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A SAD OccURRENcE.-On Friday
evening, Feb. 9Th, Richard Cruit, aged
80 years and 10 days, took his lite by
shooting himself lie was deranged at
times, caused by the kick Of a horse,
which lie received some time since,
soon followed by two severe attacks OF
typhoid fever.
He was a young man Of good morals,
and endowed with much patience
When in this mood OF melancholy, Oh
at any time, he was never known to
speak angrily to any one. lie is much
lamented by relatives and neighbors
The Sabbath before his death, he
wrote to his brothers in tho army "to
do right, whether at home CT abroad
and when they were done with this
toilsome world, they would exchange
it for a better one" We who knew
him best, have not the least doubt that
he has gone to that blest land, "where
the wicked cease from troubling, and
the weary arc at rest.
Dear as thou vert, and Justly dear,
We will not weep for thee;
onb Thought shall chech the rising tear
Itis, that thou art free
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life on the Goth inst,
Mrs. MARIA EWING, wife of the Hon.
Thomas Ewing, aged 63 years. The
deceased was a native of Ohio-and
his been constant resident of Lancas-
ter since 1901. On Tuesday follow
ing her demise, after very impress
sive and appropriate address by the
Rt. Rev. Arch Bishop Purcell, her re-
mains were consigned to the tomb in
the presence Of an unusually large and
respectable concourse of relatives and
friends, who had assembled on the
solemn occasion, to pay the last sad
tribute of respect to departed worth.
"None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise"
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In Fairfield County c ommon Pleas Court
Ohio.

Andrew Pearse and Salem Pearse, Plaintf1,
pgaiust
james T Pearse and Mary A. PeaTse, his vie De-
icnda1ts. ..
EAMEs T Pearse and Mary A. Pearse, his wife, Of
- Carroll county. the state Of Illinois, Will take
notice that Andrew Pesrse and Sale Pssrse, Of the
county Of Fairfield ia the State Of Ohio, did On the
third day Of February. A. u. lSji,fle his patton IN
the court Of Common Pleas within AMI iir the coun
ty Of Fairfield and Siate Of OHIO against the sac
James T. PeaTse aud Mary 4. Peafse, his wife. defend
ants setting forth that on the llth day Of August A.
u. 1852 the saH de snlantaries T. Pesrse, made ana
delivered N the said Andrew Pearse and Salem Pearse
ascertain Pronssory note Of that date due One day
after dat lot the sum or eight hundred and bineytwo
dollars Ssaa That on the day the said de.end-
ants, James 7. Pesrse and Mary A Pesr'e his 81 e,
executed and del vered ~ the sad AndreS Iearse ans
Salem Pesrse their cert1in mortgage deed, date
August llth A. D. 1852 n SECURE the payment OF thF
said sum ofeight han1rad and nEnsty-two dollar,
ss92l and the interest thereon, Upon me unftv ded
third part Of part Of the yest hit Of Section No s.
Township No. t3 Or REnga NJ. 49, e4tniIte1 TO con-
taa enc hundred and hity-two ti52) acres, more or
less and lying and being in the county Of Farholi.
ia the State Of Ohio and PRAYING that sad delenten-
may pay the said sum OF ss92 90, and the interest
thereon, or that said premises may he soa TO pay
the same
The said James T. Pearse and Mary A. Pearse arc no.
tilted that they arc re9ureto appear ami answer san
petition, before the Sd Saturday after the 10Th
day Of March, 4. n. L "a. -
ANDREW PEARsE, and SALEM PEARSE
BY CtARKE FRIrTER, Attorneys
February 4, IsJ3-45 Gw pf5T 70
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RoMANTIc.-A soldier, after more
gthah twolyears' absence, .caNe home
and found his wife gone. He called
q Upon her rather suddenly last week
atLockrille, in this county, where she
,was living with another man, whom
she had married some months before
II fin Columbus representing to him that
/ sheI had never been married, and TO
those who knew better, that her hus-
y band was dead. ID
When her first husband called upon
her, she feigned Ignorance, and claim
s . cd sho had never seen him before. The
soldier said he was awareof her desert.
,.i6pof him before he returned, but had
called to lot her know hc was not deac
.,.s as ahe had asserted.
S,@ Tho first and second husbands dig
not slower themselves by showing baC
( t0mpef' @@-thsy calmly talked the mat
s,ts y EsraTer, wenttoa . ncighboring grocery
and drank together, and both agreec
'r, % to abandon ths #9~sp, which they ac
,lacordipgly didrigoll /, ,ea.fa@ai,2
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New York Market.

New YORK, Feb. 25.
FLOUR-Dull and SC lower. Sales
at 81 6O@6 so for extra State; 81 20
al 40 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, the
market closing heavy. o.
WHISKY-Firmer, at 90c for State,
and 82@93c for Western.
WHEAT-Dull and lower. Chi
cago 81 54@1 So; Milwaukee Club
$159@1 81.
CORN-Firmer with fair demand
at 81 27tc@1 29c.
OATS-Without change at 9i@92c
for Western.
W00L-steady. %"
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Sale of Real Estate
BY ORDER OF COURT.

ONthe lsthday of March, 1894. between the hours
Bof 0and O'Clock oil said day on me premises;
viii be sold 10 the highest bidder the following real
estate, as the property Of Valentine Cupp decd ST
uate in said county of Fairfield, to.wit: The south
west quarter of Section No. eight s) in townsmpNo.
sixteen u6) Of Range No. eighteen llS)-contalninS
i6s acres, more or less Subject to dover and heme-
stead as assigned
Appraised at S35 90 per acre, "a, -.
Terms of Sale.-One third IN hand, and the res
idue thereof in one and two years thereafter with in
terest from the day osae to be secured by mortgage
MARTIN 4 MCNEIL, IL u; BLAuk,
Auys. Admr oi NGohtine Oupp' uec'
Feb. Is, ls6i-47 Jw PISS %
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The Departure OF tho I7th o. ": vi.

a
This Regiment had most beautiful
day for their departure. Early in the
morning the soldiers with their friends
came pouring into town from different
parts of the county, and the streets
were full of people during the fore
noon.
General quiet prevailed, and every
thing passed off harmoniously. A
speech was made by Major Stinchcomb,
on. Main street, and by VIM. P. Creed
at the depot. The boys left in fae
spirits, though with saddened memor-
ries of the favorite Of the Regiment
young Johnny Little.
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Tennessee has done nobly for the
war since rescued for secession. The
State has already given 1880 men to
the Federal service, of which 10000
are cavalry, and 1000 infantry. The
colored troops raised number $500 in
fantry, and 1900 artillery.
Governor Letchcr said recently in
an address at Dahville, Virginia, that
"Stoncwail" jackson was in favor Of
conducting the war under the black
flag, and so expressed himself several
days after the secession of Virginia
proposing to set the example by first
carrying that flag in the face Of the
enemy. Jackson was model "Chris.
tian."
A Washington letter says, well
known Bostonian has invented new
variety of "Greok Fire." which vii
prove a valuable auxiliary if it stand:
the tests of the experiments now being
made with it,
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For tho Lancaster Gazette.

Mr.. EDIToR Would it not be ap-
propriatc, if not Objectionable to the
friends of the two soldiers recently
murder ed in our streets, to have their
remains eventually placed side by side,
and monument, commemorative OF
their death, erected over them by pop
ular contribution?
.,. d.. 4sl.fA CINTYEN
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CONTINENTAL MoNTHLY.--We have
received the March number of this
excellent periodical. Its contents are,
as usual, varied and interesting
Terms, 50 per year. John F. Trow
publisher, SO Greene ST., New York.
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MARRIED.

On Feb. 18, 1864, by Rev. W. NJ,
Herring, Mr. ISAIAH DoNER and Miss
SARAH ANN KEaNs, both of this
county.
On the 4th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by the Rev. G. A.
Van Anda, URtAH II. EMMIcH and
ANNA u. MILLER.
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I'm. 7: o. EDwARps oar. he ps,ssshu
Ia sorvlcca 70 ritileus Of Lancaslor and ucinltys
Oi1ee over sioeunl's Drug stofo.
sept. 10. lscea-a
FIRST NATIONAL RANK or LAKcAs-
TER---cERTIPICArE or Aurnon.
ITY.
TaEAsvaT pErAnrnszr. oFFtsr or cosp.l
f=ottEh % snr CoAARNef.
Washington, Dec. ist ltGSl
WHEREAs, b. satishctofy evidence presented 70
w the undersigned, Il has been made to spptar
that "The f.rst National Bank Of LarcnSferr IN tho
county Of Fairfield and s.ae OF Ohio, he's been duly
Organized under, aud uccording 10 the requirements
Of The at oi Congress, entitled, "An act 20 provide
National Currency, secured ~ riedge Of United
States Stocks nnd 20 provide fnr the crcraticn and
reiemPt thereof erProved February 70, 1893 and
has eonpl With alb the prov sons Of sd act requr-
ed To be eompfed with before commencing the busi.
ness Of Bsnl, ng
Now, therefore, !, Hugh Mcculoch Comptroller Of
the Currency do hereby certify that the sd First Ne.
tonal Bank OF Lancaster, county OF Fairfield and
stste Ohio s authorized 20 commence the business
OF Banking under the act aforesaid
lntestiilony Whereof witnrss my hand and seal Of
ofhce, this nrst dav NJ December, lsrs.
tsEAL.l HUGH MccULLOCH,
Doc lo-SI 3n Comptroller ofthe Currency.
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EDIroRs GAZETTE ;--Allow nae space
to return thanks to those friends who
80 literally manifested their kindness
ut our late donation.
We received sl29 IS cash, and $50
worth Of sundry articles.
CA. VAN ANDA.
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A CITIZEN

CORRECTIONS s.-Mayor Ewing informs
us that we were mistaken in saying in
our issue of the 4th inst, that a man
had been imported from Berne town
ship TO act as a special policeman-no
such appointment having been made.
Mitchell Morris, Esq, also called
upon us to say that in the paper Of the
same date, we erred in saying that he
called tho soldiers thieves and cut
'throats. Mr.. NJ. says he has a son in
the army, and would not make such an
assertion. He says he did make the
remark of "citizens who were urging
the soldiers on If there is anything
gained BY transferring the remark
from the soldiers to the citizens, we
willingly give MIN. the benefit of it
f., That it was safer to say it Of citizens
than soldiers, no one will doubt.
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The Ball given by GUST GEBELErN,
for the benefit of the soldiers,sat the
City Hall, on Thursday evening last,
proved to be a brilliant affair. =
Gusr deserves a good deal Of credit for
the manner.in which all things were
conducted. i,ir ftt7. Hi
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Court uf couim0n pleas, Tairneid Co., o:

Court af Common Pleas, Fairfield Co., o.
Salem Pearse and Laura A. PeRrse his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
James Pearse and Mary A. PesTse his wife. cefts.
rVNHB said defendants, James Pearse qpd Mary A,
Pearse, his WIFE Of the county OF Carroll and
state Of Illinois will take notice Tint the sad plaintiffs
Salem Pearse and Laura A. Pearse, his wife, OF Fair
fellcounty and State ofOhio, did the 9th dag OF
Ionuary A. D. 1864, file their petition " the Churt OF
Common Pleas within and for the county of Fairfield,
n said State OF Ohio. against the sad James Fearse
andMafy A Pearse, his wife DEFENDANTS setting forth
that the said James PeArse and Mary A. Peafss, MS
wife executed and delivered to the said Salem Pelse
mortgage on oil their right title, interest estate or
claim 70 the undivided third part Of the foowngl lands
situate in Fairfield county, Ohio, being the west hall
ofsecton number FIVE, (5) Township number thirteen
u31 Of Range bernineteen Q9l estimated to con-
tain in said tract hundred AMI ftS-nvo S2) acres
be the same more or less, to secure TIE payment OF
six hundred and eight dollars and twenty-five cents,
according to certain notes referred "a In said mort
gage aud praying that the said Jamea Pearse, and
MARY A. Pearse, his wife, defendants. rhay pay sad
sum low clnmed TO be due, to-wt the sum Of Sebs-
25 with interest from Dec Sth, 1883 or that the said
premises may be sold to pay the same and the sud
James Pearse and Mary A. Pearse wife defendants,
are notified that they required 70 appear md an
sver said petition or before the third Saturday al
Ter the 10th day of March, A. D. ls,4.
By SALEM PEAkSE, ana
Clarke Frtlcf Att'ys. Laura A. Pearse. his wife,
Jan. 2s, ls6i-ii CIV pfs7 90 flaht'us'
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Church Natico.

w The Rev. NJ. MoELRoY is expected
to preach in St, Johns GpiscopaD
Church, on Sunday next, 2Sth inst
Services Morning and Evening, at the
usual hours.
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In Fairicid County Common Pleas Ohio.
against In Paruuon'
Abraham Peters ct al, Defts. J

IN Fniruclu Oouhty SOAAA-h'A = -N'-0
Amos Graham, Plaintiff,
against In Partuon.
Abraham Peters ct al, Deits. J
4 ST. Abraham Peters, Of Warren county, Ohio;
| Mary stucky and -< Stucky, her husband,
whose christen name is unknown, Of Allen county,
Ohio; Eliza Stricker and - Strickler, her hils-
band whose christen name ia unknown, OF Franklin
county, ohioi Emily Dustman anu pustnan
Vanwert county, Ohio Sarah Dixon and - Dixon
her husband, whose chrsten name and residence are
unknown; Isaac Peters, OF the state OF Illinois I;
Michael Peters, Of the State Of Ohio Daniel Peters.
ofthe stata of Iowa; the children and heirs at law OF
Samuel Peters, deceased, late OF Illinois, whose
names and residence are unknown)' and the children
and heirs at law of George Peters, deceased late OF
the State of Ohio, whose names and residence are
I'd. The children and heirs of law Of Samuel Nigh,
deceased, (whose names and residence are unknown.
3D. The children and heirs at law Of Adam Nigh,
deceased, late of wyandot county, Ohio, Whose
names and residence are rnknown.)
4th. Sarah Leist and William Leist her husband,
of Henry county, Ohio. ~
deceased, (whose names and residence are unknown
6th The children and heirs at law OF John Nigh,
deceased, Whose names and residence are un-
7th The children and heirs at law Of George Nigh,
deceased whose names and residence are un-
sth Yhe children and heirs at Law. of Peter Nigh,
known.) .- !, er
OH. The children and heirs at law ofsusan Neit,
deceased (whose names and residence are unknownl
will take notice that a Petition was fled against
them on the 18th day of February, a. D; 1854 in the
Court of Connon Pleas within and for the county oil
Fairfield, in the State Of Ohio, by Amos Graham.
and s now pending wherein said Amos GrayhaTn de-
nands parttion Of the following real estate to-wit
Situate in the county Of FAIRFIELD y tse state o.
Of the Northeast half Of the Northeast quarter o
Section No. three 3 in Township No Twelve l2) and
Rar &c No twenty 20 and is bounded as follows, towi
Beginning at post at the north boundary oil sad
section No. 3, one chain East from where sad bound
ary line crosses Geatcreek; thence south Nineteen
s chains aud sixty three (63) links TO post thence
West Two 2) chains and seventy-hve links tor post
thence North nineteen chans and sxtythree links &c
post on tile north boundary life Of said section
thence East with said boundary line Two sl chaln'
and seventy.fye (75) links to the place Of beginning
containing v acres and 4OC9 Of an n, acre more mo
Amos Graham will apply for an order that partition
NAV be made Of said promises. Dated this lSth da!
Of February, 1854. n,.,..9
by Clarke a Fritter, Attorneys.
-. e,6
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H@-One trial is sufficientto convince
the most scrupulous of the invaluable
and unfailing efficacy of MADAME
ZADOC PORTERS CURATIVE
BALSAN for the cure of Colds, Coughs,
Hoarseness, Shortness of Breathing,
Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Husk
iness, Tickling in the throat, Tightness
of the Chest and Consumption.
See advertisement in another column
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NOGlOO.

NOTICES is hereby given 70 NE unknown heirs a
" Law OfOsmar g. Tiffany. deceased, and the un-
known helrs Of law Of William Tany, deceased that
Peter Miller, as plaint. on the llth day Of Februa-
~ ID lsci hlsd his petition ~ the Court Of Com
mon fieal 10 and Tor the county Of Fairfield, and
STATE Of Ohio against them defendants, the object
aud prayer o. which Is 70 require them 70 convey 70
I'm 70 zoe simple BY deed Of general wnrmnty, In-ot
NO Aiue ~ 70 Aaron Beuadums Addition ofln-lots
70 the toHn m mLnnc ster, in said county, IN puFsuanco
Of the contrhf ~ writing under seal OF sa1 Osnar c.
Tiffany and William Ti1any With Margaret conkle,
April 20. lag; and in default Of such eonyeysnce
that the judgment IN said action operate as such and
ihat ssid heirs ~ law be enionei from claiming any
right interest IN or 10 said premises. and that the
same be conveyed bya Master Commissioner TO said
Peter Miller And said defendants further notified
y bppGar and answer 70 said petition on before
The third Saturday after the nth day of March "a D.
lS9, OF Judgment will be taken aglpst them BY de-
fdtlt. Dated fhis lIth day ofFebruaTy AID 1854.
HUNTER& DAUyHERTY,
Attorneys for pIainth
FebtI'Cl-sw-it-pfsS 25
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IT.. E. BlLLINaHuRsr, agent for
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines,
and Grover and Bakers improved
Machines. Please call and see.
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Particular attention is called to the
%'Circular relative to the Income Tax, .
in another column. set.r :.
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he was not 80 near as the rest, and
admits that be may be mistaken,
which we think he Is. r.
For our readers in this county we
need hardly take the trouble 10 cor
rect the accounts of this affair which
first appeared in the Cincinnati PAPERS
SO erroneous as hardly 10 be suspected
Of referring to the same events.
The soldiers were not assembling
to leave for Camp DonnisOn, but re,
mained here Until the expiration of
their furloughs yesterday.
See was hot the keeper Of the saloon
Col. Ward did not entertain the
fears of invasion from Borne township,
still less from the mythical region of
Boone county, and the occupation and
barricade of the Court House, is news
to everybody here.
We may say few words on what
we believe to be the intention Of John
See in this sad affair. 1t will be OBJ
served that he did not engage in the
conversation, and that nothing had
been said to him. He sits quietly in
the window as if waiting for the quar-
rel to assume such proportions as that
he might seem to have some excuse fol
interference. He walked deliberately
out from the window toward the.stove
and standing somewhat obscured be-
hind George See, draws his revolver
from his side coat pocket and delivers
his murderous fire with deliberatior
and effect. Hc is man of knowr
coolness and skill as a marksman
There seems to have been an inten
tion to kill soldiers, and perhaps h
was not particular which Of them. N
testimony shows that Michaels had il
anyway engaged in the quarrel. Tit
testimony shows that some four shot
were fired, one of them as hc wa
making his escape. 1t is quite prob
: able that he intended to discharge tn
entire contents of his revolver upol
that crowd of soldiers. The abilit'
with which he made his escape, an
Q with which he has since eluded pul
I suit, all bear the impress of design.
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s@See advertisement of Mrs. Kauff-
man. Desirable city property for
sale.
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aSoGa@Ba

n oTIcElshsreby gwen % all whom !. r.1s Concern
\ that the IN les isd has besl iliy aIIl ia rs
Administrator ofthc estate o! Jcleph lropccf, Lite
resident Of st. crox county, and State Of Wisconsin,
deceased.
All persons indebted 10 the estate are requested 10
make immedaie payment, and those having claims
againstthe same Will present them, duiy auihent.a-
ted, 10 the undersigned, for allowance.
HIERoNYMOUS PRorECK.
Feb t. lsGi-t5 3w
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Farm for Sale.

A, FARM ofllo acres IN Walnut Tpi miles East q
~ Baltimore, on the canal. About ~ acres eiehre.
Nd 90 acres new ground nearly really for the plow'
Mostly bE.ok soil Good frame house, barn, shels'
orhs, 10. good wen OF water, and plenty o. y OK wal
~ vNili Ba soItl on Reasonable torns. Apply 70 Il
al HIACK, 81 Balhnere, Chic
Van ae--h ~ = -,a f.-, .---t
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! WILLIAM ROBINSON,
County Auditor.

DEscRrpTIoS-JoHN SEE is a man
about so years old, about 6 feet high.
we'll proportioned, slightly bald-hair
turning grey-=one eye out-Aorid com
plexion, and had on when leleit here,
a grey steel-mixed suit.
Lancaster, Ohio, Feb. %, 1864.
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isTIIE Union-It must, and shall be prsssryedl"-
Ahdrep Jackson.
tsHIBERTY and Unlon--now and forever, one
and ihseparablel-- -Danid Webster
istEA am asked when am for dissolution ofthe
Union, I answer, Neveri Neyerll"-Henry Clay.
CIT is question Of government or no govern
ment, country or no country" y"-Stephen A. Douglas
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The panyills Tribune understands
~ that Brig Gen! ). M. Shackleford has
rendered his resignation.
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l Sa.Wo acknowledge the receipt Of
, sS from 7. w, Tallmadge, ESQ., con-
ttibhted TO the fund for sending the
Gazette to the soldierseYgt on
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$500 Reward.

A reward Of Eight Hundred Dollars
will be paid by the Commissioners Of
Fairfield County, Ohio, for the appre.
hension Of JOHN SEE, who is charg-
ed with the shooting Of JoHN N. LIT-
TIE and WmLIAM Il. MIcHAEls, on the
10th day of February, in the City Of
Lancaster, Ohio, the said JOHN SEE.
upon his arrest, to be placed in the
hands Of the civil authorities to be
triOd by due course Of law.
certify that the foregoing is cor
rect as taken from the Journal Of the
Commissioners.
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LANCASTER MARKET.

Corrected Weekly BY Ii. A. Gebelein, City Grocer!
Wheat lO@l is Cofee-4O@
Fiour-.6 bO@6 80 Bugar-l63S@ls
Rye 05@l 90 Molasses-l0o
Uats-iO@6Oc Whiskey-1 00@' so
Barley-I 30Gl 40 Salts 90 per ht.
Corn-70G75 Butter--25cts
Clover Seed--7 60@s 20 Eggs-l2l%c
Flax Seed-l l0@1 10 Lard-l2@l3c
Potatocs--S0c11 90 Tallow-l0Gl1c
Feathcrs-35D40c Dried Apples-l 70 per bu
Bacon-l0@l4c White Beans-2 25@2 80
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IALLNADGE HOUSE.

! NO RRIsON,: PROrRIETOR.
,us.ss willrScelvs every atterhS Bills reasonable
inceaslsr, Ohio, ktrcAA ., 1861
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TnURsDAr, February 25, 1864.