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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-09
AN oRDINANCE


street and the Canal in the City oil
Lancaster.
SECTION l. Be IL ordained by Tie City Council Of The
City Of Lancaster, That t shall be the duty Of the
owner or owners, and all persons association Of
persons owning any lot or part Of alotfronting or
abutting on Mulberry street, between Broad street
and the Cans, in said city to pave his or their side
walks along said Mulberry street with good hard
paving brick stone IN bed ofat least six inches
of,ose mud for space Of at least five feet IN width
in the centre of the pavement along the whole ex-
tent OF said sidewalk and to filling the remaining por-
ton of the pavement with good gravel.
SEC. .. The work herein required to be done ny
the first section ofthis ordinance must be completed
on or before the 10th day Of November, 1865 and
shall be performed under the direction and to the
acceptance ofthe Committee on Streets and alleys,
See. 3. Thatifany person orpersons as aforesaid
shall refuse or neglect TO comply with she provisions
of this ordinance 1t shall be and is hereby made the
provement to be made at the expense OF the city,
and the amount MS expended is hereby mode a lien
upon the lot lots in front cfwhich the said i'm,
provement Is made and shall be LEVIED thereon, ana
certified to the County Auditor Of Fairfield county,
and collected as other taxes for the of said city.
SEC. L. That the Street Committee shall Keep an
accurate statement ofthe amount expended by them
under the provisions of this ordinance adding there
to interest from the date OF assessment, Designating
the lot or part lotR front Of which the same is ex
pended, ana when such expenditure IL approved hy
the City Council the same is created lien with the
| interest as aforesaid.
! SEC. 8. Any ordinance parts thereof heretofort
pnsse inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby re
peaed.
SEC G. This ordinance shall take effect and be II
force from and atte. its passage and legal publication
Done in the Council Chamber, this eth day o
October, A. D. 1850 ,,,
Attest: W. l.. King, City Clerk.
| Nov 2, lS65-lt
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fasgsf1 TVNTHlS property is situated on a.
IAaaeu Wheeling street on the north. 95SsS
east corner Of High alley, between t99PA
BIond and High streets. Terms reasonable. -
Enquire at this Office or on The promises.
Now ., 06--32u., ELIZABETH REED.
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ESTATE OF MARY RING I,.o

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ha
1 beenduly appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor Of the estate Mary Ring, dec. Dated Octo
ber 9Th, 1861.
j. r. MUMAueu.
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Clothing Business,
Wholesaler Retail.

and may befound hereafter at the south-weste
Of Sixth and Walnut sts United States Hotel or Al
Walnut st. Cincinnati, Chic, where ! hope TO see
my friends whenever they yisitthe Queen City.
July 27, l865.-tf JAUOB BLOCK
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as Admin.
lstrator of the Estate Of James II. Lytle, dec
JAMES r. LYLE, Jr.
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CHARLES MYTlNaER, long a resident
of Lancaster, died at Portsmouth, o.,
few days since:
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Parting, Notice.

The best Of friends must part" and so /, after
having pleasantly and with satisfactory business sue.
cess spent the lastten or twelve years in Lancaster
hnding that my interests call me to another point
with ahearty shake Of the mr. bid all my old Gus.
toners and friends Of Fairfield kind adieu, and re.
turn thanksf for the liberal patronage that has been
extended to me. 1 shall nnntinnn in the
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

s<zsrses - he usrr<s s< Cas1@AsA q e~-
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hall any such sesis. q scher Pre-r3ne .ss
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soas Interested IN the ~az.e. shall szcrp< -
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by aepssifisn. according 10 d practice Of the
court, oa b-hah Of eisb-r - any st Tie pr
ties 10 ths said action q obs PsSessdlag: (:
ProrsSel, That soshire hasiastier contained
shall render any ?~rsoa Who s charged With
any offence in any criminal proceeding CON-
peten, or eompellable to give evidence for or
against himself or herself. or shall render any
person compellable to answer any question
tending to criminate himself or herself, or
shall in any criminal proceeding render any
husband competent or compellable to give evil
dencc for or against his wife, or any wife COM
petent or compcllable to give evidence for OF
against her husband, or in any proceeding
instituted in consequence of adultery; nor
shall any husband be compellable to disclose
any communication made to him by his wife
during the marriage, nor shall any wife be
compellable to disclose any communication
made to her by her husband during the mar
riage.
Approved, July 2, 1864.
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lPUBL1c-No. 1921

[PuBL1c-No. 1852.
AN ACT to amend the Act of the twenty
first December, eighteen hundred and sixty
one. entitled :" An Act to further promote
the Efficiency Of the Navy"
Bel enucted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the Thited States
Of america in COngress assembled. That
the first section of the act Of the twenty first
Of December. ammo Domini eighteen hundred
and aud sixty.one, entitled IAN act to fur
ther promote the efficiency Of the navy"
shall not be SO construed a. to retire any off,
Ger under the age Of sixty.two years. and
whose name shall not have been borne
upon the navy register for . period Of forty
FIVE years after hs had arrived at the age Of
sixteen years.
Approved, June 25, 1864.
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Approved, July 2, 1864.

1PUBLLC-No. 226.
AN ACT providing for satisfying Claims for
Bounty Lands. and for other Purposes.
BE 1t enacted1by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of tile United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That
the act entitled "An act to provide for salts
flying claims for bounty lands for military
service in the late war with Great Britain, and
for other purposes" approved July twenty
seventh, in the year one thousand eight hun.
drcd and forty-two, and the two acts approved
January twenty. seventh, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty-fve. therein
and thereby revived, and also the two acts to
the same intent and purpose, respectively ap-
proved the twenty sixth day of June. in the
year eighteen hundre and forty-eight, and
the eighth day Of February, in the year
eighteen hundred and fifty. four. BE-, and the
same are hereby, renewed and continued in
force and effccr, without restriction or limita-
ton as to the time of location OF said war
rants issued in virtue thereof.
Sec. 2. And Be Il 1hythev enacted, That
all warrants for bounty lands heretofore is
sued in virtue Of any of the several acts here
inbefore named may be located at any time
subsequent to the passage of this act. in con-
formity with the general laws in force at the
time Of such location; and that all entries
and locations heretofore made with such
warrants shall be as valid aud effcctual as if
the several acts aforesaid had not expired at
the time Of such entry and location, any law
to the contrary Notwithstanding
Sec. 3. Amd be IL JMrtAcr enacted, That
all acts and parts ofacts inconsistent with the
provisions of this oct, be. and the same are
hereby, repealed.
Approved, July 2. 1864.
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CpI,nIlC-N0 1QQ1

[PupLIc-No. 1901
AN ACT to incorporate the metropolitan
Railroad Company" in the District Of Co.
lumbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of Amcric. in Congress assembled, That
Alexander r. Shepherd, Richard Wallach.
Lewis Clephane, Samuel P. Brown, Nathaniel
Wilson, Franklin Tenneo, Matthew g. Emery
Samuel Fowler, John Little, J. @. Nickel
den, Saylcs J. Bowen. John II. Seems, D..
C. Forney, William w. Rapley.: William G..
Moore. Thomas Lewis. John B. Keasbey,
and Charles II. Nichols, aud their associates
and assigns, be, and they are hereby. created
body corporate, under the name Of the " Me-
tropolitan Railroad Company" with authority
te, construct and lay down double-track rail-
way. with the necessary ewitches and turn
outs, in the city Of Washington, in the Dis
trict of Columbia. through ard along the
following avenues and streets: Commencing
at the junction of A street north and New
Jersey avenue, at the north side Of the capitol
along the east side of New Jersey avenue to
D street north; aloug d street north. and
along G street north aud Indiana avenue 70 the
intersection Of D street north with Indiana
avenue along Indiana avenue. d street north,
and louisiana avenue to Fifth street west ,
along Fifth street west to F street north;
along f street north to Fourteenth street
north. across Pennsylvania avenue, to the
junction Of New Hampshife avenue. and
Twenty.third stsest west thence along New
Hampshire avenue 70 The Cirsls. Also .
double or single track branch railway. COM
mencing at the intersection of street north
and New Jersey avenue; along New jersey
avenue to Massachusetts, avenue; along Aas.
sachusetts avenue 10 H s(raet north an1
along H street north 10 Ssvsoieenth ssssel
vest' intsrsecting tho doabls-tsack road'
Also. q double or singls track road from ths
intersection of Fifteenth street west asd
street norsb. eonnsetiag With the desble-sssel
road ai Fiftsxnth street west; along stre:'
u~sh to New York svesue; sloog Nsv 1osh
sv<nse to Ninth sessst vsst; snA 49,
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tTcbS-No. AS0.
An ACT 10 amend q Act snfitled "Aa
Act to provide fos tie Paynsst q Hasss
and other Property destroyed in ~ Militia.
~ Service Of the United States"
BE ii enacted BY tie Sesaie ssd Hssss
Of RcpreseatafiUes cf tie United States
Of -America IL Congress assesb!ed. That
the act to which this is an amendment shall,
from the commencement Of the present rebel
lion, extend to and embrace all cases Of the
loss Of horses by any officer. non. commission.
cd officer, or private in the military service
Of the United States, while in the line Of their
duty in such service, by capture by the sne-
my. whenever it shall appear that such officer.
on-commissioned officer. or private was or
shall BE- ordered by his superior officer, to
surrender.
Approved, June rs. 1864.
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TPupLIC-NO. 238.1

An ACT to repeal Joint Resolution entitled
"Joint Resolution to grant additional
Rooms to the Agricultural Department"
and for ether Purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
Of america in COngrcss assembled, That
thu Joint resolution entitled "Joint resolution
to grant additional rooms to the agricultural
department" be, and the same is hereby, re-
pealed.
Sec. 2. Amd be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of the Interior be and he is
hereby, authorized and directed te assign for
the temporary use of the commissioner Of ag-
riculture such rooms in the Interior Depart
ment suitable for the business Of said COM
missioner. and necessary to enable him to
perform efficiently the business Of said Office.
as can be % appropriated with the least in
convenience to the transaction Of other public
business.
Sec. 3. Asd be IL .fsrfkey enacted, That
the commissioner Of agriculture is authorized
to rent suitable rooms for the accommodation
Of his Office, and to make necessary improve
ments. and to pav the rent Of the same for one
year. the sum Of three thou, and Ave hundred
dollars is hereby app-sqsisasd out Of sny
money IN the trcasury ~ oehSss-e spprs-
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-03

BS- To adrive dull care away" to
kill the blues to form "Castles in the
Air We know OF no better aid than
that afforded by fragrant cigar
Capt. IKE. BUTTERFIELD is prepared
to Furnish this, having opened an ex-
tcnsive Cigar store in the room form
erly occupied by Jacob Block, Havan-
mas, Regalla's, P1metto's, and all the
favorite brands are kept constantly on
hand. Chewing and smoking tobacco,
cigar-cases, tobacco-poaches, pipes,
and all the paraphernalia required by
lovers of the ",ceed' can be found in
the greatest abundance, and last
though not least, you willalways find
the smiling phiz of JACK, ready and
willing to serve all. Call and be salts
fed. .f'
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Ae&@E Notice.

NLTzABETH CoFFAIAN, a nonresident of the
1State Of Ohio, and resident OF the State of Iii.
nois, will take notice that the 10th day of july,
1863 Daniel Gardner, plaintiff filed in the Court of
CoInmon Pleas, of fairfield county Ohio, against her
and Others as defendants petition the subject mat.
ter OF which is Note made by Noah B. Coifman to
said plaintiff, dated November 20, 1885, for S62 6s
cents payable two years after date with interest at 10
per cent, per annum, payable annually, on which
note $40 90 were paid December II, 1857 and mort.
gage dated November 90, lsj6 made and delivered by
said Noah d, and Elizabeth Cotfman, his WIFE to said
plaintiff upon the undivided fourth Of certain tract
OF land being in Walnut township, Fairfield county,
Ohio, containing 100 acres, more or less, said land
beng the same that was conveyed by Peter Lamb to
Noah Il. Cotfman and Elizabeth, his wife, or to said
Elizabeth alone-to secure the payment OF said note
and on record in said Fairfield County Recorder =
office Plaintiff claims that there is due upon SAID
note sGl2 GS and interest thereon from November 90
1885, at ten per cent. per annun payable annually,
less $40 10 paid December IL 1857, tor which lie
claims leIn on said morgaged premises (which arc
particularly described in the pettion better than and
superior 10 any len claim or estate Of any Of the de-
leniants and he prays that the amount due him NAV
be asceraned by the Court and in case the same Is
mot pau by the date ixe by the Court that said pre-
misses may be sold, as upon execution to pay the
same, &c.
Said Elizabeth CoffmAn is required 10 answer said
petition by the 30TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1865
BUCKINGHAM & KtBLER, Att'ys for Plailtif.
July 81, Us CIV Df $40 So
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Notice.

Tohn W. FinkbJne, Aiyiah Ffnkbone, Mary z.
y Fnkbone ofths county Of Darke and State Of
Ohio; Ruth A. Whtacre, 1.-THE county Of Warren and
State OF OHIO; and Margaret Finkbone Of the county
Of Fairfield and state Of Ohio. viii take notice that
PETITION filed against hem on the 18th day Of June.
A. D., 1885, IN the Court Of COMMON Pleas within
Flhkbone, and now pending, wherein said Lydia NJ.
tnkbone demands partition OF tho following real es-
tate SITUATE in the sad county Of Fairfield, Ohio, to-
.er OF section twenty one t2), IN Township sixteen
u5i, Of Range nineteen ll9, in The land district Of
Chill Gothic aud State OF Ohio beginning at the south
east corner Of the aforesaid halt said quarter
section thence west eighty (s0) rods thence North
sixty e0 rods; thence East eighty ls0) rods; thence
S0nth (G0) rods to the place Of
thirty 3 acres Oiland or less; and that at the
November term of ssd Court A. IL. 1865, the said
Lydia NJ. Fihkhone will apply foran order that parti
ton may he made ofsaid premises, and the dover Of
the said Margaret FinkhoDp be therein assigned.
HUNTER 4 DAUGHERTY,
and ". j. Beers Atry'sfor petitioner.
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nA- We have received copy of
the Lincoln Memorial,"a work, the
sale of which is designed to beneft the
fund being raised for the erection Of
the monument to the memory of our
late President. Tho work will be
found of interest to all. embracing as
it does the journeys of President Lin
coin to and from Washington to his
homo in Springfield, his two inaug-
urals, an account of tho assassination,
and numerous other items of fintcrest
connected with his memory.
The book is sold bound in cloth at
81 so; in paper $500.
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Thccitzsns ofthis County, viii give
grand Soldiers Picnic for all re-
turned soldiers, on Thursday, Aug.
10th, 1855, at the Fairfield County
Fair Grounds. All are invited to at
tend. Dancing Platforms will be fit.
ted up in tho Floral and Agricultural
Halls.
Let all'bc present by 10 o'clock A..
N. Reception speech will be made at
IL o'clock precisely, by William P.
Creed. a.>. @
The Soldiers will form in the City
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and march. to the
grounds. No liquor selling will be al
lowed on or noar the grounds. 1t is
earnestly requested that all business
houses be closed until 4 o'clock P. NJ.
Como all with overaowing baskets,
and have good old fashioned time.
1t is expected that each township
will select their own Committeeman,
whose duty it will be to see that the
proper steps are taken toward giving
their people notice; and it is also ex-
pected that the Ladies Of the county
will consider. themselves a committee
to assist in preparing and securing ev-
erything essential TO and necessary
for proper reception for our brave
soldiers. Our soldiers must not be
put upon half rations upon this occa.
sion. l...
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r@- We hope there will be a large
attendance at the Soldiers Pic Mic at
the Fair Ground on the 10th inst
Let every soldier in the county,
of whatever regiment or, branch Of the
service feel himself especially invited.
Let ample provision be made for the
accommodation of all Let all men,
of all parties, with their wives and
children turn out to enjoy the festive
occasion and testify ,toour soldiers our
appreciation of their services, and our
Joy at their return. f'
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MARRIED,

In the Methodist Episcopal Church
in this City, on Sabbath evening, July
30, 1865, at the close of the religious
services, by the Rev. II. II. Phillips,
the Pastor, Mr.. JOHN W. TIMMONS,
Of Clarksburg. Ross County, Ohio, and
Miss MARGARET CLIFFORD, Of
this City.
May the Honey Moon Of the welded
pair be long and rcalas life ITSELF and
Maggie be blessed with all happiness
and prosperity. sJ,a..-,. rs
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l~We arc pleased to inform the
musical portion of our patrons, that a
great treat maybe anticipated during
the coming week. Mr.. CnAs. KuNKEL
the celebrated pianist, assisted by Mr..
CaAs. HAHN, the distinguished violin
ist, aad E. M. Powers, the noted Ten
or, wiil give an entertaiRment at the
City Hall, in short time. They are
highly spoken of by the Cincinnati,
Chicago and louisville papers: We
advise all who are fond OF good music
to attend.