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British subjects In the Rebel Arnr.

IN Ers.iag tLs case ~ q British sriliet e,f,.eripi
- tLt5 ihs rebel army. and broasht before the Die
-,ict L9lr' a. Richmond July d. On Ga8sas eorbas
ne 1sAI51sTA'6 1aaHsrl argued ths& q decision
4A-a Mould release she pefly 5ef,re the Court
es..a turn 1pJgg ass-bodisd dou,ieiIel foreign.
' '-. O lac Army Ibls coufesse that 20 coo
si@s1s u lOrslgA powers aye euBscFiptsd into the
5soe. army - fght against The G0vsrgIssa4 Cf
iss % probably twc-fhiFds are British sIi6esss -
Dsis 's ihst Jealousy Of the Brlizh Govsrnnasnf
-, 90 st'l7es Ahuaid Voluntarily enlist &. car
-I.Lyi "a.te even calls gpon our Gavsrnmsu. "a
- .LssI oia The sBspicious iacl of stream of
.I...l14 s,gh ron Ireland to this country, while
arly Dy coascriptoi. nom sbsl serc -
- esa,e oat y death II tke British tioveTp Tss1
. o1 1eHtb part IS Tssdy to protect IA ovH
'1ss - 70 shelter rsbsl con s,aissioarr, sns "A
-. @o4d not tbe Bdtish los roar aver thIs &c.
aP1oa of h sgbiscu ' ''''
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TOWN Lots ron SALE.
LANDS FOR SALE.

YtAG heHssa GeeQna ana fhisd eseks On sithsf ode
~ q ts P9bls read ruRaina vest gola n lgt 70 salt
b 81 M011lkE,
msyas-sf slaasrs
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Rnnks. Boeksl BOoks !

There Is hex q oas hanars3 copies ot Brown
!e,v. bosk "a the Rebellion for sale Al the 0sies
q ,Ae Kx5xyILLx wRls, Persons wishing %
purchase can spT,y S, saia oaiCe, Pries. sise
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ATHE EMS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

FTNBK SUBsCRIBEG WOULD REsPECTFULE y
annoanes % tho efrns Of Atheus, aud The pRblc geB
crafty that hs In operation aud proposes % de tsfas
eyery description n his ne, aud therefore soeits work
feta al thosa Sh0 mag aani anything % che kin3
now casting aad hass BT sale different Szez " the
Globe Crescent lnaaua and Iowa cok Stoves frHishsd
eo@plsts aEeas siso e PAgsr, Nina Plate Chamber,
oace aud Shop Stoves Aisa, eea S0yes HolioH Ware,
Vase IIons, Pows Back and Jams foT ere plaess. IL
fact haging FerT large snPpy of patterns hand
wanted.
! also nauufssare H9fzc PsWers aud Thrsshrrz, and
also Gaze s0sN ais Isge aud small Kettles SPIRAL
Incline water Wheels
Al kinda Of mashasry kttsa ap ii the best and sest
ubse maaneF and npgn short ncliru. Ase iTpn Rail-
ms of sseFy description Brass and CASTINGS.
Inayzf An y. "a. hGLEaFe.
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tRg EtEcFITE FRANCHISE BILL As n PASSED
B0fH HOUSES OF THE LE0IsLATUKE.

Fgg ELEeFEvE FRANCHISE BILL As n PASSED
BefH HOUSES OF THE LE0IsLAFUKE.
WHEREAs Ths kFsf article and the afs sse6h of tie
declaration Of Rights n lhs Constitutions Of the Stats Of
Iaunsssss deSares" That all p9wsr kinhsrent In tbs
people aHd all free governments founded their
auhsfiy aHd instituted f9F thslT Ptaes satisfy and hap
pHss ct the advancement 0f These ends they have # al
Iass az iaalisanhs and intisasabls night % tsi, re-
fsra OF abolish the g0ysFnHsni n sueh manner they
nay think proper aad ehrsas aJgs aad respectable
aysntloh Of ths fes and loyal people of the State 0f
TeHuessee lE he city " RashVtlie. on iSe 9th dag
% January 1885, ard proposed esreain alterations aud
afaets 20 the Consultation of tks 5tass og T0nBess
~ ff rssetisu ~ aiseatsn BY the ieyal people the
Z2d u February following and rhssss .aid hmsnd-
neat aud sahse ssrs sasEHiy ratified With great una
nlai'y b the auihsEstiFe yeiee of the pssplsi sa
es, ths Sea sscos OF saSA s4asaas provided fof the
elset9b q 9everBsr and mebsFsof the LsgalaiHTe
iae h Gay % Nara 1885, sna so ia eceardaEes theFe-
Hiihs Esge slsosd - the ballots sf A loyal paoFs aHs
trss s sa'as authoritative goife n secsioa gth Of the
sensSsls delegated % the General Atsebiy mogag ped
gBdsF the aIBeBdsa e6Hsliiagian ne firki ~ Al tis i
eaten u rssis aaa the aiailon II the slsatlss Iran
ehse thsFetere hetag fshfaily under and IA accord
aaes wi'a lhe ssisgatioB q the supreme power.
sscfieB l. 6s eazefsd " tls t4sssysf A...saLY AZ
~ At II Ysaassssss That hs following psrssas 10 vii
Isl. Every white tWsaiy one years ef age cilI
II bs Dotted States, sRa eitissd Of the ssubty
whsSsiH b asy saeg his vote s nsBths nexs pFrassd
ing tks day of eeeS1, ssd Fahsis knsSn 70 hsrs ez
tafFsusi usegnaiioasI uRoa seEiimoEis fFom the out
bzRsk Of te rebellion antil The psasni iime aad ID
EVery Bbits NAB sitEen Of the Daitsd States, 4aa
efeB u the esaniy WhsTsia he may oEsF bis
aeashs pFsesodag ths y " elsetian, hAyiag af
Fs a Ne ass e tEspy years. ssss Maseh 4l see
sFyidsd that he bas nas besn enfaesd "a armed roe
lH sgAinsI the authority e The pnile5 States yolshta
rily aud 81 Ksag sblts faaa Of lARfsl age. eoaiag
frUn aaslhsF STATE. nEa beRE eitissn - the Uhitsa
states aad being cIsss of ks Ealsaa slass % ssosf
of oyEtY 10 the United Btses asa hslsR sts1en 81 hs
aosaiy xarein be nay of hts sss sx f8nths aexs pre-
sediag hs ass Of aassieE and tth kssET shtis snas
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THE KNOXVILLE WHlG
Knoxyills, Tennessee, suly q, isss.

Tks WHEa can Be hsa every week 81 the News
psso; q X ii Singleton Post oaiee Building,
Nsshviiis. T@sh.
Isu4s NctSz aUFllN j. authoFiEsa = soi e. cur
,-egt slosg The whole Paste Coast. HE address
!, ssz Frsnssco. California.
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HnuaR Ann L.0T F0R sALR.

cI4uATEp % chursi bstxssn stais and Water streets
lS-at pfesshi eesuIaed ~ Mf Cooper y dgsNeE
b a MeaiEk
mny44tf Commissioner.
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Chr gaoxrilIf @Ais
= ssssssss wsssaE
py BRowEbow, HAws . co.
r,.ts- as AaeertssanE
-. Il NelAertralen

tRs, sssnfs siu x aaas "a tssss vAs asvaytssa AZ
sssiF -
haecEnf enstaatrf VII - haseftea a.
.sri-e.satt q - pAsaages ssvagshgs % aevaaeH
a. Esertfsasss - shies Hgsl1 - sserisrh = ii
Eks5 tstlisslsse sfta EsHE5st 80
kds1ltssessess ci oaastsT3 Sea eeen scssfses esei
saQss uith WaQn ksef reErtsF seepRRts.
NJ 1d1FrFfsss1sEf naa estsGct va y itea HHass -
csaspaesa - fsafsare eEepFt iE efz efs tht astf
tissF u kasz8 b ssasfnst,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-16
MARRIE ID.

On the 18th BY the Rev. j. I. swaDder nt the resi-
dence OF the brides father, Treasurer Of Fairfield
co unity. Mr.. HENRY LEHMAN aud Mi.s NANCY
L. BEATTY.
We don't like to tell what came with
the foregoing notice. But, after all
hands had taken pull at tho bot
(there! by dad, it had like to have got
.outD We meant to say that after we
had all partakcn Of the refreshments,
there was a general heartfelt expires.
sion of good wishes for the newly
welded pair. May their voyage Of
life be upon pleasant waters, between
flowery banks Of bliss to the end
On the 18th INST. in this city by Rev r II. Phil.
lips, Mr.. SAMUEL A. HAMILTON, Of Cincinnati,
ana Miss LAURA W. CoNKEL, ofthis place.
On the 10Th Of February, 1856, by the Rev. II
King, at the residence OF the brides father, Mr
DAVID RAUGH and Miss ALMEDlA KooHTz, 81
OF Fairfield county.
On the same day, by the same, at the residence Of
the brides father, JOHN W. wICHNER and Miss
MARY JANE SULLIVAN, the former Of Lancaster
and the latter Of baltimore, Fairfield Co.
On the 2sth o. February, by the same. at the resi-
dcnce Of Mr.. Black, in Baltimore, Mr.. JAMES POOL
and Miss LUCINDA CAsTAN,a all Of Fairfield Co.
onthe ID of March, by the same, at the re-idcnc,
ofthc brides father, Mr.. GEORGE ". STERLING
aud Miss SAMANTHA sHAEFFEI, all Of Fairfield
county.
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PARoLED.-On Of the Lancaster boys
belonging to the brave 18th, CAsslUs
CANNON, arrived at home in this city
on Saturday last, after captivity in
various foul dens of Rebellion, since
August last. lie was taken in the
trenches before Atlanta, during the
last movement FISHERMAN which caus-
cd the evacuation Of that place. His
account Of his cxpcl iencc is deeply in.
teresting, and his emaciated appear.
ance adds another to the thousands of
testimonies of tho internal treatment
by the Rebels Of tho Union prisoners.
Although he might, perhaps, in view
of his condition, obtain Il full discharge
yet he avows his determination to re-
turn to the front as soon as his
strength is restored. Such is the stuff
Of which Union soldiers are made.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - The Gazette
Office was on Tuesday last regaled
with handsome treat of luscious dp.
pies, and a magnificent article of ne,c
maple Sugar--the former from our
staunch old Union friend WM. NJ. CUL-
LUMBER, and the latter from ouryoung
friend Mr.. CLIFFORD FErrERs, who
has proved his Unionism by term of
gallant service in the field as a soldier
and who bears upon his person the
scars of honorable wounds received in
behalf Of his country's cause.
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Another EntsEtainmsni hy the z l, a.
ri

The Young Mems Amateur ORA.
matte Association Of this city propose
TO give an entertainment at the City
Hall, on Thursday evening next, the
23d inst. The play will be SchiIler's
Robbers, one Of The most deeply thrill
ling in tho whole range'ef dramatic
literature. This is a big undertaking
for the boys, but from their very cred
liable performance on former occa.
sion, it may be judged they will attain
n success which will make their at
tempt worthy the most cordialard am.
IpIc superior the part Of our citizens.
The proceeds of the entertainment are
to be devoted to the purchase and re.
painting the Of lot Of scenery the com.
pany has been using.
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
cONTEMPLATED LEoTURE By WILL
~. ~ LIAM 70. DAVIS AA i5


We learn that the Ladies Of tho Aid
Society Of this city are engaged ip the
effort to secure q lecture at an early
period from W. +. DAVIS, Esq, Clerk
of the Ohio Senate, and a recently es-
capped prisoner from the rebel death
pens at Salisbury, North Carolina.-
This gentleman has already given lee
lures on the subject of his imprison-
ment, in several of the principal cities
and towns Of this State. They have
been found to be Of thrilling and alb
sorbing interest, being received with
great satisfaction, and attended with
beneficial results to the National cause,
and the noble cause. of assisting the
sick, wounded and suffering boys in
the field, in the hospitals, and in cap
tivity. 1t is to be ardently hoped that
the services of.Mr. Davis may be Sc
cured for lecture hero. ..s
While on this subject, we will brief
Fly allude to matter that is frequently
heard talked of among those unfriend-
ly or Indifferent to tho objects of SOL
diers Aid Associations. 1t is said that
supplies, provisions, and articles of
comfort seldom reach the needy among
the soldiers, but are wasted, misap,
piled, and stolen in transit. The truth
| is there is abundant evidence that the
great bulk Of the peoples contributions
for these purposes do reach their des'
tination, and that thousands of lives
have been saved, and incalculablo suf-
fering relieved or prevented by thcm
and that the whole work has been en-
gineered by the patriotic and noble
hearted ladies of the country as sue
cessfully and benefcially as could pos,
sibly be expected in SO vast and com
plicated o business. Instances Of mis-
management and delinquency can o.
course be pointed out; but they are
the exceptions, and not the rule.
A letter has been placed in oul
hands by Mrs. R. II. .CAFFEE, Secrcta
ry of the Soldiers Aid Society of this
city, written by a soldiefEof the 12tl
kentucky v. " l., John West by
name, from Nashville, in acknowledg
mcnt of articles sent by the Society tc
the soldiers of the Western army. W.
regret that we have not room for th'
letter itself-but We may state that tn
writer gratefully acknowledges the re
ception of a share of the good and use
full things sent to tho soldiers-speak
of the great good accomplished b,
them, and of the heartfelt gratifica
J ton afforded our brave defenders b,
the thought of being so remembered b.
I their friends at home, and in the civ
! walks of life. Such is only fai
specimen of multitudes of letters re
! ceived by these societies-and the
. contain testimony enough to induce a
good citizens to persevere in efforts t
promote the objects of the Soldiers All
Societies.
Should the attempt to procure lee
ture by Mr.. DAVIS be successful, tn
! fact will bo announced in due SCI
i son.
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4. ks~ Lieut.. GEORGE BLAIR, of the
.l7th, lato q prisoner in Dixie, called
on us this morning, having arrived at
his home in this city, on yesterday,
direct from Annapolis, Md. His cap
tiyity dates from the battle of Chick
amauga and his experience of rebel
prisons comprises 8 months in the
Libby, and brief periods at Danviile,
Macon, Savannah, Charleston, (whcrc
hewas among the lot of Union officers
placed under our fire by the'rebels,)
Columbia, Charlotte, Greensburg, Ra-
leigh and Goldsboro, at which last
mentioned place he was paroled and
sent to, our lines on Capo Fear River.
Aftcr leaving Columbia, he with a
large lot of other Union officers were
hustled by the rcbs from ono to an
other of the remainingplaces mention.
ed, with great rapidity, owing to con-
.stant apprehensiohsof sherman's prox-
unity. Lieut.. Blair is looking we'll
, which he attributes to the superior
facilities enjoyed by officers, in obtain
ing money, and as consequence, sup
plies, compared with those enjoyed by
private soldiers, which were in fact
none az all. He gives many interest
ipg'particnlnrs Of his experience and
obserYations, in Dixie, for which we re-
gret that we have not more space
but we must not omit to mention
his confirmation of the reports we
have all heard as to Union demonstra
tions in, North, Carolina, which he rep
rescnts as most abundant and onthusi
astic. aHl1H'or@ g ,'t f'".
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NEW TURNPIKE pRoJEcT.

We inadvertently omitted to notice
in our last, the very laudable enter
prise which has been set on foot for
connecting this city with the county
seat Of the adjoining county of Hook
ing by a substantial turnpike, the notice
of opening stock subscription books
for which will be found elsewhere in
this paper To the epeoplc of Fairfield
and Hooking counties, and especially
to those of Lancaster and Logan, this
is more important project than any
other now claiming their attention.
We hope to SEQ it takon hold of with
an earnestness and vigor that will Sc
cure an early completion of the much
needed improvement.
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LOST.-A Valuable Fur collar, lin.

LOST.-A Valuable Fur Collar, lin
ed with blue and green changeable
silk, was lost on Monday morning last,
on the sidewalk of Main street, some
where between Miss CHfford's MILNE.
ry Shop and G. G. Beck's Drug Store.
The finder will bo literally rewarded
on leaving the Collar at Miss Clifford s
Shop, or at this office. W. =
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.
-. II


OTricE oT -ur ArDiToR OF STATE,
Insurance Department. Columbus, o., Jan. IS, 'o5.
WnyRr,s, The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
localei ~ New Haven, the State o Connecticut has
-. IN this Office sworn statement OF its condition,
"a elUrod ly the first section Of tho act ITO regn
lr;e Insurance ColGpRnies not Incorporated by tho
State &C ohio" passed April sh 1856; and amended
Fehruar, 9TH, 1854; and Where's, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
IL is pnssessed q. NJ least ONE HUNDRED THOUS-
AND DOLLARS of actual Capital invested in Stocks
or Bonds or in Mortgages Of Real Estate, worth
double the anloun, for which the same is mortgnged;
and Whereas. said Company has filed in this Office
written instrument under its corporate seal, signed
NV the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing
any Agent or Agents O said Company in this State to
acknovedgc service Of process, for and in behalf OF
said Company, according to the terms Of said law.
Now. Therefore, in pursuance ofthe first section of
the aforesaid act. /, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of
state for Ohio do hereby certify that said HOME lN-
SUR iNCE GOMPANY, or New Haven is authorized to
translct the business ofFre and Marine Insurance in
this teuntl the thrtyrst day Of ofJanunry, ~ the
wear nne tharand eght hundred and sixty-six.
lNWITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub
srribed my nnme nad caused the seal Of my office 10
be aGa1ed the day ana year above written.
lanes H. GOODMAN,
.srALl Auditor of state.
Applications received and policies promptly issned
by F. REGNMUND, Agent, at Lancaster, o.
March o. lS65-lw
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For the Lancaster Gazette.

Mr.. EDITOR The challenge made
q few weeks since by Mr., Bretz from
Greenfield township, to spell his school
against any legal district in this coro-
ty,was accepted by the Amanda school.
The match took place in the North
Grammar school room on Saturday
the 11th inst, and was continued for
nearly four hours, with result as
follows; Tho Amanda school mis-
spelled t,co words, and mispronounced
one, whilst the Greenfield school mis-
spelled one word, leaving five of the
latter against three of the former, six
members constituting n side. The
25th day of March, and North Gram.
mar school room were agreed upon
as tho time and place at which to
meet again to continue the spelling,
and if possible, to decide the match.
The zeal and interest manifested by
both parties, we regard as excellent
indices of the training to which they
were subjected during the past win
ter. A large and attentive audience
were present, adding interest and nov
city 10 the occasion. H--r.
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BROKE JAIL, AND CAuanr AGAIN.

BROKE JAIL, AND Caught AGAIN.
On Tuesday last, the individual known
as "KcntuclSy' Bill confined in the
county Jail on q charge of highway
robbery, made rush out of the door
as it was opened TO admit the egress Of
n visitor, as We are informed, and sue
ceeded in leading Sheriff SnIsLRR a
pretty brisk chase for few hundred
yards. lie was overhauled, however,
in tho southern suburbs of the city
and led back to his old quarters in a
thoroughly fatigucd and subjugatcd
condition. .ErF sfls.
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Go to A. Brennaman's ifyou arc in
want of anything in the Jewolry line
New stock just received warranted
good, and bought so as to be sold low
Il. G. Butch is still there to give
prompt attention to the repairing of
watches, clocks and jcwelry.
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W. G, W.
Co. B, 18th o. V. V. l,
IS III SO,

That you want n good suit ofclothcs?
Then call at RIslNG's and select your
Cloths or Cassimcrcs; leave your
measures and he will get you upa first
class suit, at prices that will prove sat
isfatory Trout & Donavan are all
ways ready to give entire satisfaction
?. RISING.
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go AN NAoKNowLEDGMENT.-The Gin
cinnati Gazettes "News of the Day"
column affords first rate field for ed
itorial clippings. To avoid the trouble
'ofgiving credit for each separate item
lit may understood that we are in
,debted to the Gazette for the majority
Of the short selected news paragraphs
which appear in our columns.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-16
How the City Union Ticket Is TO b'
nefeated


Defeated. ,., .
,cW6 ,kavo intimations that opposi-
tion is sought to be excited against the
Union candidates for Mayor and City
Marshal, by representing thom as in
tending, in case of their election, to
close The liquor sh6pscf tie city on Sun
days. Now, ICE know that no man has
ever heard the Union candidate for
. Mayorexpress any intention whatever
on that subject; consequently no man
can say what he will or will not do
in regard to it without speaking in
ignorance or for the purpose of down
right Misrepresentation. We know,
= further, that the Union candidate for
, Mayor is not even posted as to what
the powers orduties Of, that officer may
5, ,be in reference 10 the matter alluded
, to and that ho would not announce
in advance what he would do on n
given question, before he even knew
the extent Of the authority of the
Mayor, or what duty might require
Of him under the laws. We will add,
however, that we look upon the mu-
g, nicipal government of the city as hav-
ing been instituted for the good Of
its entire. population, and not for the
purpose of either subscribing or hin.
dering the Legitimate pursuits of par.
tioular classes or individuals, We
suppose the city officials to be subject
to existing laws, like other people,
and that they are moreover bound by
an official oath TO perform their du-
ties to the best of their abilities &C.
cording to law. Those, therefore
} who are desirous Of having in tho chic
municipal position one who will know
ingly step out of the strict line o
his official duties, either to fapor OF
to oppress those engaged in any. par
ticular vocation, should vote for some
other than the Union candidate fol
Mayor, as we think he will not an
swer their purpose.
I. ~ . ID
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R0-colonel J. A. STAFFORD, of the
'l7sth O, v. /. has favored us with q
copy Of the Newborn (printed Ne,o
Berne, in the paper) N. G. Times, con
tanning much interesting matter. The
gallant Colonel is helping to make tho
fur fly among tho rebs down there in
the Old North State. Success to him
and his brave command.
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The WHEAT CRoP.-Accounts from
oil parts Of the country are in the main
favorable as regards the prospect Of
this crop for the present season. We
are not posted as TO the condition Of
the growing wheat in this county, but
we have heard no disccuraging reports.
The weather has been highly favora.
BILE for some days past.
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sELLIN0 mum uosr.

AS have opened new Store il
Columbus, and will move there before
April, will sell from this day, my
whole stock ofgoods for cost. Most o
these goods wero bought when &,
was low. Have on hand a fine assort
mont of Christmas and New Year.
presents. Call boforc it is too late
: N ~ .--.- ..hsu A. AARON.
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: THURsDAY, March 16, 1865

-
AN Ex,EDIToR OF THE GAZETTE
LOOMING Up.-Among the recent ap-
pointments and Senatorial confrma-
tions, we observe that of our.friend
ROBERT M. CLARKE, late of Ian caster
to be U. S. District Attorney for the
District of. Nevada. Mr.. Clarke has
been q resident of the territory and
State of Nevada for nearly a year
We rejoiceto learn that tho Govern
ment has thus manifested proper ap-
probation of bis talents, and the pat
riotism and energy he has always evin-
ced in the support of the National
cause.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-16

CIRcLEvILLE POSTMASTER. w. ZIP.
DENNY, Editor ofthe CircIeville Union,
has been appointed and confirmed as
Postmaster at that place. An ap-
pointment worthily bestowed.