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Human E3r.2iEty, or TAJsioloSas
mi N fEtsNn~NnnS.

Should be Rad bJ everybody. L treats On. ana
fhnwA now, tho evil Tesuita arising from carly 2b1se
and unhappy contamination n,ay be eubv crted with
snrc sceLod Of disrelns .he mtsxisings m;ny e1
y. a. DA1:RON, 19I H.eccieE street. New, York.
Price p centA Naied free NveryWncse.,
Chicago ILL., =. dea4.ryfly-1A
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5prrtat Notices.


CONFIDENTIAL rhytictAn, formerly Of St. Louls Nc, y
corner of Monres Ghcago III. hall block from t5e
Fost once. On FL Chronic Dseaaes and Diseases OF
tre.ss With Gnperxllele< success. Rooms separate.
aa!ss ano Gsntlcncn can consult the Doctor
soe T.; Sun.sy. y tol2 4: i s"4
49, Enclofe two t1n1nrs and Eei his Guide to Hcalh
From The nosses long espsIcnee IN no.r1 r 1n5F ana
sniee perfect oures all Chronic scAset 10 thclE
Snoft tfvcrc and complicated tteEcH IN v6J snort
@1ne. without the use of mercury:
Young men suffering from self abuse arc ins!Lso y
call. perfect cure warranted FenaH arfeE
having nny obttructlonE TO marriage, sA1na eau -
ubilIty anI succcxs Ia8t5o0+w
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TT 0 GS, HOGS,
H o&S

H . GSY
The undersigned would inform their customers aeo
.ll perfons shipping to this Market thst they hs
Increased facilities this season for handling
LIVE AND DRESSED I1OGEf
Ne will give our person.l attention 70 al sales, A..
viii guarantee tho HIGHEST TR1cE9 AND FROMPI
RETURNS BATES. STONE q 20,
no8r3ai2U ~ South Water ssrno..
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DROPOSALS FOR FRESH

CHtc. 90. ILL.,. jan. ~. 1881.
,sea.eH sFa1osala SIa duplicated will hs ssee,sd oy
troops sna R.issnt Il sas iauovinz named slsces
Ghissffs; G5ss fsf,na n}!nf1s; fiI',,,.
ssieey. sSS ;:'hlaa; hha;eiss dialn0l''
q. ffnsR ns in tho
The contract will commence Ja1uasy 18th. 1851 or
:oon thereafter IS tns 9nde1sisned mar direct, and
nc Cor ntssary encral may direct.
fhe Bread ust be q drst ailty ana delivered
&c Of tse rocp. as he csmmstsry nay dsss
rrc1o.als nust Be accompanied By Enas.atsa ~
I'VE, tic undersigned. hereby guarantee In essa the
foregoing bid of--be accepted 1t shall b. dNlv
fined according 70 II tsne aIPost aud sea4tioas.
bonds IN the sum Of $!on0o.
tName Of Gua1antots}
To This n,rst be attached certificate signed b the
u Dstrict Judge or o. s. District Attorney IN form
aihe!ebY certify that the above naned ara
nown to re = me- sf property aaa aEe good ;and
Thr nresd nn.t II haked In losres Of TWENTY-FIVE
ourtes each full weight, ard be h:sed on good -four
Samples OF labelled must b. deliver
Eh 9 tc to fnetssS 4 e E.
nst be delivered In neat boxes Of card board Of ttn
frliy labelled and not N paper paEcals Al niaasfs
piaees os residence md business Each bid must hare
Pigments Is made ID such funds naaI b fuznisd-
The s7Encd reserves the right to rejsct any Or
Al nts. Bidders must be present at the opening OF
Separate bids Will be received for each OF Tho above
tsopesals must 10 In duplicate, enclosed IN sn-
"rEsp1Sss p9s ior Fresh Bfead." NJ; SMALL,
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ST 0 R A G E..
CHICAGO DOCK COMPANY.
Iueoyporated lS83-Capita Stock, $200, 600,

This Company haya nearly completed e. portion
now ready Tor hnsiuess) Fire Proof Warehouse, 20
fo0th branch OF Chicago Elver, corner Of Vest Ta5
lor and Beach streets; will soon as the weather
Amite lar track which will connect with all rail-
rccds entering the city.
1t present they nre prepared to receive the follow.
leg descriptions Of property on Storage, and
Issue Negotiable Warehouse Receipts
Therefor,
At the following rates, unsil otherwise published:
Lard, Der tlc1ce .. ....., Sets and ax cts,
Btel and Pork per bft . -, cts and 3H cts.
Fiour per hrt ...,. =. s cts and 211 eta.
NirhHfncs pcr hrl .,.. L. cts and cts.
Wool. per balls ,... :. 10 cts and S eta.
Bruom Con-. bale f25o lbs, 10 cts and cts.
The higher rates are for tho zst MONTH Or part
thereo. Tia lower rates arc ior auy snoseqnent
charged m OF AZ WaFsaonss e. f.. R.sssP
pared to adyance railroad charges and drayage.
-01- GEO. WATSON, President.
P. L. YoE. Secretary.
Chicago. Jan. 6, 1854. ja6:t69e-15tTT&ats
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Ti1ee@ Piles!
DR.. TttAeldss Vegetable Pills
Arc waerantcd b certain cure for FlsTGLA. BLIND
and BLEEDING PILES. .s. H.,
Nc would caution all who arr victims to this dis-
Nc4stnE complaint to nEoid the use Q! external erp-
kRtons tlcy result only In aGEr&vafing the 0sease
Dr.. WITFIE1DS remedy removes the cause o1 Ine
disease, and effects permanent cure
THIS Is NO QUACK MEnICINF.
These Pills have been tiled for the last seven ye1r4
And 10 no instance hsEc they failed 70 earc.
]. YOUNG, Sole Prorrietor&
Far sale nv R1,IsS SHARP, ISk Lake street. Chi
k&Eo, Iii. oe9-h5as-3n.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

- tr.sr1~E+~9w hr1r.r Te~Arnhnr . raS9 =
sss Sa4 {;5SsS
pisses. iii Hs9 ies % Ssts sDd ss s.s
%sfs ssysI1ss M II Is qs; A.:
8 bs = e
e ::as es II xsse, ss1
p1,e els eacf Osts IL Ne sacks 81 bushe
,h z b s.
b LED. M ','
re rar ieuar sins or atsc;1Et!on Of osts eos hay
e. Facnesas, gSp'ssa 70 10 ssss''a n'' ~ ''"''4
"A e aec
1s!Gss tine
ies st
II ..aas., ~.
pcsM stsS ara:anty signed By Two Responsible pet
t1ss y ns M = &c
T. S.;,sf il 'S e
/ i: s
sdS; 6sss5 ID g 1s: s: as s
of ss must he show
III q s.ases Go9trn@ars. o. Teseonsls parsos
= IA sre.s ., each pe.r n.,
reiesioly : 1itsto II the PROPOSAL n-....,,u...,,
To-. b. c, ,sna seorld 10 plairly narked Propcash
r. esa a1ns
}siS SE Sss H. guarantees .ua aoaa, .7 b.
ohtA1ntd on application u tAla olee.
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BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE II TIE HKsr
* THE NoELp The only uARMLEsR. 1Huk and It'll.
I6aarss Red, Rusty or Grey Hair INSTANTLY. 70 :
GLOSSY R1AcK or NATrkAI hhoEN. Without 3nIasta&
and Bcsutifql imparts frcsh ss'syM M em9pegy n & ssa =
Hnd 6yrs. The Genuine il signed WILLIAM A. bAGa-
-.oR ill others mutations. and shonia oe
,Tisr strret NeE York. tyS-E&sly.
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ADDISON FARMERS'MUTUAL
n INSURANCE COMrANY.-Notlce ta horehY
9t7en that The Annna! Kleeton Of the Oenrs OF &he
be held Ut the office Of the aid compapJ Addison.
% ths sssSna ss.os1ny e Jsan.s A. 2; Iss'' being
dca3 t1G+tW HENRY .. FISCH&R. 6ec'y.
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The PRUR1Go LOTTO. > sure cnre e. fo5 1tsh, ~, y:
no!s Mange. &c., &c. HavinE No AEECUh1 u ~. ~
Warranted or no pay. Aan1iact9scd by + 4 Gpn ";
E. MCFARLAND, 14ta5ctte, Ind. For SAFE y 1uho .a
SMITH Arerfs. Chicago. III. delbBoa<4m
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sale Dca1cFA In
Croclery, China and Glassware.
l03 Lake-St., Chicago, Ill
Banking anu Erc!)ange.

TIRST NATIONAL BANK
L. OF CHICAGO. ~
SOUTHWEST COR. LAKE Ind CLARK STS.
CAPITAL Pi1D IN. 83O0400D
E.E. gRAIsTED, Cashier.
E. A1Efy. President. po3-peS3Jy+ls
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WEA1Nnsy1xID, Conn.,, March 2, 1863.
DE-. WIZ. GRxae:.

Dear Sir: Having seen your advertisement Of Gun
etttuton Water. Recommended for Inflammation OF
fered for tho past three Years and 1eI the sli ii
number Of physicians With only temporary relle.
VISA induced to Try your medicine. T procufet one
bottle Of your agents ak Hartford. Measrs. Lex, 81
Co., aud when bad used hsI of Il, @ ny surprise
bottles Of it, and whore never expected TO oe Ia
my lnes vel, and In good Spirits. cannot exprSsA
you recommend It to be- May the blessing o: t..Ni
ever attend yon in yonr labota Of love. -
Yours, Guly, LEONARD S. BlokLow.
, 1864-01-14

Brizadier Ge7era1 D. Il. sUCKRR,
Chief Depot Qu4IteEnagter.
XAshjnafon. II L.

EVAIt1ANT1.
We, the undersizreo1 residents Of -, In tho
Copnty OF - and STR of-- he:sny Jointly snd
antee In cate the foregoing bi. Of - be accertad.
that hs q t1ey VIII wiat tea dsy1 stter the aecspt
wh geod aad n sam equal . %
IN conformity to thu terms OF advertise ceht dsted Da
cember ls. urder which The bid VAS ma1e and, IN
atoresaif, guarantea 70 make good the tiGeEence
betV cen the offer BY te.a t2id --- aud tho next
Low est responsible bic der tie pe1toa whom the
contract may be awarded.
, 1864-01-14

e. & E. JAEGER,
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New Veteran Corps.

We publish elsewhere q letter rela-
ting to the new veteran corps to be
raised and commanded by Major Gen
cral Hancock. 1t is to consist of not
less than twenty thousand able bodied
soldiers who havc served two years
and bsen houorahly discharged. Capt
ain Roby, District Provost Marshal
will decide upor the qualifi cations ol
applicants for admission from this Dis
trict, and will, when accepted, furnish
transportation to Washington. A
special bounty Of three hundred doll
ars will be paid to each volunteer up
on bdihg ihustetod Into service. Each
recruit who preserves his arms to the
end of his term, will be allowed to re-
tain them as his own. Recruits are
mustered for not less than one year.
This is splendid opportunity tol
those in our city and county who have
served two year, in the army, to enlis
in a picked corps of tried and honora
bio soldiers, under one OF the most dis
tinguished and able commanders il
the service. we hope they will giv'
the matter special consideration.
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THE cRY is, STILL THEY COME.
Rushcrssk Township 20 the Soldiers
max n. breeding. |.tt ~.

ICT1lT- breeding. Iyff.a.l
Fairfield county is outdoing all her
ncighbors in supplying hsr gallant
sons in the Army with their home pa
per. For this the brave boys arc in
debted to the efforts of our patriotic
ladies. "
To the efforts Of three young ladies
in Rushcreek township, they are in
debted for tho largest list which has
been raised for the purpose Indicated.
The ladies of Pleasant are still in ad.
vance Of any others, having collected
S95. 10, at diffefeht times and in differ
ent lists, but Rushcreeli is entitled to
the honor ofsending in the largest list
at one time.
We received few days since the
following contributions, accompanied
by the information that tho young
ladies were true friends to the soldiers,
and with the modest request that we
would Aaccept" the money and "schd
the Gazette to the army. We shall
do so with all our heart, rendering the
thanks Of the gallant men as well as
our own:
Collected in Rushcreok township by
Miss Emma Thompson, Miss jennie
Rowlcs, and Miss Rhoda Alexander:
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Stricken or.

We are in tho habit, periodically, Of
reminding our patrons that we need
money, and that they are respectfully
requested to call and pay whatever
they are in arrears for subscription
They ought not only to pay arrearages
but to pay in advance. At the present
enormous price of paper, no publisher
can afford to lose anything.
Last Spring VIC struck from our
books q number of names of persons
indebted for over four years subscrip,
tion. each OF whom owed us over IS
Five hundred dollars ofthis amount
will, in all probability, never be col,
leetcd, and wo must bear tho aggrava,
tion oflosing it, after waiting 30 long
We determined then that in future
subscribers should not get SO many
years the advantage Of us.
Accordingly, Se have again strick.
en- from our list the names Of number
of persons who owe US for over one
and two years. To each of such per.
sons we send a copy of this issue, con.
tanning his account. We should be
glad to haso their names continue on
our, books, and hope they will not only
send us the amounts due, but also fol
one year in advance. All accounts, i
not paid within a few weeks, will bt
left in tho hands of Justices in the sew
eral townships for collection.
Thanking all our subscribers, cxecp
these who run away and neglect tt
pay us, wehope they may. see the i'm
portanee Of calling and paying in ad
vance. .a... ...
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r@~Our young friend, George II
Smith. jr., has just received, at his
Jewelry Store, very large and com.
plete assortment of new goods. Hin
assortment embraces every article
USUALLY found in such an establish
ment, and q great many that cannot
be found elsewhere. Call and exam.
inc his stock and you will find just the
thing You want for the holidays, and
that too, as cheap as can be purchased
at any other establishment in the city
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JAKE Block has just returned from
the East with the largest and best as
sortmcnt of Ready Made Clothing,
&C., &c, ever brought to this market.
He thinks that he can sell goods at =
gold standard. Call and examine his
extensive stock. His stock of pict
goods, and his facilities for making
them up to order cannot be surpassed
in the city of Lancaster. 32.3m
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bNs--------------
TablOaux and Concert.

Sec the programme of the entertain.
mont to be given at the City Hall, to.
morrow (Friday) evening by the la-
dies of St Johns Episcopal Church. -
twill excel anything of the kind here
tolOre att'mptsd in the city, and tho
admission fee is only so cents. .,
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EXECUTIVE Nj ANsloN,
WAsUINOTON, Nov, q. ct

DEAR MADAM: / have been shown,
in the files of the War Department, a
statement of the Adjptant General Of
Massachusetts,, that you are the moth
er of five sons who died gloriously on
the field of battle. l feel how weak
and fruitless must be any words Of
mine, which should attempt to be-
guile you from the grief Of \ loss 81
overwhelming, but l cannot refrain
from rendering to the you consolation
that may be found in thethanks of the
Republic they died to save. pray that
our Heavenly Father may assuage the
anguish ofyour bereavment, and leave
you only tho cherished memory oI
the loved and lost, and tho solemn
pride tuat must be yours, to have laid
so costly a sacrifice upon the altar o.
Freedom. Yours very sincerely and
respectfully. A. LINCOLN.
TO Mrs. Bixby, Boston Mass,
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I.ScAsTnR MAnKET.
NlNRRIE

Dec 7'1sCi, by Rev. n, w. Powell, Mt the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. BEECHER WHITE ard
Miss JOSEPHINE CLAYPooLE, all of Lancaster.
Dec. 9th, near Royaton, by Rev,
John White, Mr.. GEORGE CREED, OF
Lancaster, to Miss ALICE II. only
daughter of Andrew P,tcrs, Esq,
On Thursday, December 9th, 1864.
by the Rev. Thomas Drake, at Elem $
Hotel, Mr.. EZRA SHAFFER and Miss
ELIZABETH CLENDENNEN, both of this
county.
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Death Of Bnrtran A. shseG.r, ESQ.

The subject Of the following notice,
which We copy from tho Lancaster
(Pa,) Examiner and Herald, of the
7th inst, is well known TO many Of our
citizens:
"Bartram A, Shelter, Esq, one ol
our best known citizens, died rather
unexpectedly at his residence, in this
city on Monday morning. lie had
been in failing health for some time
and was mostly confined to tho house
lie represented this county in the
State Senate from 1857 to 1860, and
was also elected Major General of the
State Militia composed of the counties
of Lancaster, Chester and Delaware
At the time of his death, he was large
" engaged in the iron business
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Sale of the Chilllcotho'Advsrti,or.

E. B. EsHELMAN, Esq, has sold the
Chillicothe Advertiser to SAMUEL PIKE,
E,q. Mr. EsHELMAN has purchased an
interest in the Ohio Statesman and will
after the 1st of January, assume the
duties Of co-editor of that sheet. Mr..
EsuELMAN is q good writer and speak
er, and has conducted one of the most
dignified and able country papers in
the State. Though Democrat, he
has never INDUCED in any of the bit
tsrncss nor billingsgatc Of the Copper
head editors. We therefore wish him
success every way except politically.
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SELLING OUT AT COST.

As | have opened q new Store in
Columbus, and will move there before
April, / will sell from this day, my
whole stock of goods for cost. Most Of
these goods were bought when gold
was low. Have OH hand a fine assort
mcnt of Christmas and New Years
presents. Call before it is too late.
A. AARON.
Dec. 15,-3m. .
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y-Persons desiring Holiday Gift

p@- Persons desiring Holiday Gifts
will do well 10 90 to A. BRENNE.
MANS BOOK STORE, whero can be
found fine assortment of Photograph
Albums, Portfolios, Bibles, Hymn
Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, be-
sides other articles suitsJle for Holiday
Presents. ...,...
Will also, in a few days have a fnC
assortment Of Gold Pens.
Next door to Tallmadgc House, Ian
CASTER Ohio. 2w3S
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TABLEAUX & CONCERT

TO be given by tho Ladies' OF 81. Johns
Church, ON Friday Evening, December
18th.
Pnp0 Thp9t +.
Vocal Daett-Dake of the Dismal
Swamp. ...
iaJleau = Spring, Summer, Au-
tumn, Winter,
Vocal Duea-A Leaf in the Foun-
tain.
Instrumental Masic Maiden's Prayer
2 IdJieda - Pocahontas Saving
Smith
Kocd SGio-o, Simmer Night.
3 TdJIeaI - Baptism Of Pocahon-
tas.
Vocal .Sclo-Mcrry Zingara.
4 TabLeaa--Faitn, Hope, Charity
Instrumental Masic-Blacli Key Ma,
zourka. ...
B Observation-Disclosures rcceiv-
ing the Keys of fthe Holy Sepulchre.
Vocal Qaanette-Evangeline
6 Td5Ledu-Circassian Slave.
Vocal SolO-Captivc Greek Girl.
7 laJtsGu - Christmas at Home
and in Camp.
Vocal QuTtette-Who willscare for
Mother NowY ~ aa4. .--' 81 e.
RApG @3 DOm@
l dTdJleau = Coronation Of the
Empress Josephine.
Instrumental TrlO-0verture Tan
credi
2 TdJleau Divorce of tho En-.
press Josephine.
Vocal ,Solo-Ah! have sighel to
rest me. .-.r-. ...-..--
3 Tdbleuu-Francc. .t... f.
Vocal Qadrtette-All.to together. /.
4 TaJieau-,-Three Grnces.
Vocal Solo--Logie 0 Buckan.
D. TdClsaa - Wealth and Pow.
erty.
Soag-Bold Soldier Boy.
6 TlJLeau-Thanksgiving.
Vocal Quartette-Cochy -Chslunk'
Chclaly. ,@-' - .....
z Tableau = Mrs. Jarlcy's Wa,
Works.
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Clothing! CIOthsug (!

Those in want Of Clothing, Ready.
Made, or made to order, will do wei
TO leave their measures at |. LEWIS
Storo, Mr.. GEARHART MILLER is al.
ways ready to get you up first class
fit! ' --'. I...
Inc .s.. co.. |. LEVY.
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Oct. , If.

EaTTbere is at the Tallmadgc House,
Lancaster model clerk, who knows
his business and attends to it faithful
Iy. lie is polite and accommodating
to everybody, and the guests Of tho
Hongc aA award unto him that praise
lie 50 justly merits. Ills name is HAIR
RI Hdckm5 SeatiAcl.
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rSIsaac Julian has, at his grocery
establishment, a few doors west of the
Hooking Vslly Bank, large lot of
Canned Fruit, such as peaches, rasp-
berries, gooscberries, &C., &c. Call on
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15
IS IT so.

That YOU want a good suit Of clothesi
Then call az RIsiSG's and select your
Cloths or Cassimeres leave your
measures and he will get you up a first
class suit,,Ot prices that will prove sat
isiatory. Trout & Donayan are all
ways ready to giSc entire satisfaction
p. RISING.
Oct. = If.
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AN ERROR.

In speaking of the amounts raised
in Pleasant township to send the Gah-
cite tothc soldiers, we gave Miss Mary
A, F, Ashbrook credit for having rails
cd S35. 1t should have been Miss
Alma +, Ashbrook.
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TIE POOR OF LANCASTER.


"A meeting was held on Monday eve
ming last, and the following arrange
ments made for the relief of the Poor
An organization was affected, of which
ID. TALLMADGE, Was appointed Pre-
,eident, JOHN d. MARTIN, Secretary, and
.Robert Reed Treasurer. The following
named persons were appointed to soIi-
eits collect, aud pay over to the Trea-
;surer, ,whstevercontributions the more
favored, the better able, and the bene,
yoleht citizens Of the place will make
for tho benefit of our Poor, viz Is,
q, IN WARD, NO. /. IN WARD, NO. 2.
William Vorys, Thomas Sturgeon
James Weaver, James McMannmy
John s. Brasee, jesse Leohner, \
Josiah Wright, john D. Martin.
In, wARD, NO. g.. IN WARD No. 4.
John r. Mumaugh, John l.. Tuthill,
.,1Tsnry.A. Gabsline, B.sF. Reinmund,
Il. C..Kroidor, Jacob Hite,
James Miller, =. John C.sWeaver.
= -kndit was arranged that rcliefmight
bs, administered 70 persons in his own
Ward, by the order of any member oI
the above named soliciting committees
son the Treasurer, 30 long as any relief
fund shall be in the Treasury. And
1T was urged that the soliciting com
,nittees, FOR the several Wards, should
sbrocecd to thoir work Immediately
and earnestly, 80 that funds may be
.Vlodgod ia the hands Of the Treasurer
and tho good work Of relieving the
wants Of the, poor begun, during the
Scuffcntweek.sssa1a10 - 90 hln5
.s1,Now, Jet all who arc able, extend a
helping hande 10, :. 10
- b. .TALLMADGE, President.
JoHND MARTIN, Secretary. -
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WIN, A. SuULTz, Esq, Agent of tho
PhGnix Insurance COmpany,,will nc.
cept our thanks for = very handsome
Calender for 1865. -,,., ,..,.,.,
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scrip OF security tA.hrkhc. Co.

"a am now prepared to pay . PEI
cent. Interest on outstanding Scrip
of said company. Holders of the said
Scrip will therefore present the Same
for payment of the interest.
HbIibii X. FRITTER, Agt.
Dec. Is, 1864. ~ ~.'. ~. ..-
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Its Exemption from State and Municipal
.,TaIntlon


| Bat aside from all the advantages we have enu.
merated, special Act of Congress ersopts al Isads
aod Treasury No'e' from local tdrafi9n on the aver
age this exemption is worth about two per cent rer
annaln, according to the rate Of taxation in various
parts otthe country.
shecyed that securities offer 50 great induce
mens To lenders as those issued by the Government
mall other forms ofinletedross the faith or ability
Of pirate. parties, stoct ccntTptes or ssperato
commuu;es, only, - pledged for payments while tho
whole property of the country - held to secure the
discharge Of all the Obligations OF the United States
While the government offers the most liberal terms
forts loans, ii believes that the very strongest appsa
will betg The loyalty and patriotism of the people
Duplicate ceSthrates wi! be issued forall deposits,
The party depcs,ng must endorse upon the origiaaL
ccrthcateth the denomination of notes required and
whether they are 70 he sshcd IN blank or payable to
order Wien 50 endorsed it must be eft with the
officer teceivns the deposit, To Gc forwarded to the
Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL De RECEIVED by the-Tres zuror Of
the United States at Washington, III ssArai Assist.
ant Trcasurers and designated Drpositarios, and Ly
the q,
FIRST EATI0NAL BANK nfCoIumbus
First National Bank of ZanesviIle, and
by all National Banks which are depos;sries Of pub
lie money, and .
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND B2NEERs
throughout the country will give further Information
and .s...
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 70 SUBSCRIBERS.
Aug 2j,. 1864.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

CORRECT THE ENROLLMENTL LISTS
We invite attention to the order o
the Provost Marshal General, and the
letter ofAdjutant General ,GowEN, in
reference to correcting the Enrolment
lists. This is a matter of great i'm
portance and should bc attended to at
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15
EXECItTnR,S NOTICE.

NToTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor Of the
Estate Of Isaac Wilson, late of Glecnheld township,
Fairfield county, Ohio. deceased, this lGth day Of
December. 1894. JOHN W. WILSON
Dee. 10, ls64-3w
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