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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-04

leci OF refusal y pei.rn this duiy under this Ofd'
nance, be shall, On GOnnetGn thsrSOi be hned m
any sum no.to exceed ten dollars.
6Rc. XIV. AaJ person who shall offsr any hin.
dranco 20 aiy oAser uf tho city or officer, fireman
GtiscLed % he Pre- department o. said city 10 the
psffoTnsncs q L!I aqi5 at Ere or shall wilfuly in
any manner, iljuEs, dsHce destroy Gny engine
ffe apparatus Belonging 20 the Ffe Department oi
the city o. Lancaster, shall, tgr The bfsi ofsnse ~
tius section mentioned. ignsit and pay bhe Ol not
- exceed twehfy.hSe doliers, snd ioT tie second
oiense Ia this sscfon fnsnaonsd, he shah upon con
yGt'on thereof, teiore any court having rrsdction
tersci, fHsi Ia EHy sum not eTcecf.ng on- tEJu.
sand dclsrj AID :aFiEefHisEs 10 liable iJf VII
stc' XIV, Any lnsfiLe. Of the Fra 0syast.eE,
who shall 1 elected chief ~ sssistert Ea9iresf u
CITY MrrsiA sL6ll De exempt iOf the time he hO3s
such Jfs.ce tom o.! company duties IL tleGOB.aLy
10 which, i.e NAY Lelung.
SIC. XVI. .Tlist no perSoh OF peIsoFJ shail te
allowed tGstG sDy ter iron. any Q! the pGhr es-
terms - t:is city except ;of the puIp1sc u exth.
gui Bhing iIes. Or foT weshng cleaning or exet'T
the pubic eAg.nes " other apparatus b-prg.lg 70
the Fiie DepsrtInsnt nor shall ABy person be el'
loved 20 open sLy 0l the pLnC cl1teTn5 IN ilts cy
AMI leave tHein uncC Eered aud any psraoh OF PER
sons offending against .ly u me provisions Hi tLis
section sE9l! upon conv'cton heIeo! oei1re The
MayOf e Anet IN sny ;un not oteH;ecdIhE teL Gs!!Afs
With costs - SUIT.
| afc. XVII. That any nfog.s.on or rFol.ean' d
ni ordnance ls5lsd FeifCgiy T. 2eS,' erttict, Aa
/ Or lnsuuc ~ secure the lGsn u IHnesstor !fOn
ifr." U: o! the ordinance purrsj Fehrgsfy D is;i,
cntt!ci, An Ur finance cstab aalbg two ifcS'h!a
MICS !Q' he Iowa of Llncester" Or o' The ordinsnne
pissed hpIll J.. 1881. entitled, supplement 70 e
6fIlnsfrd cstii.shlg t1sO fire cpmpauies ;O- the
To.,u 81 !snc.staf' u Jf ordinance passed No.
ye'nDer % 1871, eh.;l"d, "Au ordinance % amend on
ordinance iOf the p.0.cgtrn of the T"wn of LsneRs
ter ron fire and TIVE supplementary oriihsn"e
thereto snu Cf ID O.h"r ordnance fcUi NJ 10 'h'
ire d.psrJnsn: u; the city Of Lqcasi"r lneorpat
or iuc0rns'cnt viii my IrOSi5'ou o! prasi8!Dns d
dis Orau. Lae, Lc, Lll 'l.s sane sEe here'? Fc
pc1lrd
Sc XVIII Thls o. finance .,lI iis4 eff. al,l
b. ,-:c .soH shl a'ser Is paSs.gc and lcyfl prb
'ioaI"n.
Done IN The Ca1a,l Ctul,o; u tl,e Cty Z! I.sa-al
tef, t...sletil DIS Dt Ju,s. 1874.
CHARLES pGE=BACH, + =. &
" J. KING, C.ty C.gF;
Il iv.If- -l--.Vr
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Letter from q Prisoner At Macon, oeOF-
EIA--C0lonsl II. B. Hunter, LleutS. o, u.
Brandt, and George Blair, and others
heard from.
Through the kindness ofLieutenant
Brandt's father, we arc permitted to
copy the following letter from the
Lieutenant. The friends Of the pris-
oners named will be happy to learn
their whereabouts and condition.
Lieut.. Brandt was captured last Sep
tember at the battle of Chicamauga.-
Col. Hunter, it will be seen, was in
Macon, June 9Th. Since that date he
has been placed under our guns at
Charleston. LOCKER, of Co. |, and
Stover of Co. A, privates in the 18th
Regiment, are dead;
MACON, GEORGIA,
June 6, 1864.
DEAR PARENTs-I am thankful for
the privilege of again writing to you
all. This morning finds me well and
hearty, Ms also friends Col. Hunter and
Lieut.. Blair Of Lancaster. trust that
after this campaign is over there will
be an exchange. If not | shall want
clothes, and othes things such as you
have been sending me. i; . y
When you send another box, send
some medicines, such as Cathartic Pills
Pain.killer, Cough Syrup, Jamaica
Ginger Cream of Tartar, and also ink
paper and cnvelopes,p plenty OF them.
l have just receivcda letter from tho
boys of the 18th Regiment, held ~
prisoners at Andersonvillc, Ga. Please
have their names published in thu
Lancaster Gazette to let their friends
know Of their whereabouts. The fol
lowing are the names:
N. S. Rice, Co. Il. J, L. Vail and J
W. Ware ofCo. c, C. S. Outcalt and +
Briggs, Co, G., Codrick Weaver ant
Ziglcr, Co, A; S. Masters and Crist
Company |.
Sergeant ]. l.. Vail of Co. c, and S
: Masters Of Co. l are sick in the hospi
tai. LOCKER, of Co. +, died at Dan
vile, last winter, and Stover, Of Co. A
died ut Andersonvillc three weeks age
Henry Sites was left at Danville, Va
sick. The rest ofthe boys are all vel
0, B. BRANDT.
Co. Z, 18th Regiment o. V. V.
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CAPITAL MUST DE REPRESENTED

CAPITAL MUST DE REPRESENTED.
We invite attention to communica-
ton on this subject in another column.
The capital of this county must furnish
money to pay bounties, or the draft
will fall heavily upon It's and whether
the draft is escaped or not, capital
must assist in supporting tho soldiers
family. Assure the poor men of this
county that their families will not SUI
fer during their absence and hundreds
will volunteer for one year.
We understand that tho Committees
appointed few evenings since to raise
war fund, have had little or no sue
cess. Capital must come down. An
effort must be madc TO raise the quota
of this county. Major STINcncoMD
and Licutenants SEARS and MoGREN
are cxerting themselves 10 raise re-
crnits and are anxious TO return to The
Army. But they lack the means tc
recruit successfully, Those who have
most at stake, should contribute mos
to defend the country. f
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ohm s. Bra.ss,s Letter OF DseIlnatlon,

John 3. Brasss,s Letter OF DsSiinStion.
LANCASTER, o., July IL, GA.
K. Fritter, Esq, Chairman Union Cen
rdL Committee:
SIR IL wasnominated by the Coun-
ty Union Convention, held on Satur'
day last, for the Office Of Prosecuting
Attorney, not only without my con-
sent, but against my determination
expressed to you and others not to be
a candidate. ....
The consideration 1 have since given
tho matter, has not induced me to &C
ccpt the nomination, and | therefore
now respectfully decline it
Very truly,
JOHN S. BRASEE.
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Day OF Fastlng aud Prayer.

To-day is set apart by the President
as day of fasting and prayer. The
people of this nation need prayer and
humiliation, and We hope the injunc-
ton will be generally observed. We
are b,sct on all sides with traitors and
growing vices, and the afiiiction Of the
nation is indeed heavy.
Service will be held this morning in
the Methodist Church, and this after
noon'in' tho English Lutherah.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
By ASSIGNEE.

IUNlIE undersigned, assignee u Joseph Btler and
! samuel nitlcr will, On Monday, August 9Th,
lsri ut one U'tlock, sfternoon, offer for sale
on the premises, the following lands and ten.
.mon,- situate in the County Of Fairfield and
state pi ohio, t0-wit;
Part 0r the -olth West quarter of section thirty.
tour III Township Twelve OF faugo Twcr;, 'sginhing
1t y south west corner of said -evtirn; thence
Na-h : rurs add link 10 post IN the ctiOn
ur from which Ni'Its dak u inches in diameter
b,r- south 7gdsGr-nS East l6s Inks distant; thence
Eat II poles - q post; theme South % poles and
ink To- tic se ton line; thenGc West with the section
line to stons, hcn- the place Of beginning; con.
aiming n RS Also part -. the vest half OF section
'l.iriy-ioUr IA TvWnshlp Twelve Of Range Twenty;
l.-nn.n- ut post N the section line thence with
tho saline South polcs anH7 links; thence by the
Land above deserted East ajS,oles "a links TO n
pot: thence Iy the land of isaac Thomas North
Il poles AMI ~ nks to post in the line OF Isaac
ruim9s' l,nd .a'a'' wiz ihs SAM WeH- 81
pu!,s and g., Inks 10 the pla:e Of begiAninSi con.
t,criuglu n,.rr~ and poles,
Which h'.l- aai ien"m-nts will c sold subject 'n
tho homestead nj snjd Samuel Bitler aS heretofore
C oil ;u h ~ ly D. u. Jones, former hssignsa. and
upou tho following terms to-wit: npe hsf the pur
haSp money in hand and the other half in sI months
with interest oa.he deferred rayment from the day Of
saln JAMES GTlNSONI A5SiSnect
Ii,'-- fsrg -t.S-sN
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THE BOARD or nNRoLLMnxT.


The Board of enrolment for this
District visited Lancaster on Monday
and Tuesday last, to hear applications
from draft. No notice had been given
and nobody knew of thcir intention
to sit in Lancaster. The failure to
have notice published in this county is
an objectionable neglect. The Board
should appoint two other days and
give our people notice. There is an
impression that every thing coming
out of Circleville or Chillicothe, is dis
posed to treat Fairfield county with
little or no consideration. But we
have the assurance of the Provost Mar
shall that his failure to give notice was
unintentional. We hope so, and now
look for the Board to make amends in
future! ttAL}5 iiS tAa I H' f@
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NOTICE.

{ AuDIToR's OFFICE, FARFIELD Co., !
Lancaster, o., Aug. I'd, GA. !
Persons who have not paid their
commutation money, are again mott
fed that the time is short iI'which 10
attend to the matter To save cost
and trouble, they are requested to be
prompt. WM. ROBINSON,
Aug4-2t. County Auditor.
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The now Secretary of Treasury,
VIM. Pitt Fessendcn, is q native Of
Boscawcn, N. II. is about So years
OF age, was elected to Congress in 1910
from Portland Maine, has been in the
Senate over ten years and is one of
the very few members of Congress en-
titled to the rank of st tatesman.
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Exempt from MaHcipal Or State
Taxation,

th.if ,,luz N Inirealed from one ~ hree Per
cent Der annu aecVr Ing to tlio rate htak leNiGs
in yaroo. patti VI the country.
At the present rate OF premium ongold tRey paJ
over EIsii per Cent. Interest
eu.-en1y, aal prs Of equal con' nicnae ns pef6a-
n.nt " TEN p3rarg in7e,Iment.
TIA beloved that NJ sc;a:.tcs offer 50 great in-'
ll2e!nent, ~ l.niers the various description. Of
T. J. Bon ID. Ia all other f1fas oi lndcbtedness the
t,th .. lily o: rrivs.s pait:ei Or stock companies
,r ssparatc eoaiAuni;.es only Is pledged for pay
rlett While .or the d.Jts Of the Caitsd States the
whole ,fop:r u the country holden 70 secure TIC
payment II both pine Fs,l and interest III coin.
Thss. l,nl. may be sub'cribel for in suHn ffefi
soup t. ny magnitude the same terms and ate
:has made equally svslaLle 10 the sTnalles' lender
and the largest e4pitshst. They can he converted
mt. money II AZ, niolatt., aaG tbs holGoE WIll have
tic hynsat sflhe interest.
Itumy De lJefL 10 state II this connection that the
ty.e Funded Debt VI the Lntod states on which IN
terest is payable in odd the Sd day Of March 1884,
vas s1ss O.J. The interest Oi tbs debt fOF tho
cypug tsgel yoGr VII b. 50 33; lI6, while the Gus
.oir; re, euc u gl for the current Gscl year end
m. June sg,h lsC4 t4s teeu far at the TIe oioVer
s!O-OoOO0o perannuri.
Itv'n BE- 'een tia. even the Present gold revenues
orAe Guggsansn. are Largely il excess Of the wants
9TH. Treasury for the payment VI gJd Interest,"
waIs IA. le.gn: .nsreasG q the tari VIII doubtless
raise the sunul receipts iron customs jn the same
.mJnns onmDoratou., 10 slco,ocDDVo per aunnm
I,stsu tons 10 the National Banks actihgas loSh
.ents were Ut issued iIein lie United States Treas
u.y until u .rch ~, but III the first three weeks q
Apr.i tie .il,'cii p;.Oas averaged E!ore 'hah bLN
MLLlJiA WEI
4 Subscriptions Willie raceiyaihy the
First National Bank oi oicincinnati, o:
Third Natioi,aI Bank Of cncinnsti,O.
Fonftli Nation I;-nk Of C,ncinnati,0.
AND By ALI OTHER NATIONAL
/ BANKS
winch are dep1sitarvs d ruN;e money, and au
REsPECTADLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout The country, (setng asAsents ofthe Ma
ionA Dep,sit,ry B.nksy s.h furnish further iniVr
n...iom onapI Ii'ertion, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Aayzg-J-5 months,
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OBITUARY.

DIED-July 29th, 1864, MAGGIE j.
MILLER, daughter Of James and Ann
Miller, aged 10 years. 2 months, and
90 days.
Maggie was one of those gentle, and
amiablc spirits, whom to know, is to
love. .... ....
She was gifted with moro than or
dinary intellectual capacity, and had,
by dilligent and perscvcring study,
reached a high degree Of culture, for
one soyoung.
Her teachers and classmates bear
testimony to the excclloncy Of her
scholarship, and the beauty of her de-
pertinent.
One of her teachers, long and favor
ably known as an educator, says, he
has never had apupil, who was her
superior in Mathematics. Another
says, she was punctual, conscientious,
and of excellent scholarship.
Her illness was brief, ard stubbornly
refused to yield to medical skill.
Her departure has left great VIZ
cancy in the family and social circle
vacancy which no earthly object car
fill. Happy will it be for parents ant
friends, if Jesus be permitted to fl
that vacancy, lie never takes a trea'
sure of the heart, but that he offers us
something moro precious in its stead.
G. A. VAN ANDA.
DIED-In pcekskill, New York, OF
Saturday, July 23d, 1864, Of Dipthcra
BoLLIE, youngest sor Of Alban anC
Frances A. Anderson, aged four year!
and four days.
On July 31st, 1864, HESTER MASSEY
She was born July 2S, 1772. She witt
her husband and children came to thi
State in 1917. She was a member o
tho Methodist Episcopal Church fol
n years. ..... ..
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Please coll att. Z. Billinghurst's and
invest some ofyour grcenbacks in Sew.
ing Machines. Get Grover 4 Bakers
or Wheeler g. Wilson's. They will dc
all kinds of sowing, hem, fell, gather
tuck, and quilt.
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NO6A a..

NToTICEis hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified AS Administrator on
the estate " WILLIAMS. SMITH, late OF Fairfield
county dec Creditors are required to present their
claims duly verified, and those indebted to the estate
SAMUEL BARR.
Lancaster, o., July 2s..s.cN%
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Special attention is called to tho adj
vcrtisement of Andrew Reid. He will
reopen his store on Saturday next.
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q. S. 1O-4O Bonds.

These B0ndsars issued nndof the 40, ofcongfsas o.
March sg isSt shieh provides that vi D0Ads issued
uDdsr this AT shall 10 ESeMpT FnoA TAXA
TioNby OF anisf any State Of manieipSl aHihof'iy
sutseryitas - these Bonds are focslsed In United
States notes Of notes u National Banks. They are
TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN. at Ia pleasure ofihs
Government. at rhy pefivd, nV ias than Ten Atr0fs
then o-iy years from their daie and enilI thsf re-
denptioa FIVE PER cEST isfEREST WILL BE
PAID l., COIN, On BOa1s o. ait over one hundred
dollars snbOaiIy. and on aH Otns' Bohds ssrn-ahnu'
al;. The interest Is payptlo On :ho 2sss days v
March and septsinb4rin each Jsar
/ su.sgf6ers wll recsi7s Sithsr Eegesefed or Goa
{ pom Bonds rs they may prefer. Reaaststed Bonds
are recosleion te Lo,ki of the L. Treasurer, and
can be Transferred only tle owners order. ton-
pom Boblssre payable " bearer, and are more e0A'
yenient Grc5nimet.ial uscs.
Jub;crDers g. this loI: willhsvs the option Of hat
no their Bonds dsas iAtetest iroIn March lst, b.
t,.ing the accrued Interest in colh-loT in Uhited
states nvos, OF the notes 81 National Banks. adding
sf, vrr cent FOR premiuruJ or reee.Se them draw.
ng interest from the da.e OF satjcrrtou and deposit.
7 ,A.a., al L
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HDhmmaDH m6AOnn.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here.
Y tofore existing uuder the name and hrn oi
HSYS& WILDERMUTH, (Photographersy has been
dissolved By mutual consent dated this 18th day Oi
July, AID. 1854. HAYS WlLDERMCTH
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Read the advertisement of II. q.
Helriggle, recruiting agent torfhe 18th
Congressional District.
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IJnicn Central Committee

Will meet on SATURDAY, August
18th, 1864. Important business will
be before the Committee. Let every
member bo present, or notify the Com
mittcc that they will not be present
X. FRITTER, Chairman.
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HIRAM CROSS ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that III, subscriber has
been appointed amt 99Slicd as Aalninlsirator On
deceased Dated ut Lancaster this ed day Of July,
1854. u. +. REINMCND.
InlY2s. u. 3W.
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pOrWe arc pleased to learn that our
friend DR.. JAMES W. WHITE, son of DR..
James White of this city, has been :ap-
pointed Post Surgeon at Huntsville,
Alabama.
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NnnhAGA.

yyAvING sold ont my Stock Of HARDWARE, re-
81 qrp,t alt nv old customers, knowing themselves
10 i,p ,nicbted To inc, 10 cs and settle their ac-
counts either hv cash or note tefore tile idh Of An
gust NEXT can he ioUnd St NV 9.R0e. N the Tall
madge Block up stairs, oppoAite VIM.
- ~''- ''''' ' J. BovING.
Lancaster, 5u.y II, lsjl.-5w
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I. z. Koontz, Central Committeeman
for Madison township, sends us the
following list of contributions to the
fund for sending the Ga:ette 70 the
soldiers
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Great War Meeting
A County War Mooting will be held
at the
COURT HOUSE
in LANCASTER, on
SATURDAY, August 9Th, 1864,

Q r
The people of the County arc urged
to attend and assist in filling the quota
of Fairfield county. Let us carry the
county clear Of the draft and thus pre-
vent trouble.
WILLIAM P. CREED, Esq, Col.
John NJ. CONNELL, and other dis
tinguishcd Speakers will address the
mecting.
Grant is investing Rihcmond and
Sherman Atlanta. They must have
moro men to finish the work. By put
ting the number of men called for in
to the field promptly, the rebel armies
and with them the rebellion will be
crushed before the fall campaign is
ended. The only road tC peace is
through few decisive battles to crush
tthe rebellion. Eot the people drop
everything else and join in vigorous
effort to put the requisite number o.
men irtc the field. By order of
MILITARY COMMITTEE.
Lancaster. Aug. 4, 1864,
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See advertisement Of house ind lot
for sale.
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VSRoM the pasture field on John 9. Bra9ee' > lirm,
n on or about the 18th Of July, 1861, BAY HORSE,
sixteen hands high, large and fat, and lame in front
from the sweeney, Any one taking up such described
horse and letting the undersigned know Of the seine
viii be lIbcrally rewarded. II. JOHNSON.
Lancaster. Ohio, Julv29.3Me
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hIARRIED,

On July 2lst, by G. Steinman. Esq
Mr.. JOSEPH II, SNIDER and Miss
LEAH +. GRUBB, both of this Co.
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Applications NJ Exemption
from Draft. -.
HEADoRs BOARD oS ENROLMENT
18th District, Girclevil,e, Ohio.

ILIH DTSfIICVi 'IIUVNII'U' VIIIV' J
IN obedience ID Circular No. 2i, War Department,
\ Provost Marshal Generals Office, dated Washing
ofthe 18th District Of Ohio will continue 10 hear ap.
plicahons to be stricken from the roll bn account OF
Flst--Alienage 2d--Non-resdenoe. 3d-Oter Age
4h-P Permanent Physical Disability MS TO render the
person not proper subject for enrolment under the
law and regulations.
The evidence in regard To Alionage, Non.reSdence'
and unsutableness Of age must conform TO the rnes
duty OF hearing and deciding npon claims for exen-
ton MI the time that be spared from other dn'
ties, will continuously be devoted by tho Board; As
no time, limiting these examinations, is fixed, those
enrolled may choose such time as suits their conre'
nience. -, , {
NJ KAa4Y, con'r.
Junc2ocl-l5t!i ", e. JONES, surgeon
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Recruiting Notice,

II HAVE beon appointed by the Governor ofohio as
Recruiting Agent for the 18th Congressional DIS;
trct to recruit men in the Rebel States TO be assigned
TO this District under Ger Order No. 227 Of the War
Department dated July 0, 1854 and Gen. Order No.
90 Of the Adjutant Generals ofice Of Ohio dated
July 10, 1854.
There is no time TO spare, agents OF other States
nre or will soon be in the field: therefore would
urge all sub.dstricts to send to me at once state
ment OF the number Of RECRUITS (as near as possible
they wish to have placed TO their credit, and the
amount Of local bounty to be paid to each recruit
Suh-diatrcts will see the necessity this as will be
impossible to make any assignment Of recruits unless
nm furished with the number required as basis
Money furnished by sub-distTicts to pay local boun
ty may be placed to my credit in Nashville, TennT
through the Second National Bank OF Circleyille, Q.
desire 10 leave for the field as soon as possible,
therefore all will SEQ the necessity OF attending to
this at once Letters of inquiry addressed to me at
Nashville, Tenn will be promptly nnswered.
r. c. HELRIGGLE, Recruiting AGENT,
lr~!- s ~. 18th Congressional District Of Ohio
I,iv m 1884 -Iy .H.." .fI 1910 .a.s
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INCOME g. LICENSE TAX
EOH. n @96 B n.

CotLEeroR's OTrIcE, l2th COLLECTION DISTRICT
oF ONO, Circievle, July s, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the duties assessed
on incomes for the year 1868, are by Law made due
All persons who have not already paid their Income
Taxes arc hereby notified, that If the same are not
paid within thirty days after said 30h day Of June,
ls'4, penalty of6vo per cent will, in all cases, be
added TO the amount ofthe tax.
All persons who are Liable TO License Tax arc no.
tilted tat they must pay the samo immediately, or
they will be subject 70 Prosecution under the Inter-
nal Revenue laws Of the Ur States.
Said taxes for Fairfield ty are payable at tho
office of X FRITTER, De Collector Lancaster,
Ohio. 4. ATHAN DENNY,
July al 1894 y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-04
LANCASTER MARKET.

Wheat-l 70Gl "a COlIcc--55@GO
FlOur-9 006cl00O Sugar-25@N
Rye-I 20Gl rs Molasses-1 30
Oats-60@G5c Whiskey-2 500
Barlcy-1 goal 30 Salt 90 per liza
Corn-95@l 90 Buttcr-20 to -
Clover Seed OO@S7 30 Eggs-lbc
Flax Secd-2 00@2 20 Lard-l3Ctl5c
P0tRtoes--new % TallOw-l0@llc
Feathers -35(gi0c Dried Apples2 60@3 o
Bacon-l0@l4c White Deans-2 2J@2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-26
CONGREsSIONAL,
IN THE SENATE yesterday


INT: lane, of Kansas, moved that the usual
oatn oe administered to Mr.. Eishhatt, Senator
eject nom Arkansas, Some objections being
maoe, the Chairman announced that the usu al
course in that come ction was to refer the ere.
dentin le 10 the Judiciary Com unittee.
Considers bic discussion eusued. and the
further consideration of the matter was them
postponed - p
The Internal revenue bill came up as the L n .
finished busir ess, and the Senate proceeded
further In passing on the Finance Commuters 8
amendments.
An amendment to the Senate Finance Com.
mittee's amen dmert TO the bill, making the tax
on barrel of thirty.one gallons OF lager beer,
sIe or other fermented liquors one dollar and
tW.ntf.hve cents, instead of one dollar and
my cents, was adopted. The o,her amend.
men's OF the Finance Committee. as far as tho
bill progressed, were generally agreed to,
the senate oflng as in Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Fessenden gave notice that az. er "a. NOR
row, be should move that the Senate have q
night session, after recess OF from AZ 20 =
o'cloek p m.
Tie Senate, at o'clock, adjourned.
In THE HOUSE
The debate on the Reciprocity bill was con .
tinued until the adjournment.