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NSpIHcN.

DETER Williams, Francis Williams, George How.
II ser and Jonathan Howser, non-residents ofthe
State of Ohio, Will take notice that Philip Howser
Frederick Howser, Henry NefI and Rebecca Ner his
wife, Peter Apt and Leah Apt his wife, Rufus T. Rowe
and Barbara II. Rowe his wife, Levi HoWser, Harvey
Il. Darby and Cordelia Darby his wife, Samuel Sny.
der and Mary snyder his wife, and Christian Berg
man and Louisa Bergman his wife, did on the 27th
day OF APRIL A. D. 1894, file their petition in the Court
OF Common Pleas within aud for the county of Fair
Held and State Of Ohio, against George Howser Jona-
than Howser, Cordea Williams John Quincy Wil.
llalns, Peter Williams, Margaret Williams Francis
Williams, Della Howser, Eleanor Howser Theodore
q. Howser and Nancy NJ Howser demanding parti-
ton OF the following lands and tenements situate in
the county Of Fairfield and State OF Ohio to-wit-
The Northwest quarter OF Section "a. Township 49,
Range 2O and also pnt othe South West quarter Of
same Section comnlencingnt the North-westco!ner of
saidSouth West quarter; thence East with tho North
boundary line Of said quarter 4o.Ol chains to the
North East corner Of said quarter; thence Sonth O. so
ehains thence West parallel with the North bouida-
ryne ofsad quarter Section 40 0l chains TO tho West
boundary line OF said quarter; thence North 25O
CHAINS TO the place of beginning estimated to contain
ten acres; and the two tracts together being estimated
at l12 66l00 acres be the same more or less and the
said Peter Williams, Francis Williams, George How.
ser and Jonathan Howser are hereby notified thai
they are required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the second day
of June A. b. 1854. rI.. ~. e.,H.a .6.- ,.rstI
HUNTER / DAUGHERTY
April 2s, lss4-6ypfS7. ..s., Attys for Plaintiffs
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DfED--February 20, 1864, of Ty,
phoid Pneumonia, at the Field Hospi-
tai, Bridgeport Alabama, JERRY G.
MoNTHIrHs aged S3 years1 month and
III DAYS. The deceased was q resident
Sfthis county, and ltft his homein The
latter part Of October for the Army Of
RRe Climb beflanlg I, ,At tho time hB.was
taken sick hs was serving the Govern
rnent in the Qaartermaster's IS Depart
fnent, at Bridgeport. During hisshort
stay with tho army he, made many
warm friends by bis (amiable. disposi-
tion and courteous manners, who gave
him every possible attention through
his Illness Which was long and painful,
Although he was far away from home
and dear friends, he bore his Bufferings
with d meekand uncomplaining spirit,
and did, not feardeath. but bowed sub.
to,the will of Him who doeth
all things for the best. es~
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The Round Table. !.

Mr.. Bilmghurst, at thesNews Depot,
. is receiving weekly the Round Table,
., A Weekly Record of the Notable, the
Useful and the Tasteful" It isa new
journal just started in New York, and
is by far the best journal Of the kind
inthe country Il combines the dig
nifty and literary, excellence Of the
sa Magazine, with the liyeliness and gen.
eral interest," of the newspaper The,
political articles and art criticisms are
first class. n'1 .5c11 4
Mr. Billinghurst keeps all the Mag
Szhes, wssltisss&c. } 4 1sE
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4Sss the pdyes tiseaient of Mrs, M. E.
Bailey, who will open a fashionable
stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
I an this city on Friday, May 13th.
( ss A icttersrcceived from the editor Of
the Circloville Union, says: "Youg can
not say too much in praise Of herele:
giant and tasteful assortment ofgoods :.
The ladieswilt bear this in mind.
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By R, f. II. LEvnarso.

Your AIN vas high high as Che squirrels m trees,
Which meath your shot were riddled tosuGeusnb:
Your END was noble with true syinpsthies,
And your "Dischargesp with your fame has coDeI
See A. P. MILLER, get the documents, ts
FROM glorious TOD and Major N. MCDOWELL, e.,
Aud have them fram'd with heavenly intenta
Though tratorous Butternuts nayrail and scowl!
Suspend thcmin your parlors' choicest spot,
The brightest gem your ornaments among.
That this stern i1et to gazers may be brought,
You're fam'd and not for northern traitorism hung
To give the idea, too, that you are ready still
hesouthern hordes like northern squirrels TO kill!
LANCASTER, Ohio. s. rH -es
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SUNDAY sCIiO0L CONCERT,

i. The Methodist Sabbath School will
give a Concertat the. Methodist Church,
sontneSt Thursday Etening, May 18th.
.,Those who have heretofore attended
the Concerts Of this School, will not
> fail to attend this one. They have al
ways given the greatest satisfaction,
and the pleasure of hearing the child
rem sing, s.worth ten times the admis-
sion fee, gy "A ckgftl4 cl }e{ K
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10-Try this, some of you: Fasten
a nail or key TO string, and suspend
it to your thumb and finger, and the
nail will oscillate like a pendulum.- :
let some one place his open hand un;
der the nail, and it will change to a
circular notion. Then let third
person place his hand upon your Shout
der, and the nail becomes in o mo:
mcht stationary. ~ .aTn y -N.--l-
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B@Tho following is genuine Ala
bama poetry. 1T is addressed by fe
male secesh to her lover in tho rebel
hrmys AS c~ 'ySt|BlA'% aS'
It's hard for you'uns to live in camp;
It's Hard for you'uns to fight the Yanks;
It's hard for youuns and we'uns to part;
For you'uns all know you have got we'uns hearts.
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n tw AiOut rtistine MIS-.

Z. .AKEMEDY FOR PiBBs .-sItis a Hesang 10 tho
suffering 70 know that we baya An elsctua cura for
thisttuly tf1ubssorae disease. RF.g, n HazAfde,
Of lCt Second street. Cincinnati, Ohio, taxes great
that be used sinen quantity Of eirckland's Pile
Remedy, and II Elected perniAncpl cure This
soeids 70 Be to case wit aiI Who make Use ofths
splendid preparation. ~ is manufactured nt No
East Youth 81, cinennAli, OHIO.
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MASS MEETING,
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER
AT THE COURT HOUSE,
of 9 o,nlonlr D. M I --l- !.

80 49, ~. ao,,s r nna0ae 80. Hh"
1, ~ y ' 1S'
's'' ~ -, l'
2. ...r,,v to'.' ~ (. s,,,o,.a. ,,,,.,o.o 49,
Ey,sst ! ~ a,,,,.a; $500 loioc. tos
ord sovon oitto,noto,a - s,on,.oso,,9 tho
caunt, 40 iFo;reola ~ No rorvnntinn
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bG-Among the deaths in the Hospi-
tai at Chattanooga, for March, We no
stice the following from the 18th Ohio
Regiment: MAJ ion Gar*ood, Compa-
ny g, and VIM. It. suter, Company A.
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2, =. J yA8BATH, scIIooI. ,JCoNCERT.

81 SASllIlAIEH f'lIAlpYAt gPqNCEkT.
The Methodist Episcopal Sabbath
School, will give concert at the Me.
. thocdist Church. pH Thursday sEpssing,
May 18th, for the benefit Of the Sab
bath School. Rebearsals will also be
giyenSof Several approved pieces,
The price of admission for adalts
viii be Twenty Gents, and for children
Ten Cents. BY order Of COMMITTEES.
May 4, 1s64-2w6 a, a
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having made up my mind to visit
Nevada, there to remain for twelve
months or more, | have arranged that
my Lar and Military busin ess shall be
continued and completed by the new
firm of Connell, Clarke & Fritter.
Ofthe capability and integrity of
Col. J. NJ. Conncll and Kinnis Fritter
l need not speak. They are known to
the public as well for their legal learn.
ing and prompt business habitsas for
their honesty, social standing and NOR
al worth. J :
AS a criminal lawyer Col. Connell
has no superior at this or any other
Bar. AS a Claim Agent, Mr.. Fritter
has, had the experience, Of twelve
months in my Office, and as Iknow,
understands the. Pension and Bounty
Acts in all their bearings and require
mcnts. l therefore solicit my friends
and clients to continue their business
with the new firm. SlB3RlJ 5Tl Z
r. NJ. CLARKE.
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UNION COUNTY
- bat' Tys gat &, AND aio9 aao.8J
District Conventions.

The Central Committee of this coun-
ty, in concurrence with the Union
Central Committees of heseveral coun-
ties Of the 18th Congressional District,
do.hereby call upon all voters of Fair
field county, who desire the uncondi-
tional maintenance of the Union, the
supremacy of the Constitution, and
the complete suppression Of the rebel
lion, ,byvigorous war, and by all apt
and efficient means, to assemble in
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Does men Who have beenthus treat
ed without auseorlprovocationI need
advice from any source to be'prepared
to defend themselves Eagle, . r.
Z We think they does,
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49,. , !. See advertisement Of olds 4 Rab-
bits. neIs.e 4.
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.LANCAsTER MAnKET.

[Corrcttcd Weekly by II. A. GebeIein, City Grocer
Wheat-1 256l 10 Cotfee-50@
Flour-7 SOFAS 90 -- Sugar-20@25
Rye-I OO@1 10 Noasses-l 20
0ats-60@65c Whiskey-l 5Od2 90
Barley-1 20Gl 30 Salt-A3 90 per hi.
bCorn-e5@70l P5 Bnttef-25cts
Clover Seed--7 0dt07 80 Eggs-l2%c
Flax Seed-2 O0@2 % Lard-l2@l3c
Potatoes--1 GOAL 20 Tallowr-lD@llc
Feathers--356liOc Dried,Apples--2 50@3 90
4, Bacon--lO6el4c ss White Beans--2 25l2 so
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Notice.

hR. T.. o, EDWARDS offers his profsssioni
bsl services to eitSens Of Lancaster and vicinity.
once over slecim's Drug Store.
Sent 10, lef3-N
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Pleasant { Township
Seminary.

TF7AE above Seminary, united With Tie Hygiene.
y Home Cure. an Institution Of learning tlst
presents 70 9li. bl; especially 70 Tnyll1a thr
opportunity Of securing thorough Eduea"cn. md
Of improving :Acr PLY cal power. at the same tine
and for less money than treatment sl5ue void cOst
them az any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular. and remember
the. the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant toW 4hil
Seminary viii commence on MONDAY. MAKCH the
2s !, a. b. l55i and consist Of 40 weeks divided into
Three Sessions. as fo!lcyr
summer Session from March :he s5tl 20 juno It'll
1851 Twelve weeks tuition So. EacGtiou ~ weckF.
Falsess.on, from August oath % Nsvemtef the 18th
1884. Twelve weeks tuition So No vseaiicu.
Winter Session. from November 2ls,. 1854 10 March
the lnth. l3ij Sixteen weeks tuition So.
Tuition must be r9if in advance or secured BY note.
and no reduction Willie nsde on account Of absence
30 Bcar.ng. corsistng Of t4rinaccous food. f!uit
and vegetables will be furnished By the Pr!ncpsls al
S2 per week.
Ss'-l have also purchased Piano and ec.uged tbs
services OF ProlessorC ScHsEfDER 20 give instruction
cnt the Piano and other Instruments ofrnusc OF fea
sonable terms. Or. JOSEPH FEENf4N. Principal
MICHAEL KEAGY, Asslstei.t
March 10, lsGf-ly50
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Notice..

lo Notice.
The undersigned has been duly appointed Exeou
tor of the last VIII and Testament Of John Breser
late Of Fairfield county. Ohio. deceased. q
All persous indebted 10 the estate of said deceased
are requested 10 make immediate payment; and
those having claims against the same win present
them 10 the, undersigned for a1owance,fs
GEORGE II. WILLIAMSON.
Ez Of thelastwll and Testament ofJohn Bresler dec
WEsFATE or JOHN n sHoBINsoN.
SSs Is hereby gyen t that shs gndeTsg1ed has
tor Of the estate OF JOHN NJ ROBINSON, late of
Fairfield oonnty, Ohio, deceased,
lancaster April l4-sw. H. G. TROUT.
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CINCIN NATI, WILMINGTON AND
RAILRoAD--'rhe subscriber is
now ready tolssue, in exchange for the Trustees're
,eps, stock receipts for the new shares, and Ger
fcates OF the Trustees under tho new mortgage on
The Cincinnati and zanesyille Railrohd Company for
he bonds 70 which the parties to the re-oygani-
pton Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zaresville
Railroad Company are seyerally entitled f.-i I..
~ CHARLES MORAN, Trustee.
New work, "a April, lsGi gie'se.ss apl4d
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= Jh7IJb II . T. =,
Attest; W. l. KING, City CLERK,
April 2l-cl+-ssy., II T rFTl rraS
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itiTET 70 DRIiNa U RNTs. q I7I

THURSDAY, May 5, 1864.
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YT.'{ II ~ : . :. .,-1t4l { ggEggVC
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Death. Of Er:Gov. HammSnd.

Tho Augusta ooasfiusoaatiH ,;ys & & e @ Thu
Hon JA,IEs Il. H2xaoss D, sx; Goycrner q: South
csraiiaa md Hors recently a Senator fraa that
state, whsn TIC Urios seseived, d:sa Su,se az. AZ
norning,ths 18th. this residence on Boesa los
.iadd. Tho deesased ssSas iirell fknoNn eysr. ali
5t.iis country as a man yff siaiiness genius md;
.fsst ecqaireRcat lls.ia!sll. ct was sssestia'y
ss.ic-lsrgo, saihslie ard .iaa;.ul;ne. 1H9htA
iitc yssIE man Lie ma, sloctsd from -; Jig aa-
tvs State TO tbs Eoass es R.prsssatstiy iys,, ,ata
ksearie ut once eoEsi isaera The oFlebst t q
Juax Qc;seY .AitAls, On. re sf ss.lioa:
b lfes that tina fortl,4untl S,s lisrlsh beesme-
sst;out!y impaired; This fenatkshle rsb flled-
adafly all sbo most Eonos. 6lss and reap ponsbls
1saaosssn shsssoninso onssslsh Of sea.h carofinass
Au an su.hoS G5v. Il HiltuozD kaa:fsw equals:
{ Elegant scholarship, yGsapd our:uus ia!erms-
liion; the srumen Of The aayccale, lie grasp q.
tths ss.tesn,p, sihstis,ss sqf karostslf
lls grscss of diet:os slld strength efi;a.elfsrti
hssashsa ana hntnes thteugh. hias esh. fo,ilionS
]Iis hospitality s=s prinssly, spd lhera as- ss
maos8srs admitted to LIS iltfus1ey odd not
fsatthss2clf oflis nlasisal voice % he;t held
ttseln in.tllo thrsll of his gGtterin sys, Abs
anaisnt a.sinsr AID tAe dIing ssesk = = ~
Atths tln,s Of lis dsoosss Gay. II asiIoSg slas
/ witlia ona day Of his ffts ssssehth Esar:
<
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-.OBITJJ AIRY.
noNAnp Gnovs EosF1rAL, Oct. s1st, Is

HOWARD Gnovs HOSPITAL, Oct. s1st, '54.
DIED, at this Hospital, on tho night or the 9Th
inst, Ssrsesnt DRUKYs .. AORGAN,sof CO. Z,
5th Texas Rsgimsnb Of a gunshvt wound rsoei,-
cd whilst calamity charging the enemy in their
works on tho 1th inst. &s.s.sss, (.
Serst. MoRg4N was . native Of EdseAeld Dis
trist S &C, aud euigrated to Tsxas In 1867
and when tho VIZ commenced was q oilzon Of
Washington County, whore, in August 2sl, bs
YolaKtoerod into tho Company ab6Ys named,
commanded by Captain, now frigadisr aen,L
Robrttson-from Nhiek time, mp to the day Of
rrsivinx his fatal woiind, hs Ras.sYsr wlth thu:
Brigade (exespt when Temporarily ablsa.fr6u
wenads received 1T Sk.fP.ours, and sncs when
detailed to 90 70 his native District for clothing
forks Company, in tho sar.rsisns of 1s6?, 'ss
aud 'Cs, under its several esmsisnt.rIa-Eooa,
Rohnr.5ss and 9fsgg,-ani was ever, found
rnaiy ior.spy duty hes,oye. arauouE.t Sergeant
MonalN was noted for his nodssy spd. uupro-
tending m.nners in the, private; walks Of life,
and for Lis fearless gallantFy In battle. lie won
tho respect of all who had an opportunity of
learning his sterling y6rth. She xas a gallant
soldier, and thnugh not attached 10 aay Church.
was Chri:tian gentleman.
- ',77s' TT. CLAY. Capt. q
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nd .sorward your M 5Tifhe oc.II

= :. a.
iajsrs. s. Tox:sIss, aur Tiths RsSefer u I,
Hansure, being Instructed thereto liy kI:arepsrrt
satbosiiis,, i ones g HsEsap urgsr. sisis
t. The rs ah, sasd ss'tcir.
i.hss u grain especially cori.s sao.
N unus sssssaTy deisy sHnF.kssss tate tate
,nover,apt We are cutoff fssu our main ssares'
ofssaFptys s9h!h Western Georgi From sthat
region .a We eanobsain no n re corn for ssms sao
.to o come. The. Government must now lssk ts
South Carolina e: sqstsip he nvsle fPy ct +
Gen. LEE Tic let ser addressed to Asje!sToNsP- N
srya5hy Tho afikorids q Agrealsss your
peoplsto bring in thsif si,he once not 9
day should be iOst They ns6a i,etwait; ;tabs as; as
sessed rvs have go tins n;to wait for forms:
TEssc Corn must come or,'ur eanss ninstt
csriainly thasis an appe=l strong OF X
ssif- Taerufsre farmers snd p.antess,s exert
yourselves ,na,aulty in this helalf ard MI will
10 woll.z fhe fisor. of winter ate now upon our
half-cIad, .hiverirg army, lsiipg in thsftead;ly
trenches asouna Peter sba.::aI;il Richmond: itt
nat an insnficiency Of fJaod sd asd IS sso trlasa
and haraships they slfeaay endure; An sdyer-
tisetselI on this srbjfct frtm Nsjer Tosrklss,
will be found in another column. sassss.. :.
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y Inipress.n en-. Notice,

Very particular notice directed to ing I'm
pressmont n oiiee Of Mpjor saJrs in ourifsue Of
to-day. "Negr6es liaSse to iIapre. are ct
ceutse such as should have besr;sent;to thscoaat
iq October, but. were not. Now they ars wantoa
10 work on the taltiGoatiolr nsar tkeeits of 2a-
gusta. Can any man doubt the urgent Iecsasits
far This p.eceed;sss Augustsis is rsaI;s hume, nor
is thorclany dagger there frem Jellcw Rser, &c;
20 man trug. toIhe cause should find orsnaie any
eroase, nor any maa delay twcnty hsN=s in
sanding on hi. negrocs;for this all-inp artan:
work. Tho people Of Edgeasll. .in;aesis ting in
escry ,gay to defcnd Augusts, ere, DONG no more
shau their sinplciand bOundcaE duty n sseEins
tho invaders out of Augas:a, thsy.are keepiag
them out of .EdgtGold. AZ sss't p
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Attention.

/. a LL-psfsqns in tho 10th Regiment, S. &C. M,
IA between lG and 50, who pre. liable TO service
in my Company under Order Ne. 10, Of tho Adj:
jut.nt d Inspector General, .was hares not been
summonedto report on Thursday, tho 594th inst,
win report to msin Hamburg on Sunday, .th.
27thins.,s. Thosu desiring to; gosby way Of 20;
lunbia will find ono Of the Liedtsaants 20. ny
Company at Chappoll's Dsp5t, on satnrd ~ 2Bth,
at 10s'eltck, A. d., to furnish .nasport.tion to
Hamburg, Il: yA1NeEN DEAN,
-: ~ = Il Capt. Co. - -:
Esr ss ]. :4sf4
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z For tho Advertiser.
To Arms I II skrms!

Msnf Of ssssfs.b :snzKuSa u nssrshias ON
.gas;;a ind IN: & fsSds5sy satsss, children,
sp5 henssialay sssst TIE mercy ofsas svinaietive'
aaaa;renofselsst.fes.; Blboa a. fsonth oaloHna,,
giosaiof the cid aasvoiutisn, MIL sda stand idly
'sy !nsss tse:p Of domestic
ssltsrs sna the dorolation sofs yeur homes. Arm.
ySarsslys lyss,-Arm your:rsgress. In God nsn0,
& srn eTen your little ehldrenss and ihiai;baek
.bc, ,iasoirht:inYsdsr. Earsr to coanoil. Furry
5pastien. Gafhsr up yaur fSf.tke de.sh
.t.uss,e. esa.enifste apea Che Zoe, and sha
stosm s'asa ef:war: will be avsr.sa frou. .ys-ar
idsefs 1shs stand gaIin " ihe n.as, and lst The
henr 81 preparation slip ;tway and sesfslof an
gsssh siiill punish your forggs;talssss Of duty
| 1riss, Or DO forever lost. 8 .ssss.ss 'sssssss
PETER THE HERMIT.a
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Grand naznar I'M ..verpool.

Many English ladio: of the Highest rank
soatLern syapathisers7-harc keld grand cBs-
saar in Lirsrpoo!, for tho bsnOat eff Confederate
Prisoners. A grand Darrnr, or,in common par
lanes,sa Fasir., Tho booths, Stalk, and tables
-xsra N sgniscsnt, and filed with rare, coany and
unique articles. The whole aSair was brilliant.
'4nd brilliantly successful. Baronoa,es aud Geun-
tassos we're plentiful among the sa!el-wonIon.
Proceeds over hundred thousand dollars
We suggest to our ladies' to got. up something
,ofthescrt. W. mighthaYc beautiful bazaar
Of home .iadu.try alone. Hold it in
the Masonic Hall !. aud combine with II refrssh-
msnts for the inner man. It!monia be delight
ful novelty, and . most praiseworthy ytTsrt.
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pestructirs rive IN e. Hls.ambnrg.

,W-o regret to anncuqco that thore Hss . very
do.tructivsAre in Hau.brig on Sunday night
tho 18th. The large warehouse .on tho river
bauk, between the warehouse of NJ. lrHiRIEs
HAaaosD and tho bridge, ;aith SONG 1900 o.
15cO bales of csttOn, nas..totally destroyed. We
have not entertained how the Gre originated, or
the loss incurred thereby. .;z~..,ss
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Sd; ..lEIEa;a1roIlingI 0mc|
EDGErFEED DISTRICT

e '..as. lIsoYs71st; 1884.
b EolfIe B ii hereby iron is to alf persons IN /
ass this Diiitriet, bo.kssn t.e ages. .of u and5e
yeari, Who bold CsrtiGshf of Exemption ON ac
count Of piiysiesls sDnebie that they must ap-;
.poar in psrlon at this 0fics at tie next mcnting
OF the iMsdiesi Board for the saxaminnt ntion and
rarisisneo The said CertiE alps. s:4s
&. n, DaoS notice of tho-sueIt mssting Of tho
Medical Bdsrd at shis Office will be given as.
:coa ga poseiGle. 8,
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zEoyl q y 81 q =.
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Lest.

TaETWEET my re,ideness and Aiten, ,gon sat-
:. I'D srr iay,5 tho J9tH,, d 0BYS REPRATER
.(sre .heo,er) together With tie CASES BELT:
r thisk kstbe name of j.. .E. Lee Sos onsraYed on
tkoshandle Of tho Pistol iiba1 reward VIII MI
be aid on its recoyerysif delivered. to me, TIVE
miles East of the Pine Houae, orr Adesyti-
SO, Office =! -75.ssis- - ID. LONG, :
. Nov ees 80 2t s4sss,
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an Appeal From Georgia congsess-
,Men. $

,sf sRIcHaosD, Nov. 10. (
70 the people of Georgia.,
Wo have had spscial conference with
Pre.Hdent. Davis and the Secretary Of; War,
aud are sJle TO assure, you that they have
done and are still doingall that can be done
tsmeet tie eisergencS thstpresses upon you.
: Il Let every man fly to arms. Remove Jour
negroes, horses, cattle; and provisions away
from the pathsos Sherman $ srmy, and burn
what you cannot carry, ,away:
Burn all bridges and block the roads in
his route. {.
.Assail the invader, in. front, flank aad rear,
by might and day.
Let him hsvc;no rect.
; (Sigaad9-Jn:ian Hartridge, W. e. Smith,
Marx Biaadiord, John T. Shewmaka, John.
Il. BcholsJ, M.Smitb, G.. NJ. Lester and Il.
r. Bsll.-From the .oAronicle Of Tuesday
Morning. =, 8
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Autumn Roses.

Our fair friends Mrs! JAxrs C. Baooks, has
henored and delighted US with ) bosquss, in
which oacIon and Titania might ind a covert
Eaunsvoidnble crysanthempma; only yam ijpfni.o
variety of peerless Roses. AatHan Roses, but
brighter aud smeeter than any .thss eyer gave
their hearts sweet perfume to the Mo9pg of tho
May broszos orthe .sighine trIrrss rof Esrtyrs.
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fTax in Kind.

H1R6D BGERSsre sagacst ~ sdsestods to de-
,G: liver fIsir 4 TTEEs on CollM and OATS
'at tho oa.i:tst possible 1lonent2 I:
= hGsn. J. IsgE's Army fasS been receiving Corn
from Speth- West 6eorgia Tho rod 10 that
soureo Of supply is ooes2ssd transporting troopa,
:. .I q, S. &. TpMPkIS Agent
I.mbufg Eos u = n sss. 4s
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From Gen. .Beauregara. !.

CoklNTH, MIsS.> NOV: 70. :.
T5.the Rtople eff Georgia.
Arise, for the defence of yorr.natiye soill
Rally around your patriotic Governor and
gallant soldiers 0bstruct and destroy all
roads in Shernan's frcnt, ffanks aud rear, and
his army will soon sturre in yourmidst. Be
confident aid sresolute. Trust in an Dyer
ruling Providence, and success will crown
your efforts. Fl hasten to Join you in the de-
tenes of your homes and -hresides. 4.
80 G. T, :BsAUREGARD.