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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
Bloody Work In Georgia---N helesale
ssta Slaughter OF Unien Men.

s.Iu Slaughter OF Unien Men.
A company bearing the title Of the
Georgia Home Guards. have been rem
derisg good service to the Union cause
in the upper counties Of Georgia during
the past six months. The band was
composed principally Of deserters from
the rebel arry-msn who had been con
scripted iEtc the rebel ranks and subse-
quently, escGped-and number Of eiti-
zens of Walker, Marrsy aud Catooss
counties, GA and were Commanded BY
Col. Ashworth, Of Walker county. They
had been out on . scout for several DAYS
and had captured and picked up several
squads Of rebel prisoners, among whom
was Colonel On their return they did
not preserve as good order and discip-
line as they should have done, and tie
homes Of many Of them being in that
section of the country, considerable
struggling eususd. When near Elijays
about sixty Eve miles northeast Of Dal-
ton, on last Fridsy, they we're surprised
By force Of rebels under the commabd
OF Tom Polk Edmonsou This rebel
force is composed IN the greater part Of
members Of the lst Tennessee InfantFy,
who got cut od from their main army At
the beginning ofthe campaign last spring
and have remsined ia that country ever
since The Home Guards numbered I25
men, while the rebel force consisted
Of over thrss hundred. Finding that
they were surrounded aud that escape
was impossible, the Home Guards sur
rendered; and then eusued the fearful
part Of the tragedy. The most of these
men being dsssrtsrs from the rebel
army, as we stated above, and all Of
theEs being well known as having acted
az grides for our forces, the rebe Is de-.
Germined 10 show them 40 merry Tab
ing the prisoners of into the woods =
short distance, their inhaman captors
shot or hung all but twenty y-oue Of them
After the commission Of this sa wage a. d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
New York Soon Markets.

coTToN-ouist Al s14i 81 E
FL0uR-54Io<. lever ssas SIS for Extr.
sists; n 0o1il 70 for Rsuna Hoop Ohlo. -
WhEAT-Dull ssd droeplng ? % IT Amber
Michigan. = p
EfE-Quiat. iss ar -
ooES-3ate. higher - saaksEa. t
0AIs-Bsttsr, at 0oe8i 69-
fOhk-LsSsr Al as eAa3s 90; Moss, 50 T56g
- o0i asv Msss, ~ 2kass u.
FklnE LARD Drooping - 2bA9t.
MAIskr-Aetiss and nrener At T5
kfecks--DuIi and luwnT
GoLD-opsasd at In, eiossa ~ 2 asS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
ClncInnail Noon Markets.

cuoaESArf, Nov. 20.
gLOUR.-Duil and prires dressing. sepsraus
wHKAT.-In moderate d-nsHd At ssa2 % for
RED and - for wets
ooas.-FiEm; Cd ear zsai sc; shsllsi p
81 -.
0ATs--Aetivs. al soasi In balk holders ash
Ing 81.
71
PROVISIONS - quiet. bat ali articles held
arIni,.
PuRK.--Nsw Meas 81 oo6s5o CO.
okEEN nEATs.-ls, Is, aud iTe-for Should
sts, dss. abd Hams.
hO9S -Firm, but the asmasa fs les sctive
The Shol- TanEs - IL % - ft -; The latter fos
sxtrA large. say 80 70 $50 lbs lots 81 300 lbs
average are ssliiaE - it taaltfn TNelss thons.
and head mare hssa hssu res lssd.
GhOCEkIEs.-- FsFm ane 10 gaod de uAhd
River fsiisn fsot tsches in the t4st - heuxa
NeAthss clear. Thsfmomster a. fr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
sw TIE Paducah Federal Union

BO The Paducah Federal Union'
says that on Monday General Meredith
issued an order permitting the rssump-
ton Of trade and importation of goods.
In few hcurE all was bustls and activi-
ty, stores were opened as if By magic,
and drays and wagons we're at . pre-
MUM, Merchants feel again all right,
aud every body hopes for return oi
81 good timss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

UscosDIrIoNALLT RELEAsED.-Pau r.
Shipman, late one Of the editors Of the
Louisville Journal, who vas recently
ordered through the lines South, aud az
terwsrd brought back to Louisville, has,
We learn, been unconditionaHy released
by order of General Burbridgs We
hope Paul will behave himself
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

NEw YoRK, NV. 25 The World 3
Fortress Monroe correspondents ssys:
Rebel soldiers are said TO be under
the belief that Sherman IS marching on
Lynchbnrg From the same source we
learn that The rebels are mining heavily
before Petersburg, and that i'm nmenss
quantities Of powder are being brought
CD from the South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
Fairfax Court House -OseuRisd by
Gar Troops.

NKw YoRk, Nov. 75.-Ths Herald s
Washington special says; Il q reported
from City Point that two divisions Of
Esriy's army have arrived a. Peters
burg, and that Fairfax Courthouse has
been re-occupied bv our troops, Offering
protection to inhabitants and enabling
refugees to returFs
TIE tribune says. 1t Is feared that
Judge Cston will be unable to take his
sest on the bench this year owing to
rapidly failing health
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
movsmsass az Hsea,. 49,

LoUIsvuLE, Nov. 24-Tke Journal
reiteraies that Hoods array occupies
Waynesboro, from which point he threat
ems both Nashville and Padacah. That
portion Of our army confronting him is
concentrated At Pulaski Padueah il
being placed in . state Of defense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
Friday e
MORNINGS REPORT
From Shenandoah Valley.
Southern Congressional
Items.
M0VamAuts of Sherman
Movements of Sherman
still a Mystery.
Rebels Mining Heavily Be-
fore Petersburg.
From ths shenanaoah valley

NEW YoRK, Nov 25.-The Herald .
dispatches from the Shenandoah VALLEY
say that Gen. Sheridan's cavalry have
had another Very brilliant and success
fai engagement with EArly's army. On
Monday last three divisions of cavalry,
under Generals Cuatar, Powell and
Devin, commenced a movement for the
purpose Of ascertainlng the rebel posi.
ton and strength.
Devin marched mp the Luray VALLEY,
and the two other divisions pushed Up
the Shenandoah Valley. driving before
them small parties Of rebels. No resis-
tanee of Importance was met With till
Thursday. The main rebel infantry
army, consisting Of about 1900 men
and a DIVISION Of cavalry, we're found at
Roods Hall. q position almost as strong
as Fishers Hill. Skirmishing com.
menced and was continued for SIX honrs,
and was. during the greater part of the
time, quite severe. Early made re-
peated attempts 70 H@nk Custar and
Powell, IN al Of which be failed.
Some magnificent charges were made
by the Union cavalry. The rebels show.
ed lille spirit during the engagement.
Aiier gaining sufficient information OF
Esrlys strength, objects and position,
iae national forces commenced TO re-
tire Some feebls attemps to follow and
apiiay were nade, bot Without any snc,
cess 10 the enemy, aud Custar and Pow
ell Fstarned down the VALLEY with their
commands IN safety, having lost in kill
ed, wounded and missing, only about 50
psept The dispatches inrnish eoeErma-
ton Of the report that some OF Early's s
forces have been WithdrAsn from shs
Valley. but these, the rebels sAy, have
been replaced by scattered detaehments
from various sections
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
The Rebel Congress ama other issn.

7 The Rebel CanErsss ana other ffszas-
NEv YoRE, Nov 25-In q debate 10
/ the rebel House on The 18Th mat, two
OF three very Interesting points we're dis.
closed The expose By Mr.. Foote Of the
/ fact that the radical secessionists are
| engaged 10 a crusade against the rebel
I Vice President Stephens, is one Of the
/ deselopmsnts made on the occasion.
Thil war agaihs, Mr. Stephens appears
/ 20 be extsuding 20 Ali the reconstrue-
+ tionists, aud Boyce, Brown, Leach,
! Vance, Stephens, Cable aud Foote, are
denounced a. hssdless Agitators Of dan.
geFoua qaessionA
The rebel House Of Representatives,,
Ike the Coniedsracy in general, is .
house divided against itssh aud cannot
slsnd long in such tornadoes Of excite
Eaeht as Sherman "a AZ present creating.
Governors Brown and vsnee have
taken positive action in opposing The
execution Of the conseripuon Laws
Mr. Leach, Of North Caroiina takes
occasion to fully endorse The language
81 Brown, Stephens and Boyce, and asks
to be hung with them in case the Con-
federacy decides they are disloyal He
deuouuces Staples, Of Virgins, as q
e0nseriplionist, aud Is in turn danouneed
by that gent as one feeling rsore alarmed
al The eneroaehmenss Of Jeff. Davis
desposism, than those Of the enemy.
Foose denouneeS everybody in gen
sral.
The House passed, in undue hasls, the
Senate bin to amend the law so - 70
2 KS r-sfsEes @F -. -.
ihs defense Of other States This action
has been taken 10 order 10 concentrate
the forces Of the Gulf Slatee TO meet
sherman. bat be win hardly give them
time 70 do so.
The Richmond Ehig Of The 2lsi
says Grant has consented that blankets
may be purchased in New York City foi
the rebel prisoners al the North. A
vessel loaded with cotton 20 pay for ths
blankets Is to be shipped from Mobile
consigned TO the rebel Gems. Trimbl'
ard Beaie, now confined at Fortress
Monroe.
The Richmond DispGteh Of The Els
, Gays sherman is meving III two eolumni
on Augusta, the others on Macon Tk'
: column marching on the Georgia Stat
road for Augusta will probably 90 q
: far as Madison and then march on Nil
5. ledgeville.
The column marching on Macon vi
probably 90 TO Crawford, within sfteei
miles Of the town, and there turn of t
Milledgeville -ad form Junction Wit
: the other body. By this movement Ms
con falls, aud the enemy are at Ebert
70 move on Augusta, via the Georgi
Central Railroad, to Brinsonville, an
then march north, or on Savannah.
sherman il moving rapidly, and
not much troubled with transportation
He has burned several stations, and
devastating the county generally
L foragiog.
g The EaqEireT Of the 2Ist franiieall
.r insists on the repeal Of the sxsmptio
:, laws and the conscripting Of the e
empts, in order to secure force to me-
Sherman
Telegraphie communication was ope
from Richmond only to MiIledgsvill
owing, DO doubt, to its destruction
Sherman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
Reported Loss Of ths TaIIah.ssee.

NEw YoKk, Nov. 25-It is stated os
rebel authority that the Tallahassee was
run aground when chased By oar gar-
beats, and her guns, cargo, &C. taken
01s Il is thought she viii prove tosal
loss. The yellow fever has entirely DIS
appeared from Eewburn-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

have you? and attn claim favor on ae-
count of being Northern MANI Yes,
sir, I.will make an exception in your
case; you shall 90 South Tomorrow
morning,at gunrise. Adjutant, see that
this order is carried out Orderly, shoE
this man the door
Citizen-BuL General, cant I GO
Norths
Gen. Sherman-So, sir. Too many o.
your class there already, sir, 3u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
EXPRESS NOTICE.
oFrIcx ApAxs ExrsEsz CoxFAxI,
EvAnsYiile, Nov. I4ths lss4-

For the presanss 10 5frsiEks FIR poanfs so1fh rf
Hashvills will Ss received unless the zane Be for
. 9srsrai or STAT a1zcer Of the Gzny-
n0viS-lw TEos. GAITHEB, Agsnt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

FoR THE EROsT Carrington
forwarded Wednesday 200 men to the
Both regiment, 100 to the 3lst, aHd 100
to the 22d, all in the Army Of the Cum-
berland
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
HATS s CAPS.
No. 25
MAIN STREET.

Has in store g large and well as
sorted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
Of the best qualities. and viii con-
tinue to receive the whole season,
direct from the manufacturers. the
best and latest styles, which will
sell As low as any House in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

L NJ E a
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade, $40
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
ALSO

Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which | offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my Stuck
before making your ur
chases.
K%No Goods at retail
T No charge for Box
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

HATS. BoSNETs. RIBBONS. TRIMMING
III Rihhcns, AID Aillins<y TrinniBE- arr sell
iBg At less than present New York prizes, *
WILLIAM HUG las SONS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
DRY GOODS.

TUsT RECEIVED, AT Nm. HUGHES 4
u Son's, q nice lias af those fashionable FEsher
Lace Wells, DrssA- Geods, Emhroiasriss. Linea
HAndksrehia1s- A fall Hne OF Eoosfsry, Wool
Hoods, Nnbias. sczrfs, and Gloves AZ fo- saia
WILLIAM HrGHEs 4 SONS,
nova Garner Main Aad Second strssts-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

tHOcoLATE-COcoA--4s
u 30 boxes sweet Chocolate.
do Vanilla DO
rs DO Plain do
do Cocoa,
do BromAs, fer sals by
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
Jubilee on Monday 'Night.

The Jubilee on Monday night last
was an unorganizcd and spontaneous
demonstration. The glorious victories
of Sheridan electrified the loyal people
of the city, who came together by in
stinct. Col. Connell, John Garaghty,
Esq, and Rev. G. A. Van Anda, deliv-
cred addresses of rejoicing. Mr.. Van
Anda had been with us two years, but
the best impression he ever made on
our people was made on last Monday
night. There is before him a career
of usefulness and greatness, and may
Heaven prosper him in his new home
at Columbus.
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Union Township Meetings.

Jno D. Martin, Esq, John Garaghty
Esq. Major Stafford, and others will
address the people as follows:
At Dumontsville, on Saturday eve
ming, Oct. /, 1864.
AT Strode's School House, Tuesday
Evening Oct, 4th.
AT Bremen, on Wednesday Even
ing Oct, 9Th.
Turn out everybody.
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I Meeting OF she Union Central
-"fftG Committee

The Union Committee will meet on
Saturday, Oct. 9th, at 10 o'clock A. M
at A. P. Miller's room. Let every
member of the Committee be present.
The following are the names of the
Committee:
Berne-John Artz.
RaShcreek-Simon Beery.
Richland-I Isaac Lamb.
BlOom-zephaniah Courtright.
Amanda-Jacob Bollenbaugh.
MadiSoa-Isaac e. Koontz.
Hoching-Geo. w. Williamson.
WalnM--Joseph Doran.
Pleasant Huber.
Libery--A. T.. Mason.
Violet-Jos. J. Pickering:
Gree,yfeld-Josiah Flattery.
Geqrcreek-Samuel Barr. its
This is the last meeting before the
election, and important business will
be transacted. X. FRITTER,
Chairman
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Horseback Procession instead OF Big
r~-as Wagons.

The horseback procession which is
expected at the great Union meeting
on FRIDAY, OCT. 7th, is intended tc
take the place of the big wagons
which usually attend these demonstra
tions. Let our friends in the different
townships organize and come by all
means, The Union people of old Fair
field have the beautiful ladies, the
young men and the fine horses to make
this the greatest display Of the sort
ever witnessed in Lancaster.
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septI-3'
Notice in Partition.

NGARIA Jane Whitesell, Charles q. Whitesell, and
lfA sarah NJ. Whitesell, minors, Of the county Of
Coles, in the State Of Illinois, William Franklin
Hedges, Willis Francis Hedges, and Jnaunah Dell
Hedges minors, william Alvin Retz minor, Ezra 5.
Hannum, and Jane Hannum. Mary Hamilton md
Franklin Augustus Hamilton, Bernhard Keetiber Elsy
Julian Sarah Julian, widow Of sohn Julian deceased.
and Rebecea Hamilton widow OF william Hamilton.
Of the county of Fairfield Ohio, will take notice that
petition vas fled against them on the 2lst day OF
September, 1854, IN the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Fairfield, Ohio. by Isaac
A. Julian, and is now pending wherein said Isaac A.
Julian demands partition, &c, ofthe following real es-
tate towt; Lying and being in the county Of Far.
field in the State OF Ohio, and known and distinguish
ed by being part Of the North East quarter ofseo
ton number twenty.sx (s6) IN township number
twelve l2l og Range number Twenty toy beginning at
the North East OF said quarter section; thence
west forty chains aud slSty.two links IL the North
West tcorner OF said quarter; thence south twenty:
nine chains to post; thence East forty chains and
seventy links to ast1ne; thence North twenty-eight
chains and sixty eight links 10 the place OF begin.
One Hundred and Sevens
teen Acres and ono quarter OF TN Acre Of
land more or less, ..
And that ut the next term Of said Court the said
Isaac A. julian will apply for order that partition
may he made OF sad premises, and the dover estate
Of the said Sarah Julian and Rebecca Hamilton be
assigned them ISAAC A.. JULIAN,
BY Martin McNeiiand W. 2. Creed,
Sept l-6l.25-6wpfSl0 His Attorneys.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
To-morrow ono Weelk.

One week from tomorrow will be
FRIDAY, Oct. 7th, the day on which
the Great Union mass meeting will b.
held here. Remember that time is
precious. Set to work Immediately
upon tho preparations. Come in by
thousands and mako tho Little Mack.
erels" tremble.
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To the Young Men and Young Ladies fTi
. tho Townships,

The young men and young ladies Of
the county are requested to meet in
their respective townships on NEXT
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 4TH, to
make arrangements for the horse back
procession which is to be one of the
great features Of the Grand Union
Mass Meeting on Friday, Oct. 7th.-
The young men are urged not to fail.
Organize in time, and tho procession
will be the grandest display of the
kind over seen in the county. Vi
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
FRLDA Y, October 7th, 1864. =
Chief Marshal
Major ALVAH PERRY.

|
ASSISTANTS.
Edward Cruise, Jas V. Kinney,
Asa Morchead, S. r. Twining,
Geo. Younghans, Capt z. Heed.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. $40
John Reber, Thomas Orman, DR.. A. c.
Barlow.
The delegations from Hooking, Mad
ison, Clearcreck and Amanda will form
on the pike west of town.
The delegations from Bloom, Violet,
Liberty and Greenfield will form on
Columbus street.
The delegation from Pleasant, Wal
nut and Rchland will form on Wheel
ing street east of Columbus St.
The delegation from Rushcreek and
Berne will form on Main street, on tho
pike, east Of High street. -
The horseback procession of the re-
spective delegations will form in front
of the procession.
Each township will select its own
Marshals.
The respective marshals will SEQ
that their delegations are promptly at
the place designated at 10 o'clock, A.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
Lasst Notice.

DERso oNS oNing ANDREW REID are hereby no
l tiled that 0ot. 1oth, will positively be the Ia
test date the claims will renain IN my hands Up Il
that time payment may be made 10 mo hs usual. AZ
ter that date payment must be made TO a justice O
the Peace. No respect Of person will be made.
This notice means what IL says. have had the
claims viii wait po longer. rl7s II, O. WILT
Sent. cath, 1891. wv. 81
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
Meeting on the Evening of the 10Th.

Meeting on the Evening of the 10th.
Col. Connell and Others will ad
dress the people at the Court House
in Lancaster, on MONDAY EVEN.
ING, Oct. 10th, the night before the
election.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29

B@We have just received Beadle's
Dime Vowel No, 72-The Moose Hun.
ter-a facinatingromanco ofthe Maine
Woods. All of Beadles Dime Novels
are received monthly at T. 3. Billing.
hurst's News Office.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
The Corner Drug store.

Geo. G, BECK, ESQ., has purchased
the entire stock of Drugs &c. ofH. B
Hunter & Co., and has also greatly in
creased the stock of medicines and
groceries by late purchases. Mr.. Beck
having been in the business over thirty
years in this city, is too we'll and ia.
vorably known to the public to need
any commsndation from us. Adver.
tisement next week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
The Ladies to the soldiers

The ladies continue to work for the
soldiers who fight for them. Here is
another list to send the Gazette to the
boys. Let the gallant boys remem.
ber these names. Collected by Emma
Walter and Jennie Collins:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
LADIES FAIK.

See the advertisement of the Ladies
Fair in another column. The prepa-
rations making are extensive and the
fair will undoubtedly be among the
finest ever held in the city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29

LIEUT. Col, EBRIGHT KILLED.--Dis
patches confirm the reported death o.
Lieut.. Col. Ebright of the 126th Ohio
Regiment. His remains are expected
in a few days. He was one of the
bravest men in. the service. A more
extended notice will appear next is
sue.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

Band at the head of the delegations.
The delegations west of the city will
move at the head of the procession,
followed by the delegation formed on
Columbus street; followed by the del
egation formed on Wheeling street;
followed by the delegation formed on
Main st.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29

D0- EVERYBODY attending the great
Union Meeting on the 18th Of Oct,
should wear a Lincoln, Johnson and
Stevenson badge. To be had at this
Office. n
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NoHHcG.

yVNHE undersigned have been appointed AMI 1ual-
I fled as Administrators Of the Estate OF william
Crut late Of Fairfield county, Ohio, ceased.
Persons in ieh,ed TO the estate are requested 10
make inne late payment, and those having claims
against to present the same duly elthearcn,ed.
Sept, 10, 1874. GEO W CBUlT.
WN CRrTIT
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Administrators Notice.

yVNHE undersigned has been duly appointed Ad.
mIulstrator OF the estate OF P0WHATAN Nc
Weigh, late of Fairfield county, deo
Sept2o.3w. KlNNlS FRlTTER
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29

CO1IS-Pef PERSONS desireing to
lay in their Winter supply ofthe above
article, can purchase good quality of
Hooking Coal of H. GARTER, at II
cents per bushel. Yard on Tho corner
of Main Street and the Canal.
September 22-2w26 80
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TWO DOiLARS.

On and after next Saturday, our
terms will be Two Dollars a year in
advance, 50 so, if not paid in advance,
This is tho last opportunity our friends
will have to save half dollar.
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EsTATEl or MGNUEL DREsBAon.

NTotice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator of the estate o
Manuel Dresbach late Of Fairfield bounty Ohio, de-
ceased. WILLIAM DRESBACH.
6ept2o.3w@
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Administrators Notice.

TUNHE undersigned has been duly appointed Ad
L minstrat0r OF the estate of ALFRED McVEIGu
late Of Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased.
Sept 20, ,'64Sw KlNNIs FRlTTER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29

Mr.. JAS. WALTERS, of Berne town
ship, will accept our thanks for bas-
ket of fine apples, some of them large
as a small melon.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-29
COME UP, MEN OF ALL PARTIES!

Come and children in hundreds thousands
In wagons carriages and bugge horse back og-cabns
and twenty vehicles by canal and railroad with flags
banners and make this largest meeting the
good of his country at heart fail attend Let all by their presence
the soldiers in the field and throw opposed
to the Government Large delegations will surrounding
counties