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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-27

bTGEo. II. SMITH keeps on hand
and for sale, at low rates, o large and
splendid stock of American Watches.
His facilities for purchasing, are such
as enable him to offer them at unprec-
edently low prices. George also en-
graves all manner Of plate, napkin
rings, watches, &C., in the most supe-
rior manner, and at the most reasona-
BILE rates. Call and see.
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Central Committee Meeting.

The Union Central Committee me-
on Saturday last and organized by
clecting the following officers: G. NJ
l.. WIsEMAN, President; B. F. REIN
MUED, Treasurer; and A. P. MILLER
Secretary. Another meeting is called
for August 18th, when important bu.
siness will come up for consideration
and transaction. 1t is rarely that
these meetings are fully attended. We
would urge upon each member of the
Committee the Importance of being
present at tho next meeting. By that
time our nominee for State Senator
will be in the field, the cam paign will
be fairly opened, and business of the
first Importance will be before the
Committed.
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COUNTY CONVENTION TO SELECT
DELEGATES.

Pursuant TO resolution of the Con-
trail Committee, a Union County Con-
vention will be held at tho Court
House in Lancaster, on
SATURDAY, August 9Th, 1865,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of
choosing delegates to represent
tho County of Fairfield in the Senate
rial Convention to be held at Logan,
on Wednesday,, August 9th, 1865.
The Union men of the county are
earnestly urged to be present.
G. NJ. L. WISEMAN,
chm Union Cen. CON-
A. P. MILLER, Sec'y.
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To tho Union Central Committee.
A meeting Of the Union Central
Committee of Fairfield county will be
held at the GAZETTE OFFICE, on
SATURDAY, August 18th, 1865.
Important business will be trans
acted. and a full attendance of the
Committee is urged,
The following are the names of the
Committee:
Amanda-Jacob Bollenbaugh
Berne-Henry Eckert
Bloom--J. Crumley
Ciearcreek--Samuel Barr
Greenfeld-Josiah Flattery
Hocking-Georgc Pugh
Liberty-A. T. Mason
MadiSon-Isaac Wolf
Pleasant-David Huber
Richland-Noah McNaughten
Rushcreek-Simon Becry
Violet-Honry Ritter
Walnut-Joseph Doran
City of LancaSter-C. L. Shaffer, G..
NJ. L. Wiseman, ]. D. Martin, B. f.
Reinmund, D. Tallmadgc, G. G. Beck,
and A. P. Miller.
G. M. L. WISEMAN,
Mma Union Cen. Com.
A. P. MILLER, Sec'y.
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BLIND TOM.

We give place on our first page to a
lengthy account of Blind Tom, Lalf
witted negro, who it appears is quite a
gifted performer on the piano. The
decision reached in the case is to the
effect that the letters of Guardianship
held by Tabbs Gross are void, that the
contract between Toms parents and
his former master Gen. Bethune is
valid as between them. Judge Wood
ruff also gave Tom to understand that
he had right to go with either or nei-
ther of the parties. Tom decides to 60
with Bethune with a full understand
ing that he has right to go elsewhere
when he shall think best. -f
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GoiSo EAST
Notice.

Tohn ". Finkbone, Aiviah Finkbone, Mary f.
y FinkbOno, Of the county Of Darke and State of
Ohio; Ruth A. Whitacre Of the county OF Warren and
State of Ohio; and Margaret Finkbone of the county
OF Fairfield and state Of Ohio, will take notice that
petition filed against them the 18th day ofJune,
A. d., 1865, IN the Court of Common Pleas within
and Tor the county OF Fairfield Ohio by Lydia NJ.
Fnkbone, and is now pending, wherein said Lydia NJ
Fnkbone demands partition Of the following real
tate situate in the said county OF Fairfield Ohio to-
wit "A part OF the west half Of the South east quar-
ter Of section twenty one 2l), in Township SIXTEEN
49, Of Range nineteen Q9), in the land district of
Chlcothe and State Of 0ho beginning at the south.
east corner Of the aforesaid lt of said qnnfter
section thence west eighty ts1 rods- thence North
sixty(0 rods thence East eighty (s0 rods, thence
South (GG) rods to the place Of begnning-contsning
thirty 3O acres ofland more or less; and that at the
November term Of said Court A. d. 1865 the said
Lydia NJ. Finkbone will apply forRn order that par-
ton may he inside ofsaia premises and the dover Of
the said Margaret Finkbone be therein assigned.
HUNTER & DAUGIIERTY,
aud W. ]. Beers Airy for petitioner.
Iuna Iill.Cv
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Notes Of all tho denominations named will be
promptly furnished spon receip, ofsuLscrptions.
The notes ofthis Third Series are precisely simila
in form and privileges to the seven.Thlrtes already
sold, except that the Government reserves to tsel
the option ofpsying interes. in gold coin at 9 per
cent. instead Oft s-lOth in enrrcncy Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to Juiy 18th
at tho time when they subscribe.
The delivery ofthe notes ofthis third seres Of the
seven-thrties will commence On the lot Of June, and
will be made promptly aud continuously after that
date.
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter ofinterst-
The payment in gold, If made, will be equivsen. to
the currency interest OF the higher rate.
which only will the option to psy interest in Gold be
availed Of would so reduce and equaize prices tha
purchases made with six per cent In gold would be
fully equal those made with seven and
per cent. in currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKETI
Now offered by the Government, and its superior ad
vantages make it the GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF
THE PEOPLE.
Less than $3.50 900 ofthe Loan authorized by the
last Congress are now on the market. This amount
at the rate at which it is being absorbed will al be
subscribed for within two months, when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium, as has uni
formly been the case on closing the subscriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of
the country maybe afforded facilities for ticking the
loan; the National Banks State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents. IN whom they have conf
dence, and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery OF the notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia. |
Subscriptions giu be rsesicsi blythe First Nation-
al Bank of Lancaster, Ohi'
NAV 25, 1865, s-2m
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Picnic We are informed by a
letter from Col. S. N. YEoMAN, that a
grand Pic-Nicis to be given the re.
turned soldiers by the citizens of Fay
ette County, on the 29th inst, which
will be Saturday next 1t will be held
in a beautiful grove near Washing.
TOMS made principally for the men,
bers of the Goth Ohio, and a large at
tendance is expected. The Colonel
expresses desire to see as many of
the boys present on that occasion as
can make it convenient to 90.
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Notice TO Enrolled Militia,
!. FAIRTIELD COUNTY AupIToR's CFTicr, I
luna Iafk

LANCASTER June II, 1863.
HNHE ATTENTION OF ENRCLLD MI
L LlrIA of Fairfield County is called tothe fo.low-
ing section, passed by the General Assembly of0hio,
March 81 ls64
SEC. :. That there shall be appointed by the Gov
ernor, each county IN this State, Military Sur
geon, who shall be commissioned for the term OF
three years unless sooner discharged, with the rank
Of Major Who before entering upon his duties, shall
take an oath faithfully perform The dr:ics Of his
office. That from the lst day of July 70 the 18th day
Of August in each year, il shall be the duty of said
Surgeon to keep an office at the eountyseat, and ex
anime all applicants for exemption, upon the pay
ment to him, by the applicant, of the sum Of fifty
cents, together with such stamps may he required
by law, and if he Of the opinion that the applicant
Is unfit for the performance of military duty he shaf
give him certificate required by Section ofthis
act. II any such Surgeon shall knowingly give a
false certificate, he shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
hemeanor, aud he fined in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars for canh ofense, 20 be recovered by in
dctment in the pepper county, tor the beneht of the
Military Fund. The examination and recommended
ton Of the Medical Board shall not be required from
sad County Military Surgeons.
Agreeahly 20 the above law, Dr. P. N. WA5FSHAIs,
has been appointed. Office in Shaefer's Block,
public square, west Of the Market.house.
1uno 22--l3, Emo.
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Baltimore Market.
RAIrTuopp I'll,

BALTIMORE, July 20.
FL0UR-1ho market is very firm
for high grades; City Mills shipping
extra, at $40 %. :
'GRAIN-Wheat-Prices advanced
DC, with sales of White at So 2O@2 80.
Red, 80 O5@2 Is. Corn-DuIl, with
sales of White at s7@9Sc; Yellow, 96
@97c.
PRovIsIoNs--The market is
quiet.
WHISKEY--Sales on the spot at
81 10, and to arrive, at So 10.
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Pocket PIoKINa.-On Friday last
a returned soldier of the 18th becom.
ing somewhat intoxicated, was taken
by some of his comrades into the office
of DR.. J. W. WHITE, for the purpose
OF allowing him to sleep off the effects
OF his too frequent potations. While
sleeping his pockets were riAed of near
two hundred dollars in greenbacks,
and his pockets left turned inside out.
The Doctor shortly after, upon enter.
ing his Office, discovered him in this
condition, and suspicioning' foul play,
reported the fact to the soldiers who
had left him there. Suspicion point
ing to young man by the name Of
RAMSAY, he was arrested, and most of
the money recovered. He was COM
mittcd to Jail in default of $1,000 bail
by his honor the Mayor, to answer the
charge of grand larceny.
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A. P. MILLER, Sec'y.

TAKE NoTIoE.-Hereafter matter in.
tended for publication in the Gazette
must be handed in to us by noon on
Wednesday. We must 60 to press with
our paper on Thursdays in timo Ia
meet the mails.
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H@-JACoB BLOCK has sold out end
will leave the city in few days
"The places which once knew him,
shall know him no more forever" The
friends of Mr.. Block will find him in
the future, on the corner of 9th and
Walnut Sts., Cincinnati.
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Twelfth Collection District in
Ohio.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL,
~ Whom it may concern, that the lists, valuations
and enumeratons made and taken with in the coun-
y OF Fairfield in said Collection District by Assistant
Assessors, will be deposited in the Assessors office in
LANCASTER, Fairfield county Ohio,
And there left open for examination from the I'd day
of August, 1865, until the 18th day of August. A. Il
1861 inclusive, and that the 18th and 18th DAYS of
August 1865, appeals will be received and determln-
epby the Assessor Of fsad District relative to errone-
Gus or excessive valuations or enumerations made
and returned to hun by the Assistant Assessors at
the Assessors office aforesaid, and that on said last
named days VIII again be submitted to the inspection
Of any and all persons who may apply for that pur-
pose the lists taken and returned by Assistant AS
SCISSORS as aforesaid.
All appeals to the Assessor, as aforesaid shall be
made in writing, and shall spec fy the particular
alse matter or thing respecting which decision is
requested.
CHARLES F. SHAEFFER,
Assessor 18th Collection District of Ohio.
Lancaster, July eth, 3w.
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ROBERT PIERCE, Gamiliarly known
as Bob, having recently returned from
his three years tour of soldering, has
entered into partnership with his fa-
thor in the manufacture of Boots and
Shoes. Their capability to produce
good work is too well known to need
any comment from us. Favor them
with q CALL and be convinced.
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IT seems that our market-folks are
determined to make the towns-people
pay dearly for their luxuries this sea-
son. Ten cents per quart for black
berries, plentiful as they are, is, in our
opinion, "paying rather dearly for the
rhiStLG."
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"Hours at Home" for August is on
our table. This number is, as usual,
rcplete with gems ofart and literature,
Although yet in Its infancy we predict
for this monthly, largo circulation.
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nA-Appeals for rectifying valuation
of property, by the Assistant Assessors
of this county will be considered at the
office of G. F. SHAFTER, between the
End and 18th days of August next
Said appeals are required to be made
in writing.
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r0r Ripe peaches and apples are be-
ginning to mako their appearance in
our markets. We understand the
yield will be small.
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ELIzABETH COFFMAN, a nonresident of the
hlStae of Ohio and resident Of the State Of mi.
nois, will take notice that the 10th day of July
1861 Daniel Gardner as plaintiff fled in the Court OF
Common Pleas, of Fairfield county, Ohio, against her
and Others as defendants, petition the subject mat.
ter of which ls a Note made by Noah B. Coffman to
said plaintiff, dated November 90 1856, for SGl2 IS
cents payable two years after date with interest ut 10
per cent per annum, payable annually, on which
note $40 OOwere paid December IL, 1857, and mort
gage dated November 20, 1856, made and delivered by
said Noah b, and Elizabeth Coflman, 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
being the same that was conveyed by Peter Lamb to
Noah b. Cotfman and Elizabeth, his wife, or to said
Elizabeth alone->to secure the payment of said note
and on record in said Fairfield County Recorders 3
office. Plaintiff claims that there is due upon said
note S6le 6S and interest thereon from November 90
1896, at ten per cent per mnum, payable annually,
less S4O 90 paid December IL, 1851 for which he
claims len on said mortgaged premises (which are
particularly described in the pettlon) better than and
superior to any ein, claim estate of any Of the de-
PENDANTS; and he prays that the amount due him may
be ascertaned by the Court and in case the same is
not pald by the date fixed by the Court that said pre-
misses may be sold, as upon execution TO pay the
same, &c.
Said Elizabeth Coffman is required to answer said
petition by the S0TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1866.
BUCKINGHAM 4 KIBLER, Attys for Plaintiff.
July 27, '656w.pf. $40 80.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

A sermon appropriate to the death
of GEORGE KUTz, member of the 18th
Regiment 0. Wv, l., will be preached
in the English Lutheran Church Of
this city on next Sabbath morning, at
half past 10 o'clock.
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E@~CHARLEs GREENS Excursion
Train, to the Lexington Tunnel, will
leave the city on Sunday morning
next, at halfpast 8 o'clock. The fare
for the round trip will be 81.
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TN pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
Court of Faireld county, Ohio will offer for sale
az public auction, on Saturday, the 2oth day
Of July, A. ID. 1865, at the door Of the Court
House, in the city OF Lancaster, Ohio, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ the
following real estate as the property Of Solomon
Smetters, deceased, tO-wt Situate IN the county OF
Fairfield in the State ofOhio, and being part of the
North East quarter OF section thirty, in township
fifteen, range eighteen, and described as follows:
Commencing on the East boundary line OF said quar-
ter section at stone set for the north corner of
Margaret H. Arnold's dover, and running west with
said dover line twenty CHAINS and thrty-siX
links to stone set for the north west corner OF said
dover lot, andcontinuing west nine chains and fifty
one links TO sstone; thence north seven and hA
degrees east five chains and seyenty-six links TO
stone; thence north three chains and eghty.s links
to a stone; thence east ihirtysix chains and
teen links To stone the east boundary line of said
nine chains and sixty links to the beginning, contain
ing thrty.iour acres and eighty-two hundredths OF
an acre, subject to the dover OF Margaret T.. Smet-
ters in three acres thereof.
Also part OF the north east quarter OF section
thirty, township fifteen, range eighteen, commencing
at stone at the north east cerner OF Margaret II.
Arnolds dover lst onthe east boundary line OF said
quarter section; thence south with said line seven
chains and twenty links to stone; thence west
twenty-seven chains and twenty -four links to stone
in the west boundary line Of said dover lot; thence
north two Il deg west with said dover line two
chains and ninety-tw0 "A links 10 a stone; thence
west nine chains and ffty-three links to stone;
thence north two deg. west two cha ms and twenty
eight links TO n stone; thence north seven y deg.
east two chains and two links to stone; thence east
nine CHAINS and ffty-one links to n stone at the north
west corner Of said dover lot; thence continuing
with the north boundary of said dover lot, twenty.
seven chains and thirtysix links to the place Of be-
ginning containing twentythree acres and SflhO ell
an acre, subject to tho dover Of the said Margaret
Smettel therein.
Also part of the north west quarter of section
twenIy-on in township fifteen, Of range eighteen,
commencing at the south west corner Of said north
west qaarter of section twenty one; thence north
eighty pcrches; thence east one hundred anl -four
perches; thence south eighty perchesi thence west
one hundred and four pcrches 20 the place Of begin
ming, containing fftytwo and j2l00 of nm
Terms ofSale:-One third IN hand, one third IN one,
and the residue in two years. with interest on the de-
ferred payments from the day of sale
"a s2.l0o acres appraised at SIS per acre.
% s6-l00 j" $50 -
SO 32-l00 Z" sjs "
SAMUEL JACKSON,
Admir-. Of fsolomon Smctters deceased.
Vim. p. Creed Attorney.
Trn C,rIl Il
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CLOTHING BUSINESS,
Wholesale & Retail,

and may be found hereafter, at the
southwest corner of fSixth andWalnut
sts., United States Hotel, or IA Wal
nut st., Cincinnati, Ohio, where l hope
TO see my friends whenever they visit
the Queen City. JACOB BLOCK.
July 27,-tf
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D%Weare informed by some of our
farmers that there will not be as largo
a crop of wheat as was anticipated be-
fore harvest. F-
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New York Market.

New York, July 25.
FLOUR-Sales at Sc 60@6 70 for
extra State; 81 50@7 70 for common
to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and 81 S0@8 rs for trade
brands.
WHEAT-Sales at 81 42@1 4G for
Milwaukee Club 81 5O@l 81 for Am
Der Milwaukee; 81 6O@1 IS for Win
ter Red Western ; 81 92@200 for
White Western.
CORN-Sale 84@85 for unsodnd I;
96@87c for sound mixed Western.
OATS-Sales at 61@63c for Western.
BUTTER--2O@27c for Ohio, 28@
"a cents for State.
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B@-Since the return of the soldiers,
our streets begin to wear the appear
ance OF old times.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, July 25.

-, OHICAUO, July 20.
GRAIN-Wheat- market is
irregular, closing at 81 19I@l 2O1, for
Mol; and 81 O4 for No. 2. Corn
The market is active, with sales at 62
@629 C for No. l; and colo for No. 2.
Oats-The market is firm, with sales
at 423@43c.
PRoVISIoNs-The market is
quiet. =.
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LAncAaTEa nAnKrr.

Corrected Weekly by u. A. oobelsin. City Grocery
Mheat--l 000l26ra cohee-s6040 49, g
nlonr-- 7009b 70 Bugar-l0a20 VI
Rye bS90 ,N0iasses--1 6nf3I 90
0ats--36()40o ; Whiskey--2 600a Il
BARLEY e00De0 hait-2 76@3 90 per bti =
Corn-609W Butter-ib02o
Clover seed--12@12 so Eggs-l5c
Flax Sesd--2 0062 20 LGTd-l3aiEc
Potatoes-new b092 % Tallow-l2Ml3c
Feathers -s6q4oc Dried Apples s0@2 OOg
Bacon-lS@Isc White BsAns--2 06ga %
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OBITUARY.

DIED-In Lancaster, on the 10th
Of July, 1865, after lingering illness,
CATHERINE, wife of Lewis Harshbar.
ger, and daughter of Peter and Eva
Stuckey, aged A years, 7 months and
IA days.
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To ALI W hom it
May Concern.

nUR business absolutely requires that We thoaid
NDbays settlement as we'll Is q collection of al
our open
ACCOUNTS and NOTES,
end We rusi thstfor the general good Of all aoueern
Cd, no further warniBgWfll BE Becs5sary.
We DO not wish 70 resort % the necessity Of send.
ing Collector through the country, but unless this
esl ls needed We must for own protection, make
our purpose.
Lancaster, July 20th, 'C5. Il,
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Parting Notice.

"The best of friends must part" and
so |, after having pleasantly aud with
satisfactory business success, spent the
past ten or twelve years in Lancaster,
finding that my interests calls me to an
other point, with hearty shake of
the Ees~, bid all my old customers and
friends of Fairfield kind adieu, and
return thanks for the liberal patronage
that has been extended to me. l shall
continue in the
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FAIRFIELD UNION
ACADEMY.

YTVHE FIF TIL ANNUAL TERM OF
Il Fairfield Union Academy Will commence MON
DAY, July 3lst, 1865 and consist of42 weeks, dlyi-
ded as follows:
Fall session will commence July Slst, and continue
IL weeks. Tuition So. Vacation two weeks
Winter session will commence November 9Th,
1865, and continue Is weeks. Tuition sl2. Vacation
three weeks.
Spring Session will commence April Sd, 1865 and
continue IL weeks. Tuition IS. Vacation 5weeks.
week. large boarding house calculated to accom-.
modate nearly one hundred pupils is IN the course
Of erection on grounds belonging to the Academy.
This building Is expected to be ready for occupancy
at the Irst Winter session. Opportunities will be
afforded for obtaining a thorough knowledge of the
Greek, Latin, French and German languages; to-
gether with all other branches usually taught in
High Schools and Academies.
Music and drawing extra by an accomplished
teacher, Miss 2, Walker.
GEO. FLEMING, Principal.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Associate Principal
July 20-3Wn
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Pocket Book Lost.
ONE HUNDRED AND NINE.
TY DOLLARS.

Six TWENTY DOLLAR bills, and the remaining Dor.
Ilen PRINCIPALLY IN hyes and tens. Also watch key,
name OF the subscriber
A reward of TWENTY DOLLARS will be
gwen 70 any person returning the same to James
Trintn, living three miles Northwest Of Amanda
Julyl3-3w" ALONZO GRIFFTTH
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THURSDAY, July %, 1865.