate grasp, the earliest brought
Were watched and guarded With untirIng care
Are soonest crushed; aud from orr eight removed
Arc to wither, and to'pehsh there:
Yet ''btesscd are the deAdr who In the Lord
With Arm, upwavering trust, faithful remain;
Theirss the promise ID elrs tue sure reward;
And theirs agIorious crown Im :, ortaI gained.
Lancaster, April le63.
DlED-lH the Military Hospital Nash,
vile, Tennessee. February 18Th, 1868
DAVID WEsrESnAYER. aged 38 years. dvt
months and l6 days.
Tie deceased belonged 10 the SOIL
Regiment o. V. lie wac also a msmbc
Of the Ev. lutheran Church. Ile leave,
a widow and Eve children. together III
many relatives to mourn bis departure
AT the request of lis widow, his funefa
service we're held at the Myers Church
in the vicinity Of Bern Station on th'
l9h inst N, II. l..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
MAR RIED,

April 2lst. At the residence Of the
brides father in Liberty township. by
Rev. A. G. Kendi1, Mr.. VIM. G, WArsoN
10 Miss Emcliue AsRBAUaH. boil Of Fair
field Co.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

EE The Stockholders Of the Fairfield
Union Academy, are requested to meet at
Pledsahtvill., on Saturday the Oh day of
June at 3 o'clock p. M. A full attrn
dane. is Desired, as important business
will be brought before 'hs meeting. See
advertisement. bfg
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
Notice.

S.zSS I..S1- IRE will be meeting o
Wfff->tEfN the SIOck lI0 Id e rs q
SAlk 4 N Fairfield Union Acad :
MO ,&sssSeES%S emy, on SATURDAY Che 0Ih
DAT of UNR, at 9 o'clock P. NJ. .....1-..
ul attendance Is desired, as imp 0riant bus es,
viii be brought before tho meeting. By order,
May 81 io03--3wiS A.P P.ASHBROOK, See'y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

MUsIo-Jus, received, lot Of sheet
music for the Piano, all ned pieces
T, Il. BlLLINGHURST.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21
ED " MoP Il EKSON,
Department Com missioner.
Try Dep't, Ctfice Of Iutetnal Revenuc|
Washington, April Q5. 1863. {

IT Dept !, NICE OF Internal Kevenuet
Washington. April 25, 1868.
Sii;--ln reply to your letter Of the 18Th
inst. / Lave 10 say, thst all dsbts not
considered as hope .esSiy los, must be le-
turned as 10 ome. Should debts consii,
erred as hopelrssly lost, be afterwards
paid, they must be relurned as income IN
TIE first rersrn made after the pay men
Of thr sanie
Very Respec fully
ED'W MCPHERSON,
.l Depar,me nj Commissioner.
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Arrive ii Zanesyill

stockhold-ts and their proxy will be
Carried FREE, on presenting their certii-
oates OF Stock to The Conductor. .,.,
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ETWe hope all Uaion mtn will re.
member the Codnty Convention to he
held in this city on Saturday, next. Let
,here1 DE general turn out of the lOya|
masses. Th re nsver was time in the
history Of the nation, When more vigi'
leuce, earnest and united actidn were re
quirsd at tile hands Of the friends If The
country.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

w Captain LAMn Of ths lqslh Ohio,
is now at h,:ne looking we'll.
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EEGU lTY INSURiNC c HPAlY,
a, s OF NEW YORK.

These compHaic' divide thresfoutth' of net profits
annually to the Policy Holders In scrip, bearing In
eres' ats per t,hsreby fundIn ng the idrplus and
giving Policy ticldors greater security and cheaper
insurance. tfst'ttEs @s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-21

ETSee the adver tisement oi JAMES
WEAVER IN another coltthh, 4
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Samuel jacksot Or jacob Meyer $40

Stoesholder's Meeting; CIV .& Z.R. IL.
For tie ACCOMMODATION of Stockholders
Who wish 10 attend the meeting, to be
leld at WGsitAofoy on the s3th inst. an
extra Train will be run as follows
GOING
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RE-Ses the advertisement Of oIds d
Rabbits. f.'s