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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

Gen. Kelley, who has lately been
released on parole by the rebcls, states
that while in Richmond he was visit
ed by several prominent Wheeling
men, and treated with uniform court,
esy. Gen. Kelley was accompanied
by Gen, Crook and Adjutant Melvin,
and had quite a rough time travelling
from Cumberland to Harrisonburg -
At this place they were offered bunch
of cigars by Il Union man, and the
Adjutant, on accepting, found enclosed
a hundred dollars. Richmond people
are represented as being much afraid
of Sheridon's approach. Flour sold
at twelve hundred dollars Der barrel.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23
March 2lst, 1866

RESIGNATION OF BRIG. GEN EWING
Brigadier General Thomas Ewing
Jr., commanding the District OF ST.
Louis, has sent in his resignation. lie
intends to devote himself to the prac-
tice of the law, and has become part
ner Of a new firm, composed of his
father, Hon. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio
Senator Cowen of Pennsylvania; Sena-
tor Harris of New. York, Thomas
Ewing, Jr., and Britton A. Hill, of st.
Louis. General Ewing snow in Wash
ington, and will. remain there several
weeks.-St Louis Democrat.
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ASyN An extraordinary mnssone b.

@sSr An extraordinary message has
been sent by JEFF. DAVIS to the rebel
Congress, in which the desperate con.
dition of the Coniederacy is admitted.
He says that Richmond is in greater
danger now than at any former time,
which is correct He asked for au.
thority topurchase provisions for coin,
the meaning of which is that he want
ed authority TO impress gold. He a.
so asked to be clothed with power to
suspend the writ Of habeas corpus
The rebcl House passed bills granting
both requests. Some further revela-
tions arc made in regard to the Peace
Conference. Upon the whole, the
message may be regarded as about
the last effort ofJEFF DAVIS to inspire
hope in the tottering Confederacy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23
March 23d-2ts

Go to A. Brennamans il you are in
want of anything in the Jewolry line.
New stock just received warranted
good, and bought SO as to be sold low.
L. 9. Butch is still there to give
prompt attention to the repairing Of
watches, clocks and jewelry.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23
rhe Dramatic entertainment 1Io.n,rht

Vho Oromntlc Entertntnmcht T0Sh3Eh
AS heretofore announced, the grea,
drama of 1.-The Robbers" will be given
tonight at the City Hall. The char.
acters will all besustaincd by residents
IF our own city--mostly young men
who have already exhibited creditable
histrionic talent at former entertain
ment. A yeang lady of the city will
also make her. dramatic debut on the
occasion; and it is believed the per.
Scrmance will afford a fine treat to the
lovers of the drama, as we'll an oppor-
tanity Of extending proper encourage
ment to our young people in the lauda-
Bile effort to perfect themselves in elo-
cutionary science, and the faculty Of
sustaining their parts well and grace.
fully before public audiences.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

Some 100000 of property, belong.
ing to the wife of the rebel General
Eweli, has been c?nfscatcd at St Lou.
49, 1t consisted of gold and paper
money, and promissory notes, and was
on deposit in the banks. Mrs. EwelI
was a daughter of Judge Campbell, a
wealthy Tennessee planter, and she
raised and equipped, at her own ex.
ponse, an entire rebel regiment. %. s.
JonY1,Qt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

A company to cultivate cotton ir
the vicinity of Hilton Head, has been
tormed in Massachusetts The capita
stock of the company is one hundred
thousand dollars. Fifteen Thousand
acres of land have been purchased
and the culture and manufacture Of
cotton are to begin on a large scale
The company will plant eighteen hun,
dred acres OF cotton the present sea.
so.l. -.str,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

The recent food in the Susquehan-
ma river not only greatly delayed
travel, but did immense damage 9TH
erwise The water was six feet high
er than the great food in 1916. In
the Susquehanna Valley the current
swept over the fields, carrying in its
course trees, fences, outhouses, canal
bridges, tobacco sheds, hogs. poultry,
and almost everything movable. The
washing away Of soil and fences, and
cutting of gulches into the river, will
cause serious damage to the farms
along the line Of the food.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

EsS~Senator Salisbury of Delaware,
has been omitted from theSenateStand.
ing Committees; which were arrang-
cd in the Union caucus. He was pre-
viously on tho Committees Of Com
mece, Patents and Pensions. Senator
McDougal, formerly on the Committee
OF Foreign Relations is also omitted
from all the Committees. Cause in
both cases, habi,ual drunkenness.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

SHIPMENT BY THE SOLDIERS AID So
crETY.-We are indebted TO Mrs. J. D
MARTIN, Recording Secretary, for tn,
following statement of recent ship
ment made By the Ladies of the Aic
Society of this city to the Cincinnati
Branch of the U, S. Sanitary Commits
sion, to-wit: q tit5 n.
Fifty,one shirts, two pairs drawers
one pair woollcn socks, twenty-foul
cans Of fruit, onc-half barrel ofpickles
with a quantity of rags and papers.
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SELLING OUT AT COST.

AS l have opened q new Store in
Columbus, and will move there before
April, will sell from this day, my
whole stock ofgoods for cost. Most ol
these goods were bought when e
was low. Have on hand iino assort.
ment Of Christmas and New Year s
presents. Call before it is too late.
A, AARON.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

The whaling business is quite active
al New Bedford, in spite Of Petroleum.
The Mercury says that twenty vessels
in that port have been engaged for
voyages, and several are fitting for
sen
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

Parkersburg has twenty-five Pc
troloum companies, welding capital
of S45,6OO,OOO.. A gas company has
been organized with capital stock of
$4,000. During the past year four
hundred buildings have been erected.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND I'M.
PI,MENTs,-The farmers of Fairfield
and adjoining counties should not over
look the advertisement of Purcell &
Sons, in another column. II will
doubtless be to their interest to deal
with this firm, in preference to send
ing to a,distance a, for the articles he
advertises.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

CoURr.-The Spring Term of the
Fairfield County Court of Common
Pleas, will commence on Monday next,
the 9th inst.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

Our dispatches mention an impor.
tant Union meeting at Wilmington,
which was called by the Mayor and
largely attended, many leading cti-
zens being present. The Mayor, in a
speech urged the people to forget and
forgive the past, and henceforth to la
Dor for the good of the whole country
1t is proposed by the navy Depart.
ment TO retiro about one, half Of our
vessels, and use $4,000 of our seamen
-one half of the total number in SER
Vlce-for service upon land. There is
no use now in having so many vessels
in service, and by this measure Mr..
WELLS will reduce the expenses Of his
department very much.
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Hon. J. N. Root, of sanduskv. bo

Hon. J. N. Root, of sandusky, has
been appointed and confirmed Dis
trict Attorney Northern District OF
Ohio. In 1910 Mr.. Root was a mem.
Der of the Ohio Senate, then served in
Congress, and in 1856 was delegate
to the Convention at Philadelphia that
nominated Gen. John G. Fremont for
President -s.s .-,.. ..--.., .~- =.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

History OF FAIRFIELD County. -
The communication of our respected
follow eitizon JOHN GARAGHTY, in ref
or ence to the above subject which ap,
pears on the first page of this paper, is
well worthy the attention and tho re-
'sponse which he asks from those to
whom it is addressed. Mr.. G. has the
requisite qualifications for embodying,
in valuable and attractive form, such
facts and Incidents as may be furnish.
ed him concerning the history of this
old and osperous county. We are
satisfied the materials are in existence
to make sp work ofthe kind which
will be we'll worthy n place in the Ii.
brary of every citizen of tho county
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

JOHN 2. STOCKTON (Dem,) has been
elected United States Senator by tho
New, Jersey Legislature, in joint con-
ventlon, by a vote Of 40 against 81 for
j. Cs Ten EYoK, (Union), the late in
cumbent of the office. Four scatter.
Ing votes were cast, but a plurality
elected. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23
Sale of Real Estate by Order OF Court

On the oath day of March, A. D. 1866 at one O'clock
p M, at the door Gf the Court House. in the city o.
Lancaster viii besold to the highest bidder, NE fol-
lowing realestate as the property o the following mi
nors,ivlH: Abrahom K9epPer, Sarah L, KnePper
lat The ono undivided fifth (-5) para Of mart q,
section No 81 Ip 10, range 10; bounded as follows;
Beginning At the North east corner Of Mid section
thence south IA go pefches e post thence S5'
post, thence 6se west iq4 7.i0 berches 10 post
thence north "a 2lO perches to center post on the
north line OF said section, thence casa l6lX
to the beginning excepting school house and grave
yard lot) containing 1854 acres.
Appraised at Sl,S20 80.
I'd. The one undivided ffth (l-5) part Of lot No. S.
IN the Eastern division Of the town OF CarroiiS
@. aThe one undvidedhhh u.5) part oiAes No. "a,
in the Eastern division Of the towH Of CaTto0
Appraised at S2i 828
The same to be sold subject to the dover CLAIM, of
Sarah Knepper, widow; and upon the terms of one
halfin hand and the residue in one and two years,
with interest IRON the day of sale, to be secured by
mortgage JOHN W. SMITH,
Martin a Mcneil, AtS'ye.
Merch q, 1885; S0.Hwpfsd %
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

UNION MEETING IN GREENFIELD -
The Union men of Greenfield town
ship propose to meet at the Election
House on SATURDAY EVENING
NEXT, for the purpose of nominating
q ticket for the April Election. All
are requested to attend.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23
April EIectiOM.

The subscriber being dcsirous to be
reelected again for another, torn,
would respectfully remind his friends
not to fai! to attend the election on
Monday the 3d of April next.
G. STEINMAN,
4 : JRStice ofthe Peace.
March 03d. DIX ,.,.t, .-h..s,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23
The Pike County Republican saws.

The Pike County Republican says:.-.
We notice that our old friend and
former Captain, GEORGE WILHELM, OF
Lancaster o. has been appointed
Eeut Colonel OF the iS6th o. v. l.
Having seen over three gears service
with Col WILHELM, wt know him to be
a good officer and fighting man.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

rS-If you want to find out whether clothing has
lien
Call on Jake Black.
ns'Ifyou want fne Cloth Coat q. s25 male to or
der,
Call on Jake Block.
nS@Ifyon. want fine green plaid Cashmere pants
and vest at 49,
Call ON Jake Block.
nS-lf you want to find Gno stock Of clothing,
Call on Jake Block.
rUIf you want good fitting suit Of clothes.
Gail on Jake Block
B6'If-you want 10 find fine stock Of Neck ties
Collars, Shirts, drawers, Socks aud suspenders,
Call on Jake Block.
na.h you want clothing 20 per cent. cheaper than
you can buy at any other house in this city,
Call ON Jake Block.
So be sure and call IN,
And don't he waiting too long;
Come and have your measure taken,
BY acutteT whose name is TONG.
J. BLOCK, Agent.
Lancaster, March 23-3m.
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am prepared at the above place, to sell all kinds
GOODS, :.
FURNITURE,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
DC, DC, dc.
ON REASONABLE TERMS.

lfyou have Furniture to SELL bring it to the AUG.
TION ROOM.
II you have D,y Goods to sell, bring them to the
AUCTION ROOM.
If you have Boots and Shoes to sell, bring them to
the AUCTl On ROOM.
If you have ANY THING to sell. bring IL to
the Auction Room, at the above mentioned place.
j. q. BOYD.
Lancaster, March 20, 1865 53-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

On TUESDAY March II, 1855, at the residence ofthe
subscriber, Mr. JOHN LIENS and Miss SARAH MO-
sIER, both tf Liberty TIP, Fairfield Co. Ohio
G. n. TUssING, Elder
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-23

Tho now Internal Revenue Law
does not take effect until April LIST,
1865.
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FRESH ARFsIVAa~

Isaac Levy has just received large
and splendid stock of the most elegant
and fashionable Piece Goods for Spring
and Summer wear. His cutter, Mr..
CLESS, is always in attendance to get
up first class fit. Give hiH a CALI
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND BoYs


y Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Stor,
you can purchase better goods and
more of them for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store ia thc'city
Come and see.for yourself ~ .
If s3 '.,' .ss's. = p. RISING. 4
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Sale Of Lands by Guardiaa.

EeURSUANT to an order OF sale this day directed
u to me AS guar ian of Abraham c. Wilson, Flor.
etta J. Wilson, Isaac n. Wilson, and Elizabeth vii
son, from the Probate Court Of Fairfield county,
Ohio, will offer on the premises at puddle sale on
FRIDAY, april 7th. meet,
at T. o'clock, NJ, on srfd day, the following de-
Section ls in T. No. 20 or r. No. 10, being Lot No.
eleven ) Of the subdivision of the lands of Pat
rick usk, dec, IN partition aong his heirs, and con-
Gaming ~ 43-lOO acres Tree spd unncumbered OF any
estate therein, in favor Of John W Wilson rs ten.
ant by the cur'esy aud upon the terms following
one-thrd OF the puychaso money in hand, and the
remainder in one ana two years, with interest there.
on payable annuMfy, and to be secured by mortgage,
on Said premises. JOHN W. WILSON,
Guardian ofAbrahamC c. wilson md
Others above named.
Jno. Garaghty, Atty for Petitioner
Lancaster March IG--Ny
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Public Sale.
N CD DGhCG.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
bsenduly appointed and qualified rs Executor of
the last WIZ and Testament of JOHN FRY, bate OF
Fairfield comfy, Ohio, deceased. Persons indebted
to the estate Of said deceased are required to make
immediate payment, and those having claims against
March 23'3w. JOHN AShBAUG& Executor.
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N office.

TENIIlS day the Probate Court Of Fairfield cornty
declared the estate Of George Ilolsman, deceased
to be probably insolyent. Creditors are therefore
required to present their claims against the estate to
the undersigned, for allowance, within six months
or they will not be entitled to payment.
JAMES STINSON,
Adnr of Geo. lols.nGn dec.
March 23-4w
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City Union Ticket.

Election day, Monday, April Sd.
For Mayor
SAMUEL A. GRISWOLD.
For Marshal,
OLIVER S. STONEBURNER.
For City Solicitor,
IL. /. BLAlRE.
For School Board,
JOHN D. MARTIN,
JOHN Il. TUTHILL.
For Water Works,
JOHN G. WEAVER.
FIRST WARD.
CduncH-JAMES V. KINNEY.
AsSessor--JOHN II. RHODES.
SECOND WARD.
C0uncit-CHARLES DRESBACH
AsseSsor-PETER TITLER.
THIRD WARD.
COuncH-JOHN R. MUMAUGH.
ASSCSSor-T. L. BILLINGHURST.
FOURTH WARD.
Council--WILLIAM II. KOOKEN.
AsseSsor-HENRY SEARS.
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LANcAsTKR mAhKRT.

Corrected Weekly by II. A. cobelsiD, City Grooory
WheAt--l lo@fbc Cofee--45a50
flour--s 0JGs 30 BuEaF--2jTsgs
hYe-i lr@i 10 N0lssses--1 b1al1 co
Oats-504Jjc Whiskoy-2 jDg
Barley-l 1901 - Halt-- a. W per bkf
CsTn-554g0 Buttsr-20 10 70
Clover 5ced--12gI2 90 Eggs--lO0t2
Flax Seed-2 OJls2 20 Lard-iG0;lsc
POtat6cs--756st w TailOw-i2@I3e
Feathers -1jfs40c Dried Apples ! 6Oa2 no
BacOn--l7@2zc White Beans--Z U0l2 d
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LANCASTER. OHIO:

THuRspAr, March %, 1865,
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