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sOLpIER,s REcEpr1oN.

The proceedings Of meeting held
at the Court House OH last evening,
for the. purpose of making arrange
ments to give the returned and return
ing soldiers of this county fitting re-
ception, will be found elsewhere. Com
mittees will be appointed for each
township, and the reception will bo
given about Saturday, August 9th.
The reception will be in the nature
of a Picnic, and will be held in one
of the neighboring groves. Notice of
tho day and a programme Of arrange
ments will be published in our next
issue.
The friends Of the soldiers TIN ough-
out tho county are expected to come
with well filed baskets, and devote a
day to tho reception of our portion of
the gallant men who have crushed re-
bellion, saved the Union, and made
the American nation one. of the first
powers in the world.
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watch Presentation.

On Thursday last, the officers of The
d7Sth Regiment, met at Columbus, and
presented Col. STAFFORD and Lieut.
Col. JOHNSON, each gold watch and
chain. f'he gallant Colonel we know
to bo worthy Of the compliment. He
went into thowar and through it, with
d hcartiness and gaTlantry which
marked'him as a true soldier, and ron
der him deserving of such marks Of
esteem from his fellow officers. y
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The Dramatic Company which has
been performing at the City Hall du-
ring the past week will give three
more entertainments. Tonight "Un-
Gle Toms Cabin" will be presented.
Mr.. Weaver did some very good
acting as Raphael in the MARBLE
Heart" on last evening.
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BREAD FOR THE BosEs.-Brcad and
butter are the only articles Of which
we never tire, from early childhood To
extreme old age. A pound of fine
-four or Indian meal contains three
times as much nutriment as one pounc
of roast beet; and if the whole pro.
duct Of the grain, bran and all, were
made into bread, fifteen per cent more
of nutrment would be added. Unfor-
tunately. the bran, the coarsest part,
is thrown away the very part which
gives soundness 10 the teeth and
strength to the bone and vigor to the
brain. Five hundred pounds OF fine
-four give to the body thirty pounds of
the bony element, while the same
quantity Of bran give enc hundred
and twenty five pounds. The bone is
cline" the phosphate Of lime, the in
Indispensable cloment Of health to the
whole human body, from the want of Il
natural supply Of which multitudcs go
into general "decline.' But swal.
lowing "phesphatesp in the shape Of
powders, or in sirups, to cure these
"declines," has little or no virtue. The
articles containcdsin them must pass
through natures laboratory-must be
subject to her manipulations, in aem.
bics specially prepared by Almighty
power and sliill,in order to impart their
peculiar virtues to the human frame;
in palmer words, the shortest, safest,
and surest method OF giving strength
TO the body, bone and brain, thereby
arrcsting disensc, and building up the
constitution, is to eat and digest more
bread made out of the whole grain,
whether wheat, rye, corn or oats.
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CITIZENs nfEEriNC.

Pursuant to published notice, a
meeting convened at the Court House
Wednesday evening, ID arrange for
the proper reception and ebtertainment
Of the returned aud returning soldiers
Of the county. sliI{|tl
The object of the meeting was stated
by Mr.. John A. Hunter, and no elo.
qucntly urged the obligation upon cit
izcns TO mark the return of our defen
dCrS by q suitable demonstration Of
welcome. % l|t5 .'7 3 y
1t was determined by the meeting
that a Pic Mic be given on Saturday,
August 9th next, by the citizens of the
county, to oil our soldiers, and to
such of neighboring counties as can
make it convenient to attepd. And a
Committee, consisting Of the Chairman
Of the meeting, Mr.. John Reber, and
one member from each Ward OF the
city, with power to add to ITS number
from each Ward and Township of the
county, was appointed 10 make all ar
rangements therefor.
Some of our soldiers being expected
to reach Lancaster by railroad one
day this week, it was also determined
by the meeting, that public notice of
their arrival be given as soon as the
time is ascertained, and that our citi-
zcns be requested to meet them at the
Depot and escort, them to the Public
Sqnare, whore an address of welcome
will be delivered by VIM, P. Greed, Esq
. i,ll .- j. S. BRAsEE, Scc'y.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, July 10.

FLOUR--Sales of superfne city at
Sc choice country brands, made en-
tirely from original stock, at Sc 25 ;
fair to good extras at Sc 50@7, and
family at 81 25@7 70. Sales of fancy
are made at SS@8 so.
WIlEAT-Saes of prime Rcd are
made at 81 GO. White, 81 G5 for Ohio
and Indiana.
CORN-Salcs at 70@73 cents. sial
OATS-Sale were made at 65 cents.
RYE-Prime ut 70 cents.
CATTLE-Prime Beeves at $500
per Genital, gross.
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Notice.

Holm ". Finibone, Alvah Finktone, Mary Z.
% FinkbJnc, of the county Of Darke and State OF
OHIO; Ruth \. Whtacrc OF the county OF Warren and
State Of ONio; and Margaret Finkbone Of the county
Of Fnriel1 and state Of Ohio, will take notice that
petition WAS filed against them the 18th day of June
A. H., lsf5, IN the Court Of Common Pleas within
and iUr the county nj Fairfield, Ohio, by Lydia NJ
t'rkbohe. and is now pending, wherein said Lydia NJ
fnkhohe demtnds partition uf the following real es-
tate situate in tho said county of Fairfield Ohio to-
wit "a part ot the west hall of the south east quar-
terof section twenty ohe t2l, in Township sixteen
O0l, Of R9nge nineteen ll9) in the land district OF
Chllcothe and State OF Ohio; beginning at the south
east Of the aforesaid west halfofsad quarter
aectcn, thence west eighty 1907 rods thence North
sixty if rods; thence East eighty Sol rods; thence
thirty 3p oflaut more or less aid that nj the
November term OF said Court A. ID. 1865. the said
Lydia VI. Fnkbouc will apply foran order that parti-
tion may he made osaid premises, and the dover Of
the sAld Margaret Fnkbone he therein assigned
HUNTER < DAUGHERTY,
and W, ]. Beers Atry's for petitioner.
June l5l2-Cw
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Administrators Sal. of Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order granted BY the Probate
Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio. viii otter for ~ie,
ut public auction on Saturday, the 29th dny
OfJuly, A. ID. 1865, ut The door OF the pnTt
House, in the city Of Lancaster Ohio. between the
houCs Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, +. NJ the
following real estate as the property of solomon
Smctters, deceased to-wt Situate ~ the county OF
Fairfield, in the state OF OHIO, AMI bong pariol the
North East quarter Of section thirt-, IN tc-nship
fifteen, range eighteen, anl described AS follows
Commencing the East boundary line OF said quar-
ter section a stone set for the north east Of
Margaret II. Arnold's dover, ard running west with
said dover line twenty seven CHAINS and thirty-sN
links to stone set for the north west corner o said
dover lot andcontnulng west nsne chains and fifty.
one links to stone; thence north seven anl one h3lf
degrees. east five CHAINS and seveny-siX links 20 Z
stone thence north three ehansand eighty SIX links
TO a stone; thence east ihrtysix chains and seycn-
teen links to stone the east boundary line Df>aid
quarter section; thence south with said east line
nine CHAINS and sixty links to the beginning, contain
ing thrty.four acres and eighty-two hundredth5 Of
an acre subect to the dover OF Margaret +. smet-
ters in three acres thereof.
Also u part of the north east quarter ol section
thirty, township fifteen, range ghteen, commencing
at stone at tie north east corner Of Morgarvt II.
Arnold's dover st onthe east boundary line o.! said
quarter section; thence south with said line seven
chains and twenty-one links to a stone; thence west
twpntyseven chains and twcnty yfour links atone
in the west boundary line OF SAID dover lot; thence
north two Y deg. west with said dover line Two
chains and uitiety-two 4 links 20 n stone; tfchcc
west nine chains and fity.three links to n stone
thence north two q deg. west two chains and twenty.
eight links to q stone; thence north seven u deg
east two chains and two links TO n stone; thence east
nine chains and lityonelnks to a stone at the north
Of said dover lot; thence continuing east
with the north boundary Of said dover lol twenty
seven chains and thry-siX liaks to the place of be-
ginning, containing twenty hrtC acres and ~ 100 nj
an acre. subject 70 the dover Of the said Margaret E.
Smettrls therein.
Also part Of the north west quarter of section
twenty y-onc, in township fitecn of range eighteen,
commencing at the south west corner of SAID ror,h
wcst qsarter OF SECTION twenty one; thence north
eighty perohes; thence east one hundred ami fulr
pcrches; thence south eighty perqheS; th6prc west
one hundred aud four perchcs 20 the place OF beg
hing, containing ty.two and J2-lO0 0f an acre.
and the residue in two years, with interest on the de
lerred payments from the day of sale
81 s2-lOn acres appraised at s75 per acre.
29 SG-tO0 &" " " $50 g."
50 32lut 1t sag
SAMUEL. JACKSON,
Admir-. ofso6m0n smetters deceased.
Wm. p. Creed Attorney.
June %, lss5-6wl3lSl5 90. |.
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IN: interest al 7.so per cent. amounts 10

Notes Of oil the denominations named will bc
promptly furnished upon recelp.tfsabscnptlons
The notes ofths Third sories ore precisely sinls
form and privileges to the se-en.Thrties already
sbd, escep. that the Government reserves TO itsel
the option ofpaying interest in gold coin at per
cent. instead of s.iCth in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest D currency up to July 18th
at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery ofthe no,es ofthi, third series Of the
soyen-thlrties will commence vn the s Of June end
will be made promptly and continuously af,cr shat
date
lhe slIght change made IN the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES effects only tho matter Ofintera..-
The payment in goid, Il nlade viii be equivalent to
the currency interest Of The higher reto.
Ta, ro.1r to specie payn.ehts, in tiie even. Of
which only will the option pay nteres: in Gold be
avaeI of, would so reduce and equalizs ptlces Tia
purchases made with SIX per cent. in gcld would be
fully eqasl to those made with and ;hree.te;ls
per cent. in currency. This i.
THE ONLY LOAN TN MARKET
Nov offered by the Government, and its supororaa
suntages make it the GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF
TIE PEOPLE
Less than $780, 900 Of the Losn authorized hy the
last Congress are nos On the market. TAs amount
at the rate ct which it is teipgabsorbed, will - Be
subscribed for within two months, when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium, as has uni
formly been the case closing the subscriptions
other Loans.
In order that cdisens d eycfytdwa and seati3h Of
the country may be afforded facilities for tskinH the
loan, the National BANKS, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents. IN whom they have conf
dence, and who only are to be responsible Hr thc
delivery of the note, for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions ,rtH be reeeieed 5ytle First Nation
al Bank of lancaster, OH, %
Nav 25. 1865 s-an1 a'
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Notice 10 Enrolled Militia,


LANtAsTER, June 81 1865.
TENHE ATTENTION OF ENROLLD MI
/ LIrIA Of Fairfield County is called 10 the follow.
lig section passed by the General Assembly OF Ohio,
March 81. 1854:
SEC. /, That there shall he appointed hy the Gov
erior' ~ each county IN this state, Mllitarr sur.
geoa, tho shall he commissioned for the term ot
three years unless sooner discharged, with the rank
Of Major, who before entering upon his duties, shall
Toxic M oath o faithfully perform the dnties of his
office That from the lst day Of July to the 18th dnv
Of August in each year, it shall b" the duty of said
Surgeon TO Eetp IN Office NJ the county.seat mud ex-
anime all applicants for exemption, upon the pay
men! to him, by the applicant, Of the sum Of fifty
cents, together with such stamps may b. required
hy law and If lie is of the opinion that the applicant
Is unfit for the performance Of mjltnry duty no shall
give him certificate as required dissection ofths
art II any such Surgeon shall Knowingly give a
false certificate he shall be deemed guilty OF mis-.
dcmeanor, and he fined in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars for e9'h offense to- be recovered by in
dctnent IN the proper county, Tor the benefit of the
Military Fund. Tho examination and recommended
tlon Of the Medical Board shall not be required from
sand County Military Surgeons.
Agrecahy to the above law, tIt. p NJ. WAafSrAts,
has been appointed. Office in ShSttIer's Block,
public square west of the Market-house.
June 22--l3 Emo.
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H9-Dr. II. w. CARPENTER of this
city, has received the appointment of
Assistant Surgeon with tho rank Of
Captain, in the 1S7th o. V. /. He
loft this city on Monday last, with or
ders to report to Col. Lawson, at Dal-
A.. ~ .ST % 1ilr IT
IOD, ia. .,., ,f-., .,.. ...,...r ....,.. .,-,
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DGrOn exhibition, and for sale al
she Jewclry Stores of L. G. BUToH and
GEO. FL. SMITH, and at BEcK's Drug
Store, Powell's Medallion, the best,
most correct, and only durable like.
ness Of President Lincoln.
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THE 18TH.

Tho nth regiment arrived at oOlum
bus, on Monday last, where IT is wait
ing to be paid, Tho boys viii proba,
bly, be home the last Of this or the
first Of next week. %lillltL D'lI(
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r Johnson's New Fa miIy7 Atlas.

This great and popular work has re-
Gently PASSED through new edition,
and, we think, comes out very much
improved. 1t now contains over a
hundred large steel plate maps and
plans, representing every State, coun-
ty, township, city, village, mud hamlet;
every mountain, river, railroad, canal
&c, in the World. The maps arc
palmer and superior to any other we
ever saw. Besides the maps, there is
q vast amount Of reading and statisti.
cal matter in the work that must be
seen to be appreciated. Mr.. L. W,
Schraefel, the agent, is in town, and
will give our citizens an opportunity
to see the work, We trust many will
place a copy in their family library.
!.
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND. BOYs
One Dollar Saved IL ons Dollar Madc. =

Ifyou cali at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more Of them for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store in tho city.
Come and see for yourself
If P. RISING.
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Notice..

A LII persons arc hereby notified not - pnrchrs a
~ or receive o promissory noto given by WILL
LIAM DELoNG. and made payable 10 the under
signed, dated April 2sth, 1854 due six months aftei
date, said nota, with the pocket book contoining II
having been lostoA the l&th inst ,f.. ..l.,
Columbus, o, April 20, 'so--3m G. D. PORTER.
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One Weayers Loom and tackIing
Sale of Real Estate.

II N pursuance OF an order OF sale to me directed
u the Probate Court of Fairfield county, Ohio,
| viii, dn
MONDAY, august 14th, A. D. 1865,
offer for SALE on the premises, at o'clock, p NJ, the
following lands and tenements in the county OF Fair
field and State OF Ohio.
Lot No. 10 in the subdivision ofland on which Eman.
uel Carpenter, Jr., lived at the time of his death,
containing u SolU0 acreS and being part Of section
lJ, Township II Of Range 10, bounded and described
assollows to.wit: Beginning at the South east cor.
per of said sectop thence North with the sc,tion
line 80 Ghalnb and 40 links to post; tnenee West
20 chains and 50 links to a POST thence South II
CHAINS and 90 links to peat. Thence South IL
chains and 50 links to the section line. Thence with
the section line 72 degrees to Tn place ofbeglnning
subject, however, tn the dover assigned thereid
to Snsannah Ring Appraised at s45 per acre.
TERMS OF sALE-0ne. third Of the purchase
money in hand, one.thlrd in ono year and one
third in two years from the day Of SALE with interest
on deferred payment from day ofsale.
Pom ''.H JACOB l.. RING, -
.... ,ta Admir- do bonis non Of Geo. Ring, dec:
July t5.sw .r
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1@Members of the thion Central
COMMITTEES will please fShiemBer tho
meeting at o'clock ON Saturday next.
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Clothing at Cost =!
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OifiCh W COMPTROLLER OF TuE CURRENCY, :
Washington, June sth, 1865.
"HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
wv to the undersigned it has been made to appear
that THE HOOKING VALLEY NATIONAL
BANK OF LANCASTER" IA the City of Lancaster,
IN the county of Fairfield and State ofOhlo, has
been duly organized under and according 10 tho re-
auremcns oi the act al Congress entled" "An Act TO
Rroyldea National Currency secnred by pledge oi
unl'eo states bonds aud to provide for the circua.
ton and redemption thcrcot," approved June I'd,
1861, and has complied with all the provisions Of said
Act required to be complied with before commencing
the business OF Banking under said Act
NOW therefore, l, Freeman Clarke Comptroller
efthe currency do hereby certify that 'Thc Hook.
ing valley NATIONAL Bank of Lancaster" in the City Of
Laneaster, IN the county Of Fairfield aud state of
Ohio, Is authorized to commence the business OF
Banking under the Act aforesaid
am. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, wit
,SfSVSSSx, ness my h'nd and seal of Office this
SEAELES< Eighth day efJune, 1865.
2SENtkN- . .. FREEMAN CLARKE,
T&e.G&N Comptroller Of ue CtTTeney.
June lj-lT.3nl
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Bold Attsihbt at Robbery.

On Tuesday'night last, about nine
o'clock, a man%aikea into the house
of Jacob Keller on Columbus Street,
blew out he'light and demanded mon
'cy IF Mrs. Keller. Mrs. X. ran
into the street, and aroused some of
the neighburs, who arrived in time to
take the man into custody.
On yesterday an examination was
had before the Mayor, and the man
was held TO answer in the sam OF
5000, and released. The, prevailing
suppression is that the attempt was
merely the freak of a drunken man.
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FAIRFIELD UNION
ACADEMY.


TE0HE FIFTH ANNUAL TERM OF
Il Fairfield Union Academy will commence MON
DAY, July 3lst, 1865, and consist of42 weeks diyi
ded rs follows: .......-'
Fall session will commence July 3lst, and continue
l2weeks. Tuition 81. Vacation two wecka.
Winter session will commence November 9th,
1850, ana continue Is weeks TutionSl2. Vacation
three weeks. ..'.....
( Spring Session will commence April Sd, 1865, and
continue u weeks. Tuition SS. Vacation weeks.
Convenient boarding can be ohtanod at So per
week. A large boarding house calculated 10 accom-
lnodate nearly one hundred pupils, s IN the course
o. erection on grounds belonging to the Academy.
This building is expected to he ready for occupancy
NJ the urst Winter session. Opportunities will bc
afforded for obtaining u thorough knowledge of the
Greek, Latin, French and German languages to.
gcther with oil other branches usually taught in
BiCh Schools and Academies.
Music and drawing extra by an accomplished
teacher Miss T., Walker.
GEO. FLEMING, Principal
80 JOHN WILLIAMS, Associate Principal
July 2O--3wa
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LANCASTER MARKET.

SNii'S'0u "cVNiy "J IA ~ oeDsIeln1 ivy OTOceIy
Mheat-l OO9lOj COhce-3j@40
rlour-O OOGtI w Sugar-lC@zO
Rye b5@O 1lolasscs-l 50Gil 60 o
Oats-31g4Oc Whiskey-2 500
Barley S6@e0 SRlt--2 1898 90 per bll
Corn-50@W Butler-15@2O
Clover Seed-212@l2 30 Eggs-Al5c
Flax Seed--2 OO92 % Lard-l36l5c
Potatoes-new l 5O92 90 Tallow-l2Gl3c
Feathers -s5Gs4Oc Dried Apples jUM2 90,
Bacon-lj@Iec White Bcans-2 O05e2 20
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statement OF tho Condition of the
Hooking Valley National Bank of Lam
caster.
[MoNDAY MORNING, JULY sp, 1881
ASSIETS

... .. l5j,O5O 23
H. wEAKLEf, cashrcri
.,,ti,. DERSoNALLY appeared before ma
.SSESVS$f, n Notary Public IN and for the
ssHMWAr. county OF Fairfield, n, v Wcaklcy,
stiesSS ~. Cashier Of the Hooking Valley Ma
.iESSINHe- tonal Bank of Lancaster, Ohio, who
TTsSSSS made oath that 70 the beet Of his
'faIT knowledge and belief the above state.
ment is true. G. STEINMAN,
Lancaster, o, July S-3w Notary Public.
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Meeting OF the Union Central Com

Meeting OF the Union Central Com
.TN.IaAh mIttec.
There wilhbeaTmeeting of tho onion
Central Committee Of Fairfield county
on SATURDAY, July 22d, 1865, at
the GAZETTE OFFICE,
u The Committee will meet at one
o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose Of organ
izing and making arrangements for
tile approaching, campaignI A full
Attendance is urged. r1 oeo0--- p
lThe' following are the members Of
tho Committee TsA3Fl8
FAIRFIELD COUNTY UNION CEN.
puaao TRIAL COMMITTEE.
Amdhaa--Jasob Bollenbaugh
Berne-Henry Eckert
Bloom. Crumley
,Clearcreek7-Samuolr Barr rrrpgrtt
'GreehfeldAJosiah flattery v 1'..-
Hockiag-rGeorgc Pugh n92a
Liberty-A. T. Mason
MddiSon+ Isaac Wolf &
PleaSant-David Huber
.RlfAtdnd-Noah McNaughtcn fyt
Rushcreek-Simon Bcery
YIdftEH Henry Ritter Il Il .N(
tpahat45oseph Doran 'A Wv
Gtdd dk EdhcaSter-C. +. ,Sheffer, G.
M.L.!Wisehah, J.. D. Martin B. f.
Reiumund, ID. Tallmadge, G! G. Beck.
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nAp The latest intelligence received,
states that Governor Brough had
had a-serious relapse, from which he
is slowly recovering. s1
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ooiSg EAST;
L.av. PASS. ACCOM-.
LANCASTER IN gEAis a = mt,

tseoPM Gl5 AN
fz5-Besdes the above Trains, there are irregular
Trains. and persons approaching or passing the
Rail Road Track, shorld, at al hours NJ day snd
tight he particularly on their guard fprthemselves
and LIVE STOCK, rs to trans in both directions
Any injury indicted will otherwise rest an Their own
carelessness. s. b. SHEPpERD, MT.
Jan2l.lSG5
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These bonds are now worth shanlsome premium,
and arc exempt, "a are all the Government bonds,
from STATE, County and Mu'hepa Tazstion, ,Vieh Gdas
from Oasfo three per cent psr asnnn 10 their vqlse,
according TO the rate levied upon other property
Thenterestis payable scrni-aanually byeoapoiis az.
taehcd TO each note, wch maj be cut of and sold to
any bank or banker.
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S9rWe notice that 1t. AREHARr
after having nobly served his countr Y
for oror four years, has purchased the
Bakery establishment Of Andrew Reid,
situated on Main Street, one door east
Of Robt. Reeds Shoe Store. JOHN
served an apprenticeship with one of
best "dough-heads' in the city, and
win warrant satisfaction to all his Gus.
toners. The Lieutenant is young
man Of merit, and we bespeak for him
a liberal share Of the patronage of the
city and surrounding vicinity.