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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-28

Nelson Consolidated G. g. y. VI. Go.
Notice Is hereby given that the first annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the above named COM
pany will be held on the FIRST MONDAY Of
April next AZ O'Clock P. NJ, at the company 5
office northwest corner Of Pine and Battery
streets san Francisco, for the purpose of electng
Board Gf Trustees for the ensuing year, and the
transaction Of such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
CHAS J. JANSON. Pres't.
San Francisco. March l6. '6I. mh2l I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-28

G.. W. TURSET. Secretary.
Gold Hill March I'd d mh4 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-28

Rv order Of the Board of Trustees
r,,bs} In, WM Il. HALE, Sscy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-28
5Crosman Gold and silver Mining

BIZ 0rder 0t tns E0WrN 0T ITTsVTGs-
fe2olm EDWARD \. BREED. Sec'y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
1- Ior lho lApea.ier Gazeite.

EDIToRs GAZETTE IL notice q COM
munication in your last issue signed
by ono Henry Harris, in the following
words, viz: .i
81 ask the privilege through the me-
dium of your paper to correct u false
and malicious report, circulated by
some one regardless Of truth.
81 am charged with having said in
reference to the unfortunate occurrence
which took place in Lancaster on the
goth day Of February, that had l the
power, I would hang every man be-
longing to the 18th Ohio.
Now, Mr.. Editor, l was present
(with others acthe County Infrmary
on the evening after the occurren(
above named, and heard Harris say in
reference to the conduct of the sol
diers after the shooting of Little anc
Michaels, that if he were Governor h'
would hang every soldier engaged, il
retaliation, or words to that effect, fol
the truth of which 1 will be qualified
at any time. JOHN HUBER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
The wheat Crop.

Col. S, d. Harris, editor Of the Ohio
Farmer says; ..
"IIaving just returned from a con-
siderable circuit of travel in Eastern
and Central Ohio, and Western Penn
sylvania, we have TO report the wheat
crop as not very promising. Some,
indeed many fields all along our route,
but more particularly in Central Ohio,
ond Western Pennsylvania, look as il
they would como out well, while many
others show no signs Of life at this
time. Two or three weeks Of sunshine
will tell whether the fields are to &c
under entirely, or whether they will
come to life again"
In view Of the probability Of at least
q partial failure of the next wheat
crop, we would urge upon all farmers
to plant as much corn as they possibly
can. 1t will all be needed before
another year.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, March %, 1856


FLOUR-5c botter, with q fair in
quiry, Sales at Sc 50@6 20 for extra
State; 81 1907 25 for extra round
hoop Ohio; and 81 50@9 Is for trade
brands, the market closing firm.
WHISKY-Excited and decidedly
higher, opening at 93c, and closing al
95c for State and Western.
WHEAT-More active and 1c bet.
ter. Sales at 81 61@1 GA for Chicago
Spring and Milwaukee Club; and 81
65@1 50 for Winter red Western,
CORN-Heavy and 1c to 20 lower
Sales at 81 23@1 rs for new yellow
the latter an outside price; 81 rs cash
and 81 26 regular for old mixed West
ern in store. sf Gt "a f.,
oATs-Quict at 8o@s9lc for West
BUTTER-F Firmcr, at 3O@3Sc fol
Ohio, and 40@48c for State.
BEEF CATTLE-F First quality, ST.
5O@16; ordinary to good, S12@13 so
common $40 50@11 so; inferior, $lC
@IO 80. ,sy :.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Extras PEI
head, e9912; prime, 81 50@S so; or
binary s6@7 so; common, So 50@6
inferior, S5@5 so. .l ~
HoGs-Corn-fed, 7!@s1c; still-fod
S@Sll cents. fN"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
From North Carolina.

New York, March 19.-The steamer
Ellen Terry, 14th, has arrived. Two
Of our prisoners were frozen to death
on the way from Richmond to Ameri-
Gus, Georgia. Thirty-one escaped from
the cars,
The hanging of. fifty-one Union SOL
diefs at Kingston, &the reported hang
ing of several companies of the I'd
North Carolina Regiment, has given
start to enlistments of conscripts and
deserters, who are eager to avcngc
these atrocities.
The Newborn Times urges sending
$4,000 troops to North Carolina. New
bern is impregnable, but the the time
has come when q Federal army should
penetrate to the interior, carrying the
banner of social and political enamel
patton, ... ..
The Henderson North Carolina
Times states that nine-tenths Of the
people of that county have signed |
petition to Governor Vance, asking
him to call State Convention.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

NFARY sIrafTer widow Of Andrew Shgifrr, de- d,
lvN Of Fairfield county, Ohio, Isaac Srer and SYLVIA
Ann shJicr minors, and their guardian, Isaac slefcr
John Sifhrr, and Barbara Shieiior his wife Samuel
Harvey Shgffcr. Ethan Slastfer Catlarip- Shelter,
Emily Jane Shffer. and Andres Nelson 5isetter Ini
nors Ethan peTn snd zelda Pern' his wife, Of the
county Of Carroll inthe State Of Indiana, will Ia ke no.
tice that petition was filed against them on the I'D
day OF January 1894, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Fairfield Ohio, by Israel
Shmffer andis pending wherein SAID Israel Sliei-
fer demands partition, &C. Of the following real estate
tO-wit lying and being in the county Ol FMrheld, m
the state Of Ohio and known and distinguished by be-
ing part Of section number eighteen, 10 township
number thirteen. Of Range number nineteen, OF the
lands OF the United States sold at Cmllieothe' and
bounded and described Gs follows: Beginning At the
louth.east corner Of said Section number eighteen,
and running thence North fiiyeght four pole chains
and twenty-five links't0 post thence west twenty
thence south fify-egh four pole chains and twenty
two links 10 post; thence East twenty-five four pole
chains AMI seventyfonr links 10 the place OF begin
nlng, containing one hundred and forty-nine acres
and eighty-six hundredths Of an acre.
Also, part Of the Northwest quarter oi section
number nineteen, in township number thirteen and
Range number nineteen, in said county ol Fairfield
beginning ut the Northwest corner O said section
| thence South twenty-seyen chains and ten links
thence East thirty eight chains and eleven links
thence North twentyseyen chains End eight links 4
| the Northern boundary Of said section; thence wes
| hrty-seTen chains and eighty-three links TO th'
place Of beginning; containing one hundred and two
acres and iorty-eght hundredths Of an acre more o
less, excepting therefrom abont two acres OF land
sold aud conveyed by Andrew Shelter and Mary Sh.et
fer, his wife, to Joseph McCloskey, by deed bearin
And that at the next term OF said Court the said i
rae Shelter will apply foran order that partition ma
be made Of said premises and the Dover estate oi til
ISRAEL SHRFFER,
By Wm. p. Creed, his Attorney.
Lancaster Jan. 2s 1854. "A Gw pfss 10
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvE-
... NUE.
ANNUAL TAXEs For 1907.


The attention Of tax payers IL hereby cnlleI to the
provisions of the United States Excise Law relative
to the assessment Of aDnil'l taxes. -. . .
By the sixth section Of the act Of ny J. 1867 II Is
made the duty Of all persons, partnerships hrns' as,
sociaons or corporations, made liable to- any annual
duty, license, or tax on Or bsfDre The first Monidy o.
Nay in each peGr, to make list or return to lhe AS
sistant Assessor fthe District where located Of the
amount Of annual income, the articles or objects
charged with special and the business Or Occu-
patton liable 10 pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such return by
the day specified will be liable TO be assessed by the
Assessor according 10 the best information which he
can obtain; and IN such case the Assessor Is required
70 add y per centurn 10 the amount Of the items o
such list.
Every person wis shall deliver 10 an Assessor any
false or fraudulent list or statement, with intent to
eyade the valuation or enumeration required BY law
IL subject 10 fno Of fye hundred dollars; and IN
such case the list will be made outby the Assessor oi
Assistant Assessor, and from the valuation and emu
meration so made there can be no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those Tor li'
cences, wall not be demanded until the 'hrtIe'h ia!
of June.
The appropriate blanks on which 70 make return
and ell necessary information viii be furnished "
KISSs FgITTER, Assistant assessor i9rt the Ith DEis
ion to whom the returns should be delivered on
before the first Monday Of May, at his office N Ian
caster,
BY Jacob T. Wsoman, Assistant Assessor for th
9Th Division, ut Bremen commencing March ''h ah'
continuing fire days; at East Rushyille, conmencinI
March lith, and continuing fire days; ut Mllerspori
gistof March, and continuing tce days at Baltimore
2sth Of March, and continuing three days; at Basi
3lst Of March and continuing three days, and at III
| Office in New Salem thereafter
By Isaac +. Koontz, Assistant Assessor for the 81
Division, Mt Royaton, 18th Of March, and contnuln
Rye days; Mt Amanda, 2lst Of March, and cOntnuin
six days at Cearport, 2Sth Q! Garch, and contnun
six days; at Oakland, 4th OF April, and contnuin
Ave days; Ct Stoutsyille nth Of April and contlnl
ing Eve days and at his residence thereafter, in Mad
ison township.
By Abraham W. Beery, Assistant Assessor for th
9th Division at PickcrngtOn, nth ofMarch, and col
tinuing five days; at Lockyi!le, 2lst Of March, an
continuing five days, and at his Office in Lithopol
thereafter.
To whom the returns should be delivered on
before The first Monday OF May 1864 ut the times aI
places destrnated C. p. SH HEFFER,
US. Assessor, 18th DistriC
lancaster Feb. "a, 1861
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
MARSHAL LANTS.

The Eagle of last week devotcs
much space to the trial of Marshal
Lantz, and to the abuse of those who
it alleges, have tried to injnre him.
Our readers will remember that we
stated our impression of his innocence
o" the charge of striking Little and
Michaels In our first issue after the
fatal affray at the Boomerang. That
the Eagle should make further al
tempt to eXonerate him after his trial
is all we'll enough, but it is asking
quite too much of sensible people TO
--accept it's assertion to the effect'that
Laptz was netting in the performance
gof his duty on that occasion. No tcs-
timony at the trial of Lantz shows any
particular effort on his part to COM
nniand the peace in the direction from
whence its greatest violation pro
cecded. We hear ofno demonstration
ofhis upon John See while engaged
& in shooting, and no effort to arrest
him after he Nahtz) had assisted in
pushing into tho street and closing
the doors against those who might
have arrested him.
If he had displayed the same energy
in an attempt to arrest See which he
did in pushing soldiers into the street
he would have been entitled to great
credit. But every one with any ap
tpreciation of his duties, can but say
that he sadly failed in its performance
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
RECRuITING.

'un There is still an opportunity for Vol
unteers to enlist, and tho large boun-
ties of S4O2 to Veterans and 1902 to
new recruits are still continued. Lieut..
CHARLES II, RIcS has opened a re-
cruiting office at 1onN N. L1rrtE's S Sad
dlerl Shop; ON MainIStreet. The 4Gth
Regiment for which he is recruiting,
is a Veteran Regiment, and has a glo-
rious record in the campaigns of Grant
and Sherman in the southwest, Sec
advertisement in another column.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24

Spotted Fever---N0t n New Disease.
Some alarm has been created in our
community from reports of cases Of
spotted feyer, which is believed to be a
nec diSeaSe-unknown to the medical
profession, and consequently their
treatment must be empirical. Not so.
AS early as 1SO6it appeared in several
sections of Massachusetts,; again in
1910. In 1912 it appeared among the
United States troops at Grccnbush,
making great havoc among them. A
committee of the ablest medical men
was sontt to this military station, and
after full Investigation of the causes,
symptoms and treatment, made a
highly vaIuabe report. With this re-
port most medical men are, or should
be, familiar. In 1913 this fever was
prevalent, and very fatal in Vermont
In 19i2--'13 this fever prevailed cx-
tensively in the vicinities of Philadel
phia. A portion of the Eastern shore
of Maryland was also visited by it il
1S13--'14, AS limited epidemic i
visited Centre and York counties Pa.
in 1878. Since that period, this dis
ease has occasionally appeared in man.
of our Western and Northwestern
States.
In Europe the spotted .ferer was wei
known to the medical profession q
/ carly as 1859. So its neCneSs can nc
= count moro than one hundred year.
r Generally the fever is mild-whc
5 malignant, like all other malignar
. fevers, it must prove fatal in major
ity of cases. We say to oar peopl
do not be a alarmed. Live clcanl,
soberly, orderly, and you will ha,
= little to fear. ..... MEDICUS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24

peA-Complcte returns Of the vote for
Governor of New Hampshire gave GIL-
MORE 1903 majority. It's now believ-
ed that the fifth Union counsellor is
elected, as the remaining four certain
ly are. The Senate stands 9 Union to
3 Democrats; the House stands 2O5
Union to 1O8 Democrats, with three or
four to be heard from.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
Pleasant Township
Seminary.

TTvHE above Seminary, united with the Hygenlc
4 Home Cure, IL an Institution OF learning that
presents to all, but more especially TO lnyalids the
opportunity Of securing thorough Education, and
Of improving their physical powers At the same time,
and fOrless money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
2Sl A. D. 1861, and consist Of 40 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, as follows:
Summer Sessionfrom March tho 2sth to June 18th
1864. Twelve weeks tuition S.. Vacation 10 weeks
Fall Session, from August 29th 70 November the 18th
1861. Twelve weeks tuition So. No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 2lst, 1894 to March
the 10th, 1885 Sixteen weeks tuition So.
Tuition must he paid in advance, secured by note
and no reduction will be made account Of absence.
BD-Boartng, consisting Of farinaceous food, fruit
andvegetablcs, will be furnished by the Principals a
81 peri week.
bG-I have also purchaseda Piano, and secured th'
services Of Professor c. ScHsEIDER to give instruction
on the Piano, and other instruments Of music, rea
sonablo terms Dir. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal,
...... MICHAEL KEAGY, Assistant.
| March 10, 1sGi-ly5O
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
In Fairfield County Common Pleas cOurt
(lltiO.

Andrew Pearse and Salein Pearse Plaintiff,
against
James r Pearse AMI Mary A. PeArse, his vie, De-
PENDANTS.
TAME5 r Pearse and Mary A. Pearse his wife OF
u Carroll county in the State Of Illinois, will tpke
notice that Andrew Pearse and Salem Pearse Vi the
county Of Fairfield in the State Of Ohio did, on tho
third day OF February A. u. ls5i.h- his petition in
ty Of Fairfield and State Of Ohio, agdnst tho said
James r. Pe1rse aud Mary a. Pearye his wife, defend
ants setting forth thsi ON the nth day Of August A.
DlSJ9 the said defendant James T. Peirse made and
delivered othA said Andrew Pearse aud 5rm Pearse
his certain Pronssory note Of that dAe due one day
otter dsta for the Of eight hundred and ninetytwo
dollars ss92, That the same day the sad detend-
ants James T Pearsc and Mary 4. Pesrsc, his vile,
executed and delivered 70 the said Andrew Pearse and
salem Pesrse their certain mortgage deed, dated
August llth, A. D. 1853, to secure the payment O the
said sum Of eight hundred and ninety-two dollar.
s5sL and the interest thereon, upon the undivided
third part Of part Of the west half Of Section No o
Township No. Is Of Range No. ~, estimated to con-
tain one hundred AMI Gltytwo (l5s) acres, more OF
less. and lying and being in the county Of Fairfield
IN the State Ohio; and praying that said defendants
may pay the sid sum Of ssS2 70, and the interest
thereon, or that said premises may be sold to pay
| the same.
The said James T. Pearse and Mary 4. Pcarse are no
tilted that they are requredio appear and answer sail
petition, on or before the Sd Saturday after the lHl
Jay Of March. A. y. nGt. .,,
ANDREW PEARSE, anl SALEM PEtii5E.
By CLNEgE& FRIrTER. Attorneys.
February 4, ISG3-ijGw pfs7c
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
Notice.

NT Office Is hereby given. that the undersigned has
" been appointed Administrator with the Nill nn-
nexel Of the estate OF En0eh Nandyke, late VI fAr-
field county, Ohio. 'f'
All persons indebted 10 the estate az" requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having CLAIMS
against the same win present them. du5 authenlics
ted, 10 the undersigned for allowance.
ELIJAH BEERY, Ad'Inr
Feb On 'C4-is4y with the will annexed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
Sale of Real Estate
RY ORDER OF COURT.

an the lsthday Of March, 1904 between the hours
b0f lOand o'clock Of said day, ON the premises,
will be sold to the highest bidder the following real
estate as the property of Valentine Cupp, deed, sit
uatc in said county of Fairfield, towit: The South
west quarter of Section No. eght(S in township No
Sixteen p6,) Of Range No. eighteen CS)--contsalnhg
l6s acres more or less. Subject to dover and home
stead as assigned.
Appraised at S35 90 per acre,
Terms OF Sale.-One third in hand, and the res
idue thereof in one and two years thereafter, with IN
terest from the day OF SALE to be secured by mortgage
MARrIE 4 MCNEiLL, II g. BLAck,
Au'ys. admir- OF Valentine Cupp' uec.
Feb. lS ISG4-i7 5w PISS %
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
Township Ticket.

We call particular attention to the
u. Enion ticket for Hooking township,
ssl which we publish to-day, Lotus take
this,earlys opportunity to urge Union
men of the Township to go to the polls
on that day, and urge your neighbors
TO 60 also There is much gained by
% z vigorous manifestation of strength
attbe Spring elections.
sW gl Do not be discouraged by the
fact that Cor some time past, you have
been in the minority, and that in these
nd, local contests, your vote has been
thrown away. That vote is not thrown
ra'ra away which is sustained by the con.
- seriousness Of having been, east for the
1righty-that vote is worse than thrown
away, which is cast to peFpetuatc
"a gButtcrnut lnisruIc in this city town.
ship and county.
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VALUABLE FIGURING MILL
and Warehouse For Sale.

VNTIsHINi to exchange my Location, propose 10
w offer for sale my Touring Mill known "a the
EMPIRE MILLs, aud Warehouse, situated m Bali-
more. Fairfield county, lying the Ohio canal with
my Dwelling house, Stable, stock scales, and all nee
essary out-6uildings and sheds. There are seven
acres Of land, an excellent well Of water young
chord Of choice fruit trees us beginning to bear Fa
ctes for shipping are good, with everything neces,
sary to carry on the commission business, and good
min cnst0m-in fact, the bestpropey in the county 10
coin grcenbacks with. For particulars inquire Of the
owner, on the promises. J.W. MULlNlX.
Baltimore, March 80 3w
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NO6w PneiGG.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LANCAS-
TER---CBRTIFICATE OF AUTHOR
INV,

TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, OFTIcE or CoMP-1
TIOLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, Dec. LIST, 1861
VKTHEREAs, by satisfactory evidence prescntedto
wv the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that "Thc First National Bank of Lancaster, in the
county of Fairfield and State ofOhio, has been duly
organized under, and according to the requirements
the act Of Congress, entitled An act to provide
National Currency, secured by pledge Of United
redemption thereof approved February 26 1868, and
has complied with all the provisions of said actrequr-
ed tobe complied with before commencing the busi-
ness of Banking; a.,
Now, therefore, /, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller Of
the Currency do hereby certify that the said First Ma,
tional Bank Of Lancaster, county of Fairfield and
state ofOhio, is authorized to commence the business
of Banking under the het aforesaid
Intcstimony whereof, witness my hand and seal Of
I' ofide, this irst day Of December, 1868
tsEALl HUGH McCULL0CH,
Dec 1877 3n Comptroller ofthe Currency
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ND9fCe.


NOTICES hereby gwen 90 the unknown heirs Of
N Law VI Dsmsr T.. TifAny, deceased, and the Hn-
known heirs at Law Of William Tiany, deceased that
Peter Miller a plaintiff on the nth day OF Februa.
~, A. d. 1861, dlsd his petition IN the Court Of Com
mon Pleas In and for Inc county Of Fairfield. and
state OF Ohio, against them defendants, the object
and prayer o. which IS require them 10 convey 10
him In Tee sin, lie by deed Of general warranty lnoi
so Nine (sl IN ANr0n Benadum's Addition oi ln-lots
10 the town Of IN said county in pursuance
of oftLscoDtraq in wriiLg under seal of said Osinar C.
Tillny and William Titfl1y with Margaret COnkle.
who assigned the same 70 said Peter MilicrJ dated
April 20, 1870 and IN default OF such conveyHDee.
that the Judgment ia said action JeTae % such aISi
that said heirs At law be enloned oni claiming any
right or interest IN or to said premise and hat thG
same se conveyed IS Master COnmis to snid
Peter Miller. And SAID defendants are furihe nothed
10 appear and answer TO said petition on or before
the third saturday sitoT the l7th day Of March. IA
1904 or Judgment will be taken against them by a.
fault. Dated this lIth day Of February. A.D lsC4,
HUNTER & DAUGIlERTf,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
TaLIItl4 epy 70.
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,..a SS-Isaac Levy has just retured
from the East, bringing with him a
very large stock of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing, Now is the time for
good bargains. Cali and examine his
stock. Now advertisement next week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24

Governor Bramlctte, Hon. Archie
Dixon, and A. G.. Hodges, Esq, passed
through the city last night, Ell route
for Washington. 1t will be seen by
our Lexington dispatch, that this del
cgation will assure the President that
there will be no opposition to the en-
rollment or drafting Of slaves in Ken
tucly. We have also the gratifying
intelligence that these gentlemen dc
not represent the Guthrie- Prentice
Coppcrhcad party of Kcntucky.--C Gin
GdEttte. - - - 49, ----L ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24

Col. MOORE, Of the Goth Ohio, has
opened recruiting Office in the Tall
madge Block. This is an excellent
opportunity to enlist in one of the
finest and best disciplined Regiments
in the service. Sec advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
House and Lot for
g.a Sale.

T will sell my house sndl lot situated on Wheeling
street. adjoining the residence Of Henry Orman, and
opposite the property Of Judge Whitman.
--ALSO-
Lots Nos Az 49, ondl situated Wheeling street
near Broad Alley, and adjoining Noble Rohnson's 5
properly, On the east.
TIE above described residence u yefy de5irNbly
located aBdeonyenent 10 the business part ofte city
Termc made easy.
Feb 2j--iB CIV Mrs. MARY A. KAUFMAN,
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Church Notice,

The Rt. Rev. Bishop BEDELL will
preach in st. Johns GpiscopaD
Church on Friday evening, 25th inst.
Services at Z o'clock. ,.