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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-17
Gen. Sherman on the War.

Rev DR.. Thompson, of Now York
preached war sermon last Sunday
night, and toward the close of his re-
marks read the following extract of Il
letter from Major General Sherman,
which had bee transmitted to him:
"When my mind is intent on pur-
pose, is Jealous Of all clogs and OBJ
structions 4 X X !;
Let every thought of the mind, every
feeling of tho heart, every movement
of n human muscle, all be directed to
one sole object, successful war and con-
scqucnt peace, and you have the idea
| aim at.
IL will trust you to do this noble
army justice, Who can know tho
daily tolls, the dangers, the hopes and
fears Of this vast army? l Iknow them,
and the time will come when they
will return to their homes, and be the
living witnesses of the acts of their
fellows and leaders. For my reward
| trust to them, and still more in my
confidence that God will not permit
this fair land and this brave people
to subsido into the anarchy and des-
potism that Jeff. Davis has cut out for
them. l have this faith as clear and
distinct as you see the sacrifices of
Gods own Son in your mental vision,
to secure for us an immortal reward.
"You may assure your congregation
that this army fights that they may
sleep in peace and enjoy the protec-
tion of n civilized Government"
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A trial of MADAME PoRTER's

A trial Of MADAME PORTER'S
COUGH BALSAM for the past eigh-
teen years, has given proof to the
world Of its efficacy in curing puImo-
nary complaints, is beyond any rene
dy hitherto known toI mankind. As
time makes these facts gidcr and bet.
ter known, the BaIsam is fast bocom-
ing a stNplo..necessity'a
cs. II has living evidences Of its un-
rivaled usefulness in the many record
cd victims snatched from the threat
cning symptoms Of that dread disease,
Consumption. Price % and 80 cents
per bottle. 4
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LADIES, CHURCH FAIR.

The Ladies of St. Johns Episcopal
Church in this city, are making ar
rangemeats to hold a public Fair in
the City Hall, during the month Of
December, proxImo, anterior to the
holidays. The intention is 10 raise
funds to inclose the lot, ornament the
grounds, pave the walks and improve
the church building generally. The
Fair will be inaugurated one evening
in December, aud continue open for
two days. The features of the Fair
will be the sale of Fancy Articles at the
tables presided over by the ladies, u
substantial supper kept constantlypre-
pared during each evening, and the
disposal, by lot and auction, of works
ofArt, and articles of suhsta ltal value,
which will address themselves to the
wants Of every household.
A future, notice will announce the
time when the Fair will take place.
BY order of the Executive Com.
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ATLANTA, NOV. 80, O4.
A. P. MILLER, Esq.-Dedr Sir -
This boing n wet and disagreeable
day, l thought l would drop you a
line. You are aware, l suppose, that
| was drafted into the service after
being at homo about two weeks.
There are seven of us from Liberty
in this Compony; John and S. W. AL
bright, Wesley Turner and myself
bunk together, all being Union men.
The other three arc McClellanites and
mess together. There are quite q
number of Buttcrnuts in the regiment
but majority are for Lincoln.
On our way down, this side of Lou
isville, some of the officers went thro
the cars to take vote, the train being
loaded with conscripts, and the fol-
lowing was the result; Lincoln, PSI J;
Mac, 1874. If conscripts vote in this
way, what can We not expect of vet
Grams. There is very little said CON
cerning the clection-all satisfied that
Lincoln will be elected.
Atlanta is quite a place, or rather
it has been. The town is pretty well
| played out. A great number of the
fine houses were destroyed while Sher-
man was shelling out the Jonnies.-
The citizens have nearly all left. The
boys are taking the lumber and build,
ing houses for themselves.
We are living fine; have plenty of
hard tack and blue beef. The boys
were rather short of rations while the
Railroad was torn up, but now we
have plenty. We arc attached to the
Goth Regiment, 1st Brigade I'd Divis-
ion, Goth Army Corps. We are doing
provost duty at present, but do not
know how long we will remain here
The whole Corps is lying around this
place.
But this is not what / want to get
at. The fact is, we are hard up for
papers. There are none coming here,
True, the Chattanooga Gazette comes
once in while. Although two days
old when it gets here, it sells at 10
cents copy, and are about the size
Oft two cent scrip. ..
We don't get to hear any news, and
would like to have 4 few copies of the
Lancaster Gazette sont to the regiment,
or even one copy. TO get our county
paper would seem like getting let
ter from homo. Our friends at home
have raised money to furnish papers
to the soldiers. God bless them for it.
If You can arrange it TO furnish us
one copy, you will greatly oblige
Yours truly,
e. S. SHEARER,
Co. L, Goth Regt 0. VI,
1st Brig. I'd Div. Goth A. G.
Atlanta, Ga.
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FenIan Rrotherhoo,I.

, Tho Eagle of last week contains q
favorable notice of this Brotherhood
and Of an Address delivered at the
City Hall by ono of the order. Of
course, the Eagle will favor anything
(which is likely to create trouble be-
tween the Government and England.
The dispatches for the past week an
nounce a raid by this Brotherhood on
9 Canada, We have no doubt the Gov
sernmcnt is able to tako caro- of the
rebels and tho Fenians both. t,.
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Day OF Jubilee for Soldiers s'a miles.

The Governor has issued q procla-
nation, appointing SATURDAY, THE
26rH INST, following the day of
Thanksgiving, which will be on Thurs
day, the 24th) as day of feasting and
jubilee for the Soldiers families.
In all the towns and villages of the
State, the farmers are recxpcctcd to come
with wagon loads Of wood, potatoes,
apples, grain, vegetables, &c. We
hope Fairfield County will not be be-
hind in her care for the families of
those who arc defending our homes,
The yield during the year has been a.
bundaut, ard the farmers, without ex-
ception, have been unusually pros
porous,
See the proclamation in another
column.
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DEAru. OF SAMUEL mEDAnY.

Samuel Mcdary, Esq, Editor of the
Crisis died at his residence in CoIum-
bus, On Monday, Nov, 7. He has been
known for ANY years as one of the
most vigorous and energetic editors in
the State, lie had considerable in
fluencc in the State, and, as we believe
gave that influence against the best
interests of the country, since the
breaking cut of the rebellion; but it
is the testimony of those who have
known,hiGi longest, that he has been
an open, sipcere, and consistent man.
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Rendy-,Inde CInthinr.

JAKE BLOCK has just returned from
the Fast with thol largest'and best as
sortmcnt of Ready-Madc Clothing,
&c, &c, ever brought to this: market.
He thinks that he can sell goods at a
gold standard. Call and examine his
extensive stock. His stock of picc
goods, and his facilities for rYaking
them up to order cannot. .be..surpassed
in the city Of Lancaster. 22.3m
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WHY N 1T

That the rush at LEvY's great cloth
emporium continues undated? Drop
in and see his immense stock ofgoods
and you will not wonder that he is
prepared to please the people with cv-
cry variety of"rcadymadc,' Or ''homc-
made" clothing,
GEARHART MILLER, f;,vorabIy known
as q first class cutter, will always be in
attendance to get you up the most
fashionable "cut' in the city. Call in
everybody. ISAAC LEVY.
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THANkSGIVING PROCLAMATION
BY TIE GOVERNOR.

AS nation we should bow before
the Lord. Thanksgiving and praise
should be rendered unto Him for His
care and protection of US as a people.
During the past year we have been
eminently blessed and it is meet We
should pause in our worldly career to
realize and be greatful for it. We have
been blessed with general health and
enlarged prosperity throughout our
State. The seed time and the harvest
have been given to us in their seasons,
and we have reaped abundantly of the
products of the earth. Arts and Scien-
ces. Commerce and Navigation, and
ali the industrial pursuits have -four
ishod and been blessed with ample re-
wards. We have worshipped in tenn
pies, and dweIt by our hearth stones
in perfect security. Invasion has not
come within our borders, and the tide
Of war has been kept from our limits.
Our arms have been crowned with
victory, and our efforts to suppress the
rebellion in the land have been signal
| ly prospored. For all this care and
protection, and for all the guidance of
His wisdom, and all His blessings with
us, we should give thanks and praise
to the Great Ruler Of the universe. who
controls and governs the dcstnies of
ilatiOns.
Therefore, T. John Brough, Governo:
Of the State Of Ohio. do hereby desig-
nate and set apart the last Thursday
Of the present month of November, e,
being the twenty fourth day of said
month, as day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer to Almighty God, and 1
respectfully recommend to the people
Of the State, that laying aside all world
ly avocations they do observe said day
as one ofpraso to our Heavenly Father,
for all past blessings, and of humble
but earnest supplication that He will
strengthen our Rulers and guide us in
the course that shall early lead to peace
and unity in our land the restoration
and pelpethity Of our Government, and
the continued prosperity and happi-
ness Of our people.
In testimony whereof 1 have here
unto set my name and caused
the Great Seal Of the State of
Ohio to be affixed, at Colum-
bus, the ninth day of Novcm-
| b. S. Der, in tic ear Of our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and SiXty-tour, and in
the Eighty-liinth year of the
independence of the United
States Of America.
BY the Governor: JOHN BROUGH.
WW.ARMsTRoNG, Sec'y of State.
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sLEEPING AND WAKING.


Ny wife had len her home 10 seek,
The glow worshipped in her check,
Like Persian Old, my sky had palcd =
A letter every day fmaiied,
And often SAID, in cheerful vein,
"The baby slept oil night sgaln."
Aud hallowcd by her fears and pfaycrs
lie stayed with me, !, lesseued cares.
If lio, the nesting slept, knew
My dove would slumhcr swoctly, too;
And SOL wrote her now and then
fte baby slept all night agan."
One mornhe languishod by my side,
Dsath-sck, and with the day he died,
And day with him. Ii was my viii
That she loved be happy still.
So wrote in my won,e6 ttrain,
eth baby.slept all night again" .
But, when, IN turn, she fondly wrote,
Her pet names usiDgin h,rnn,e,
with artlcss talk:about the bed
Ot him who slept 50 cold md dead,
/ snt the bitter truth to pen,
ale sleeps to wake no moro again.
And when upon my breast she lay,
And sobbed her precious bloom away,
And grefmet grief, while Of the dead
We thought, within his narrow bed,
l said, aud saw ii eased her pain,
".Ilc wakes, 10 sleep no more again"
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cal have disposed Of my entire
stock Of Dry Goods and Shoes to
Messrs. Black & Coles, and would So
licit for them a continuance of the
very liberal patronage bestowed on
me.
They purpose keeping up full
stock and will make it the interest of
any wanting Goods, to call before buy
ing. ANDREW REID.
Lancaster, Nov, Is, 1864.
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Notice in Partition.

MiRIA Jane Whitcscll, Charles o. whiteseii, and
IVh~Arh VI. Whitcscll, minors, of the county Of
Coles, in til" state Of Illinois, Willard Franklin
Hedges, Willis Francis Hedges, and Joannah bell
Hedges, minors, William ALVIN Bctz minor, Ezra S.
llannunL and Jane lannunl, Mary Hamilton and
Franklin Augustus Hamilton, Bernhard KeeE,bcr, Elzy
Julian, SNrth Julian, widow of John Julian, deceased.
and l!chccca Hamilton, widow OF William Hamilton,
Of the county of Eirfcd Ohio, will take notice that
petition was filed against them the 2Ist day Of
September, 1854, IN the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for tte county Of Fairfield, Ohio, by Isaac
A. Julian, and il now pending, wherein said Isaac A.
JUan demands partition, Sc,, ofthe following real es-
tntc to-wit Lying and being in the euunty Of Fair.
field in the State of Ohio, and known and distinguish
edby being part Of the North East quarter Disco.
tion number twenty-six (26) IN township number
twelve C2) Of Range number Twenty 20l beginnings
the North East of said quarter seo!ion thence
west forty chains and siXty.two links 10 the North
West corner of said qunrtcri thence south twenty
nine chains to post thence East forty chains and
seventy links to astone thence North twenty eight
chains and sixty eight links to the place Of begin
ning-containing One Hundred and seven.
teen Acres and one quarter OF an Acre Of
land more or less,
And that at the next sern Of said Court the aaid
Isaac A. Julian will apply for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises, and the dover estate
of the said SarTh Julian and RebeOca Hamilton bo
assigned them. ISAAC 4. JULIAN,
By Martin 4 McNeilmd ". p. Greed,
Sept sl-6i i-25,6wpiSlo Ills Attorneys.
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Wm. p. Creed, Esu. %

The speech of Mr.. CreeE It PccE's
Hall, on the evening before the cleo
ton, yrNs one of the most able and elo-
quenLspeeches delivered here during
the canvas. His manner is dignifed,
and his language very forciblo., There
are few men in the State more capable
of interesting and holdingan audience
than Mr. Greed. We hope to hear his
clarion voice again on some future oc-
casion.- CircIeriUe Union. .r
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Lldics, EAR

BY notice published elsewhere. it
will be seen that tho Ladies of St.
John's,Epscopal Church, purpose hold
ing qFairfor the benafit ofthe Church,
at the City Hall, The time will be a.
bout the 14th. 18th and 10th days of
December.
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ES1rT SO.

That you want good suit of clothes?
Then calllat RIslNGs and select your
Cloths or Cas8imores; leave your
measures and he will get you up a first
class suit, at prices that will prove sat
isfatory. Trout g. Donavan are all
ways ready to give entire satisfaction.
?. RISING.
Oct. 2 If.
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LIEUT.. COL. Showers MURDERED.
A gentleman just returned from the

n SNHtFNIIftI UoU IOlUIIIVU IIOIH IIIC
front, reports that Lieut.. Col SHOWERS,
OF the 18th Regiment, was lately cap
tured by Guerrillas and murdered
after being captured. 1t is about time
that the Missouri policy Of no quarter
to guerrillas, were universally adopted
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THE LADIES AND rnE SOLDIERS,

THE LADIES AND THE SOLDIERS
We invite tho attention of the SOL
diers to the following list for sending
them the Gazette, collected in Amanda
and adjoining townships. The ladies
of Amanda are third best among tho
townships, Walnut being first, and
Pleasant second. The total sum from
Amanda is $50 so, 50 so having before
been contributed by gentlemen. Push
on the good work, and Heaven bless
the ladies.
List Of contributions to the fund for
sending the Gazette to the Soldiers,
collected in Amanda and adjoining
townships, by. Barbara Loist, Ellen
Dunnuck and Lucy Leist.
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AdmiD isIratUT's !aIe of Real
Estate
A VALUABLE FARM.

( y pm .uanco of an order granted 10y the Probate
K Court Fairfield county Chic, viii offer ior sale
ut public suction on
HONDA Y, NoremJer 2Sth, A.D. 1864
at O'Clock T. NJ, upon the promises, the following
described real estate situate IN the county Tf F1irfei
and state Of Ohio, to-wt; The Southeast Quartet oi
section Five in township Twelve, ofRangc Twenty,
except twenty-five acres thereof heretofore sold hy
William i Smith and wife to George Conrad which
twenty-five acres are described 10y beginning nt the
Sduthicast corner of said quarter section, thence
West IS rods thence North II l-l6 rods thence
East s5 rods thence South 47l-I6 rods tn the place
OF beginning; the residue OF said quarter section
containing Isl acres moro or less.
This tract is the we'll known Homestead Farm Of
VIM. II. Smith, late of Saidcounty, deceased.
TERMS One.thrd the purchase money IN hand
onc-thirdin one year and balance in two years with
interest ON deferred payments from day ofSale
SAMUEL BARR,
A'm'r OF W. BSmith, dec.
Hunter& Daugherty, Atty's. .s .. , ,
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lPECIlL ADVANTAGE or THISL Az

IrfsA NiTioSiL SAVINGS B,sE, Offering higher
rate ofntcrost than any other, and He Jeh sscuri,y
Any aayings 9nk which pays rt4 dopositors in o. ).
Note, considers that it IS paying in the best crcoia-
ting medium ofthe country, and teaanot pay any
thing better for its own assets aro either in Goyorn
mcnt securities or IN notes or bonds payable in gov
crnment paper.
liis cqTaIy convenient as temporary cr perma,
Hent Investment. The notes can always be sold for
within fraction Of their fa,s and aeclnnuatoJ n.sr
cst and tin best security viii! bauk9 collater
9ls for discounts.
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Resignstlon Of CON nroCleIlan..

The late General Mcclellan has re-
signed and his resignation has been
accepted, to date from tho 9th, Sheri-
dan fills the vacancy in the regular
army left by this resignation. Iti
reported that Mcclellan is to bo Pres
ident Of the Atlantic & Great Western
Railroad. ise s.ss ,.,.
Rcqnlcscat in pace. s.,
.{blF BU 2f8G S53VkS
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The Banner 10 the Ladies' OF Walnut
Township.


Two interesting young Ladies call.
ed at the Gazette Office q few davs
since, and modcstly handed us a list
of names ut least four feet long accom-
panied by u roll Of grocnbacls and
postal currency &+I,15 in lcngth
The money was raised in Walnut towns
ship TO send the Gazette to the soldiers.
Something in the appearance of the
young Ladies Indicated that "whcn
they would they would and you might
depend on il" and hisenorgeticspirit.
together with their appreciation ofthc
Soldier, is just what made Walnut the
banner township. If they don't both
get II handsome soldier for husband,
there will be something wrong in tho
disposition of affairs This is the larg-
est amount yet raised by the Ladies of
any township: .. .t..s
Amount collected in Walnut town
ship by Milo and Beck McNaughtcn,
for sending thc Gazette to the Soldiers
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HEApoR's 17rn O. WI.

LIVINGSTON, GA. NOV 9Th ISG4.,
A. P. Miller, Sir The election is
over and votes counted. The result is
glorious. Tho poll stands(29S)tw hun
dred and ninety-eight for Lincoln and
Johnson and twenty. six (26) for Nc
Clellan -and Pcndletoh. The Fairfield
CountyBoys done il brown. They cast
l40 votes for Old Abe and only five for
Little Mack. WILLIS G. CLARKE,
Maj commanding 18th o. V. vi.
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NIGtcc Is he erv gwen that tho subscriber has
y been appointed anu qualified n Ndmjnistlat1r Of
tn" estate o. Conrad Amsga,l, late of Fairfield conn
I yldcceased.
Dticdat Lancaster tlis 18th dav of Noyemhr- A
j. 1864 JOhN-R MCMACGH Ad'mr
NoVl7.3w
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gp I, ,wesapguaaHqoup.
A Ballad for the
Times.
ulyglSG Al!

IasNcd hoy Hith faxcn har
Whose ruby lips a smile did wear,
Whence came that. suit. of clothes so neat,
Did papa buy them on this street
Dyes, he says in childish glce
I'll show You whcrc-jsst come with me.
Then up walked ;,hc led they way,
Caring naught for his unfinished play.
His only wish, his.ouiy thoughts
10 show me whore his clothes were bought.
At length he stopped NJ store,
With sign j. BLOCK'on the door;
Saying here's where papa. always goes;
Here's Nherc he buys all my clothes.
Iloolsed-the goods that netny view
Well kept so clean, so entirely new
Filled me with wonder and surpr se,
could scarce believe my eyes.
Such piles of goods ofeycry hue,
Clothing for men and children too;
Suits for men both great and small
Short and broad, lean, lank and tall
My mind was made, so in.I went,
and bought the best suit of clothcsI ever had
and got them cheap, lenme to the natural conclu
sion that this time my money was well spent.
DD-RemeRber the place, Tallmadge Block, oppo
site Rebor & Kutz's store.
Nov3-tf j. BLYCk Agent.
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ESTATE OF ABRAHAM n. MlLLrR'

NTOTICE is hereby given that tht subscriber has
Y been appointed and qualified rs Administrator on
the estate ofABRAHAM r. MILLER, late Of Fairfield
county deceased. Dated at Lancaster this 18th day
Of Sept, 1874. .f g. u, MILLER.
Uut, 1O.aj.3y.t
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4 VI apSAG4.

TENHE undersigled has been appointed Admins
Z tra;o. o. the estate o? John fltzpatrick la;e of
aasand Township, Fai fcld County, Ohio, deceased
Persons inlchedtO said cs ,ate vii! make unnediate
payne 1t. ana those havilg claims against the m
presegt them duly We ded.
THOMAS FETTERS,
Adm7 strator ofJohn f. -zpat, cb,. Decd.
Nov. II, l5il.-3w.
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PRESIDE NTJAL VOTE OF THE 1gTH
-----.-.- -------- EGIMENn

The following letter from Major
Clarke gives'th voto of the 18th Reg
iment, for President. The Fairfield
boys cast only five votes for McClel-
Ian.
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M dDGNco-

AToticc is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly qualified rs Executor of The estate of
JANE NEELLEY, hate of Fairfield count, Ohio,
deceased
Those indebted to said estate arc requested to
make immediate payment. All having claims against
said estate will present them within one yoar from
this date sAMUEL JACKSON.
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NJ NOahce-

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned was,
y on the 2nd OF November, I4si, appointed ENecu-
tor on the estate of Gle EMENTINE WICkISER. de
ceased, JOHN UUTCALT.
NDy, Q, 3a-lwa
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Road Notice.

NToticc is hereby given to all whom it may con-
y ccrn, TINT at the next December Session Of the
Commissioners Of Fairfield county. IL Petition will
he presented for the Vacancy OF the fooW.u. do
scrbcd ROHd to-wit; Commencing at the North
end Of the road tlat runs South thror gh sc,inn -
in Liberty township, through the huli. or W ilian
cCcary, to the half section line NJ tho wiG1H Kind
lcr's and their terminate For the following rcl.
sons: There Has been new road granted rjnuing
on the line between Vim. MeCnary mud Wm Pueh
Noy:i-},T@ MANY PETITIONERS
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LANCAsTERrMAKHET.

corrected Weekly by II. A. Gobecin, City Grocr
Wheat 7GMl 20 CofCe-5lGCO
Flour 0Oj4lO % Sugar-2jGaiO
Ryo-I l0Ml Is NoiaSscs--l 40
Oats--jOdGOc Whiskey-2 On9
Barley j09l 90 Salt al 20 per bLI
Corn Ct75 Buttcr-33 to 30
Clover Seed OOmIO0 20 Eggs-1S
Flax Seed--2 006g2 25 Lard-2GG 25c
PotatOes-G0dG5 TalOw-l29 l3e
Feathers -3jI40c Dried Appcs2 ! 90 EcrH
BacOn--2OG22c White Bcans-2 lOm2 n