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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-03
The Meeting Next Saturday

Remember the last mass meeting
of the campaign will be held here on
Saturday next Col. Furguson, who
will speak, is said to be u very able
and eloquent man. lot no Union
man neglect to be at the meeting. 1t
is on Saturday, day on which far
mers seldom do full days work, and
let them determine to cone out and be
strengthened for tho contest on Tues
day, the Eighth.
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ReadY-Made Clothing.

JAKE BLOCK has just returned from
the East with the largest and best as
,sortment of Ready Made Clothing,
&C., &c, ever brought to this market.
lie thinks that he can sell goods at a
gold standard. Call and examine his
extensive stock. His stock of piece
goods, and his facilities for rakng
them up to order cannot be surpassed
in the city of Lancaster. 32.3m.
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lPECIlL ADVANTAGE OFTHlSL Ay

IT ri,A MAGICAL SAVINGS BISK, off ring highOr
rHtc ofnterest than any other, and the best security
Any Savings hank which pays ITS dcpositors in Y. g.
Notes, considers that II is paying in the best creulA
ting medium Of the country and ii cannot pay in any
thing better, for its assets either in Govern
Inent securities notes or bonds payable in goT'
emment paper.
| It's equally convenient Temporary or perfaA-
nent investment Tho notes always he sold for
within fraction or thcr fare, and accumulated nof-
est, aud are the best security with hanks as collater-
nls for discounts.
Convertible into n six per cent $40 Gold
BOND.
In alton to hc very liberal interest on the notes
for thrre years this privilege Of conversion is how
worth about three per cent. per annum, for tho cur
rate for 52O bonds not less tlnn nine per cent.
premu1a, and before the war the premium six per
cont. T.. :. stocks was twenty per cent. 1t Wilt
ho tha; the actual profton this oca at the pres
market rate is no less than ten por cent per
mum.
Its Exemption from State and Municipal
Taxation.
| Blu. ,ide from all the advantages we have emu
meratod, special Act Of Congress erempfs al bOadI
api Treayrry Notes on, iocat tard'ion On tho
age this exemption is worth about two per cent 5u
annum nrror ling TO the rate Of taxntca in various
part oftho country.
II is believed that securities offer great induce
ments to Lenders ~ those issied by the Government.
Inal other forms orinIebteddcss, the faith ability
Of private parties, or stock cdfhPahics, of Seperato
communities, only, pledged for payment, while the
whole property Of the country is held to secure tho
discharge Of al the Obligations ot the United States
Whr the government offers the most liberal terms
for N loans believes that the very strongest appel
will he TO the loyalty and patriotism of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits.
The party depostng must endorse upon the original
certificate the domination Of notes required, and
whether they to be issued IN blank payable to
ORDER. when endorsed it must be left with the
officer receiving the deposit 10 be forwarded TO the
Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL nv EEcEIvED by the Treasurer of
the United States at Washington the several Assist
an; TrcasGrers and designated Depostaries and by
| the
| FIIsST VSTIOTAL BANK ofCOlumbds
| First National Bank Of ZanesvtIIe, and
ly all National Banks which depostares Of pub
lie money, and
ALL REsPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country will give further information
and
FAFFORD EVERY FACILITY To SUBSCRIBERS.
| Aug -, ls4
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Meeting Of the Union Central
Committee

The Union Central Committee will
meet ON SATURDAY, NOV. 5, at
10 o'clock AM at A. P. Millers room.
Let every member of the Committee
be present.
The following are the names of the
Committee:
Berne-John Artz.
Rushcreek-Simon Bcery.
Richldnd-Isaac Lamb.
BLoOm-Jobn Schneider.
Amdndd-Jacob Bollenbaugh.
.MddiSoH-Isaac f. KOontz.
.Hoching-Geo. W. Williamson.
Walnut-Joseph Doran.
lPleasdnt-David Huber.
Libery-A. II. Mason,
VIolet-Jos. J. Pickering.
Greenfeld-Josiah Flattcry.
Uedrcreek-Samuel Barr.
Important business will be trans
cted. X FRITTER, Chairman.
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OBIT AIRY,

DlED-Oct. %. 1864, at the resi-
dCnce Of her grandmother, (Mrs. Sa-
rah Carlisle) in Fairfield county, O..
LIZZIE LEATnERs, second daughter of
Judge Joseph and Olive A. Leather5,
Of Shelby county, Illinois, in the fifth
year Of her age.
Little Lizzie was on visit to her
friends in Ohio, with her mother, en-
Toying all the merryment and sports
of innocent childhood, with fine con-
stitution and rosy cheeks; but alas
scarlet fever grappled this tender bud,
and in some five days had done its
work. CON-
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all whom II may con
! Y cern, that IT the next December Session II the
Commissioners of Fairfield county. a Petition will
be presented for the Vacancy Of the following de-
end Of the road tkat runs south through section 81
in Liberty township, through the land. Of William
McClcary, to the haf section line at the widow Kind
lers, and th0ir terininle. For Nle following rca.
sons There has been new road granted running
ON the line between Vim. McCleary and VIM. Pugh.
NOv3-3Wo MANY PETITIONERS
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Is II so.

That You want good suit of clothes?
Then call at RrslNG's and select your
Cloths or Cassimcres; leave your
measures and he will get you up first
class suit, at prices that will prove sat
isiatory. Trout & Donavan are all
ways ready to give entire satisfaction.
p. RISING.
Ocf - tt
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The members of the Central Com
mittec in the different townships arc
again urged to remember that the last
and most important meeting of the
campaign will be held on next Satur-
day. Don't fail to come.
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Letter.

The letter from IsIDoRE BLAIRE,
published elsewhere, has the genuine
ring in it. Let all Mcclellan men
read it before voting. next Tuesday,
and see how soldiers feel concerning
Mcclellan and the platform on which
he stands.
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SORGHUM.

Mrs. Joshua Clarke will accept our
thanks for q very fine jar of sorghum
molasses. 1t has cear color and a
flavor very much like honey. We
have not seen nor tasted anything
equal to it in q long while.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-03

L. B. LENT, the greatest Snowman
Of the day, arrived in tho city yester-
day with his company, and has taken
up winter quarters miles west Of
town.
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A Ballad for the
Times.

laskcl boy with faXen'hair,
Whose ruby lips a smile did wear,
Whence came that suit. of clothes so neat,
Did papa buy them on this street
Dyes, he says in childish glcc
I'll show you whcre-iast come with nc.
Then mp | walked he led they way,
Caring maught for his unfinished play
His only wish, his only Thought
TO show me where his clothes were bought.
At length he stopped at a tore,
With sign j. BiOCk'on the door;
Saying here's where papa always goes;
Here's where he buys all my clothes.
lookcd-thc goods that met my Wow
Well kept, 80 clean, so entirely new
Filled me with wonder and surprise,
could scarce believe mycyes
Such piles Of goods ofcvcry hue,
Clothing for men alti children too
suits formcn both great and small,
Short and broad, lean, limk and tall.
My mind was made, so in.l went,
and bought the best suit of clothes ever had
and got them cheap, came to the natural conclu
sion that this time my money was well spent.
BB-Rcmcmbcr the place, Tnllmadge Block oppo
site Rebcr Kutz's Store.
Nov3-f j. BLOCK, Agent.
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Departed this life, September 1T!
1864, at the residence of his "ranC
father, Eden Ingman, five miles YVES
of Lancaster, FELIX KEMP, aged l
years.
He's gone-thy tender blossom,
Transplantcd, yet unblown;
Thou hast laid hlm Earth's BOSOM,
In his littlc.bcd Hlont,
Uncon scous who is weeping,
Or who for him hath wept;
His gentle form is sleeping,
Where once the Saviour slept
In the grave,
The hand that rolled creation
From dark chaotic gloom,
Oft leads, through tribulation,
HIS children to the tomb;
And oft from our protection
lie takes the one we'lovc,
That our supreme affection
May rest.on things above
Der the grave.
Look up! In.hcavenly lustre,
Felix rests, secure from strife,
Where gttering scraphs cluster,
Around the tree Ofliic
His song, with angels blended,
Extends Redemption's story;
And when thy days are ended,
He'll welcome thee to glory
From the grave CoM.
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Ga@9 ~e--On Tuesday
evening last, on Main street. small
gold pen and silver case. The finder
will be literally rewarded by return
ing the same to this Office.
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~ O6hCe.

NIoticc is hereby given that the undersigned has
y been duly qualified as Exerntor of the estate Of
JANE NEELLEY, late of Fairfield count. OHIO,
deceased
Those indebted TO said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment. All having claims against
said estte will present them within one year from
this dnte SAMUEL JACKSON.
Noy3-3y,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-03

rsS Rev. George Carpenter, by ap.
pointment of Columbus Presbytery
will preach in the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath, (6th) at 1870 A NJ.
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Mr.. L. B. HELMiCK, Esq Of Walnut
township, will accept our thanks for a
jar of the finest Sorghum molNsses.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-03

The Lancaster Cornet Band will
give a ball at the City Hall on the
night of the 10th. See advertisement.
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NOTICE.

4 have IN store two boxes marked o.. KINsER." Z"
u The owner can have the same by calling ON the
undersigned and paying charges.
ID. GORHAM,
Lancaster, NOH3-3ws Canal Hotel.
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Only OND MOlB 2iLLY!
Union men have the time and the con-
veyanccs, and let
Every Union Man in tl,c County,
IENUJ ESN Cd UyE.

Our only danger is in lying still
The defeat of Abraham Lincoln will
be National and individual ruin, His
success will be our only saIvation.-
Again, the Committee call on every
Union man in the county to come out
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH.
Nov. 3, 1864. BY Order.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-03
AfectiOnRte Tribute to the Memory of
Col. A. McVeigh, and his Little Son
POwhattRn.


" Fallen aslccpl" just as the rosy light
Ot mornings carly dawn, in radiant beams,
Fresh with the dewy fragrance of the night,
Around his path in golden beauty glcamedl
just as the opening bud so fresh and fair,
Was sweet unfolding into bcadtcous bloom,
The fathers Pet the Mothers fondcst care,
In one brief moment, crushed and blighted soon
Father and Son, by ono untimcly blow,
Amid the hustle oflifc's busy scenes,
Hurried away No more on earth to know
The mpturous Joys ofhome's sweet smiles again.
One in the spring g.tme', of his lfe's young morn,
Around whose brow, in golden wreaths, had twined
The flowers of seven brief summers all thick strcwn
With loves endearmrnts and affection kind;
Seeming exempt from sorrows darkcning storm,
that oit-tmes Gathering falls with shadowy blight
Crushing e0rth's sweetest flowers the other strong
In his manhoods strength and in tine might
OF vigorous action strong; ardent with hope
In expectation oflCng years to come
OF sweet enjoyment; while the proilered cup
nfrromscd pleasure, to his lips upbome
BY loving hands, seemed full and flowing o'er
And throbbing hearts beat high at his return;
How little deemed they, that in one short hour,
That close the dark k-wnged angel hovered near,
While in the midst life, and joy, and health,
Waiting to sever, all that made life dear!
That but II span between them lay, and death!
Il "Follen asleep!
But the morning cometh" and that loved ono
When winning smiles lit up lies toilsomc way,
And DER the future thick with hopes bright strcwn,
In rainbow beauty, cast its gllttcrlng ray
That opening flower, whose clinging tendrls twned
The doating mother'stlcart so close around,
That seemed with loves bright golden links to bind
Each to the other, with tie so strong;
Transpanted by Fathers love, beyond
Earths sorrowng vale new beauties will unfold.
And IN the sunlight of eternal love
Expand and brighten into perfect bloom!
And though you miss the unliindng smile
The warm embrace the fond, endcarng tone,
0flove's affection, and no more will feel
The strong right arm on which for aid to lcNn
Yet He, who to the Lamb tempers the storm; .
And kindly notes the humhlest sparrow's fall,
Robes the deep forests in their leaflets green,
And in rich blessings, freely gives all;
viii in His mercy kindly soothe and heal;
Wipe from the mourner's eye the falling tear;
In plying love, will make the wounded whole,
And pardon give to ponitcnce sincere.
Then trust His word His precious promise claim
And though at mes His ways may seem severe,
And dark to our short sight yet bright beyond
Inloye's pure light, they'll shine MS noonday clearl
Then humbly bow--submissivc, calm
And meek respond. THY win be doncin u
LANCASTER. Oct, 1861, '''.' t' Of"
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LINCOLN ribbons for the meeting on
next Saturday can be had at this Of
fee. 4
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No6E Cd.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned wns,
Y on the md OF November, lldl appointed Eyecr-
tor on the estate of fCLEMENTINE WICKISER, de-
ceased. JOHN OI'TCAIT
Nov g. 3g.,tWa
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Girls of Bloom Tp., I" the Soldiers.
List of subscriptions for sending the
Gazette to the soldiers-colcctcd by
Mary l., Courtright and Maggie E.
Courtright;
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N Office.

NTotice is hereby given that the unders. .gnal has
y been appointed Administrators of the estate of
joseph HEDGES, dec
NOv3-3w" LILY HEDGES
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LANCASTER MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by II. a. GeJclcin, City Grocr
Whett-1 Boa COhoe--ihn5O
FlCnr-g OJ6lIOOO Sugar-2jn3fO
Rye l5ml ~ MDig-ses-I 70
OatS--jDhtGbr Whiskey-2 HO0f
Barlcy--l DDg1 60 SALT 7J1I VI per h..
CDrn-Df,7j Butt"r.-,3 10 3j
Clover i5ecd-7 nnH7 30 Eggs-ls
Flax Seed--2 Ou6I2 % Iard--2 iGgjr
POtntOps--JDdGb TalOH-!2Ml3c
Feathers -:,5Gi0c Dried Applos2 ! 90
: BncOn-20nZ2c white Beans l tDlZ %
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Tribute of Respect


To the officers and pntrisrchso OF
Hooking EncaInpment No. 49, LO.O.F:
We, the undersigned, committee to
whom was referred the subject Of an
expression in regard to the death OF our
worthy Brother, Patriarch, A. w,
Ebright, would most respectfully offer
the following preamble and resolutions;
WHEREAS, In the divine providence
Of God, our well-beloved Brother A.
w. Ebright, whilst in the discharge of
the high and holy duties Of soldier
and patriot, doing battle in defence of
our common cause Ithc salvation of our
beloved country, was suddenly cut
down and removed from our midst by
that fell destroyer death, the great
leveler of all human greatness, and as
we trust has passed to a higher and
better state of being, therefore,
ReSOIced, That in the sudden demise
Of our worthy Brother, this Encamp.
ment has met with the loss Of one Of
its most efficient and devoted patri-
archs, the country an able officer, a
true and brave soldier, his deeply be-
reavcd and afflicted family an atfcc-
tionate husband and father, and the
community at large one Of its most
cherished members ono whose kind
heart and genial spirit have endeared
him to very large circle of friends
and acquaintances, and especially to
the Patriarchs of this Encampmcnt.
Resolved, That this Encampment
bow with humble submission to the
will of Him who doeth all things well
and earnestly desire that our loss in
this, our well beloved Patriarch, may
be his eternal gain.
ResOlred, That this Encampment
tender our sincere coincidence to the
widow and family Of the deceased, and
trust that the arm of Divine Provi.
dence will sustain them in this their
hour of affiicton.
RcS0tred, That this Encampmcnt
be clothed in the usual habiliments Of
mourning for the space of thirty days
Resolved, That the foregoing pream.
bic and resolutions be published in oul
city papers, and copy thereof sent
to the family of our deceased Patri.
arch.
All of which is respectfully sub.
mitted.
B. F. REINMUNO,)
G.. DRESBACH, Committee.
L q EI nnn
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ESTATE OF ABRAHAM D. MILLER.

NOTICE is hereby given that III, subscriber has
lNbecnappointed and uuafedas Administrator on
the estate ofABRAHAM b, MILLER, late of Fairfield
county, deceased. Dated at Lancaster this 10TH day
of Sept lSbi. &. d. MILLER.
Oct. 2O-25-3w."
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CALENDAR,
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS,

LANCASTER LODGE, No. 81, ...........Noy.s. 1864
" CHAPTER No. II, ,........ IL. 1864
u. STElNNAN. Recorder.
Jul yglSJ3-l5,
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GRAND OPENING OF THE
DANCING SEASON.

THNhe members Of the LANCASTER CORNET
IL BAND will give Ball at the CITY HALL, on
THURSDAY EVE, Nov. 1Oth,
for the benefit of their young and talented leader T.
H. SCHNEIDER. AL who desire good nights en-
loyment and are fond of the Terpsichorcan art. are
respectfully invited to attend. BY order ot Conn
mttce p. NESTER,
GEO, LUTH
Oct 27-I c. q. HOOD
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S0Ga98s

PRovosT MARsHAL'S OFaeH,
18TH DIsTRIcr OF ONO,
CrclevlEe, August 18th, 1864.
INQUIRIES on aW subjects connected with the Ens
lrollment, Dram, Exemptions, Liabilities to dram
Credits and Accounts Of nser furnished, should be
addressed TO this office, where they will receive
prompt attention. Answers Will there be more spec.
General. GEO W. RrBY,
Captain aud Provost Marshall
Aug. Is, lso4.-21h.
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Adunilis TRAITORS Notice.

TINHE Undersigned has been duly appointed Ad.
! ministator of the estate Of Miss MARY ANN
BOYLE, late of Fairfield county, o. deceased.
Oct2O-3wH SAMUEL B0GLE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

In this village. Jan g, of diptheria, Estella A.
daughter of David G and Lasura B. Houghton,
making the third child these parents have lost
by diptheria, in the last months Nov. 26,
of diptheria, Winnie j aged years, months :;
Dec 3. an infant daughter, aged months and
&c days; Dec. Q. Katie b., aged wears and Is
days, children OF John A. and Sophia P. Field.
Glove not, love not, the ones you love NAV die -
In Waterford. Dec Is, Of diptheria, Mary A..
daughter of Mary and Joseph S. Bean, aged s
years. Dec. Is, Jemima aged so years, wife of
the late Capt. Thomas Hill. Jan. ,. John P,
aged months, son of Geo. w. and Mary Carr.
In Danvlle, Dec. 81, of diptheria, George E..
son of Calvin (. Bruce, aged 8. Jan. 3, of can
ker-rash, George A.. son of Albert Scales. aged
years. Jan. 4, of diptheria, Laura Meroe,
daughter Of Charles c. Meader, aged years.
In Nevada, Cal, Oct 81. David A. Kent, aged
60 years-formerly Of Danville.
In Coventry, Dec. &c. Amos Kline, recently
of the 18th Vt. Reg, aged 40 years.
In Lunenburg, Jan. 4, of consumption, Thad-
deus S. Clement, aged % years, late soldier in
the N. Y. ODD Reg.
In Nashua, N. H., Dec. 10, VIM. 7. Martin,
aged 81, formerly of Danville.
At Washington, D. c., Dec 9, by accidental
| discharge of gun. Corp. Lyman Hunt of Co.
H, 1lth Vt. Reg. In Hospital. 1868, from a
wound received IN battle, John Grelee, of the Sd
VT Reg. At Portsmouth Hospital, Va. Sept Sa
90, of diptheria, John w. Hutton, of Co. D. 18th
N. H. Reg. At Washington. d. c.. Nov. q, OF
! typhoid fever, John Hutton of Co. D, lst VT,
CavalrI. All from Monroe. N. H.
| In Newark. Dec. 6, James Bradley Ball, aged
! 80 years and 4 months. Mr. Ball was an inhab.
liant of Newark for &c years. His alive place
was GuilforG. Twill Phenix copy:l
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VALUABLE real, ESTATE
AT AUCTION
Unless Previously Disposed Of at Priirat,
S1Is

Unless Previously Disposed Of at Pirate
Sale.
Will be sold at public auction in Barnet. on
TUESDAY, MARCH S; 81. at 10 ocl'k A. NJ,
The property known as the Solomon Stevens
estate Said property consists of about l5O acres
of excellent land D acres of which is Connect
cut river interval The remainder Is upland.
suitably divided into tillage. wood and pasture
Upon the premises is an EXCELLENT BRICK
HOUSE, , stories with large and ornmodlouS
barns and Sheds. Also a small Cottage House
Also Tannery, of capacity for tanning 600 hides
per wear This Is very desirable point for any
person wishing to engage In farming, mercantile,
or mechanical business, being situated IN Barnei
Village. where now are large woollen mills in
successful operation, stores, church. school
houses and telegraph office. the usual compile
ment of mechanics. and the center of trade for
the surrounding country. which is thickly settled
with wealthy and enterprising farmers,
Also at tie same time and place, the personal
property of the estate. consisting of horses, !
cows 100 sheep. ) yearliRgs, the farming tools
in great variety and 3 pewS in the church
For terms &c. enquire Of subscriber ON prem
Uses y L SttN EN-
J. II MOORE, AuctiOneer.
Barnet Jan. u, 1864 SIS