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Fatal Accident.


On Monday afternoon, the family of
Mr.. J. G. GRUMMIE, were alarmed by
'the discharge of gun in the house.
Ton going to the kitchen, a young wo-
man m,their employ, was found in a
dying condition. She Ind received the
contents of the shot gaa in her. head,
back of the ear and side Of her face. 1t
lis supposed that in passing hear where
the gun was standing, her clothes had
caught upon it, pulling it over towards
her and producing its dischargu The
verdict ofthe, ,cofohef'sj sjny3whs ''dsath
by ACCIDENT N3 r. fsfFr
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

NIARY Shgtfer, widow OF Andrew Sheier, deed
lVH Of Fairfield county, Ohio, lsAte Sheer and Syvlf
Ann shelter, minors and their guardian, Isaac ShgtIsr
John Shutter, and Barbara 5hH.tfer. his wife Samue
Harvey Shelter Etl-an Shntfer. Catharrs shRffer
Emily jane Stseifar, and Andrew Nesan Shgfier m.
nors; Etii7n Dern and Zelda Dern, MS wife of th,
county fCirroll in the State Of Indiana, will take no
tee that petition hlei against them on the &c
lay Of January. 1884, in the Court Of Common Pler =
within and fF the county Of R,irield Ohio, by Israe
hetar' and nov pen!ing wherein sni Israel ShGf
eT enantS partition. &c, Of the following reel est te
Nvt: " ng ami being in the county NJ FaiViel1 II
'he tate Of Oh and known and istingu shed hv ne.
'ng part Of sectnn number eighteen. IN TOWNSHIP
nun th'rtner.. of Range nurter nineteen, Of th5
lends oIthe United states sold Mt Chillicothe, snd
bounded and described rs follows. beginning nj the
Southeast corner Of said Section number eighteen
and running thence North ty-eight four pole cha'ns
md twenty-five links, IN post thence west twenty
fvo four pole chains and seventy-fNnr links % post
th"nce souh htyeight four pole chains and twenty.
two Inks 10 post thence East twAutv-hve four pole
chains aud seventy-fouf links to the rlacu Of begin.
nlng containing, one hundred and forty-uine acres
an1 eighty-Six hGnfiedths ofan acre
Also part Of the Northwest quarter ~ section
n1mher nineteen in township number thirteen. and
Range uurSber nineteen, in said county Of Fairfield
hcgpn'ng NJ the Northwest corner Of said section
thence So1th twenty-scven chans and ten links
thence E0st thirty eight chains and eleven links
thence North wentvseven chains and eight links 10
the Northern boundary Of said section thence west
thrty-scven CHAINS and eghv-thrre links to the
place Of beginning; containing ono hundred and two
acres and orty-eght hpni.o this oran acre more or
less, excepting therafr0rl about tro acres Of l,n1
s0l and conveyed nv Aniraw Shnr-- n Mary Shaef-
for, his wife, to Joseph MsClos'sy, by deed bearing
dateO Oct 9TH. 1S2s
And that the next torn " 4 Cl,rt tho said Ia.
reel Shtfsr WI anply foran nrler that partition may
he made ot s1id prem and the Dover estate Of the
said Mary Shetfer be ass g1ei therein.
ISRAEL SHEFFET,
By wm.P. Creed his Attorney.
Lancaster Jan. IS 1854. Al 6w PISS I5
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In Falrneld County Common Plea. Ohio
Amos Graham Plaintiff,
against In Partition.
Abraham Peters ct u!, Doit's

Amos Graham, Plaintiff,
against In Partition.
Abraham Peters ct III, Doits
81. Abraham Peters, Of Warren countr, Ohio
I Mary Stucky and - Stueky her husblnd
whose christen name is unknown, Of Allen county,
OHIO; Eliza Strickier and - Strickler her hu.-
band, whose christen name ls unknown Of Franklin
county, Ohio; Emily Dust,nan and - Dustman
her husband, whose chrsten name is unknown, OF
Vanwert county, OhiO Sarah Dixon and - Dixon
her husband, whose chrsten name and residence are
unknown; Isaac Peters, of the State Of Illinois !;
Michael Peters, of the State Of Ohio; Daniel Peters
othe State of Iowa; the children and heirs at law of
Samuel Peters deceased, late of ILLINOIS, (whnse
names and residence are unsnown), and the children
and heirs at law Of George Peters, deceased late of
the state OF Ohio, whose names aud residence are
unknown.
I'd. The children and heirs Nt law of Samuel Nigh,
deceased. whose names and residence unknown.
| 81. The children and heirs at law of Adam Nigh,
deceased, late of Wyandht county, Ohio (whose
| names and residence are unknownl
4th. Sarah Leist and William Lcst, her husb1nl J..
of Henry county, Ohio.
9th. The children and heirs at law Of Jacob Nirh
deceased; (who5e names and residence are unknown
9th. The children and heirs at Law of John Nigh
deceased, Whose names and residence arc ain
known)
It'll, The children and heirs at law of George Nigh
deceased, Whose names AMI residence are un
known)
sth, Yhc children and heirs at law Of Peter Nigh.
deceased, (whose names and residence un.
known0
9th. The children and heirs at law Of Susan Neff,
deceased, Whose names AMI residence unknown
will take notice that Petition was fled against
them on the 18th day OF Fchruary A. D. 1851, n the
Court orComnon Pleas within md t5r the coHnty Of
Fairfield, in the State Of Ohio, By Amos Graham,
and Is now pending, wherein said amos Cirpyhlm de-
hinnds partition OF the following real estate towt
Situate in the county of Fariell, in the State nf
Ohio, and is known and distinguished by being part
Of the North-eas half Of the Northeast quarter Of
Section No. three 3) in Township No Twelve l2) and
Rar ge No twenty t20and is bounded follows, tOwt
Eegnn NJ at post at the north boundary line OF SAID
section No. g. one chain East from where said hound
airy line crosses Clearcreek; THENCE South Nineteen
l9) chains and sxty-hree GJ lniiH 70 post thence
West Two (2) chains and seventy-hve links to post
thence North nineteen CHAINS and slxty-three links to
post on the north hpuniary line Of said section ;
thence Enst with said boundary line Two (2l chjus
and seventy-ve (1j) links to the place OF beg ng
containing five acres and 40-lOl ofnn acre more or
less. And ut the next term of said Court the SAID
Amos Graham will apply for an order that partition
may bc made of said premises. Dated this 18th day
OF February, 1861.
AMOS GRAHAM, Plaintiff,
by Clarke & Frltter, Attorneys.
FpblS-'Gi-i7-GNv-sl2 25
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LANCASTER MARKET.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March 9. Is

CINCINNATI, March 2, 1864.
CATTLE.-The receipts of Beef Cat
tie, both at the Brighton and Coving-
ton yards, have been only moderate,
but the demand has been quito light
and confined mainly to the butchers.
The packers and Government ountrac-
tors have generally withdrawn, and
the market has ruled dull through the
week, and on the lower grades de-
cline of % to 80 per GENITAL was cstab-
lishcd and there was strong down
ward tendency on all descriptions at
the close. We now.quote, common at
81 1908 %: fair AT, So 5O@4 As; good
at ST 50@5, and prime to choice s. so
@S6 per ccntal gross. --...
HOGS.-The arrivals of Hogs are
very light and with a fair demand, and
the few lots on the markets command
full prices. We quote them at 81 for
averages Of $50 lbs, 81 % for 275 lbs,
and 81 so for 300 lbs per GENITAL gross.
These arc the rates for corn fed, no slop
hogs arriving.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL HEvE-
NUE..
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1904.

The attention Of taxpayers Is hereby called % the
provisions Of the Unte1 states Excse Law relative
to heassessment Of aunu"l taxes.
By the sixth section Of the oct of Iuy l. 1893 Il Ia
made the duty Of all persons partnerships firms az.
socistona, or corporations, made liable 10 any annual
dnty, license, or tax On o. 6eOrs he f.E Nopi4y d
sl5tsnt Assessor Of the District where 10 ateJ Of tho
amount Of annual lneome the articles " objects
charged with special tax, and the business or occu-
patton liable 10 pay any license.
Every person who shall ial 20 make such re.1rn Ly
the day specified viii be lhblc 10 be- assessed by te
Assessor according 10 the best informal on which ho
can obtani and In such case the Assessor IL re4ureI
0ald hiy per ceatun 70 the amount OF the tens Of
such list.
Every person whs shall deliver to an Assessor any
ialse or fraudulent list or statement, with intent y
e'Ile the valuation or enumeration required by law,
Is subject 10 fine OF five hundred dolisra; aud in
such case the list wl be made out by the Assessor
Assistant Assessor, and from the yguai aAd emu
merat!on 50 made there can be no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those for H.
Of June.
The Appropriate blanks on which to make return,
and all necessary information, will be furnished by
hiSSIs FEIfrLa, Assistant assessor for the Tth Dvs-
ion, to whom the returns should be delivered on OF
before the first Monday Of May at his Office ia Ian
castor,
BY Jacob I. wiseman Assistant Assessor for the
o'h Division, at Bremen, commencing March 7th and
continuing flee days at East Rush lille, commencing
March l4th. and continuing fee days; ~ " lsrspoTt
2lst Of March, and continuing feC days Gt Baltimore,
2Sth Of March, and continuing three days; at. Basil
alst Of March, and continuing hres days, and 1T bis
Office in New Salem thereafter.
By Isaac Z. Koontz, Assistant Ass@ssorfor the 81.
Division at Royaton, 18th Of March, anl continuing
five days nt Amanda 2lst Of March, and continuing
six days at CearpOrt 25!h Of March, and continuing
SIX days; at Oakland, 4th Of April, AMI coai.nu ni
hve days; at StDutsylle, nth Of April, aui lOutn
ing FIVE days, and at his residence tercteI in N al
ison township.
By Abraham W Beory, Assistant Assessor for the
9th Division, at Pickeringon, lfth March AMI con.
tnulng five days; at Locl;vle, 2lst OF March, aud
continuing five days, and at his olge in L,thopolls
thereafter. .I
To whom the returns should be delivered on or
before the first Monday Of May 1854 at the times and
places designated. c. !. SHEFYER,
US Assessor, 18th District
Top.a-4nr r-.t 0 Z 1874
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IN Fairfield County c Common Pleas Court
OniO.

Andrew PeaTse and salem Pearse, Plaintiffs,
against
James 7. PeGr5e and Mary 4. Pearse, his wife De.
feniints
AAAEi T PeAr5e and Mary 4. Pearse. his wife, o.
Carroll county, N the state n Illinois will take
notice th,t An rev Pear5e ann salem pearse, Of thu
'ounty Of Fairfield N the state Of Oh Do dId, on the
third day o.. February. 4 j iS4 fi~ his psiItion in
the -oJr of Common Pleas within snl ftf the coun-
y o' Fairfield Gnd state nj Olgn, against the said
James T. Pearse and Mary 4. Pear~e h WIFE defend
tntS setting iOr'h thHt on the tn day of August 4.
Dl6jy the SAID de endant, lanes T. PlrSe Inlde AMI
delivered To- the sad Andrew Pearsc and Salem Pearse
his :er;an PromssoEy note o that dates due one day
ahcg flt- Tor the sun Of cigI. hundred nt nnetytwo
dollars lSs9Z That the day the sld defend
ants, James T. Peqrse AMI Mary A. PGaT-c, his vile.
executed und c yared 70 the ssii Andrew PcHrse End
rlrin fearsn tneir cert4iI rnprtS1gs decd. dGtec
August llth A. D 1882 IN secure the 1ynent Of the
sldd sum n eight Nm red oHl uufty-two doilsrs
ss9li and the nterest 'her'or rr''.n ifs gni yieL
hrl part OF part cftha vest hali OF Sect on No 3
Township No. 10 9. Rluga No. - a.tn .tci to con
tam one hundred and i'ty-typ 'l52 acres, moro ~
lsss, and lying and bong ~ th' "ornty o. Fairdei i
m ha state Of Ohio and pTAyns tila syd defendant
nRy pay the said sum of Ss92 TO- and the interest
thereon or that said premises nay be sold to pay
tho same.
The sNi James 7 pehrga and Mary 4. raorse no.
hcd that they required to appsSr and answer ssd
petition, or before the 81 saturday after the lUtl
lay Of March. .. sI.
ENDRHT PEiRSE, and SALEM rEARSE.
Dy CIAR1Els FRIrTER. Attorneys
February 4, .sG3-iJ 6w lls7 OJ
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Communicated
71He officers Of HoeAbOcking Eacamp.
ment, No. 2S, T. o. o. T..
Your Committee, appointed to draft
suitable resolutions expressive of the
feelings Of this Encampmentin regard
tho death Of Pat. Valentine Cupp,
would respectfully Offer for censidcra-
tion and adoption the following pream-
ble and resolutions, to-wit:
Tribute Of Respect.
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father
has, in his wisdom, seen proper to re-
move from amongst us, by q dispensa-
tion Of his Providence, our Worthy
Patriarch, VALENTINE CUPp, it IS
appropriate for us as a body, to have
recorded on the pages of our journal
the esteem in which he was held by
the Brotherhood, as we'll as to remem-
Der his fidelity to his country. '
Pat. Cupp left family and friends
with the feeling Of not living for him
self but for his age and for his race,
amid labors which tested his patriotic
devotion for the maintenance of his
Government. But Pat. Cupp has fall
len, and it behoovcs us to remember
his virtues and the confidence in which
he was held, not only by the order,
but by his feIlow.citizcns, as was
fully shown when hisbody was brought
home and buried with military honors
in the presence of so many friends,
members of this order, and other soc-
cites who attended ut the grave, thus
acknowledging his worth and patriot
ism to his country. Therefore, be it
Resoiced, That in the death of Pat.
Valentine Cupp this Nntarnpmcnt has
lost worthy member, and the country
gallant soldier, and that wewill ever
cherish his memory. ,
ReS0tred, That as. q mark Of our re-
spect and esteem for Pat. Cupp, that
the cmblcms of the Encampmont be
clothed inthe drapery of mourning for
the space of thirty days.
ReSOired, That we offer to the family
Of our deceased Pat. our heartfelt sym
pathy in this their sad bereavement.
Rcsolred, That copy ofthe forego-
ing preamble and resolutions be sign
cd by the officers of the Encampment
under seal and transmitted TO the wild
ow of our deceased Pat, and also that
a copy be forwarded to the Baltimore
Lodge, and also that a copy be furnish
ed each ofoiir city papers with q re-
quest that the same be published.
Respectfully submitted,
J. G. WEAVER, I con,
WIN, VORYS, Oo"''
Lancaster, Feb. 1861
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nA- The Ohio Senate passed the
bounty bill on Saturday evening, by a
vote of 20 to 6, adopting the various a.
mendments reported back by the Com
mittee of Revision. The whole after
noon was spent in debate on tho bill,
and the evening session held that it
might reach a final vote. The bill
empowers County Commissioners, City
Councils and Township Trustees to
levy tax sufficient to pay one hun
dred dollars bounty for volunteers, un-
der the Presidents Llasttw1 calls, Al
so an additional tax to refund the var
ious sums heretofore contributed by
individuals to- u bounty, and to pay the
bounties promised, but not yet paid to
volunteers by county or township Off
GERS. = ? ..,.' a 81 # .--r rsaf e eer
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NOTICE.

NQTlcEis hereby gwen 10 the unknown heirs al
law Of Osmar c. Tiffany, deceased. and the IN.
known nelrs At Law Of William Tiffany deceased, that
Peter Miller, plaintiff on tho lith day Of Fobrua-
ry, a. u 1904, hled his petition 10 the Cour; Of Com
mon Pleas IA and Tor the county Of Fairfield, and
state OF Ohio, against them defendants che object
and prayer of which IS " require them to convey to
him N fee simple by deed Of general warranty, Inot
No. Nine ls IN Aaron Benodum's Addition of ln-lots
70 the town stcr In said county In pursuance
Of thecoutract 10 writing under seal or said Osfnar c.
Tiffany and william Tiffany With Margaret C0nkla,
(Wbo assigned the same n said Peter Miorl dqted
April 20, 1853; and 10 dzfault Of such conveyance,
that the judgment in said action operate ~ SUCH and
That sad heirs at law 10 enolned from claiming any
nght or interest in 70 SAID premises. and that the
same he conveyed bya Master Commissioner to said
Peter Miller And SAID defendants arc further notified
70 appear and answer 20 said petition before
ne third saturday after the 18th day Of March, A. y.
1874, or Judgment will be taken against them hy dc.
i~ult. Dated this lIth day Of February. A. isC4.
HUNTER & DAUjHERTY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Fesli 0f-SW-ic-td25 gI
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REMovAL.1Philip Rising has re-
moved his Clothing establishment two
doors east of his old stand, securing
thereby a more commodious room for
the accommodation of his customers
lie has also mored farther East to pro.
cure new stock Of ''ready made, and
material for the home manufacture
thereof
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Fran the Potomac Army.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 29.-The latest
information from the army is to 10
O'Clock Monday morning No battle
lad occurred between the opposing in
fantrY forces. There was some skir-
mishirg on our right on Sunday, but
nothing of any account.
1t is supposed that Lee does not in
tend to leave his intrenched positions
to fight, Unless compelled by Meade to
do so. 'F'' '''f+
Stirring news may be expected in a
few days. E
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ANOTHER RAID ON ThE ciTY coUN.
FIf:

We are informed that Messrs. StecI
and Monaghan have presented to the
City Council claim of S13GS 75 for
damages and losses sustained by them
on the day of the shooting Of the sold
iers Little and Michaels at their estab-
lishment.
The claim has been referred to the
Finance Committee, and they are to
obtain the opinion ofthc City Solicitor
as to the legality of the claim.
We have already, in speaking of the
claim of Chas Roland before the City
Council, shown that such a claim has
no legal basis, and its payment is an
unwarranted abuse of power OH the
part of our city fathers. But the
claim of Messfs. Steck & Monaghan
has, we thihk, another point of simi-
larity to, that of Roland, in being
greatly in excess of the amount Of act
ual damage sustained Not a few will
be surprised TO learn that this estab-
lishment, to supply two or three small
oyster tables, had invested the sum Of
S10O in cloths; and that the mea-
/, gre stock Of candfcs displayed in the
front room amounted oSlT5 No one
would guess that the stock Of cigars on
hand amounted to S31e This species
of cxaggeration attaches to nearly the
whole account, aside from the invoice
Of some articles which were saved and
Returned TO the employccscf the saloon
in good order.
But If it should be urged that equity
and q moral sense of right should com
mend fairadjustment of the losses of
STICK & Monaghan, one item of the
claim Should be stricken out. It should
be borne in mind that Steck and Mon
eghan were "the keepers of a grocery
where Intoxicating liquors were sold
in violation of law" Theitem ofwines
and liquors, we are told, figure largely
in their seeopat, and tits quite proba-
. bic that a fair invoice would show that
fully one-third Of thcir stock consisted
of liquors and fixtures for the conven.
lent disposing of them by the drink,
in violation of the statute.
That they should recover on prop
erty thus embarrassed by legal enact
ment against such use of it, is against
all sense, law and justice. The people
should be informed Of these attempts
upon the publicpurse. The City Coun-
Gil have shown indecent haste hereto
: forcin passing upon such meters, and
should look aEttIe, more to; tbe per-.
formanoe of their duties under the law
than to the Interests Of partisan favor
ties. .,i,.ttNvs.stss.l o. ber=bbos
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FROM EAST rENNEssEE.

CUMBERLAND GAP, Feb. 29.-Infor-
nation deemcd relifble says our forces
have reached MOrristown. "
Major Berry, of the l1th Tennessee
Cavalry, arrived from the vicinity of
Rogersville, reports that Longstrcet's
forces are going East at double quick
time on each side ofthc lIolston river.
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MNRI.IED.

On February 2Sth, 1864, at the Tall
madgc House, by G. Steinman, Esq,
Mr.. ISAAC G. BATE and MARGARET j.
HOLLAND.
At tho sGme time and place, by the
same, Mr.. DANIEL HOLLAND and Miss
ANNA NJ. FLEMING, all of Oakland,
Fairfield county.
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New salem soldIers' Aid socie ty.

EDS. GAzETTE:-The Ladies' of the
Soldiers Aid Society Of New Salem,
Ohio, shipped from Lancaster, Feb. 26,
1864, three boxes and one barrel
Box No. contained 43 shirts, Is pair
drawers, 10 handkerchicfs, 20 linen
towels, 13 rolls bandages, II rolls old
muslih, and 2 packages papers. Box
Mo- contained dried toast, and one
roll butter. Box No, contained 43
lbs. dried fruit, A jugs applebuttcr, l
jug molasses, and l jug tomatoes.
The barrel contained 9jugs offruit,
10 jugs applcbuttcr, 2 jugs peach but
ter, l jug molasses, and one sack of
onions. Mrs ELSIE ORTMAN,
Miss EMMA BERRY, Sec. Prcs't.
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I1~Thc Cincinnati Gazette says, The
Southern papers represent the BON
bardment of Charleston as being pros
secuted with great vigor. On the oath
ultimo 14G, and on the 2Sth 100 shells
We're thrown into the town. Our troops
are erecting batteries on DiXons Is
land, which command Solomon sCreek.
The Richmond Whig Of the goth says
meat eating is too great luxury for
non. .combatants; that the late Con
grcss would have limited the supply
to onc-half the present consumption, if
the matter had come up before it, and
that the next Congress will probably
legslate on it. 1t says negroes can got
along with little o. no meat, but sol
diers cahhot. The Examiner is enrag-
ed overaruihor that JEFF. Davis favors
the recognition Of General Butler as
Commissioner Of Exchange. 1t says
"That once yioldedj the same reasons
will be good for acquiescing in every
other condition they may choose to i'm
pose. To hold our own recovered
runaway Slaves as prisoners of war, to
receive negro officer as Buffers lieu
tenant on the flag of-truce boat, and
account with him for the prisoners
there is nothing Of ali this that LIN
COLIN may not exact, and oughtnot eX-
act, if he finds us compliant enough
10 negotiate with the fclon." r0 =
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soldiers. Aid-Soci.tt,

There will be meeting of the Sol
tler's Aid,Society Of Lancaster, or
Thursday, March 3d, at 2 o'clock p, N,
at Mrs. DR.. Efifigers. A full attend
ance of the members is earnestly re
quested.
Mrs. SUSAN C.JSTAMBAUGH,
.v,..., ,,s,rrrs d Recording Secrotary
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New FIRM.--We call particular at
tention to the advertisement Of S. J.
Wright & Co., in another column. A
wholesale establishment of this kind
is q desirable thing in this county, ard
we commend the enterprise to all who
are Interested.
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VALUABLE FIGURING MILL
and Warehouse Far Sale.

"ElilNG to exchange my location, propose TO
wv oiter for sale my lourlng Mil, known az the
EMPIRE MILLS, nnd Warehouse, situated IN Bait.
more Fairfield county, lying on the OHIO canal with
my Dwelling house, stable, stock scales, and oil nee
essary out-budings and sheds. There are seven
acres Of land an excellent well Of water young Or
chard Of choice fruit trees just beginning bear Fa.
@lles for shipping are good, with everything neces.
sary to carry on the commission business, and good
mill lcusto-i IN fact, the bostproperty county to
com greenbacks with For particulars, inquire Of the
owner, on the promises. J.W. MULINIX
Baltim0re, Mnreh 80 3w
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B@-The eloquent and patriotic adj
dress Of VIM. P. Creed, Esq, to the
17thRegiment, on its departure for
the front, will be found in another
column Of to days paper