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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-13

Aside from The above, thets nAs Uteu SeF1'a' HUT
dred packed by other dealers Of whith we have no
record. The above statement however, is Sunisient
"a show that Council Bluffs Is some in tie Hog pack
ing business -Bsgle' 70
~ Mai Hoffman, Indian Agent IN Dakota. arrived
In town from the Agenry. per days coach. His
friends will BE happy to see him,
~ Old 'Pooi" h In twn and shines like the say
and sstlvs cuss be u.s. Al the table Of the Pschc House
saloon, every night. some nights Go down and get
..zs.~..s Lat hTw
- married friend tells Us tAat the nrst thing
,bs. called his attention to natrtOny was The skill
fu, annes In which his wife used tas broom, but be
has since seen 1t handled equally sEiHuIy In way
tia. did not aeord him much gratiacsiion. go.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-13
IN ACCOUNT ITH gT6Ta ruNp,

10 dellna'ns tan or 1859 repss ia. / rs s0s 90
lister ed eoilested for 10 8.sss..s. 10 ~
dnliRast tar 1851, REQ Jan 1858. 80. 90 So
lns col sjr do ssss..ss..sss ss@t % 10 s-f:ts
dsFihar tax 1s5s.rep Jan isss 80. BG7 il ss
= fhk sel r. 10 s.-s ssa...,.-s.s u 90
. aeiinq't tax 1859 rep Jan 1858 80. SIT s.
Int eniieetsd DO ...-s....,.s.....s IS 4
dslsnQ,ttax tssa rep JaA Iasa ,.ssiS1s %
tntcoilecled do .......s.s.s...... 1fe 10 - 49,
t dsiinq't tan 1864 rep Jan 1858 ....l5ls IS a.
. Int eollected do ...s..........vz.s 43s 30
deiiaa / tax fse5 rep Jan 1858 ....29ss 81 Il
y mt cotfecieu do sssSss..ss u "
Cash bel dne state ian 1, lSs8.. 7ia o. -. d..
!" total coilections 10 Jan .. $50. 1853 70
errors .s.s..!...sSt..a..s.s.sa % -
g An'k Fecai Sed frem Shelby caaRty. 2fa % ....
% " ~ Aanona - 2tS 90
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-13
PER CONTRA.
% V1s % &9D ss

% V1s % ss9T5 ss
Permanent School ENund.
70 principal o. hand June ist, ASS. ..Sea 90
ia as do dc do Do u
IA grin paId In by E. r, Bufatck. .lSo %
A.. in. DO do Isaac Gale July 1<t '6Sa - %
do ptln d., do q. Bardick Nov ., '6s 100 90
a, int do do +, 4. Arbuckle ....... IL %
a. wsYrspt on state Fund No. 4ss......54i 3s
T.. -- PER CONTRA. a@'.,
~ ucshs 90 hand. = - -
do la rsp'a for srp'Kt sf Sep 1sSsss-s VI y
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-13
COUNTY, FUND.

amount salary from Jane 4 10 Jan LIST s4 $50 s.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
THE PRICE OF PAPER.

There is a combination Of the paper
manufacturers of the State to keep up
the price of paper. The pricc is out
fdgoous and is taking the profits of the
newspaper business. 1t is now 25cts
per pound, nearly three times the old
price, and does not fall with gold and
general prices. The Cincinnati Ga.
<ette states that superior quality OF
printing paper can be imported from
Europe and laid down in New York at
1Scts per pound.
We hope our brethren of the press
will agitatc the subject. Let us have
European paper, and not submit to the
cXhorbitant demands of tho paper
makers. The price of paper is out Of
i'll proportion to the rise in tho value
bfchemcals, rags, etc.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06

New FIRM.-We notice that GEORGE
BURBERRY, Esq, has associated with
him as partners in the Grocery busi.
ness, Capt. SOLOMON IIoMAN and Col
JoAB STAFFORD, under the firm name
of BURBERRY, HoMAN & STAFFORD
They have just received very large
and well selected stock of Groceries and
Confectioncrics from the East, consist
ing Of everything necessary to COM
pletc n first class Grocery Store and
which will be sold at the lowest posi-,
bio cash price.
In connection with the above bust.
ness, they have fitted up one of the
finest saloons in the city, where, under
the supervision OF our friend GEORGE
FRICKER, the lovers Of the delicacies Of
the season can be served in tip TOP
style. We bcspcak for them a large
share of public patronage.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
COUNTY FAIR.

The Fairfield County Fair will COM
ihcncc on noEt Wednesday and con
tinue three days.
The Secretary, W. l.. Rigby, re,
quests us to state that the books arc
now ready and open for entries at the
Office of tic County Treasurer.
Tickets will BE- for sme at Rebcr,
Kutz & Ulrick's store, at the Book
stores, and during the Fair at the office
on the Grounds.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
Meeting OF the Union Central
Committee

The Union Committee will meet on
Saturday, Oct. 0th, at 10 o'clock AN
at A. P. Miller's room. Let every
member of the Committee be present.
The following are the names of the
Committee:
Berne-John Artz.
RuShcreek-Simon Becry.
Richldnd-Isaac Lamb.
BlOom-Zephaniah Courtright.
Amanda-Jaeob Bolcnbaugh.
-MddiS0A-Isaac +, Koontz.
Hoching-Geo. w. Williamson.
TVdlnut-Joscph Doran.
PleaSdnt-David Huber,
Libery-A. n. Mason.
= Fiolet-Jos. j. Pickering.
Greenfeld-Josiah Flattery.
Cledrcreek-Samucl Barr.
This is the last meeting before the
election, and important business will
be transacted. X. FRlTTER,
Chairman
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
Notice in Partition.


NNARIA Jars TM 'cscii. Chsrlt'O Thitesell, and
lEh Sarah NJ. WhtcScn minors, Of the county Of
GGFcs, in the Smte Of Illinois, William Franklin
Hedges, Willis Ereh,is Hedges AND Joannah Dell
Hodges, minors William ALVIN BctZ, minor, Ezra +.
Hannum, aud June Hannum, Mary Hamilton and
Franklin Augustus iIanultnn,Bemhard keohber, Elty
Julian. Sarah Julian widow oi John Julian, deceased.
and Rebecca Hamilton. widow Of William Hamilton,
on tho county of Fairfield, Ohio, will take notice that
pctiton was fled against them on the 2lst day OF
Saptemher, 1885, m the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for tho county Of Fairfield Ohio by Isaac
A. Julian and is now pending wherein said Isaac A.
Julian demands partition &C. heiollowing real es-
tate to-wit: Lying and being In tho county oi tar-
field in the State of Ohio and known and distinguish
ed by bens part of tho North East quarter ofsec'
ton number twonty-six (2e) N township number
twelve il2 OF Range number Twenty t2Ol beginning at
the North East corner Vi said quarter seooni thence
west forty chains and aiXty-two links To the North
Wasteornor Of said quarter; thence sonth twenty.
nine chains to q post; thence Est forty chains ana
seventy links to STONE; thence North twentyeight
chains and sixty eight links 10 the place OF hegin-
ninc--contaning Ono Hundred and seven.
teen Acres and one quarter OF an Acre Of
land more or less.
And that At the next term II ssid Court the said
Isaac A. Julian viii apply for order thsi PARTITION
may be made OF said premises, and the dnwel es'9le
OF the said Sarah Julian and Rebecca Hamnton 10
assigned them, lHAAC A; Jptlhn,.
By Martin NtcNellAnd W, P. Greed,
Sept 2l-et-2S-6wpfSl0 His Attorneys.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
Hsy"J. r. PEBBLE, our well know

BD"J. Y. PEBBLE, our well known
City Baker, and ISAAC JULIAN, Esqs.,
have associated themselves in the Gro
cory business, four doors west of the
Hooking Valley Bank. They keep
constantly on hand everything need.
full to u family in the way of Grocer
les, confectioncries, bread, cakes, &c.
Give them call and we will guaran
tee satisfaction. Advertisement next
week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06

CLOruISG FOR THE MILLIoN,-Our
old Clothing Merchant, Philip Rising,
at his stand three doors west of the
Tallmadgo House entrance, is prcpar.
cd to furnish any thing in his line Of
business, of the latest and most fush.
ionable style, having purchased for tho
Fall trade one of the largest and best
selected stocks of clothing and furnish,
ing goods ever brought to this mar,
liet.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06

Mr.. HENRY WEAVER has opened a
wholesale Liquor Store opposite the
Hooking valley Bank, where he keeps
every variety of choice liquors. We
have nibbled some at the neck Of Il
bottle of "Old Rye" sent us, and can
testify that it has powerful" effect
in assisting the stomach to manage
dinner.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06

Isaac Levy at his great clothing
emporium, is now ready with his cx:
tcnsvc stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, to supply his customers and
everybody else, with every description
of ready made clothing. Special at
tcntion is called to his new stock Of
piece goods. -.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
Great Meeting at CircIeviIIe.

Day after tomorrow, the Sth, there
will be great Union Mass Meeting
at Circlevillc, addressed by Moody
Dorsey, Stevenson and Conncll, Nc
doubt Pckaway will send delegation
to our Meeting tomorrow and Fair
field should "rcciprocatc.''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
Flags for the Meeting To-n1orrow.

Tile Ution Central Committee have
purchased n lot of small flags, which
will be sold at cost. Get them to put
on your horses and wagons, and fill
your windows with them. They can
be had of Gee G.. Beck, at the corner
Drug Store.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06

WE learn that quite a number Of
drafted men from Perry and Hooking
counties, and from Berne township in
this county, have absconded, and are
rendezvousing at the Rock House
This latter is a mere rumor, but that
number have disappeared since the
draft, is certain. They are deserters,
and should be punished as such.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
The Ladies' Fair.

Remember the Ladies Fair to be
held at tho City Hall, next week, be.
ginning on Wednesday. The hall
will be open all day on Thursday
The ladies have been long preparing
for this Fair, and we have no doubt il
will be one of the finest things of the
kind ever held in the city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
1. 0. 0. f.
Funeral Notice.

The funeral of Bro. A.. W. Ebright
will take place in this city on Sunday
next, at o'clock PM. The members
of the Ordor of Odd Fellows are. re-
uuested tomeeI at the Hall of Charity
Lodge at IL NJ, to form and proceed
to the house of the deceased.
j. F. REINMUND, Sec'y.
P. S. The friends of tho deceased
are invited to attend.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06

THE following are tho names of the
drafted men under the late call for
100000 more soldiers to fill Fairfield
county's quota.-Eagle.
We deny fatty that Mr., Lincoln
ever called for 100000 more soldiers
tofill the quota Of this county,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
I;s Exemption from State and MTHtSipal
Taxation.

But aside .roIn a.! the advantages ws have emu
nergtcd, special At; u Congress sssrPts al 1ond'
ond T,sawry Jo'ss frory beai m ea'os On the aver
sao this exemption is worth shout tso per cont. per
aunula ascOrling ~ the rae " taxation iE various
parts ofihe countEy. g..
IlsJel.yri Sat 3Gritie5 ofer 90 great induce
ments t. lenders as ;.p4e issued by tho Government.
IL All other fo:4 ofnIcJtedness the faith or ability
Of Ynte parties VI sip:k companies, or sepsratS
cornn.ul4es only, pledged for payment, while the
whole PROPERTY Di The county il held to secure the
dsch,rsa u III tie oshga:oIs Of the United Siates.
While the govsrnnsnt offers tho most liberr! terms
yr its bans It believes tst the very strongest appeal
sill H. u tho loyalty ami patriotism Of tho people
Duplicate certificates will be is:ced for ali deposits.
The ptriy d:ro'iiug must endorse upoH the OrJF10I
Th,,her they are h. ss,icd IN blank or payable TO
order. When so endorsed it must be len with tho
o.ecr receiving the deposit, TO be forwarded 10 tho
Treasury Department.
srEsciIIfiyNs WILL az EEcEiyED by the Treasurer of
III. Cltcd States At Washington the several Assist
nD Treasurer; ~ '-.is".t.d DerostariSs, and by
I the
! FIRST NATIONAL BANK ofc olumbus
| First National Bank of ZanesvtIle, and
ty n!l National Enn!s Neh are depostaries Of pub
..l money, aHd .s. . Sci,
| All RESPECTABLE BANKS A'iD BANKERS
tia gh0ut the country wfi eivufurhcr Information
! aai =. o. r '...-s .. ,'.r..
ApTon6 EVERY FACILITY TO suBscRIpEEs
.1us Il isgf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06

CO@I--Person desreing to
lay in their Winter supply ofthe above
article, can purchase good quality of
Hooking Coal of II. CARTER, at II
cents per bushel. Yard on the corner
Of Main Street and the Canal.
September 22-2w26 49,.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
Last Notice.

DERSoNS owing ANDREW REID are hereby no.
tiGed that OCT, lOth, will positively be the la
that time payment may be made to me as usual. AZ
ter that date payment must be made to Justice Of
the Peace. No respect of person will be made.
This notice means what 1t says. | have had the
time extended as long possible. The owners Of the
claims will waitno longer. II, C. WILT
Sept. 9th, 1854. 5w. "
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
sTRAYED,

From the undersigned, one day last
week, n bright red COW, with one horn
broken off close to the head. Any per-
son returning said COW or giving in
formation of her whereabouts will be
literally rewarded
Mrs. +. G. DIETZ.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
For the Lancaster Gazette.
HURRAH for SHERMAN and 0HANT.



AIR-Coms 10 he Old Oak Tree.
Composed for the Liberty Township I,adies' Union
Glee Club, for the meeting Of october 7th.
Hurrah for Sherman aud Grant,
Shout il from valley and hill,
Hurrah for the brave boys in mont
And old father SheridaDs" PHIL
Treble S0l0-1hG "Rebs" before them arc flyiDg
Sadly put 10 route,
And peace men are now crying
Our party IN ''payed out,'
Rsptat-Thcn hurrah forthe' boys dressed in blue,
shout il from mountain ana shore;
Hurrah for the lads that are true
To the tri.colored banner OF yOre,
Then shOut-then shout,
For the tri-cOlored banner OF yore
ITurrah for the stars are now brghtning
And the stripes seem 10 laugh as they wave
Ger the heads of those who are lighting
Our cOuntry's Union to save,
Trcble SOto-one more strong pull at the traces,
And Grant takes Richmond and Lee,
You'll see peace men with their faces
Turning ready TO fee,
RegCd;-Thon hurrah for our officers all
Whether on land, river or sen;
Shout it from housetOp and hall
Ilurrah for the flag Of the free.
Then shOut--then shout,
Shout Tor the flag Of the Free
Hurrnh for the men who stand firm
Al home TO the boys in the field;
Who never from their duty will turn,
Nor TO the confcdcracy yield,
Treble Solo-The last ditch S inst behind them
Our boys will "tilt' them handy,
Aud when "Jef' comes to nud them,
We'll shout for "Abe" candy"
RepCdt-Then hurrah for Sherman and Grant,
Shout It from valley and hill
Hurrrh for the brave boys in front
And old Father Shcridan's "Phil"
Then shout-then shout
shoutlt from valley and hill
Basil, Oct. 4, 1861.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
Remains ofCoI. Ebright Arrive d I.

Major Stafford arrived last night
with the remains of the lamented Col.
Ebright. The funeral will take place
on Sunday next.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
The Meeting will be held in the Grove
Near Lancaster
COME UP, MEN OF ALL PARTIES!

Come and children two hundreds and thousands
carriages and ug horse back and FOOT cabins
and four horse vehicles by canal and railroad with music flags and
banners and make this largest meeting the State Let who has the
good his country heart fail attend Let all by their
soldiers the field and throw ranks all opposed
the Government Large delegations will be present from the surrounding
counties.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
AI@GA9 y @


PRovosr MARsHALs 0IIcE,
I2rH DisrRIoT OF 0Hfo,
Circleville August 10th, 1854
INQUIRIES on all subjects cohhettedwith the En-.
roIiment Drat, Exemptions, Liabilities to draft
Credits ard Accounts Of mon furnished, should be
addressed TO this office, where they will receive
promp. attenNph. Answers will there he more spec:
General GEO W, R0BY,
t.y' Captain md Provost Marshal.
Anr Is. lss4-2lti.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

Band at the head of the delegations.
The delegations west of the city will
move, at the head Of the procession,
followed by tire delegation formed on
Columbus street; followed by the del
egation formed on Wheeling street /;
followed by the delegation formed on
Main st.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
THE MEETING To.MoRRov

From what we arc able to hear from
the different townships the meeting
tomorrow will be n "boomcr." Tho
draft and the ctf0ft Of the townships to
raise their respective quotas, have in
terlercd considerably with the prcpa-
rations and the interest which would
otherwise have been taken in tho
meeting, Nevertheless, if the day is
fair. it will pc an Overwhelming dem
onstration. Hang out your flags early
in the morning. Got out your horses
and buggics, and decorate them with
flags. Tic on your ribbons, with
"Lincoln, Johnson and Stevenson"
printed on them.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
NOGEede

n otc& is iIer"by y"n tha. on the 22d day VI Au-
y gust, 1854. JrssPiS : wisahan was appointed Ad,
ministratnr 81 the "st1te OfAbkM CRAWFORD. All
persons having claims against 4id cstete must pre-
sent them " tim one vaar f1r s.ttcWpur.
lDIEPII q. WiHENtN,'
Ai'nr Of estate ofAdaa Crawford.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
ESTATE OF JOHN MILLER.

~7oscA ,s hsrehv given that tho undersRned has
Y heen apn1nted A1misstrtar Of the aasse of
iohn Miller late Of fairfield county. obo decst se9,
Sept2o-3S. SOSuCA AlLLLN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
ESTATE OF 5CsEPu BESADuM.

NTOTICEi~ hereby ven 'hpt N, srhscrlbcr has
4 been appointed and q14lir-das Administrator on
thS estate ii IU.ErH BENADUM, late Of Fairfield
county deceased Dated q; IanraStsr this 18th day
u sept. 1874. HENRY &. BLACK.
Sc :. lJ-2t-3r.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
McCIeIIan and Tho Soldiers.

We had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting NJ. H. Mounts, one Of the Ohio
messengers to distribute poll books,
tickets, etc, among the Ohioregimcnts
in Cen $hcrman'S army. lie is now
on his return from the army, having
performed the duty entrusted to him
by his State. Mr.. Mounts had the
best opportunity Of learning what tho
feelings Of the soldiers, not only OF
Ohio, but of other States, are on the
Presidential question. The nature Of
the duties which took him to tho army
led him to converse great deal with
officers end soldiers on the subject Of
the IicXt Presidency. And he felt
perfectly safe in saying that eight.
tcnths Of the army are for Lincoln and
Johnson. Men who have all then
lives been Democrats, declare they
would not under any circumstances
vote for Mcclellan on tho Chicago
Platform, and supported as he is by
such traitors as Vallandigha:a and
Wood, and associated with Pcndlcton
for Vice Prcsidcnt,-LONi$rWe DAILY
Union.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06

nGS-Just received for October, De-
morast's Illustrated Monthly and
Mirror of Fashion, The Atlan;ic Month
ly, Harpers' Magazine, Frank Leslie
Magazine, Petcrson's Magazine, Wea>
verify Magazine, (WeekIy0 Beadles
Dime Novels, Bcadle's Dino Tales.
Il. u. BILLINGURST. -
Still on hands a few Whcclor & Will
sons and Grover & Bakers Sewing
Machines. Please call and SEQ.
Il. Il. BILL INGILURST, Agent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
- Hs1 EGenR UED
Dl the undersigned, in my corn field, TWELVE
DllOGS which the owner can have 10y calling on
me and paying damages. j. e. GROMME.
Sept, 29-2tp
Notice..
Airnch,nCmt Notice.

David Wilson, Plaintiff, ! Before G. stenmap, J. P
against }Of Hooking Township
HNn the 9th day of September, A. p. 1854, said Jus
' btce issued an order of attachment in the above
action, for the SUN Of Thirty Dollars and interest.
LancastcrSepl9-3w. DAVID WILSON.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
Notice..

In pursuance of the recommends
tion of the State Central Committee,
we, the undersigned, businessmen OF The
City of Lancaster, agree to close our
business houses on Election Day,
Tuesday, Oct Nth:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
MASONIC CALENDAR.
R23y1AR CONCENTRATIONS,

LANCASTER LODGE. Nc. %. ..... seq. Oct II, 1854
CHAPTER! No. H,...,....... " 10, 1874
q. sTE!NMAN. Recorder.
Ju.y)lsC.-li.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
ESTATE OF MANUEL DRESBACH.

NTotice is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been appointed Administrator Of the estate Of
Manuel Dresbach late Of Fairfield hhunty Ohio, de.
ceaeed. WILLIAM DhEsbA'h H.
49,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
Convertible Into n. sfT' per cent $40 Cold
UUND.

In alton 10 the very liberal interest the notes
iDr three years. this privilege Of conversion ia now
Eorh sbou. three per cent. per anupm, for the our
rent :c for 52J UCrs Is bo' 'g3JthaH nine per ont
premium, and before the the premium Oh six pee
cent L. T. stocks WAS over twenty psr cent. 1t Elh
be tAs: tho actual PFOt this loan at the pres
~; market rtc is no. less than ten per cent per Al.
nun ,t .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06

tTArtcmus Ward says: IF I am
drafted | shall Ircsign. Deeply CRATE
ful for the unexpected honor thus con-
ierred upon me, ! sh all feel compelled
TO resign the position in favor of some
more worthy person Modesty is what
ails MIC. That's what keeps me I'M
der.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
lPECIIL ADVANTAGES OP7HISL Az

IrISA NATIONAL sAyISGs BANK, Offering higher
rate OF interest than sny Other and the best security.
Any Savings bnnE which pays lts depositOrs in U. =.
Notes, considers that is paying in the bSst clreua-
ting rnsdum tho country and /; ea"no' pay in any
thing better for ts own assets either in Govern
men, securities, OF notes or bonds payable in gov
ern!.cut paper.
It's equally convenient as temporary or perms-
ncnt Investment The no,oa can always he sold for
within fraction Of their Gsqs ard accumulated inter-
est. and are the beat security with bauk5 ss euater
ale for DISCOUNTS. .. ~-.
-... Ia. n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-06
GRAND HORSEBACK PROCESSION,

There will be procession from each township composed
Ladies and Gentlemen This will be the andest feature the meeting
the the procession depends upon the efforts the patriotic ladies
of tho county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-09
A-rTENTION{ LADIES !!

e. AVING handsomely fitted up roy parlor
j { for a show room OF
BONNETS, CLOAKS, and sHA IS,
exclusively most respectfully invite the ladies
Of Alexandria and vicinity, to call and exam
Inc my stock Of Pattern Bonnets, the latest
STYLES Of silk and Cashmere C!oaks and Man
TILES which in regard q! styles and the prices
cannot be surpassed Ladies' before purcha5-
Ing, ail l. ask IS 4 call aC Z32, King &.
40 TT II. SUB ~ lilL,