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EsTKTE OF JOHN mILLER.

N1oecem herehy given that tho undersigned has
been appointed Admlnistrstsr Of the estate Of
John Mllof late ~ Fairfield county, Ohio deceased
.scnt2l--)W, JOSHUA MILLER,
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The Dran In F.lIraeId County.


We are indebted to Assistant Pro
vost Marshal DRAKE for the following
list Of names drafted in this county,
The townships Of Walnut, Pleasant,
Richland, Rushcreek, Amanda and
Bloom, having filed their quotas, were
not drafted. Drafted men are ordered
to report on the 4th day of October
Up to that. time recruits ,ciH be received,
thus giving the townships six more
days to fH. their quotas and clear them.
selves of the draft. We understand
that some of the townships drafted
have set to work vigorously to raise
the number required. For every vol
unteer sent before the 4th, one man
will be stricken from the list Of draft
ed men, beginning at the bottom Of
the first class list,
An order was received yesterday
from the Department erempting from
the present draft, all persons ,cho paid
commutation Under the former draft:
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"our boys I sing our own braveboys,
Who bllthly rushed 10 meetthe foe
When bastard hands were raised to strike
At freedoms shrine the trait'rous blow;
Theyput their trust in Freedoms God.
(Whettng their battle blades anon,)
Their rights were rights their fathers gave
Their land the land OF Washington. "
Our boysl The brave dear boys who fell
Asleep amid the battles roar,
Theirwndng sheets aflashing fame,
Bathed deathly red IN streaming gorei
Their bodies, earthed in Southern soil,
To memory's sight still seem In view
A pean to those honored dead
The loved and lost, the tried and true.
staid MARTIN scHOPP the FIRST to fall
On ShllOh's ghastly field of blood;
No Surgeons art could stay his pain,
Or cause surcease of purple flood
Poor NIMRoD WFBB, the kind and good
Stone River claimed his dying BREATH
soldier true, courageous, brave,
He firmly met q soldiers death.
MCCARTHY, brave and full of fire,
Al Chattanooga gained "the bourne"
Ere Mission Ridges tale of blood
Made freemen shout yet sadly mourn.
Where FREEMAN WOLFE gave up hislife
With HENRY BowERs-side by side
Young, noble, loved, It's sad that they
Should damp such soil with crimson tide
Stern BESSETT, too, OF iron will
AH gone to realms beyond the sky;
They lived as soldiers ought to live,
They died as soldiers wish to die.
The sterile soil of Tennessee
Drank up no purer blood, yet viii
The Georgian battles claim their own,
And add record redd or still
JoE GRorT, the priced of home and camp,
Beloved by all, dslilsed by none;
WALT APrLEGATE, the loved and lost,
To all father, brother, son;
WILL HEBERLIa, the good and true,
Kind.hearted, honest firm, yet mild
How many pleasant hours with each,
Rthome, and camp have bcguiled.
JAMES MURPHY, too, determined, brave,
Inwhom all comrades took pride, .
A soldiers spirit sped to God
When JIMMY MuRPnY's body died
With such as he and Henry DIErz,
May every loyal heart be made,
Then will Secession's camp gro dim,
Rebellions coors swiftly fade.
And one is gone who kept the camp
In constant glee by wit and jest,
Poor MINER PoULroS, dearly loved,
Ho, too, has gone to heavenly rest.
A better soul, kinder heart,
But seldom fellow mortal cheers,
God bless them all, they're now Above
Their graves bslow are wet with tears.
Our boys The brave dear boys who fell
Asleep amid the battles din,
No moro we'll gase upon the scenes
Where oft in childhood we have been.
No moro well wander, arm in arm,
Adowu Hockhocking's murky stream,
Nomoro Mount PlsSsant's sleeps we'll climb
To catch the mornings earliest beam,
The Commercial gives the Mcclellan
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N NOGEc0.

'TVHE undersigned hns been appointed and ounl'.
! fedas Administrator of the estate c. GEORGE
REELHoRN, dee.
Creditors required to present their claims duly
verified, and those indebted to the estate to make
immediate payment.
HENRY G BLACK,
SeptI-3w Administrator.
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1SWE publish with pleasure the
following tribute, by our well,known
correspondent, HARRY CoMER, to the
memory of his brave comrades of Co
A, First Ohio. Let us honor the brave
private soldiers who died in the great
cause, and give due praise to the poet
who sings their merits.-EDs. GAZETTE
TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION
To the Killed and mortally Wounded of
Co. A, 1st .. ": l., dedicated to their
Friends and Relatives.
nv
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Attachment Notice.

David Wilson, Plaintiff, ! Before @. sternmap, J.
against of Hooking Township
Gideon Houser, Deft, Fairfield county, OHIO
Nm the 9th day of September, A. d. 1904 said Jue
I ptice issued an order of attachment in the obovo
action for the Of Thirty Dollars and interest.
LancasterSepl0-Sw, DAVID WILSON.
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LADIES FAIR.
ERkem Un
Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF OHIO,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF OHIO,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, Sept. 22i, 1864.
T JOHN BRoUGH, Governor Of the State Of Ohio
i do hereby notify the qualified Electors oil the
State ofohlo, to assemble in their respective Town
ships and Wards, at the usual places OF holding cleo
tions, Tuesday, being the Eighth day OF Novenl.
ber, A. d. 1864, and then and there proceed as the
law directs, TO elect TwESrYOSE Electors Of Presi.
dent and Vice President of the United States, in
pursuance to the Constitution and laws ofthe United
States, and OF this State. .,
In Testimony Whereof Ihave hereunto set my name,
and caused the Great Seal OF the state oil
Ohio to be affixed, at Columbus, the twenty
second day Of September, in the year OF our
[sEAL.l Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and
sixty-Four, and in the Eighty-Ninth year Of
the Independence Of the United states Of
So. America. JOHN BR0UGH.
By THE GOVERNORS
W. W. ARMSTRONG, See. Of StSts.
Sept20 5w.
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Its Exemption from State and Municipal
Taxation.

But aside from ell the advantages we have emu
narated, special Act of Congress srsapts all boHIs
and Tsasary Notss from loeai taratioa On the aver
sge this exemption is worth about tgo per cent per
sunun. according to the RITE Of ftaZAtion in various
parts ot;he country.
tits believed .hltao securities offer grsa. induce
ner,s lenders as those issued by the Government
In all other forms Indebtedness, the faith ability
Of private parties, OF stock companies, seperate
communities, only, pledged or payment, while the
whole property Of the country ig held to secure the
discharge OF ell the o6igstcus Of the United Ststei
While tho go7ernment offers the most liberal terms
or ts loans It believes that the very strongest appeal
will be to the loyalty and patriotism ofthe people.
Z Duplicate certificates sill be issued fora deposits
The party dsrostng must endorse upon the original
certificate the denomination Of notes required and
whether they are 20 he ssued II blank or payable TO
order Wnen endorsed it must be left with the
officer receiving the deposit, 10 be forEa:ded to the
Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED by the Treasurer of
the United States at Washington, the several Assist
ant Treasurers and designated Deposltaries, and by
the
FIRST NATIGEAL BANK ofcoIumbus
First National Bank Of ZanesviIle, and
ty oil National Banks which dspos.taries ofpub
lie money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout country viii give further information
and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
Aug. 25, ISsd
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BAND FOR THE GREAT MEETING
WoLFEs celebrated Band, from the
ssth Ohio Regiment, will lead the pro-
cession at the Great Mass Meeting to
be held here on Friday, Oct. 7th.
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Puus at the Cincinnati Meeting.
Sheridan is great on an Early trip
Sheridan wakes up Early.
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MaSkingum Valley Fair.

FsNHE Musk,ngam Valley Tsir viii he hold on the
Z Fair Grounds Of the MusklL5 gum County AGrcu!-
tural soc;ety at Zanesville on
SEPT. 27tt, 2sth, 29th and 3Oth. 1864.
The Grounds are beautiful. vel arranged and easy
0! access.
.Alrple acconimodstious have been made for all.
Premiums s1-gs aud u5e a. The public are invited 10
attend Send 10 N Secretary for copy Of Premium
List. Enlry books are open.
F. A. sEBoRN,
, septl-3t Soc, Nus. Co Ag'Tl Society.
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IA eDGH d q.

NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber has
y hten appointed Snl qualified ss Administrator on
the estate OF J. G. CEARL-s BsvISG. late Of FGrheld
cour =. dec. Creditors required to present their
cams duly verified, and those indebted the estate
GEORGE ". BOvING.
August, 25-22-3ws
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BERNE TOWNSHIP.
1sT. CLASS

1sT. CLASS.
Henry Swarner John S Gether .
Jacob Sidell John Rief
Hector II Ream Daniel Stukey
Jno Martin Jon. B Stutzman
Michael Thrush Buler Martin
) W Pannabaker Theo Carpenter
Geo & BARLEY John Smetters
Jno w Rudolph Joseph Frisner
Frederick Becry John Knots
Lawrence Beck Franklin Bower
Jeremiah Prater Jacob Welker
Barney Older George Friend
Theodore Shaeffer Amos Hensle
Geo f Mayer William Rudolph
John + Bowers Caleb M Pierce
George Weither Daniel Eversole
Joseph H Stukey Robert Eaton
Jacob lseman Peter Skillman
Daniel A Swain Noah Lawson
William Owen
100 PER CENT.
Andrew Hamilton Hiram Sidener
Jeremiah Stukey Adam Swarner
Jno II Welker John Allen
Joshua Fountain Jno B Duble
Anthony SmeltzerLewis Kerns
John II Crout Jos Nichols
W T Morrison VIM Deeds
Jno D Marshall VIM Chrisson
Geo Nibower Matthias Beck
Emn'l b Turner Z Z D Westenbarger
Nelson Benadum + G A Walker
J Bagmgardner John Motz
VIM J Miller nan'l Snider .
Henry Morris j II Mather "a
Perry Nichols Sam'l Mnrdock
Jacob Keller Richard M Studer
Noah Blosser Henry Rubie
John Polin Ed Huslin
Lawrence GurneyD David Eversole
David Stalter Daniel Doler
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP. 81
1sr ccAss 100 PER CENT.
Jas Buchanan Casper Friedley
Martin Snyder Jackson Lyons
Samuel tiearhart VIM Gilmore
Antoni Croft Jno Bader
Eco W Newman Elias I White 4
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LANCASTER MAI,RET.

HANOAoTLh MAILhET.
Corrected Weekly by Il. a. Getelein, City Grcce
Wheat-l 500 Coffee-5O655
Elour-0 OO9l0 90 Sugar-25@3'0
Rye-I 15dl 20 MoIassesSl 40
Oats-50@U0c Whiskey-9 n0N r
IW!ey-l to@i 90 salt 50@i 4 por ht.
COrn-954l 90 Butter-3O TO 35
Clover Seed O0d7 so Esps-l2%
Flax Seed--2 0O12 25 Lard-2Od25c
Potatoes-l 259l 80 Tnlow-l6dl6c
Feathers .-3564Oc Dried Apples2 bOT3 q n
Bacon-2O922c White Beans-2 25ae X
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NOGHce

H1ptce is hereby given that on the 22d day Of Au-
= gust, 1853, Joseph wiseman was appointed Ad.
mnistrator o' the astate Of ADAM CRAWFORD. All
persons h8v'ng claims against said estate must pre-
ehtiheln witlffn one gear for settlement.
JOSEPH g. WISEMAN,
Ad'IGr OF estate Of Adam Crawford,
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The Commercial gives the Mcclellan
men d new namo, to.wit:: little Mack.
erels. ,;as,
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All the families in this and adjoining attend are
expected with filed baskets Arrangements being
this the largest meeting of the campaign We
c contest known history Our failure will Republic
triumph the triumph of Republican institutions world
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V\nesc BvAcvs

VNoSC HE&oSS
NvC not OSSeveAtO NE NWOl,e
as q MC&,clAC wNNcM WIN
cWvC 0M NE "INAs wSSNleM
S\eSM ls MClr TO-" NWt as q
vCNNC&lA oQCWt -& GvC0t
Regulator oS NC system.
IN we BILIOUS &lstvlcts
OS NE West oAA SowtNtAeve
Nos, Sow q \ONg time, NCeM
wAWcM MCeAeA an ovtle\C oS
StoNocM Bvttevs, wSNAcM, IS
t0SCN w pyONCv NWNyltttlCS,
oMA OF tMS NNvONCv tlMNe, eve
@ sAvC V>veVevtlvC oS
Bilious Fever,
Fever and Egue,
Liver COMPLAINT,
QZspepe1o,
Indigestion,
.ToUnd1ce,
Kidney COna7olot7ate,
OMA OA &lsCOscs oS 0'slNNl.
\Nv N0tvlve.
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ESTATE or JOSEPH BENADUr.

NOTICE is hereby given that til. subscriber has
Z beenapp0inted anl qualified as Administrator on
the estate OF JOSEPH BENAUuM, late Of Fairfield
county, deceased Dated al Lancaster this 18th day
Of Seut.. 1874 HENRY q. BLACK.
Sci t. l5-25-5w.
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,-tible into Six per cent $40 Gold
ROND.

In addition to the very liberal Interest on the notes
for three years, this privilege Of conversion is now
worth about three per cent per anruin for the cur
rent rate for 6zJ bonds is not less than ne percent.
prsnrivI., and beforethe war the premium on SIX per
cent e. s. stocks was over twenty per cent 1t viii
be that the actual profit this loan at the pres
Ont moret rate ID less than per cent. per an.
Ucln.
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FOR SALE BY

KaufFrnan& ", l.. oIDu4., ..ancaster z. KR!b.
RushUle; Abbottk Son, ClearpoTt ..Hsne, Fess.
antye; G. 7. Ilamlin, oaklsnd; uaIusrS Curtis.
Pickerington BeoIy McCandlish Bremen; Sunder-
man knauf, Amandai L. L. Brattn, New snleni
by lruggists and genorall! through the
United States and Canada.
4, Dec 2lsG9-39
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GRAND HORSE Back PROCESSION,

There will be back from each township composed
Ladies and Gentlemen This will be the gande feature meeting
the of the procession depends upon patriotic ladies
of the county
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lPECIlL ADVANTAGE OFTHISL Az

IfDA NATIONAL sAvIsOs BAsk, Offering higher
rate ofinterest than any other and The best sssaty
Any Savings bank which pays ITS depostOrs In u s.
Notes, considers that :: paying in the best eireua
ting medium ofthe country, and cannot pay in aay
thing better for its assets eitherin Govern.
Ineut securities or notes or bonds payable in gov.
ernnsnt paper
Itis equally convenient as o temporary or pernN.
nent investment. The notes can always be sold for
rhn fraction o. their hos, and socumulated inter
est and are the bes. security 'fth banks as coater
ala for discounts.
Convertible into Six per cent $40 Gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

FIaghts are quiet but steady. To Liverpool
the engagements are $500. bush. Wheat at 3i1
Sid in bulk aud bags. Chiefly at tho lower rates
1920 bt' Flour at Isl 100 boIeS Bacon at l0s 80 tuns
Iosvood at l9s Cd per neutral packet 1900 bush
Wheat ct I'd. In bulk, 800 bbi. Flour at Is 80 do
PORK at H. 3D. 30 tuns Taow at 49,, and per steamer
go boxes Bacon at IOs.. and 900 do Cheese at asa
10 London 800 bbls. Flour atrs ia. To Glasgow.
bbls Flour at is. edI 800 tics. Lard at It's Cd, 40
bores Bacon at les 3D. per neutral packet COO bbs
Flour at o. 100 boxes Bacon at Cos go tea Beef and
400 bush. Wheaton private terms To Iavre. 800
bbs Petroleum On private terms Tho charters aro-a
British clipper to Hong Kong at g. 900, bark Of 40
tuns to Shanghai at 3p for heavy and 81 for
meut goods Prussaa bark u s73 tuna 10 Marseies
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SATURDAY, Feb. S>P. ~.


Gold Is higher and closes at 1880 1874. The
exports ,or tic week have been about e. 800 600.
Tho exciienen: In Stocks oODtinaes sR.Sstod and
yricts havo been rushed up strongly Oh The street,
which has boel crowded with specllatoT,. Tho tatos
are; New York Central. lJiTl33i, Era mann
VITA sLlos, Ere Preferred, lO2e4O3. Michigan Cen.
tr4, lss. DIST Michigan Southern. eii. ard Cleye
land and Pittsburgh Usi9llGl. ~ tie Stock tx.
chang, Governments were STEADY; 100 Notes l07i >
IOe, s-2Js, IOcisloI. BcIter-Stnte Stocks higher,
North Carolina &c, S2ies3, Missouri C.. Ci Cali
rornia r., I.l9I2lii Canton 3sie3sir Pern,ylVsEis
Coal ESQ l59; Cumberland, o e3ii QaickIllyer Mn.
ing l9o4oti Pacific Mall g2sG2l5il Central Transit
Co, 35i, Eew.Yofk Central, 1881 el33i Erie, Ill d
nl.; do.Proicuod 1921 clO2ii Hudson. li5laii5ii
Harlem io2iGlO2sj Eoailpg llH Mich. Central,
l3CiGI5G,, Mich s ytleTn, sJi e13l. The stock Mar
Ike. confines strong with % upward tendency. The
rapid ADVANCE OF the past few days, Is Usual tempts
holders 70 realize. Producing Temporary pause. AT
Moderate concession bryers are readily found and
pIces again strengthen GLd advance. Governments
keep srm and wanted not only BY investors but ~
spectators tempted by tie Interest nde by gold bear
irg stOels. OF TIE miscellaneous Stocks MafipoSa was
tong a. 33G33i, COpaka at l3l9li; Mississippi and
Missouri at AZ, Transit at 3saio, Minnesota Mining
ct u. The closing prices were. Gold ISIS EewYork
Central. l3i Eide. lllii Eric Preferred. looiI Hud
son. l+5ii Michigan Central lJ7i Michigan Southern.
9;i Illinois Col,Tal 1914; Cleveland and PIitsbargh.
lla,; Gaena, lliii Rock Island a. and Toledo. lJ7i
This afternoons quotations compare a. follows with
those Of the past week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Capt. J. B. SYNSorr Of ThSMemphis Argu, Is
In this city. engaged In writing book entitled "sepa.
ration A Narrative Of tho Rebellion IN Tennessee "
The Captain witnessed the exciting struggles
between tho Union men and Ito Secessionss Of that
State and close observer u the methods used 70
induce tho people to take up against the United
States
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Rcccinfs of Prolmc.

$1,000 b,h Flour OeO Vols. Whisky i.2,o By.
Corn Moa $50 bb, Do 300 bush. Oa, 80 pisl Lard,
lsDpss, Butter $3.50 pkg. Peoleil 50 pkgs AsEes LOO
pis-. Provisions. 500 Dressed Hogs.
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Live Stock Per Erie HALLWAY.

CAsPvILI n Feb 6-Ths following Live stock Las pssso
over tho Ehs Railway this week: 10 cars Csts 81.
Hogs. - Sheep and cara Horses-IotA. " cats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Many marriages have taken place In West
Virginia under the license Of military authorities these
are now illegal
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INFORMATION WAETED.-When stbe steamer
T. Campbell destroyed by fire on the Mississippi IN
September lat, among the passengers who persisted
WIS woman III at the time, whose husband had been
killed in the army. Size had With her bright litte
girl o. four years Of ege who was rescued, and is
at the home OF TIE parents Of Major John +. Robinson
Ashland Ohio The little girl gives her Is Mary
Jane Hanson or Hempeted. Any one Possessing In
formation to her relatives wiz confer favor ty fur.
nishing II ~ the Rev. John Robinson, Ashland Ohio.
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SMALL GOOD BRICK HOUSES fox SALE

vI'O CHURCHES, MANUFACTURERS Sd
J. The Consis,oy of the Reformed Dutch Church otes fe
sale hef valuable Church Property the northeast eoTasa
Beecser and Tenth streets fronting 81 Zee, on bleeSsss
stree, by 10 feet West Tenth street. The church. srS
Is bulk IN tho mos, substantial and complete manner and .
pronounced BY competent authority sufficiently strong v
ra,. two cre. with any steam power which may DO iSfs
duced II desired the pevs fItures urnure ind Sn AZ
.uts. will DO sold with he premises From lie Size esns
position and accessibility hi, Oeers splendid OPPORTUNITY
any large turing business Possession gvea 81 sos
Mach 10. For further information Apply to
JOHN A. VAN BUSKlRKt
No rs Fourth Ayrnne. corner Of Tenth ct, New f0L
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COR SALE.-Two spledid EXTRA-SIZED
LOIS the north .,is o; FransforfI, 50 Zee. east
Wthmnst., sio.n'ng tho Globe Hotel Size Of ground,
50 feet front IS re. rear en- about lOs fee. dep With The
old brdns material a. premises FOR psricu,sgs
apply % ALLEN 4 BROWN, No. % Broadway.
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EOR SALE-20 coo acr.J IOWA LANDS,
VI the Dialogue and Pacific Grant lying between PeA
Dodge. sni IN. Mississippi River premium VS., pHi fsi
e privilege Of se!ecus ,hess sats They are Of ne cese
quality s2 I'D scent 20 the Dubuque and Pa sc Rosd 70
aefs and other, wishing TO sa est they vii be ed
or approved seccre. very favorable terms 1 GA Gag
time they VIII be erclsnged foi nr1' css property neal
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Go fet.
FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET at Bed

FURNISHED HOUSE 70 RENT on MUIR.
RAY Hill Lexington Hou5e hgs class istory brown
'front.' bigh stoop furniture nearly new Tho furniture
viii be sold II ds.red Fox further particulars inquire at No
3lr Pearlat
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Averurs amount OF loans and discounts ei6 623 Is
Average amount Of deposits, other than for ) ~
A,eras, amount Of o. i LessET.ndsr No,s- a,7ei! 70
Average amount Of Cisnaton. i3+i3 "
By telegraph from San Francisco, Friday,
Feb. s. leCi. the market YVES reported active Mining
stocks were quoted; 0phir 1850 p foot, Gould &
Curry. $500 foot; Savage. g. 30 y FOOT PotosI.
o. 800 Y foot; Yellow jacket 600 v FOOT Oyorlnan.
si2O y FOOT Sierra Nevada ss5 v foot, Grow Point,
600 Y foot California $1,000 y FOOT Central s..OO
v foot.
Tho Atlantic and Great Western Road Ia now
completed to Gallon and an excursion party passed
over the line nom Gallon 10 Akron. q distance Of al
miles, tie 10th ult. The completion of this link Is
valuable addition 10 the lire. placing II, 1t does in
connection with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad ut Mansbeld and with tho Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati and Bolefontaino Line, at
Gallon. The nevly-completcd portion OF the road
passes through the Ouishlng towns Of Manstold a h.
land West Salem. bridgeport and Wadsworth, and
through country noted for its richness and agricultural
productyeness From Gallon 10 Dayton the road liz in
very advanced condition, and were the weather at all
favorable tho limo could be completed within month
six weeks. II will undoubtedly be In running order
by Moy. From Gallon 10 Springfield, q distance Of Is
miles tho road fully graded, and te track Is being
laid westward from two points-G allon and Marion
About ten miles Of tho iron Is already laid and the re-
mander Is either delivered tho limo or on tha way
The whole OF tho ties along tho luo between
Gallon and Dayton
The following Is statement Of the Specie
movement q, this port for the month Of January
Specie In Banks and BubyTreasury jan f OF g2 50
bpoois received ffom Csifomis In JsDuay... 1901
specie imported rom foreign por's IN January w
Bpseis gathered In from boards la January. 633o6o
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nor SALE at MASPEIH--A pleasant large
l. HOUSE and two acres OF LAND Pfice 500 iisu.A
BAN tud two Lots. 1D0 Buila1s Lots at 500 each Il
LET sassniy located HOUSE and i've ssre,. lnqvas a
JAMES A. JOHNSON, Ne Al PetkEow, In tie sulishinA
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LiOR SALE-DESlRABLE PROPERTY o

a. POsPECT HILL, s2dst Ceutssi Park. consitssg
Of rr and haf ois With Lree.soTy I-me house and swe
sold ow Apply to 5. THOMPSON. sdaS between go 10
9fth ia.
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TOR SALE in BROOKLYN-A Cottage
No. 7+s Wa,hnstolav., between Geies sni GrsensvA
w:h PLOT l9Hl5 well stocked with grapes. cherries "a
berries of al House soprCl With sas sHd water. II
cation hrst clis Possession inmeda.e. Must be sold
c. III. OLIVER, No. BeeknsnsA