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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-31

oi1er them at the Old PRICE.
A CARD.-The Executive committee of
the st. Johns Beneficial Society, beg leave
to return their thanks to the public in gen.
eral, for their very liberal patronage ex-
tended to their festival on the evenings of
the 25th and 26th of December, at Naugh-
ton Hall.
They also specially return their thanks
to the young ladies that attended to the
decoration of the Christmas Tree, and to
the tables at the festivals; to the Mannerchor;
to the singers of the choir of the Holy
Cross Church, and to the press Of the city.
VINUM SAMBURG OPoRTo.-We have been
shown specimens of sacramental or pure
juice Wine, prepared by Alfred Speer, of
Passaic, N. j., out of the Port Samburg,
valuable grape which he cultivates in this
country. In taste it assimilates to Port
without its heating qualities, being abso-
lutely free from spirits further than Its own
fermentation affords. Preference is given
to it over all other wines in New York and
other hospitals, as tonic, gentle stimulant,
diuretic and sudorifc. Mr.. Speer has been
nine years experimenting in the production
Of this wine, and the newest wine he sells
is four years old.
DR.. Chiffon, of New York, DR.. Hays, of
Boston, DR.. H.T. Cummings, of Portland,
the most eminent chemists of this country,
all certify to its purity and medicinal prop
critics, and other eminent physicians attest
its value as tonic. 1t Itisdiflicult or impos-
sible to geta glass pure Port wine for in
valids, and this is palatable pure article,
possessing many of the qualities Of old
Port, being, in fact, considered SUPERIOR
N. Y. Tribune. "a
Our druggists have procured some that is
four years old direct from the vineyard, and
will furnish information and testimonials
as to the virtues of the Samburg Port Wine.
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Room No. 8, Desbler Buildingr

over the Franklin Bank. Army Onieers and Sol
diers who have been made to pay such exirnyagant
prices for clothing are particularly invited to call.
and all who wish to ff a 80
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at CO.
imbus,. Ohio, On and after Oct. 9lst, 1854,
trains will run as follows; fs3 N 81
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LANCASTER MARKET.
CORRECTED wIctIy 10y II. A. GeleIs,n, CITY
New YORK Market

NEW YORK, Dee. 27.
BEEF CATTLE-First quality SIS
@2l; fair to good Sl3@l8; common
Sl1@l9; inferior S9@lO 80.
FLOUR-State and Western dull,
heavy and 10c lower. Sales at 80 05
@Sl0 10 for extra State; $40 9O@1l
O5 for extra round hoop Ohio; and Sl1
1O@l2 for trade brands, the market
closing dull.
WHISKY-Opcncd firm, with fair
demand, and closed dull with droop-
ing tendency at 50 % for State, and
50 22@2 25 for Western, closing at
50 2202 90 for Western.
WHEAT-Dull, and nominally 2@
&c lower.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-In moderate request.
CORN-Dull. Sales at 81 7O@l SO
for new yellow Jersey; 81 8G for old
and new yellow Southern mixed; 81
81 for white Southern: and nominally
81 S8@l 81 for mixed Western.
OATS-Firmcr, with moderate
business. Sales atS1 OF for State and
and 81 O5@l 06 for Western.
COFFEE-Dull, with no sales o
importance to report.
SUGAR - Quiet Sales Of Cub;
Muscavado at 20@20lc.
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Grand Concert and Tableau1

OIunu OVHbNAS hhN NN@A
In aid or Poor Relief Fund, n: tho city
Hall, Friday Even ing, Dec. 80, 1854.
PROG RAMM Il.
/. A Scene in the initiation Of q Son
of Malta.
2. Aud Lang Syne-Gilcc Club.
3. Oh! Summer Night-Mrs Kin
kead.
4. Faith, Hope and Charity.
5. All, I've sighed to rest mc--Miss
Krcider.
6. In tho beauty ofthe Lllics--GIec
Club. -.
Z. Pocahontas saving tie Life Of
Capt. Smith.
S. Her bright smiles haunt me still
Miss Mumaugh.
0. Evangeline-- Miss Krcidcr and
the Club.
10. Baptism of Pocahontas.
II. Maruquita--Mrs. Thos. Ewing.
y. Sing that gentle STRAIN Again
Glee Club.
13. Rose Fctc.
II. Jockey hat and Feathcr--Miss
Kreider.
Is. Como gang ava wi me--Mfs.
Moore and Miss Van Trump.
16. Village School.
II. Dirgo from the Opera "Di
Rhoda' a'-Glcc Club.
IS. What is that Mothcr?--Mrs.
General Ewing.
10. Circassian Captive.
90 Captive Greek Girl--Miss Krei-
der.
81. Grated him into the Army.
%. Coronation Of Empress Josephine
%. Song--Mrs. General Ewing.
81. Take your gun and go, john
Cleo Club.
25. John Anderson my 10, john
Mrs. Kinkcad.
2G. Who will care for Mother Now?
Mr.. Krcider.
27. Game Of Life.
2S. Juninta-Mrs. Moore and Miss
Van Trump.
20. Down in the Corn Ficld-Glet
Club.
80. Bachelors Dream.
81, Whistle and Ill como to you my
Lad-Mrs. Kinkcad.
30. Three Graces.
33. Come with thy Lutte to th'
Fountan-Nlrs. Moore and Miss Van
Trump.
81, Rally Round the Flag, Boys
John S. Brasec, Col. Conncll, DR.. 7
NJ, Wagcnhals, G, +. Garaghty and {
G. Kreider.
35.-Goddcss ofLibcrty.
Admission 80 cents. Boys accom-
panied by their parents, half price,
No others will be admitted. Door
open at GA o'clock pert rmanco t
: commence at o'clock.
, 1t is hoped that the citizens gcner
!, ally will avail themselves of this op
portunity to contribute this small SUI
, to Fund to be applied under the di
rcction of the Ward Committees to tn
relief of the suffering poor of our city
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Burial Of the Youngest son Of General
sherman
lrro,n lhc t:.neInnalL commeralaI.l ]

OBrU lRY.-In South Bend Indiana,
on Sunday morning, December 4, Of
pneumonia. CHARLES CELEsTINE, son
OF Gen. w. r., and Ellen Il. Sherman.
aged five months and twcnty-tIrec
days.
Mrs Sherman having taken up her
residence in South Bend, for the pur-
pose of being near her children, whom
She is educating at Notro Dame, and
st. Mary's. the beautiful remains Of the
babo were Immediately conveyed TO
i ST. Maiy's Academy. They were ap-
Ipropriately received by procession
of Children of the Holy Angels with
white wells and lighted candles and
were laid out in the parlorof the Acad-
cmy, where the yong ladies' belong
ing to the "Chldrcn of Mary" kept
constant watch both day and night
The noble head Of hcchiId was crown
ed with flowers, which flowed, like
wavcIcts of light, amost to the feet,
and his mother, with touching propri-
ETY., placed n palm branch in the ala
bastcl' hard of the little one. A silver
crucifix stood at the head, and lights
were kept constantly burning around
him. Surrounded with brilliancy
and beauty, as if the cmanatons
of his innocence, how could any one
behold and not think Of him as tri-
umphant citizen Of paradise.
On wednesday afternoon the touch
ing rites of infant burial were per-
formed by very Rev. Father Sorin, in
the church of the Sacred Heart, Notre
Dame. The Right Rev. Bishop Of
Fort Wayne, delivered an appropriate
and excellent sermon, and the music of
the choir, accompanied by tho grand
new organ, Just erected in the church,
was undcscribably touching and beau
tful. The procession was headed by
the cross, with lights carried on each
side, and followed BY long line OF
"ChidreA of tho Holy Angels" here
Ottle boys who serve at the altar in
red cassocks and white surplices.
Alterthesc came the little coffin COW
cred with n pail OF embroidered white
satin. dove of gold in the center. 1t
was borne by four of the little "lloly
Angels"
Next came Mrs Sherman, accompa.
MED by the Superorcss Of st. Marys, q
near relative, with the other members
of the family. and Very Rev. Father
Provincial, Rev. Father Carrier, (!hC
child's godfathcr.) and Rev. Father lie
tourneau; then followed the pupils o
St. Mary's, and the people. None for
get the valient Gencpal, who en-
gagged in the perlous defense Of hi
country, has never seen this fair buC
which dropped so soon'
General Shcrman's cheering sue
ccsSes and chivalrous course, will en-
list the whole nation in sympathy 70
, his loss and indeed for our own, as tn
sons of such mtn cannot well b
spared.
1t is q consoling reflection to tn
bcrcaved, that the sweet babe lies be
side the sanctuary of "Our Lady q
/, the Angels" )" the property Of the soci
! ETY. of which his little, brother Willie
n who died in Memphis some fourteen
: months ago, was u member.
These two angelic souls may well b
= thought to hover near the charmin!
spot where the mourncr comes t
y pray.
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Monument to WIN. TccumSoh sher-
man, Jr

man, Jr.
From the Cincinnati Commercial
AtRuc's marble works we observed
recently, beautiful monument to the
memory Of Major General Sherman's
son, who died over II year since, in
Memphis, VIII lie returning home with
his mother from the Black River,
where they had been visiting the Gen
eral, and where, unfortunately, the
boy contracted u icvcr. The monu-
mcnt was made by order Of the 18th
Regiment Of Regular United States
Infantry, of which General Sherman
was Colonel, four years since, and Of
whicA his namcsakc-sOn, the dcceas
cd child, was, by general consent, con-
sidcrcd n Sergeant, having been e,ect-
cd to that position by the members OF
the regiment, who were very proud
OF him. The monument is about two
feet square at the base, and six feet
high. AbNvc.tho rough ground base,
is tho marble base, an eight sided,
finely polished and ornamented block.
Upon four Of the faces are inscriptions,
and upon the other four, between them,
tho American shield, with its stripes
and stays. Surmounting the base is
y full sizod tenor drum, with straps
and sticks complete, and crossed, above
this, two flags Of the Union-all in
beautiful while marble. The inscrip'
tions arc as follows:
In thy tabcrnaclcs shall dwell for
ever. | shall be protected under the
cover of thy wing,-Psalms, L., l.
Our tIcSergeant Willic--from the
First Battalion, Thirteenth United
States Infantry.
VIM. Tecumseh Sherman, son o
VIM. T., and Ellen q. Sherman, Born
lin San Francisco, California, June s
1851; died in Memphis, Tennessee
Oct. 3, 1865.
I'm his spirit there was no guile"
Blessed are they undciiIed in The
way, who walk in the way oftho lord
Psalms CXVlII.
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FlE0DS AT WORKS.

We learn from n friend, that on the
night of the 9th ult,, some black heart
cd scoundrols, instigatcd by the Devil
and the Sons of Liberty, cnt down
about one fourth Of the beautiful ever
green nursery of the vcnerabl0 JonN
LIEsr, residing near Amanda, in Fair.
field county. The same Williams only
short time ago, destroyed all his bees,
hives, caps, &C., taking away the honey.
Abuutth the same period, Mr.. RIFE had
all his bees stolen, the honey taken out
and the hives burned. Not content
with this, few nights subsequently,
the Sons OF Pcrdition made him another
visit, and cut up all his harness, gears,
&c. Tho only offence. as is supposed,
of Mr.. Leist was, that he lodged Il par
ty ofsoldiors in pursuit of drafted men,
and is true Union man. Mr.. Rife is
II quiet, ino!Ycnsivc man, and his only
crime Is, that he loves the Union cause,
and attcstcG his devotion to the coun-
try by sending six of his noble sons to
the Army.
Jacob thinner, Jacob Bowman and
John Myers, were also made victims
by thcsc,midnight prowlers; the first
by having his young apple orchard cut
down, and the two latter by having
their harness and gears completely
destroyed. The sufferers reside be
tween Ringgold and StoutsviIIo, ant
have offended the Sons Of Liberty by
exercising thcprivilcgo of being Unior
men.
How long Is this kind of rascality tc
continue? Is there no remedy? CaI
no clue be found to the perpetrators o
these outraycs? Ifcaught, they al
deserve hanging Instantly. "withou
the benefit ofclorgy,"- CirclpHlc Union
So we say. The miserable scoundrcl
ought to be hung, The only oIfenc
of Mr.. LEIsT, as we know, is that o
being a Union man, and of treatin:
soldiers well who call upon him.
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Papors to the Soldiers.

We began last week sending the
Gazette for another six months to the
soldiers. The postage on each copy
for six months is ten conts, which must
be. prepaid, and the subscription price
is 81, making 81 10, for each copy
Our friends, principally our lady
fricnds,) have collected suillcie"'
sum to send $50 papers. This is por-
haps one paper to every three soldiers
at brcscnt in the service from this
county. On behalf of the soldiers VIC
thank the ladies for this effort, and
hope they will continue, until we arc
enabled to send at least 500 copies
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN

fh Secretary Of tho Treasury gives notice that
abscrip ptions will be received for Coupon Treasury
otes payable three years from Aug 18TH 1894, with
sern-annual interest the rate Of seven and three
tenths per rcent per annum,- ,-priucipal and interest
both to bc paid in lawful money.
These notes will he convertible at the option tbs
hslderat maturity, INTO SIX per cent. gold bearing
bonds, payable not less than Ave nor than
taenty-yerrs from their date, s THO Government
may elect. They viii be issued ii determinations
ofsi0 500 sJ0t, $3.50 and s5r6 and all subserip:
tons must BE hry dollars or some multiple Of 6fty
dJ1iars.
TIE nossw' 10 transmitted to the owners FREQ OF
transportation charges after the receipt Of
the orginz Certificates Deposit they can bs pre-
pared.
A. the Not4s draw interest from August IS, persons
making deposits subsequent 10 that date must pay
tue ntere,. accrued from date OF note to date Of de-
post.
Parties deposi!ibg twenty-five thousand dollars and
Upwards for these notes at any time will be allow
ell commission Of one-quarter ofono poreOut, whish
will be psd BY the Treasury Department upon the
receipt Of bill for the amount, certified to by the Of
6cer with whom tie dODosit was made. No dsduSs
tions for commissions must be made from the de,
posts.
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nrnlr.MnhO clothinr.

JAKE Block has just returned from
the East with tho largest and best as
sortment of Ready-Madc Clothing,
&c, &c, ever brought to this market.
He thinks that he can sell goods at a
gold standard. Call and examine his
extensive stock. His stock of pict
goods, and his facilities for Naking
them up to order cannot be surpassed
iu the city of Lancaster. 32-3m
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DEATH or nz1v1srna DAYTON

The following in reference to the
death Of Mr.. Dayton, our Minister to
France, wo find in the. dispatches
Secretary Marcy died suddenly some
years since, and in the samc manner;
y Hc left his house, in perfect health,
to call upon lady at the Hotel Dola-
van, and soon after entering her room
he complained of being unwelI, and
laid down on a sofa, and appeared tc
fall asleep, and the lady threw shaw
over him, and called a physician =
Upon examination, he was found to be
dead, in the position where he haC
lain down.
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RELIEF TO A SOLDIERS FAMILY

II EL1EF TO A SOLDlEisS' fAhLhA
1t seems that the gallant men in the
field must not only fight to protect the
property of those who remain at home,
butmust also contribute of their means
to relieve tho soldiers families. Mrs.
J. W. Carpenter, of Lithopolis writes
us, enclosing the following list of con-
tributions from the Doth Regiment, for
the relief of the family Of one who
died in the service:
We tho undersigned, members of
Companies "D." and a. Of the Goth
Regiment, 0. V. l., upon hearing OF
tie destitute and suffering condition
Of Mrs. Alexander Warren, whose hus-
band was once n comrade in arms with
us, and whose life has been offered as
a sacrifice upon the altar of his coun-
try, freely donate the mite set op-
posite our names for the support of the
widow and orphans:
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e, CONCERT AND rAnLEAux For THE

bENEtlI Or AAA
Those who attended the Concert and
Tableaux, giving by the ladies Of st.
Johns Church, have expressed q desire
TO see the entertainment repeated for
tho benefit of the poor. The TablcauX
of the "Three Graccs," the "Crcasslan
slave" and the Indian scenes were
especially admired. Accordingly, the
principal Tablcaux and Songs, with
additions to both, and with number
of additional persons to assist in the
entertainment, will be repeated on next
Tbiday evening, December the Both, at
tho City Hall Amateur entertain,
ments Of the kind have an especial
local interest, and the Hall will be
crowded to o96rhowng. Those who
Miah seats should go carly. In conse-
auence of the rnruIy spirit manifested
by the boys at the last exhibition, none
will be admitted unless accompanied
by parents. SEQ the programme in
another column.
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CARR1ERs ADDRESS.

Our carrier will be around on Satur-
day morning with his Annual Address
In merit, it is entirely above the usu-
al New Years verses, and is well
worth the quarter which tho carrier
expects in return.
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We published last week n list OF
contributions to send the Gazette to
tho soldiers collected by several young
mon in Hooking township. Below VIC
give another list collected in Liberty
township. We hopo tho young men
will push on tho good work, until they
rival the efforts of the young ladies:
Subscriptions to send the Lancaster
Gazette to tho soldiers, from Liberty
township, collected by +. w. Cook;
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"RENEvoLENcE," said Sidney Smith,
in charity sermon, lis II sentiment
common to human nature. \ never
sees b in distress without wishing G to
relieve him. Rochefocault never said
q moro brilliant thing than that, nor
ono more sarcastic.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, Dec. IL, Ga.

SIR:-Your letter Of Dec. sth, in re-
gard TO tho Special Income Tax on
officers in the army and enclosing n
letter Of John GaraShty, is received.
reply, that where it is impossible
To obtain returns from such officers,
Assessors may assess them indepeni-
chtly, and if Assessors have reason 10
suppose such officers wilfuIIy neglect
TO make such returns, they should i'm
pose the penalties provided for such
neglect.
You should, therefore, asses; indie
pcndently such officers as have made
no returns. Very respectfully,
j.. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioning
G. F. Shaclfer, Assessor, Lancastef,
Ohio. 1T
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SELLING QUIZ AT COST.

AS | have opened Il new Store in
Columbus, and will move there before
April, | will sell from this day, my
Whole stock of goods for cost. Most Of
these goods were bought when gold
was low. Have on hand n fine assort-
ment of Christmas and New Year $
presents. Call before it is too late.
A. AARON.
Dee. 1J.-3m.
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The funeral services of Samuel
Cannon Sr., who died at 3 o'clock this
Crhursday) morning, will take place
at the NJ. E. Church, on Sunday next
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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Chnrch Notice.

Tho Rev. E. P. SWIFT will preach
at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
next, morning and evening. Services
rernlar in future. Pcws free.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGE 'OFTHIS LnAy

IrHi NAr'oSAl SAVINGS BANK, offering hIsbes
rate ofintersst than any other, and the best sStury
Any Savings bank which pays ITS depostors in U. 8.
Notes, considers that is paying in the best creua.
ting medium Of the country, and cannot pay in any
thing better, for its own assets either in Govern
ment SECURITIES II notes or bonds payable in gov
ernment paper.
1t is equally convenient as temporary or perna.
nent inyestment. The notes can always be sold for
within fraction of their face, and accumulated inter.
est and are the best security with banks as eoiatsf.
ale for discounts.
Convertible into a six per cent 5-so Cola
BOND.
In s1lition to the very ber, interest oa tho notes
for three years, this privilege OF conversion 10 noa
worth about thrcc Per cent per annum, for the
rent rate for $50 bonds is not less than per cent
premium, and before the the premium on six per
cent. L. :. stocks twenty per cent. II will
he seen that the actual profit this loan the pres.
ent market rate is no. less than ten percent per al.
Its Exemption from state and MuhfsipGt
Taxation.
| Tlul aside from all the advantages VIC have emu;
mcratod, special Act OF Congress srsmpts all bo~dS
aud Tr,u'Hry Notes from local redtion On the aver
age this exemption s worth about two per cent. per
annum according to the rate of taxation in various
/
parts ofthe country.
lis believed that securities oifsr great induce
ments to lenders those issued by the Government.
O. all other forms ofniebOdness, the faith ability
of private parties, or stock companies, or sspsratO
cGmnuniilcs, oniy.Is pledged for payment, while the
whole property of the country is held to secure the
discharge Of I'll the Obligations Of the United States,
Wh,o the government offers the most liberal terms
for s loans believes that the very strongest appGN
viii be to the loyalty and patriotism bf the people.
Duplicate certificates Will be issued foraI deposits.
The party depositng must endorse upon the original
certificate the determination of notes required, and
whctlert they are to be issued IN blank or payable to
order. When endorsed it must he left with the
officer Receiving the deposit, to be forwarded to the
Treasury Department.
SuBscRIrTIoNs WIZ EE EEcLIvEp by the Treasurer sf
the United States atWashington the several Assist.
ant Trcasurers aud designated DrpostariOS, and by
the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OfCOlumbaS
First National Bank OF ZanesvtIls, and
Ivy all National Banks which are dspeatariss of Puhs
lie money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further infornahoH
and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBscRIBIRS.
Aug. p, 1864.
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Draft SsDotlng for Pleaaun, Township

Draft Meeting for Pleasant Township
There will be q meeting OF the 'iti-
1ens of Pleasant Township at Mob
lings or at the Election Hoasc, on
MONDAY, January I'd, 1863, al
1o'clock p. M.,
for tho purpose Of adopting measures
TO fill the quota Of the township under
tho lato call for 100000 troops. Afall
attendance is urged.
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Sale of Real Estate.

n Will offer at public sale at the door OF the Court
\ House in tho CITY ofINncaster, ON
I'ucSddy, January lOM, 1865,
at IL o'clock of said day, the following described
property to'wit:
Al tile undivided interest Of the heirs OF s. G
Foster, cccasc /, Cha, b'ng onr-tmrD of Lots Nos
~ So 81, S2, 50, ST. ~, 81, 81, SS aud ~ IN East
Lancaster, and in Fosters addition 90 the same.
Also Lot No. 3Sl, and 5 feet oil Lot No.3'l IN tho
CITY ofLmta'er, and now occupied by Alvah Ferry
ESD. %
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
b. W. CARLISLE, Agent.
Dec2S lSGi,-2t
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DRAFT! DRAFT!
sg1DGD.aDdDaD
OR.

DR.. Lewis of Lancaster will furnish
Substitutes and Recruits for lndividu-
nj persons, or for townships. "Men
always on hand"
Call carly ard secure yourself
against the draft
4: .-~.-,-s.. DIR. J. W. LEWIS.
Dec. 90 I'm. st.
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Is II SO.

That you want a go6l suit of clothes?
Then call at RIslNG's and select your
Cloths or Cassmcrcs; leave your
measures and he will get you up first
class suit, Fat prices that will prove sat
isfatory. Trout & Donavan are all
ways ready to give entire satisfaction
p. RISING.
n.t y Al
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Samuel Masters, Co. /, 18th Ohio
Regiment, died at Andcrsonyille, Ga,
of anasarea, June 11th, 1864.