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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-01

asD~On the 26th Of this month the
efficient Deputy Provost Marshal, Mr..
Thomas Drake, seized under the order
Of Major General Heintzlcman, a box
Of pistols and sent them to Hcad1uar-
tcrs.
1t is proper that tho facts should be
given to the people in this case, as also
all others of the kind.
On the 9!h Of August inst, box Of
similar character from the Man
haitian Fire Arms Manufacturing
Company, N. j., addressed to John
Geigcr, care Of O. Case, Logan, o.,
with SSl 80 charges, were sent to
Hooking county, and on the 9th inst.
this box, seized, came to Lancaster,
addressed TO John Geiger, care of Wm.
\. Shultz, Esq S7l GO charges, On the
box being sent to Mr.. Shultz, he Ut
once informed the Express Agent he
knew nothing of either Mr. Gcigcr or
the arms, and declined to receive them.
This naturally lead to inquiry. Who
is John Geigcr, and how docs it come
he is having rcvolvcrs sent first to
Hooking county and then to Lancas-
ter? No ono knew Mr.. Geiger, and
especially the man in whose care they
were sent. The facts We're reported
to Major General Hcintzleman's Head
quarters, and you have the result
This may be unconstitutional, but il
fire arms continue to be used in this
community improperly, as they have
for somo time past, some other things
may be done that will be uacOAsti.
tWiOnal.
1t is proper to state that Mr. Shulta
the Democratic Solicitor of this city
is very anxious TO find out who Mr.
Geigcr is, and says some one has been
making an unauthorized use of his
name. He further says no honest
man, in times like these, will so act
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Two fires occurred on Main .reet
last night, consuming number Of old
boards, barrels, &C., and several gallons
Of tar Supposed to ohavebeen thcisork
Of some half dozen ineehdiaries, one
ofwhom shouted "'Rah for 'CIellai. -
Tic brass band was brought out, and
Hon. c. D. Martin, Brig. Gen. Col. N,
Schlcich, who made the grand advance
on Washington in an ambulance, and
fought tho battles of the Rapidan be-
hind log (see McGroarty and Avoy)
and Judge Loohner, were all present,
blowing like so many bellows, but
all the wind raised failed to blow the
fire out, and in fact only increased the
flames. All the efforts ofthcsc gentle
men were futile, the crowd, principal-
ly boys and girlsl stood BY, and saw
the whole pile, boards, barrels, tar, and
all, burn down, without a single effort
to save them, and with the most shame
less and provoking Indifference.
In short, the attempted Mcclellan
ratification meeting hst niglit'wds the
coolest and deadcst failure the Demo.
cracy wero cSefNllhown to- make, in
ratifying Presidential nomination.
There were not half dozen men who
shouted for Mcclellan, and the crowd
was 'lmmcnsoIy" small, fer n Copper
head gathering. The moro hardened
and bitter rebels III Tic party are grum
and mad, and swear that Mcclellan
will be beaten 10000 ip this State
What shame il is to cram such an
Abolition war man, as Mcclellan down
the sore cthroats of the Northern rebels.
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LANCASTER MAI,KET.
New York Market.

New YORK, August 30, 1864. ID
FLOUR-State aud Western yer,
heavy, unsettled, andf309501 lower
Sales at 50 7j@9 80 for extra State
so 5O@ll 90 tor common to good
shipping brands extra round.hooE
Ohio; and Sll 0G@l2 IS for trade
brands, the market closing heavy and
unsettled. d
WIIISKY-Hcavy. Sales at ST. 50
for State and Western, including one
lot 0f;Westerp at, 81 S3,y-,,.r g..
WlIEAT4Dull. heavy AMI 5@7c
lower. Sales at 50 30G2 So for Win
ter Red Western, and 81 3G@2 30 tor
amber Michigan, the latter for prime.
CORN-Ilcavy and lower Sales at
81 5S@l 60 for mixed Western
OATS-Dull and lower. Sales Cpl
@93c for Western.
COFFEE-DulI, at l7@ l9c for La.
guayra; 4S@5Oc for Rio; 47049c for
Maracaibo; 58@G0c for Java; and 42c
for st. Domingo. ..,..'....
BUTrER-Unsettlcd and nominal
y lower, at l2@47c for Ohio, and 47@
54c for State.
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u. S. 7.3O LOAN.

The Secretary n the Treasury gives notice that
subscriptions will be received for coupon Treasury
Notes paysbie three yeHr. from Aug i5,h. 1s1i with
senaDnual interest at the rate Il sevon and three.
tcnths Ief cent. per aunuin pndcipal and interest
both to bc paid in lawful money
These notes a5ibc convertible at ti,e oio, 81 he
holder a maturity into slS per cent gold bearing
bonds payiLic not sas tlisn Eve nor more than
twenty years from their date, as tho Coyemment
msy elect. They will be issued In determinations
Of go si0 sbO. 5000 and 5000, aud all sulscrip.
tons mu.t be nay dollars or some multiple Of fity
dollars.
The notes Will b5 'rah5inittod 10 the owners fIeo oi
transportation chngcs.as soon after tho receipt Of
the original Certificates Of Dcpostasfhey canbe pre-
paEcd.
4sthsNstes dra,y iiiterestfrom August Is, persous
making deposit. subsequent 10 that date mhst poy
the interest .rucd roin iato Of note to date Of de.
post -@ s4>ys i
Pa1Gstcpositn twenty gyo tho4ssni dollars anI
npaarJs fJl the,G hotAs st day sn4 ts ,ilIi.aloe.
edhtohnhia asson gfpte qui1tcr osgr.s gygp,t, yheh
vii he lgJi BY tue Trs,lry DsAartiaept upon tie
receipt Dili III amount eer,ih@fS by he a.
Gaer with'v h6Ert NE depOsit y9gIpIdc., Nod5due-
tjoRS fof commissions must ye made. from The de-
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q. s. 1910 Bonds.


These Dondsars issued under the Act ofconsrc.s al
March sth, 1851, which provides that all Bonds issued
under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXA.
iioNey or undSr any Stale or municipal aulhonty.
subscription, to these Bonds arc tecvitod IN United
states notes or notes Of National Banks They are
IobE hEbsEAEp N COIN ~ ths pigasare q che
government atany period, not less tan Ten nermors
hah Jorfg years from thor date, and until their re.
nheainnp,ionflvE PER 'JENT. INTEREST WILL fE
TTAiiDIN COIN, on Bonds Of not ovor one hnAdTed
dollars annually, aud ON all other Bends sem.nnnn.
NY. Ihe Interest IL payable on the irst days VI
March aBd September 10 each year
Sunseribcrs Will receive either Registered or Cou.
pon bon'ls, as they may prefer. Registered honda
tre recorded on the books Of the " g. Treasurer aud
eau he transferred only on tis owners order. Con-
pom Bondsare payable to bearer, and arc more com
Venient fOreoulmercal uses.
Subscribers to this lonn wllhave the option Of hav-
ing thor Bonds drtw interest from March LIST, by
paying the accrued interest In coin--(or In United
States notes. or the notes of National Banks adding
Rity per cent for premium) or receive them draw
n interest iImn the date VI subscription and deposit
A. thg..s ilfptdl 10
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GGr A large portion of the American
people are wholly unaware Of the dele
terious, not to say dangerous, effects
incident to tho use Of many of the
worthless nostrums now advertised and
puffed by unprincipled vendors Of
Cough Medicines, and in this change
able climate Of ours, where I'VE are 50
subject to common colds, it isglrighly
important that every body should be
made acquainted with that standard
Remedy, Madame POrter's Cough Bal
sam. A pleasant and purely vegetat
bio preparation. Sold by all Drug.
gists, price 25 and so cents per bottle.
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SaS- WE are glad TO sec the people
of the county waking up to their in
terest at last, and using all their
power both by money and persuasion
10 induce all who can to enlist, and
thereby get rid of the draft.
Bloom Township, we are informed
is offering s4OO local bounty. That is
right; you who feel that you cant go
put your money in and say to those
who do go, here is my sympathy in
the shape of 800. All parties in
Bloom lavo united upon this. Tho
time is short work hard work late
and carly, and Fairfield may yet be
saved from draft. Now is your time
boys, to volunteer, and get SlOO IocaI
bounty, 500 Government bounty, and
SIC per month for ono year. 1t il
equal to $j7 q mouth, besides boarding
and clothing.
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RRrAs the timc for our annual
State Fair approaches, we note deep
and increasing interest in the ap-
proaching event.
The exerticns of the managers and
directors have beon to mako this the
crowning Fair of all previous ones
held in the State. The site OF the
grounds selected has never been cX-
ccllod, being the beautiful grove own
cd by Mr.. Stuart, and situated at the
foot of High Street, easy OF acccss'
we'll watcrcd, beautifully shaded, and
just at pleasant distance from the
city. Our citizens, we hope to see
turn out en- masse, and by all efforts in
their power second the endeavors Of
the Directors to hold an Agricultural!
Exhibition worthy of the Buckeye
State.
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BS~Ourreaders, and especially those
who attend our city Market, would do
well to read carefully the new Market
Ordinance found in another column.
Our city Marshal in the performance
ofhis duty under this ordinance has
already "eonfiscated" several rolls , of
butter, &c, You who bring your pro-
duce to market had better bring cor
rect weights and measures with you
or Marshal Stoneburner will be after
YOU With d sharp stick. . 81 u !
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Union Meeting
Tonight.
TIE CAMPAIGN OPENED.

There will be a Union Meeting to-
night, THURSDAY y, Sept. 1St, at the
GOURT HOUSE, in Laacaster.
DE WITT G. NOURSE, Attorney
General OF Iowa, Hon. JOB y. STE.
NENSON, our candidate for Congress,
and Col. JOHN NJ. 'CONNE1L, will
address the people.
Turn out every body, and hear the
great issues Of the campaign discus
scd. The contest is opened. The
wolf puts ca sheePs clothing, and
will endeavor to deceive the people,
Bring out your friends and neighbors.
BY order.
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RISE IN PAPER.

Paper has risen to s15 per bundle,
and we must pay cash. This is near
jly "Jlthece times the old price, We
again earnestly urge our friends
to call and pay all arrcarages and al
SO to pay in advance. We must be-
cirfagair and strike a number ofnames
tromfour list Itis impossible for rs
to furnish the paper, without prompt
pay.
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Ladls. seldl.r. AIa soeIe,r.

BY way Of acknowledgement to its
many generous contributors, and also
togive information 10 all Interested in
the good cause, the Soldiers Aid SoAe-
ty Of Lancaster make The following re.
port Of articles shipped by IL 70 the
Gin. Branch Of TIE Sanitary Comnis-
sion since the month Of May last
May l6th--One box containing 2G
shirts, Il prs drawers, 2 pillows, ban
dages, rags, books and papers.
July 9th--One box containing 22
shirts, 2jprs drawers % handltcrchicfs.
August 24-Two boxes and ono bar
rol--box No. / containing % shirts,
2 prs drawers, 81 haadkerclieis, 3
books, jar Of prunes, ) bottles black !.
berry syrup, rags, and ! pound oftea.
Box No. 2 containing - jars Of fruit
Barrel containing onions, hops, and
dried apples. lila III
Mrs. JOHN D. MARTIN.
Recording Secretary. 4
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3ppIicaliOnS for Exemption
from Draft,
HR,pQRS BOARD n7 ENROLMENT,
l2'i District, Cir:leyii!c, OlnO.

I'M UtStFITT IIIT9IrNiIIN' VIllO. J
Z = ohcdorcc to Cirtu,Ir No -, War Department.
prtty.t lar-1tY Generals Office, lated Wushi ~
ton, D. C. .irno 18th. fSsE the Board ol Ent Him N
oftha llth District Of chi" vlll continue tr hear aI',
plicauons to bc stricken com the roll on Jccotn oi
l,t-lliruagc. 2l-Nun-rcsdcnrr. 3d--Oycr AZ
ith-prrmaueut Physical Disability aS 10 render the
person uu' nJlopo! -gh"t tvr enrolment under the
law md negotiations. .. ...
The evidence in reg ,rl 70 Nienlgc Nor.resdenre,
and uSuitahlrncss nf age must conform IN the rules
and requirements of the lrW and "glut.ons l" tn"
dGty ot hearing and deciding upon claims ior eXcm-
tiun. M the time t't ,Nu hr spared from ";her d'I-
ties VIII ,ont uupuly hr d"yplrlh by the Board. \.
no time. limiting th..n examinations, is fixed, thd-"
enrolled may choose such time as suits their conre-
GEO w. RoBY, Pro. Mar.
NJ kAtiNN, Cpp'r.
Illrnal I-1..lf. N. d. HOMES. SIIrLror..
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R1eauncR ehonAzUR.

TVNhc undersigned will commence the term Of his
4 SELECT SCHOOL ON ..
MONDAY, September 5th, 1864.
Pupils will not be received for a shorter period than
term of twelve weeks, nor Will any deduction bc
made for absence, except in cases Of sickness.
sept l-23-tf JOHN WILLIAMS.
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E5"Our thanks arc due Mr.. T. H. B.
MCCAUsLAND and MARTIN HILL ESQ,
for those mammouth Watcrmeons fur
nishcd by them last week. You arc
invited to call again and bring your
friends.
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Hon. job Il. Stevenson.

Mr.. Stevenson, our gifted and pa
triotic nominee for Congress, sub
scri6cS for ten copies of the Gazette to
send to the soldiers. We will warrant
him ten friends inthe army for every
copy of the paper sent. rr
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UNION CENTRAL COMM ITTEE

Will meet on SATURDAY, Sept
10th, 1864. Important business will
be before the Committee. Let every
member be present, or-notfy the Com,
ihittee that they vii! Ndt.be present.
L. FRITTER, Chairman
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.>pECIiL ADTlyTiGE. ePfuISE Az

ITLA yHrDiisAE SSFviss pAYE .olf:rng higher
rate 6f Interest dan aty6f&f;5 stf heJ-.tsr.rtG
Any ssTht;s bank cltpysifs iepos,tJrs ~ u.S.y
Notss, cop3iders u.st It - ing n the best crgyll-
ting nel.yin Of the couIfy aniit6asa5t pay NJ ass.
thn,f bettor.at IL own .ssets a4 elTlgIAiUoeeti
m2nt saenE.tg} oFp D'ies y'.3Yg4 E.EfIlo ~ go,
ne epiSlif aatySn.eft as afelPsiriiry Or g.ernri
n"nt ntnye1'n'ni/ The Uoies pIASsys,lc 2Jl Gof
within fri: on 7 .'ir.rf ~ an a. .nngl ~ pt.r-
eat, and arc , best .scuriy s.th Lsp. eYilitcr-
ConvcriihirIn'o Six per cen; $40 Gold
.rr. EoAD. .--. .--r
hailto1 2, 5,oy,ry l'ar,l interest oa Il. not .s
for three y"lrs. '.5 pr.v,:, of roiysr .,n - nos
vgrth at"l, ,hlc' pcs cent per annurr ior The cur
rcu. rate Or 5lH b,nls not lass fhon nine per sa,
p,enffnr pni Dc.,ictu' vprtir. premium on e,x prl
coAc L. : s;o.ls-ra9 over tSq,I'y per cct, It Viii
he .cn ili laa.tHn p.pIt otas loan, at TIE pres.
eft~ar.ot.a'a i,rs less tIsg teu P.reGat rtr ysn-
nun.
Us Exemption from e,nte and Iuaicipaf
-.. H'sxation. .. .tg7
Bu, arlc IRON 10 t'I, aiymt,,.s st r.. Gnu.
n9ryiea q spsaoi Aetyf cJpEa,, sss,y;e g. goata
gaI T,.1..yt ty'-. 0,a hgEtargi3i On DC aver.
aa5 ;his cyginr'tr a yltl ia,o l"5 per .cns per
anAu.a, a..,llagtv the fy.s oi ;a;.alUA III yar.gu,
parts O:thc country.
lti5balicrei a.-.A5ys lrisYDlN re1iinIncc-
iacEin to lafdcis ps tr,se ss!sllS thctj6sl ncut.
In - other forms Of linieDtoaug The iJth orLlity
Of private parties or stock oJuDsn.rs, " s.pcljtl
Communities, only, pledged iST priaGri. ElnIs TIT
wAyIe propoft% ofthe e9tutry hci,! u sepre the
discharge 0: ll INC osg ,tiois sithc United States.
Whsethe g2te unacat oiicgs The Iayasibeg'i terms
Tor IL loans, Il Jorcrcstlni the r"fg brfsaf appot
VIII >" u the loyalty and ptriotisu oI the people.
Duplicate y".lf -ics VII lc ssup,j ioE d,yv-ity
The party icpslUg ruust endorse Upon tie o,afifi!
c5at1Icatq be dcnol4 nsiou N notes regHired and
whether .Aey 10 Doc issued IN blank og payable to
osiqr. When 80 endg e,l IT inn-t be let wtL tio
officer receiving the deposit, to'ie forwarded to ,e
Treasury Department. '-f.tE q tft z.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL 81 RECEIVED - the Treasurer y,
the United States at Washington, .be several Assist.
ant Treasurer. AID ddesguaicd> Dcposiiaris- anl ~
the t|.I. /+-FyyyyGT
FIRST NATIONAL EASK ofColumbus
First Naiiohal BANK Of zsnesyiHe, spi
By all National Banks which are lcp2-i4rie y pub
Il. money, and '',- |'' |t."
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKEEs
throughout the country Win give mriher iusor4lltigu
and ..-rT -
AFronp EVERY rAeILlrY TO srnscnIDHns.
Aug. %, lsVi
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GOV. 8R0UGH, aad Others, will
address a MASS NETTING ia Ctrcle-
piNe, on Saturday, 3d inst. Pickaway
county invites Fairfield. 1t will be 4
basket meeting. ..-. .......
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NO6RCe.

NTOTICEis hereby given that the subscrihorh'
Y been appointed and qutl.lcd NJ Administrator OF
the estate Of j. g. CHARLES hoyNj. late OF Fairfield
county, dec. Creditors are required to proscntthc
claims duly verified, and thnsc indebted TO the est't,
w ''''''S GEORGE W. BovING.
August o5.1l.3Wa
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Exempt from Municipal or State
Taxation,

their vniue ~ increase1 from one to three per
cent per auuiu, according 10 the rate of tax lcties
Ia various parts Of the country.
At the present rate VI premium on gold they pSy
over Eight per Cent. Interest
IN narrTcncy, anl Of equal convenience as perma
ncIt Of temporary Investment.
Ills bslovod that 10 securities Offer 50 great in
dsieinonts blenders the various descriptions of
j Bonds. In al olherforms Of Indebtedness, the
faith VI ability private parties stock companies
or septrtte communities only is pledged for pay.
in"ni, willie for the debts Of the United States the
woleprdp.r Of fthe country s holden to secure tho
payinenl Of both principal and interest IN coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
so up 10 any magnitude, tho terms, and are
mus made equally available 70 the smallest lendet
and the largest capitalist. They can be eonysrted
.nIO money al my moment, and the holder will have
the benefit o!thc interest.
Nlnsy iseigl % state IN this connection that the
iUtlf Fun led Dcbt Of the United States on which IN
tero7ts pIy5sa III gold the 81 day VI March 1884,
WlB S76s sjJOtn. The interest ON this debt for the
coming fiscal year VII be si5,5sI2d, while the Gus
toms revenue la gold Tor the current fiscal year, end
June Goth ls6l Mas been " far at the rate ofOycT
s.pJfsDoCJ per AMMAN.
Itwll be seen th-t even the present gold revenues
g'ihe Government largely in excess OF the vents
1Ilhe Treasury for the payment OF. gold interest,
willie the reant increase Of the tariff will doubtless
Tiise the annual receipts from customs on the sufne
.InDnn. OfirpOnatiOuH to slGJ.GO0,OU0 per annuIn.
Instructions U the National Banks actingns loan
agents we're no. issued from the United States Treas
usy until March ~, but in the first three weeks q
ADrl the suy~rptions ayetagcd inorc than TEN
MILLION WEEK.
subr:riruon- viii be- received Ly the
First National Kauk Of Cincinnati, o.
THIRD gi.i0na! Bsn; % Cincinnati, U.
Fourth National Bank Of Cincinnati, y.
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nITo, J WIN IT. VI y II ] ] y,
Recording Secretary.

rsy-0n Monday Of this week. his Hon
or, Justice Stcinman, committed franl;
Faughner for horse stealing, in dcfaul,
of $500 for his appearance at the next
term OF the Common Pleas Court.
The stolen horse belonged to Mr.
Zebulon Peters, west Of the city. su
ge5~Go to Circlcviil3 next Saturday
and hear Gov. BROUGH.
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WORTHY OF 1MIrArIoN,-Mr. JAcoD
HUBER, Esq, of Pleasant township,
came in a few days since and voluuta-
rily contributed s25 for the benefit OF
the Union cause.
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n rw Advertisements
N NqDGHeR.

EWE undersigned has been appointed and quail
. hcdas administrator Of the estate Of GEORGE
REELHORN, dee,
Creditors are required to present thcjr claims duly
verified, and those indebted 10 The estate to make
immediate payment. ..
HENRY G BLACK,
Sept I-;Iw 'IgF Admins traitor.
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LIZ DGh@ %.

NOTlCE is hereby given that tilc undersigned has
z been appointed and qualified as Administrator ul
the estate Of SOLOMON LUT2, dee
Sept l-3w JOHN SHUNAkER, Admir-
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PROPOSALS,

VWTII.I, hc received AZ the Grocery Of HUGH
w CANNON, near the Rail Road in Lancaster,
to tho lst OF September, g. D. 1891 for the digging 0
a ditch from pOintnear the starch FACTORY 10 u
point in BRIdVytn's Run. -r.
Parties desiring to make lids can see plat OF
said ditch by calling at Mr. Clnnln's. ,..
JOHN a. HUNTER,
....... s.- Chairman Ditch Committees
Aug. lR,-2l aw. N|
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THOSE PISTOLS.

1t having been circulated by some
evil disposed persons that Mr.. John
Gciger, who lives near Plcasantville,
in this county, had sent to the Man
haitian Fire Arms Co. for a box of Pis-
tolls, and had the same sent by express
to him in the care of VIM. A. Shultz,
Of this place, Mr.. Geigcr desires us
to say for him, that he never had any
connection with the 1matter, in any
shape or form, and further, that who
n ever used his name, did'so without
any, authority whatever
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TnE oyster season is opened and the
campaign will undoubtedly be vigor-
ous, Henry Sears, at the City Saloon,
has just received, u fresh supply. Call
and cat. t'."u. t...- ...H,, ,.@I
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We see the citizens Of McConnclls-
vile are preparing to organize anoth-
or company Of Home Guards. May
not another such company be Of ser
yico here?
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EeG=OH Notice.

yBSbonas sunhcrman and Ruth Sunderman his wife
I Rciali Slndenman and Rcbccca Sundermsn his
vie Rachel Stevenson, Lewis Stevenson, William
stevenson Jesse Stevenson, yDn Of Sater Stevenson,
deceased; Hiram Stayehson, Wesley Stevenson; gnd
the unknown children and heirs ut law of Gideon
Peters, decea5ed son Of Mary Peters, deceased, and
the unknown children and heirs ut law Of Safer Ste
iIa wife and IiIolnas Henry W0lkeT. Samuel Conner.
AMI Harrrt coircr, tus wife, will take notice that
Henry s. Holt and Ruth Holt his wife; Sarah Barlles.
widow: Io4evh Miner and Mary MilnSr his wife
and Eiihu McCracken ard Rachel McCrackeh hIs
wife, jid or the eth Of july A. D. 1864, file their Pc
li1a N the Court Oi Co,ntnon Pleas within pnd for
tie countl Of Fairfield and Stts Or Ohio against them
petition Is tina, the defendants or such Of them as
may be vested with the legal title to the lands in the
petition described to-wit: part OF the West half
u Section Nc Z, Township rs, Of Knhgr TX in Fair
irld county Ohio. and bounded as follows Begin
ming nt the Northcast corner of said half section I;
thence West ls6 perches to the North West corner
thence SUuth VG-lO prrchos to post; thence Eost
lGG per.hes thence North 100 CLIO perches 70 tho
place OboginuHg Containing lOi acres more or less
be dccfcai TO hold IKE in trust for the use OF
the last " and Trstomerit Of sarah stevenson de-
-,sri and for the plaintiff as the tenehcares enti-
tied to strhuton Of the proceeds df the sale thereof
and subject 10 he conveyed TO- and absolutely vested
IN the eyurchAserA at the sale thereof that said lands
W ecreci 70 lie sold ~ the fee simple title thereof
and hatu until sale thereof Gn made that recelyer DO
ynuOu,el by the Court tO Lease nf rent said lands
md lor 4uGh other and further reefas shall be eIuts
de. And the SAID nonresident and unknown defen-
nt- nre required t0 appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Satprlay after the LIST day Of
sgptemLcr AD lsa HUNTER & DAUGHERTY
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Juiy2s-Is-Gw-pfsS 70.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-01
~ Nan9HG&e

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed and qualified a. Administr,-
tor on the estate of HENRY BRlrEIAM' deGea.ed'
SAMUEL CRIST.
Ipncnstor, AUg lS,-2l 3wH.