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esDn Children owe much oftheir Sick.

.
@C Children owe much oftheir Sick
ness. to Colds. No matter, where the
disease may, appear to be. seated, its
origin may traced tosuppressed per-
spiration, or u Cold. Cramps, and
Lung Complaints are direct products
of Colds lin short, COLDS are harbin-
gers Of half the diseases that .afflict
humanity, for as they are caused by
checked ncrspratiop, and as o-eights
OF the waste matter of the body idsl
capcs through The pores. if these pores
are closed, that proportion of diseases
necessarily follows. Keep clear, there
fore, of Colds and Coughs, the great
precursors of disease or if contracted,
break, them up Immediately, by atime-
ly usc,of MADAME PoRTER'S CURATIVE
BALsAM. Sold by all Druggists, at p
cents and 80 cents per bottle.
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- ,c,,.I ,IilT rIl,Il m IUIjIIH

bare Jfooted. They were nearly starry.
Cd, and their captuTs will iuFEoubt,
qdlg lshEG the most Of thera lirom
a misegRble, death . E4ese, men, wero
captured from Longstreets command,
ard they tethst tB entjrgaftny is
n the SANG ,gissrabls ep9dllipn,, T1iey
appeared, ~ DO well satisfied With the
changefhsy haVe' experienced, and, in
iactcongFatulate themselves upon their
happy deliyerancc from the terrible
condition in which they were placed.
There weretwenty commissioned Of
fcers among them, raniipgffoGi colo
nels down 6odieatonantsi ibut We could
perceive no distinction 1l4 their dFcss
from the pri, ates. those of tiiem
who could boaSt ofan old piece ofGar-
pet, or the remnants Of wh,tSylts once
a shawl or blanket, Appeared TO Dc
looked upon with envy by their less
fortunate comrades they were cou
fined in the military prison, and, will
be sent to one Of the Northern CAMPS
in q few days. rgadi "a III.
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Fearful Destitution OF the RebelPrisoners
The Louisville Journal saws:

Tuesday night we witnessed a scene
that beggars description. Five hun
dred rebels were brought in from:Camp
Nelson, and, without exception, they
were the most wretched looking set we
have ever seen since tho commence
ment of the war. Many of the poor
fellows were in their shirt sleeves and
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neutrality-suspicious. Almanac has
novhrSiyea andis now ready for de-
liyeyat all'Rruysstores, to all who
call.for IT, II contains a treatise on
Serofuls and its kindred complaints,
which is well worth porusal. 1t also
gives much medical information which
is usefd aAana sbQgldbe keptsagaipst a
tin9oyof Reedl ipysYery family. It's
computation Of jokes and anecdotes IS
about the'best that reaches us, and
these facts together have given it a
circulation which is said to be the lar
gest of any one book in the world.
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A New Church,

.EdAon B.ioldst and Virgil e. Shaw,
OF Aaucasfcr have given notice that
they wliA,f1 tan early day call u State
eopvcatEs y 'for tho purpose Of organ
IzFngA,a rhew Methodist Episcopal
chareh I'm which democrats can be
pef@.aH led to hear the gospel of our
hG,u Jesus Christ preached unmixcd
with abolition finaticism.'l ~ A beautiful
sett of leaders, the new Churcli, Will
have: Shaw is as devoid of brains as
OHs is lofhQnest principle, We sug-
gest Judas lscarotas the patron saint
of tho new church, and Olds and
vallandigham as its Bishops. ,Scioto
Gazette. '''"-H S'N'H"'' tI'
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], The eeweathserr,,

,,''3', "f' E,, The Weather. 7, .. a..,.,.,' Y,
The old year, after a yerymild reign,
gave the pressure Of q cold hand in
dying1t Tho, Nowsgear camefin with
loud pretensions of it's determination
tosqppress the rising, Of, tie mercury
and dp'to TIE present 'timc, has made
its declarations good, r.-, ~.
From ail parts Of the country we
hare aqcephtsbf oNtreme cold wealth A6F
aSljmuch1sbfcring. Yhc lowest point
roaclred by tire mercury that We have
seen lecordod.was 40 deg below zero,
on ito Sd inst. AtSt Paul, Min, and
Oshkosh, Wis itywas 3S deg, below.
We have, rot heard of it being lower
than.7 deg. below at this poipt, whilo
oddly enough it was much lower at
Louisville, Ky, and even at Mcmphis,
Tennessee. A Severe snow storm las
prevailed quite generally and has
greatly interfdrcdlwith railway trains,
and renders travelling quite unpleasant
and uncertain.
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the church ofIwhicL he was 80 Hstin.
gabbed . Prsintc. 4OcS. J6ufHtt.. {,
nUfVp
orn oSEL LIFE.


'Tis not for man 10 tylael Life Is broG
R3si Aela 1Ahdsiti5ii9re ga Llr'1ogo2
oUr"ge Is Ll' dae adlpg osaIaa',
a, .n,tgl,,ats ~ a dropPiog teargI bi'a p'as
I've hbyc 10 tlfe u sport asly tlib hoprs,
shAIl Wu-tba sarira. iRs SorIdlllls ours. " ~
Hi1paia'ul IDo %. JlDtli % III 'H. a.W uE Hf.l
-iNotnlahy hseS. lint only one aate @e,snart
sniad odiOnc, Only one Va bra ,i1IoS ,slcliU
Row pqcrcd should that one lfceyer be,
.,g 5d 4. That harrow span l., ,1,5..'.. ... I'M. I
% Dpy oner dry filled up with bIcsBrd toll, 'ali,ib
h9S'n ISi ql,trir,'ir, stlyrngins nov dspgi. ~
Our bcingis no shadow Oftrn air, lol ,i,4 u..,!
-&taW aa A's. No vacant dream s5. sta It.tA
NO fable ofthe things that never were, t, d.
,Wl.,'aG5i pSqt only seem.aisg usi,l
.i'Pisfuii OGfn,auin9, as Of mystery, .ta4F.Ii. 4
Tho strange ana Solemn may tilut mystery ir.
n'a Hllu. N-h1rIl'' 'E ..,FA .ei lt'.. rs H.SA
Our sorrows ara 10 phontonls Of the night,
.nS 1ua,,ail,fi No blle .tale, W.. got .a..
y No cloud hat foits dong d sky ofrslt, % = ..g e
lnT .aqf On summer gqIc, llilf ',,.,a...
iTlpyarc tho true realities ofearth .-t! .lr. .u4f
q Friends and companions, even from, our birth. H
2 tfe Below how btief, f,and poor ndsat! .
W." '. One heavy sigh, p ,.. ~ G1n
@ life above! how long aud fear, and gladL .,
An endless Joy. ,Vir uI"l oi 30
90 tobe done With daily dying here col ygisg g-H
oto begin the living in yon sphere.
= :'-'. i.a' 'f' ."h ''
20 day Of time, how dark 0 sky and earth, w.,
h', How dull yon hue 4 lI. '5iar
y gyoday ofChriSt how bright oskS and earth, q
"..ap,F ,.i Made fair, and now ,n,..r.rs
Comes better Bden, with thy iresher green,
? UOine higlfer Salem, gladden. all the scenel
t..,tlu,i l..tl l-. I,e5rtt.s Dr. Dotar. p,
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ANGEL AT THE TOMRi

. r. t .If 81
H'YdeS"I ~ ne 'sce"' "eah u KATE LOUISA, ddD0'r
tsry Los'' Leeorng' Egq.' I" the l3'h year q he
age, nj ,l,,I ,t.... .at.i b, ,,... ,,, 80. t'.
f.HHIo4...sa t. ii-l,trr t,4r.,,.,ia5
When Mary sought hersayFour dead, ...t 8
.. Andto his Sepulehre had sped, '" "..t
Her tenrs were wiped amid the gloom,
Il. An angel sat beside the tomb! 81. w.. ..ti,,
"rlyi'h. -a..tt. gn'.arr.,'.,
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NOGNee..

George Crook, Hamtif / .
D. - lag dn4, T, ih IN FairfelI county
Hall Le9is . Cenddirt snl Hen, / Common Pleas
~ g., ~Utiwek, De.Gndimts {adi T1l' T7lt
lurtH"rs trading and dong Gpsi- Court Ohio
ns-+s under the hfiu naine oil ' - y 2 lf.-
BpnadleI, H.JJS Coif -tfffui ... F i-rsr.t.t.. II.
Boswell : Beiwlirt William A. He'll LeE4s Bcn.
.drt AMI Henry e. So tiNieF D,rtief, trading rnd
iOIig business ui,f the finn AZ palue of Benedict
Hal Co. III Y4idp In III. City of N.r York In th
'tIe Of New York, will take pnt,ie that '(;sorve
fnyk 0 the Cty 81 l.na astrT. IN the county OF Fair
i'id ohtsttr o'H5hO did on the 18th day of Nov, A.
D. bj' ile his p"tOl, ~ the CoHr OF Common Pleas
Nithli AMI Bot the CpHny q faIfpkl in said State Of
hno hs s1ins tei,r setting ioF that Oh tho lath Spy
NOYcp-r 4 u. lsJI. thr said defendants did en-.
pl"y .Gi hirc hiHi the sud George Crook as their
-rk or -alerllan, tr ahd during tl. ps.fiod Of one
year, irInnhg 6u th" lSt ,lay " December A D. lS5g
nd ternnatlHg IN me 81 day VI pecembar A. d. ISS0
1nl Then and there sgteeJ pay him the said George
Crook tr anl n consideration Of the Sryces Of the
sad GeOrk' Crook. unier sdId contract 10 be rem
dered TIE sum Of ,eht bndrsl dollars and praying
hr uy'n- against the said defendants for tho sad
sum "fsH"i an also lTtying FOR writ d attachment
g Nns them. The said Eo,wsll e. BeHcdiet William A.
Hali. ItwisS. Icnodict anI Henry C. southwick are
h0gncdthrf t''y are required to oappear aud answer
d: 1884 '''.N'''' ''fI ~ GEORGE CROOK.
Es#.i. '-i. BY John s. Brngee. ~, f..
~. ,.-. Clarke a fritter AttvyS.
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FIRST NATIONAL BASR of LANcAs.
TER---cERrIFIcATE OF AUTHOR.

-. TaE,srRT rErlETzESr, oFrIcE os ccnP-)
TEoLLEE oT THE CrRnErcT, :
.fIrI Washington. Dec. ist, lsssJ
NyHEEEAS, ly Satisfactory evidence prtsentedto to
w The undersigned. it has been madc to apppar
that ~The First Natyonai Bank Of Lancaster n the
onnty Of Fairh"ld sud Stste pf0hiO, has been duly
y teAit ot Congress, ~Htiti-d, AN Act 20 provide
Natond Currency, secured iy = pledge OF United
states Storys md 10 provide for the eirulaton snA
redemption thereof approved February 2s 1853, saj
has complied with all the provisions Of said act reaur
cd to teGeinite'i uitt b~iert eopheneing he tt1i
Now, therefore, T. Hugh McCuiioch. Compsroil.r Of
lr cIeny. dn hrsby certify that the said First Me-
fienal Bank ofLancaster. county OF Fairhsid and
tat" ~ Ohio. Is authorized % ceinenee the business
IF Banking under the act aforesaid
In lniestinony whereof wltIFrs fmy haud and seal q
Office, this tirst day of December. 1873 .
[sFAll HUGH McCJLiOCH. :
Dec lO-3I Sin Couft,trnli or az tf,a Itlrra,,rv
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MARRIED..

On December 81, 1863, by the Rev.
Samuel Carpenter, ALBERT T. DIDBLE
of Fairfield M S2 Sc29Hq}IE apd4 8NAAFfH HST09rRrR R
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adams Express, Company.

The Office of this Company has beer
removed to the Room next to DR.. Wag
cnhals' Office, West of the Market
House, whore the Agent will be found
at business hours. % .,r, -''
a'WILLIAM WHITNEY, Agent.
Lancaster. Jahnary I. 1861 3w41
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New Millinery Shop

Nh lSSE5 JULhAN& SPYBEY have opened a Mi
lYH liner and Mantuainalring FsttlJshment on
MheGlinS street, nqar the corner of Columbus st
They VIII be pleased to accommodated all fat NAV
call. = Misses JT-IJAY > SpYpEW "'
Lancaster, Ohio, Noyls'G3-33-tf y. .'', ...
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.OBITGARY.l

DIED-At New Orleans, Dec. 4th
1863, .,GEoRGE d. WlTTB fopmcrly o.
this cityA ID 81 i ] I'll W 20 LIN
DIEDLNcry sud denly thputany
previous iiihdss. ohithe't,igEt 6f Bee.
2Sth, at her residencein Perry county,
Ohio, ELIzABErEE1I UDER, aged 60 years,
10 months, and Al days. She was ( 4
member of The Mononite Church about
30 years '" ...,...
Although the, Master came sudden.
ly in the silent hour Of night, perhaps
unexpected to her, yet we have every
reason to believe That He found her in
readiness and awateliag. That sho
felt deeply concerned in regard to her
eternal interest was clearly tvinced by
her faithful attcndapcc at the sahctu-
AIRY, as also by her Cody walk and
conduct. a'u 20 a-s'.',' ,'. .r .,..
In consideration other speedy re
moval out of time into eternity, our
Saviour's language qs-reeorded by st.
Mark, 18th chap. 9th verse, was Sc
lcctcd as q foundation for ii funeral
discourse in German, and in English
Psalm 18th, 13th vNsec -t-
Be watchidl, ID mqrtads, thddlpta.tcI Impysomo, 4
z When leestpSypcst hire ID sidnpdonyQa homo,
oh, beye, ready bewqtchfpl, and pray,
Think not that Ills coming your Lord win delay.
L. i
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FOR. SALE BY
Pleasant Township Seminary.

Eiedsaht IOWuShip seminary.
'EHE above Seminary, united with the Hygiene.
Il Home Cilre, il an Institution Of learning that
presents to oil, but more especially to lnSshs, the
opportunity OF securing thorough Educate on, and
o improving their physical powers AZ the same tuc.
pi'd tor less naneF than trcatmcut alone ~gui cost
them NJ any other Water Cure u. '''-tf' ~
For particulars, send for circular nnl remember
that the next Annul Term of tue Pleasant uvAShip
SemlpWywii commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
~ IL H. y, lSi an lconsist of ~ weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, as follows:
summer session from March the 9El to June 10Th
1861 Twelve weeks tuition So. Savatiou OWecks
Fall Session, from August LIST 20 November the 18th
loEi Twelve weeks tuition So. M vacation.
Winter Session, from November I'd, 1858 to March
18th. lS4. Sixteen weeks tfiton SIS.
Tuition must bc paid in advance or secured hynotc:
and no rcdrehon VIII he msdc on accprpt OF abSence
hS-Bo'nC hng consisting of flrnaceous k,od. fruit
q per week
nS-I have also pun,hascda Piano, and secrred the
services W Professor e. SCHNEIDgR TO give instruction
on the PhNo, and other instrument nfinas, on rca-
sOnahle terms. Dr. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal,
. and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February &c, lS6t-lyJ0
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Lumber Wanted!

:16O.BOdD feet Of Walnut
and Cherry LumbeE green or dry,
from one tosixlinches thick, wanted
Immediately, forsswhich the cash will
Depaid oneieliSerys,22 sti ;i''r h,,,,. ~,
'1'' 90" v0RYS & BROTHER,
Shop on the corners Of Mil and King
streets, near the old Canal Mill. ~ ~
Lancaster, January Z, 1864 3w41.
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VNIlF undersigned has been appointed by the Pro-
@ Mlts tonrt ot tMrhel County, Ohi0, Trustee III
the lnlt;cr ofthe assignment made by Joseph Killer
and Samuel Bltler for the heneit of Then creditors
i the creditors Of said Joseph Bitler and SnnlIei
btlcr' are herhy required IN present thcrclams to
Dee 2l--39 lw JAMES STINSON. Trr,stao
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NOTICE.

.|' H... o. NOAASN'l lIiINNNt ft.1N
TVNHE undersigned has been duly appointed admin
isttator of the estate Of Laurcta PeySin dec 'i
All persons indebted 10 the eseatehfe requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them, duly authentica-
ted to the undersigned for allowance, -
Dec 1910 F JOHN G. WILCOX, Admir-.
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Ehti64s SdIt offiiiNe HefI
Estate in Lancaster,
IINiiE unders gned Executors Of tie lat VIII o,
II mIchael y KreIder. leceaAed. N.ll on
SafT4pEu,StrRary GHS18Gl,


SdiwqaSp,Str9ary GH{18Gl
ni on 1'toek, T. NJ. ut the door ofthe c,ur Hon
~ ine!-tr offer ior s,e m uull . ,edg. liz : IN.
74i.ir3i K Se ~ ~ iG.lt 9aTs q, /; IplsiA lAJ
Nain street. 's' ' '''
The W half Of ln-Ot No ,isf, etgiD1 thesbaflt
nhn proved, iying beiFcen nc Above NAMED pf0psrfy
",l .il residence Of d. siiior1, ESQ, On Man sisst
st5ry ~ oa is & sils- =, ia'i NJ 70 having it good
The east h-lfOi Irlot No Is7. and IN. geIt h,Ifo,
in,ly' no ~ the latter having on the dnc three.
~ lapIaI2y Jos hua "a f Rsi,
ilcse t"o pieces of property WILDE vol together Gr
scyaralsly' as purchasers may wish
ihNM7 pr ,sALE,-vOpG.'l,ri ri the rnr, haze
mpnry ~ hAldi one-thri 10 oae yetr, anA tl,e iaI.
atcr N w" Year, from The lst day u Aprl neat viii
interest on deferrej Payments iron fGat J1T ,iep
possession Will bc giyen. '' ''''S
Ihepfol'efty ciuiljd sod NJ t,rlya'a sale nj ant, ,
bei'fe the time narasi atIEe 6t the pu'I . ale
-IIL{C 81 ~ IALLMADYE, r..o,.,....
Lancaster, m7-,s,i-lI-5g 50 W 49, .....,
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A HOUSE AND LOT
...-i,-. FOR SALE ~.

offer myuIouse AMI Lot Tor shlc. nm EaInfrstre,t +
sopposte the residence Of j. A. Rcam, Esq This
property is conveniently located for persons doing
BUSINESS on Main street OF the Roroad. and will be
sold very low. t. GEORGE SMITH
OctljthG3-20-3m. ....H -. 80 : ''''
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!sdiWE regret to say that asathe aathor
ofoprt s Carriers. Address did not
have an opportunity of reading the
proof, several errors occur which'we
cannot very well point out or correct,
as our attehtion Mas mot called to it
untigit had7been printed on our out
side. .nIIID- .MlI. llEA.I
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rs ''roe'n, md Clarke 3 Fritter Attorneys.
l,ecf-3e-Gg.tf ..H-.- -ttI#i al -.T e
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lie surely will come, but when, mono can say,
rerhaps twill be midnight refhNpS break off,y
Perhaps in the evening, It's not certain when,
Butthis wedp know, lie will coipeargaiu.' 4 c
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!, THURSDAY, january I, 1864,
Pa papers FOR the soidierss.

In q few weeks more the six months,
duringwhieh we agreed to- send the
ddgeheIto the gallant soldiers from
this county, will haze expired, We
have assurances from the army, by
letter and otherwise, that no favor is
more highly appreciated BY ourrnoble
boys than the one done by'thepeople
of Fairfield in sending them the Ga
gette. Wehave been sending over three
hundred copies each week, distributed
among, the various companies in which
soldiersfrom this county are serving,
ard We propose to contin1pe this nam
Der for six months or year moro, if
the friends Of the soldiers will furnish
US Us the means, The price will be the
samepas hcrotoforc,r 20 cents for six
months, or 81 80 for one year, 10
Let the active friends ofthe soldiers
and ofthe glorious cause in which they,
are engaged. set to work at once in the
different townships, and raise thofund.
The names Of the contributors, with
the amount contributed, will be pub
lished, as they are sent in. Contrbu-
tionsofor this purpose should be taken
- -, ,,,not;noa af nnhlic sales or
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The baltgivpTatIthc City Hall on
New Years Eve was quite a success,
furnishing a pleasant evenings enter.
tainment to those who attended, and
added nearly one hundred and fifty
dollars to thcIfund raised for tho relief
Of the poor Of the city. ,'.i,r.o n. r
.sssiTho supper was 4 "ssamptaous enter
tainmShtT furnished: principally by
donations oftRc, citizens 77gotteh. up in
astylcto tempt an epicurc, and served
by,ladiet4s y fair enopghl to take away his
aunetitn VOC. ------- W. ru-l..-..-- - -----. :
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DIED-At New Orleans, Dec. 4th
1863, GEoRdF d. WlTTBs fopmcrly o.
this citya ii IL i ! BgI t8 70 IaG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-09
1858. 1868.
Winter Arrangement.
TIME CHANGED.
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
Cleveland, Columbus
AND
GIN c. I N N A T. I
Ca Ezs NE
As ~
RAILROAD.
Three Trains Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami e. Columbus Il Xeniu
Railroads.

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS--Leares Columbus at $50 A.
NJ. Will stop At Delaware, Ashley, Cardington
Gilead Gallon and at all stations north Of Gallon
SryRns s csysaPd s9S Ssn A. VI sd s
Pittsburg, $3.50 p. NJ; Philadelphia, 100 A. NJ
Chicago, via Grafton, at 1880 T. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leave Columbus al
1920 A.. NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Cardington
sa SsV9 SS aSns Shy y Ssw hSnda s as P
Dunkirk, s:if p. NJ Buffalo, 9:4O p. NJ: New York
245 p. NJ; Boston, 4:55 p NJ; Pitsburg, via Crest
line, at 75O ?. NJ; Philadelphia, 1000 A. Nj Chica.
CO. via Grafton, at A. Nj.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at 300
at Salem, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Berea; arriving at Cleveland at 800 p. NJ; Dunkirk
24s a. NJ. Buffalo, 4:2O A. NJ; New York, $50 p.
226 A. NJ; Philadelphia $50 P. H.; Chicago, lo4G
A. NJ; Chicago, via Grafton, at 1890 A. M.
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spri ng
field and all points on that road.
AT Grestline with Pittsburg, f.. Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad for Pittsburg, Philadelphia and Balti-
At Shelby. with Sandusly, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road Also, for Tole-
do and Chicago.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars arc run ON all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Boston, via Cleveland; also to Philadelphia and New
FORK, via Crestline.
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Attachment Notice.

The Columbus oOen Manufac. Court of Common
turing Company, Plaintiff. Pleas Of Franklin
VS.. county IN the
j. X. Hare, Defendant. State Of Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT J. Il. HARE, OF
i the State Of Iowa. will take notice that the Co.
lumbus Woolen Manufacturing Company, of the city
of Columbus, in the State of Ohio did, the l4th
day of December 1863 file its petition in the clerks
Office of the Court of Common Pleas within and for
Franklin county, in the State of Ohio, against the
said j. r. Hare, setting forth that said Hare the de-
fendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of
$53l 80 debt and Sl4 40 costs, with interest thereon
from the oath of day November 1863 at the rate of ten
per cent. on certain Judgment taken the 3lst day
OF January 1859, for the of S561 in the District
Court of Iowa, within and for Scott county and that
an attachment has issued out against said defendant
in said action, and has been levied upon the follow
ing described real estate, in which the defendant
owns an interest, the same being situated in Frank
lin county, in the State of Ohio and in the city of
Columbus, TO wit: lnlots numbers 1885, 764, 24s 803
S4 sos and S06 and that garnshee process has issued
out in said attachment and been served upon Will
liam T. Martin as the Executor Of the estate of Jacob
Hare deceased, requiring said Martin such Execu
tor to appear in said court and answer, touching the
amounts Of monies that are now in his hands and
hereafter TO into his hands which belong to the
defendant his distrbutive share Of said estate of
Jacob Hare deceased as one of the heirs at law of
said estate. And said defendant is required to ap-
pear and answer by the goth day of February 1854,
or judgment will be taken against him.
BY G. G. COLLINS,
dec.6-dlwtd. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-09
Legal N office.
Isaac Click and Ann Click,
his wife,

Isaac Click and Ann Click,l
his wife,
VS.. Petition for Partition.
Jane Fairchilds, Sherman
Fairchilds and others.
SHERMAN FAIRCHILDS AND JANE
- Fairchilds of Delaware county, Ohio, Enos H.
Williams of Franklin county. Ohio. Richard d. VIII
of the State of Indiana, Martha Z. Williams Of Put
beth Waters, his wife, of Franklin county, Ohio
0hi9, urish IL HarScksSr, Adelino Horrocker Mary
locker, and John W H3rocker, theirs of Catherine
take notice that petition was filed against them on
the 30th day Of November, A. d. ls63 in the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the county of
Franklin and State of Ohio, by said Isaac Click and
Ann Ann Click, and Is now pending, wherein said Ann
Click and Isaac Click demand partition of the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: One hundred
and fifteen acres, more less out Of the southwest
quarter lot No. g. section No. 8, township No. 2,
quarter township No. 2, range No. 16, Plain town
ship, Franklin county, Ohio, being the same farm
conveyed by Jacob Sehlusser and wife to Isaac Will
liams, by deed dated February I'd, A. D. 1882, and
recorded in Franklin county record Of Deeds vol TO-
page 1885, and that at the next term of said Court the
said Ann Click and Isaac Click will apply for an or
der that partition be made Of said premises.
HORACE WILSON.
This 3oth day of Nov. A. D. 1858.
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