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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-26
The Fifth Industrial Fair
-or The
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
r-... .r.. 10 NJ HRLD-
IN AUG u ST, 1895!

THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE. HAVING
i determined 20 bold their Filth Industrial fGl
during the coming season. the Executive Com
mittes would respectfully invite al person' csG
rous Of exhibiting Machines, Manufscturtt Agl,
cultural Products Minerals, Ores, and " ofN 81
Art, to mako application Immediately, N ofe@
thai the proper space may be allotted them
Tbs Exhibition will be opened TO the Pneie On
THURSDAY, the 1Oth day q August
a, 10 o'clock A. ". The Pavilion Will Be opened
for The reception Of goods from the I5tn day OF
July 70 the Sd Of August Agricultural and nor,
ticnItursl products VIII be rsesiVed until dAy "
opening. .. An
former occauionE, have, with commendAole noet,
1lity. consented to transport Srtieies ntenoeI
exclusively for exhibition, free Of enarSe AII
Nessrs, Wells, Fargo & Co., In Ike manner WIZ
take charge Of them. 49,
All articles forwarded shouh Be laDssed' 8"
The indu1trial Exhibitioa, San FrnDeiSeo.
An communicationS 70 b addressed 10 Z. O.
HIGGINS, Conespondlng Secretary. ...,.a
Excessive C000ttseo.
Cha, n Plum. Chmin, D. A. Mcdonald,
Joalah Moulton, z.
A. A. Snyder, q. H1
4 EAward Mulan. :.
nvaa an,a E.H DE4TEk, bsW"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-26
Opposition Steamer Day,
JUNE 18th, 1885.

OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK,
Via Nicaragua, carrying the U. s. Mall
rTHE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COM
i pany will dispatch the favorite douole-ensine
Steamship k
Moses Taylor, 8S
]. II. BLETHEN.. Commander,
FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUB, NICARAGUA.
From Mission Street Wharf, AZ 10 o'clock, 4. \.
TUESDAY,. 18th, 1861
Connecting at Grcytown with the new and splen'
did steamship
GOLDEN RULE, $500 Tens,
For New York.
EMO charge for meals on the Istnmus. -
BsFTage Master will be sent through eaeh TIP.
Insuranee on Treasure at the lowest rateA.
t%T The steamer AMERICA will succeed the
Moses Taylor July 18th.
Forfurther information, apply to
1. w. RAYMOND, Agent,
NV, Corner OF Battery and Pine streets, pp
stairs. San Francisco. ly101
CAUTION.-The pablic arc hereby caa;:
TONED araist negotiating for the following descn0eo
csrSheStes on stock In the yellow Jacket g. N. Co,
which were stolen from our treasure box on the
night Of May 2lst, 1865, -.
Certificate lz3I..-.favor Of Hnckley snare
i6T. Barron 3 Co...-.-2
is65. John Harding.-.l
Transfer Of above has been stopped.
mvosIw t Per r. b. HeAdey. Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-26
ncELLANEous ADVERTISEMENT.
UNITED STATES
/. / 7soLoan!
ny AUTHORITY OF THE sECRETAkf
ID Of the Treasury, the undersigned nAA -
Iumed the
General ssbscripti0n Agency
For the Sale Of 90
UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES.
Bearing seven and throe-tsnthI per cent. interest
per annum, known - the ......
sKVRN.THIRTY LOAN:

These Notes arsIsGusd under date June Is, 1858
and arc payable three year, from that dme, u
currency or are convertible, ct the option OF the
holder, into
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-26
Great Popular Loan Of the
...r.
a.g. People! .s,arl

Las, than $500. 900, 900 Of the Loan authorized
y the last Congress are now on the marker.
Thi, amount. ri the rate at which II Is being
absorbed, will all be subscribed for within four
months, when the Notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium. a. has uniformly been the case
on closirR the subscriptions TO other loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and sec
tion of the country may be Afforded facilities :or
taking the Loan, the National BGnk, State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country nave
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscriber will selsct their own agents, In whom
they have confidence, and who emily are to DO re-
sponsible for the delivery of the notes for which
they receive orders. ~ roour
March o. is65. ap2s eOd3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-26
~, Toxu, MaruhaI.
TOWN TRUSTEES,
First Ward, Geld Hill.

ATH CONFERENCE OF CITIZENS Of the
n Pirst Ward, the following gentleman nave
been selected - candidates for Town Trustees
70 be voted for ct the ] own Election, June stn'
1855:
&. Cu.hinE, g: ": A'l'w'rth'
Gold Hin. May %, 1855. nyDh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-26

Notes of all the denominations named VIII pc
promptly furnished upon receipt Of suoscrlp'
lions. This is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-26
The Only Loan in Market

Now offered by the Government, and It 10 conn;
IDENTIFY expected that Its superior advantages Will
make II tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-26

CL.rses NJ Gan FranciseS Rates.
,.,,o ......, ..E II. HARMS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
y An ORDINANCE

To ptevont tho sale of Beer, Ale, Portor Wine and
for other purposes therein mentioned.
SEc /. BE d ordained by tho CITY Council Of Tho
CITY Of Lancaster, That it Shall be unlawful for any
awny in any quantity on ne 6fst day Of the week
commonly called Sunday, Beer, Ale, Porter, Vine
or other Intoxicating drinks in upon ,ur abont the
premises where sold given away, or 70 sell or give
away the same to be drank in any adjoining room or
SIG q. That il shall be unlawful for tho keeper
or keepers, ,proptietor propretors Of any Groce'
ry, saloon, RBstauraAt, Cellar, Eating house, or any
store except those exempt by law, whore merchRn-
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The Harvest.


The wheat harvest is going on
throughout tho country, and from oul
exchanges We gather that the yield will
bo i'm nenso. The corn and oats crop
will yield over an. average return,-
There has been somo fear of the wet
weather in This section, but the pros
pect now is that tho general yield will
bo unusually large. Tho wheat har
vest is going busiIy on, and tho pros
pect of the yellow fields and long rows
Of shocks, over the valleys and on thu
hill sides, is extremely grateful TO the
eye and pleasant to think of.
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DIED-Athis residence in StLouis

DIED-Athis residence in St. Louis,
Missouri, on tho 26th of June, 1865,
Captain ROBERT BARNETT, in the SD
year OF his age. The deceased was
born and raised in Fairfield county,
Ohio-scrved an apprenticeship to the
saddle and harness making business
with the late Samuel Matlack, and
after completing his service, he en-.
listed in what was called the Black
Hawk war On his return from
three years faithful duty in the North
west, he raised and commanded vol
unteer company of Ohio Militia called
the Mucqnatia- mesheckia. kaquawen-
datakas, of Lancaster, Ohio, which,
under his drill, has never been ex-
celled for precision by any other COM
.pany in our city. About the year
lS43 he removed TO st. Louis, where,
by his industry and honorable course
in life, be accumulated handsome
co npetency for his bereaved widow
and four children, [CoM.
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rhe cfsa. Earops.h tircAs.

S. B. HowE's great Circus will OK.
hibit at Lancaster, on Tuesday, July
IS. From the notices in our exchanges
wo conclude that this is ono of the
greatest attractions on tho continent.
The Circus is at present. exhibiting in
Cincinnati, and the papers ofthat city
say that since tho days of the Cru
saders thcro has been no moro gorge
GUS pageant presented to the public
eye, than tho procession of this splen-
did exhibition. The parade through
our streets on the morrlng of the OK
hibition will undoubtedly be the most
imposing and splendid thing ever
seen in this city, and will bc worth a
short pilgrimage to sec. ".'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06

Far fetched and dcar-botght is
not always proof Of value. The med
.ieal World is becoming alive 10 the
fact that our common Dock Root Of the
fields, is an IMPORTANT remedial agont,
and one of the most effectual altora-
tives known. It has always Been q
favorite medicine With the wise moth.
ers Of the country, for Ulcers and sores
and for purifying the blood. Thereof
which grows SO abundaptly afoand us
everywhbts, Is now known to be one
fthe ingredients Of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, which is attracting public atten'
tion by its extraordinary cures of can
tansous and ulcerous Diseases. Each
country produces the autidotes for its
own disorders, as was said of old "and
upon the bank thereof shall grow oil
trees for meat, whose flowers shall moi
fade, and the fruit thereof shall be for
meat, and The leaf thereof for medi-
Icips." --Northfe'd,, lHt.). Herald. =.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
" as-GHGG-

Fohn W, Tiahb51e, hlvah FiHkhane, Mary Z.
IS F.ukoJHo, Of the eognty of Dlrle ana State ct
OUc; Rutn 4. Wntscrc, oi tho county Of warren and
State Of O7io; and Mar,arc. Fnkbone of the county
Of Fairfield aad stats CT Guo, vii take notice that 4
petition lied agnstthen on the 18th day VI June.
4. D., 1885,, m tho Court Of Common Ple,s within
kud ior the county ot Fairfield, Ohio, hy lydia u.
Enkbons, sudis now pending, aherein said LYDIA ".
FnsSone lemnudS plrtiHOn Of the following eeol e.
tate tuate n the sad county Of Fairali, Ohio, to-
vii "A mart Of the vest hail " the south east quar-
Ter OF section twonty one I'll, in Township sixteen
(ld Of Range nineteen us), IN the land district ot
Chill cn.heand Ststo OF Ohio; beginning ut tbs south
east coraer OF tho aforesaid west quartey
section then"ewest eighty (S0 rods thence NogtS
sixty teO rods thence East eighty s0l Todsi theacD
south (S0 rods T. tho place OF beginnng-contsinrr
,hirty sG seyss o.lanj mora or less and that at tho
November term Of said GaUrE a. b. 1905, the said
iydia NJ Fnkboue will apply foran order that parti
ton may 10 made nTsaid premises. and the dover c:
the said Margaret Flal:hano he ,horein assigned.
HUNTER & DAUGnERTY,
aad W. J. Bsers Atry'sfcr pesis,ocet.
y,..rr.,o
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
The Field, the Dungeon ana the
s- Escape.


Escape.
The above is the title of book,
about to be published by ALBERT D..
RIcHARbsoN, the correspondent of the
New York Tribune, who was South at
tho tire of the breaking out of the re-
bellion and is acquainted with the in
side history of it, He ran past the
batteries at Vicksburg, but his boat
was Blown up and he was captured by
Tie rebels, and spent eighteen months
in seven different rebel prisons. Hc
made his escape last winter with Messrs
Davis and Browne. A full history Of
all the cruelties of the rcbels, and the
incidents Of the capture and escape are
given. Mr., Richardson is one of the
most graphic writer's in tho country,
and his book will be one of both his,
torical and literary value. 1t will
contain over 500 pages. T.. N. Mast,
the Agent, is now cahvassing this
county.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
HOurR at Home.

Wo Have before us the third number
6f ttlS fbagazlHS, containing an en-
graviag of "joseph interpreting Phar-
aohS BrSaih," ind some t~eHty-four
articles Oh d vaFiety Gt subjects, rolig
iods, scientific and literary. It pro.
tesses to bS d hagasiAe Of Faligioua
} ahd assfal literature, and ii will be
found toibo such. We earnestly wish
VI The enterprise success. Terms, 50 per
,annum. Address, Charles, scribner q
Co., New York. ssGssasabao ser
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06

In our efforts to make some collec.
tions among our friends "down on
Clcarcreek," We wore placed under
obligations to I. E. KooNrz, Esq, for
mahy fivors. Mr.. Koontz is among
the most determined and substantial
Union men Of the county. Hc has q
good farm oftwo hundred acres as u
base Of operations, and his movements
are nearly always successful.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
THE FOURTH IN LANCASTER.

THE FOURTH IN 1 LANCASTER.
The celebration Of the Fourth began
in this city about IL, O'clock on the
night of tho third. It continued to
show itself in crackers, and a thousand
noises, until morning, when day.brcak
Was saluted by the ringing Ct bclls
and the firing Of cannon.
During the day two Pic-Nics were
bcid, one at Reeses Grove and one, at
Medill sGr'oSve, by tho Ladies of St. Ma.
ry's Church. Al the latter there was'a a
good dinner, good music and the best
kind Of dahciag, The Declaration Of
INDEPENDENTS, m old document which
declares that all men are created free
and equal, was read BY FRANK BrsLow,
Esq. Colonel CdNNtLL delivered an
Adafesa, noting tho happy and peace
ful auspices under which the present
Fourth wins celebrated. Everybody
agreed that it was an extremely hoI
a and Jolly day. Long may the Fourth
of July bo celebrated, a day, mad!
aoablS dear BY the history of tho pas
70, four years. v )i
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MASON DAYTON.

Major L. N. DAYTON, Of General
shOrman's Staff, is in the city, spend
ing few days with his friends. He
has made the "grsnd round" Of the
continent with tho General, and Is on.
titled u the freedom Of the city, which
we tender to him.
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NalicG 10 Enrolled Militia,
FkIGTIrLD CousTY AunIToE's CfFioE,
LANCASTER. ,IunR 2l, 1868.

yETr7E ATTEE~ioS or EN.OLLD MI
LTrIio fairfield County is pallod 10 the follow
ag seatlon pnssod by the General Assembly Of Ohio,
March 81 1871:
EIc ! That there shall ha aspoin.el ~ tho Gov
ernor IN each county u This state. n Military sur
ceon, who sholl I've commissioned for the term Of
Three years unless sooner discharged with the rank
Of Major who, before entering upon his duties. shnl
toke an oath iaithI,lly perform the dntes Of his
ofce Tint from the.l dny of July 70 the 18th day
Of August, II cash year, It shall be the duy Of said
Surgeon TO keen az ofAee at the eounty'seat and cz
ammo s!i applicants for exemption, upon the pay
nent 10 nm by tho applicant Of tho sum of l't,
Cents toge'her with 6Gch stamps a. may es required
By law, anil r he g d the opinion that the appcan.
is unst f'c the oauoImance Of military duty no shsl
give him certificate rs required BY section oithia
ae, If eny such surgeon shall knoNinBiy give q
false certnea,e .ho shall be deemed guilty OF NJ mis-
hNmeanor amt he fined in any sum not exceeding:
fifty dollars r eIsh oTAlse "a be recovered by ~
dctncnt in tho proper county, or The benens OF taS
| Military Fund Tha examination and reoomrocnsS-
non OF tas lsdlaal Boar! shall not b required ffo
! sslt coacty Military surgsons -
( has ha+n appointed. Office IN ehaefer's HicslS,
lpushc sauare. we'. Of the narket-hcSss.
I June 11-l3, 2mo,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06

Miss N. Clifford has disposed Of her
Millinery Establishment to Mr.. II. G..
Hyre, who soliCits a continuance Of
the public patronage. Miss Wand
will romain with the establishment
New advertisement next week. All
persons indebted to Miss Clifford are
rreeuSstedto cali at tho store and got
Ito their accounts, 'A -,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
Portable wardnobs and fiat Kaet.

We have in the Gd.eHe office one
Of Montignani's "patcnt Portable
Ward Robes and Hat Racks" " Instead
of being fastened to the wall, it hangs
upon nails and can be moved to any
part of the room. When not in use,
the hooks can be turned back against
the wall. 1t is especially adapted 10
halls, and is really an admirable and
desirable invention. Prices fromS1 90
to 5000. For sale at the Hardware
Store Of John G. Weaver.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06

New Music. We have received from
Horace Waters, No. 4si broadway,
New York, the following pieces of Mu-
sic, by Mrs. E.A. Patkhdrut, who is one
of our most popular composers
a, "Funeral March" to tho memory Of
Abraham Lincoln, the martyr PreSi-
4 dent rOhi Send me ono Flower from
his Grave" Price 80 cents each. The
3 March, With Yignette ofthe President,
30 cents. Mailed free.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
THE ATRH.

The New York Dramatic Company
will begin series Of entertainments
at the City Hall, on tomorrow eve-
ming, Friday, July 7th, when the dra-
ma entitled "The Old Guard" will be
y: osented.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06

ABRAHAM LINCOLN in bis last in
auguIal gave the world 3 new motto,
and expressed at the same time bis
own character and life, viz: 1...-
"Mslice toward none- Charity for
ALL"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
HOT

We are having a heated term this
week. On the Fourth the thermom.
cter stood at 103 in the shade. This
morning at 9 it stood at over 100 in
the sur, and is in fair way to boil
over before night.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
a BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
AND VALUABLE
FARM for SALE!
administrator Sal, Of noa, Estate.


4 N pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
lCourt Of Fairfield county, Ohio, will offer for sale,
at public suction, on Saturday, the 2Oth uny
of Jhiy, A. ID. 1865, at the door Of tho Court
House, in the city of Lapeaster, Ohio, hetwean the
hours OF 10 O'clock, a. NJ, and o'coek, T. ~, tho
following real estate as the property OF Solomon
Smetters, deceased to-wit; situate IN the county Of
Fairfield in the State OF Ohio 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 aa stone set for the north east corner OF
Margaret II. Arnold's DOVER and running west with
said dover limo twenty seven CHAINS and thirty-siS
links to stone set for the north west corner Of said
dover lot, and dcontnuirg west nine chains and hlty-
one links 10 stone; thence north and half
degrees. east five CHAINS and seventy.siX links TO
stone; thence north threo chansand eghtNslH links
10 stuhe; thence east ihirtysix chains ard seven
teen rRs TO stone on the eaut boundary line otsaid
quarter section thence south with said east line
nine chains and sixty links to tho beginning contain
inn thirtvfour acres and eightystwo hundIedths of
an acre, subject TO the dover Of Margaret e. Shlet-
ters in three acres thereof l.
Also a mart of the north east quarter OF section
thirty, township fifteen, range eighteen, commencing
at a Stone at the north east corner of Margaret u
Arnolds dover ss on the east boundary limo OF said
qGArter section; thence south with SAID hne seven
chains and twenty'ono links TO stones thence west
twep.Y-seYen chains and twentyiour links to stone
in the west boundary line Of sad dover lot thence
north two q deg west with said dover line two
chains and nlnety-tyo links 70 stonei thence
thence north two u deg. west two chninsand twenty
eight links 70 storie; thence north seven 4 deg.
enst two chains and two links TO stone; thonce east
nine CHAINS and ty.one links 70 stone at The north
west corner Of said dover lott thonce continuing east
with the north boundary of said dover lot, twenty
seven chains and thirty.six links TO the place Of be-,
ginning containing twenty three ncres and solOo Of
an sore subject to the dower Of the said Margaret e
Smetteis therein. .tI E... - ,
Also part Of the north west quarter Of section
twenty.one, in township fifteen, Of range eighteen,
connSenonQ nj the south west corner Of said north
west asarter of, section twenty one; thence north
eighty perches; thence east one hundred ani four
perches; thence south eighty perohes; thence west
nine containnE hhy.two acres and S2-i00 OF an aero
Terms Of Saie:--0ne third In hand, ono third IN one
and the residue in two years, with interest on tho do
fDrred payments from the day Of sale d.
81 S2.l60 ceres appraised at SIS per acre.
| % $500 $50 g,
81 Ss-iOo 4" F n - :. So ,,,
Adur. Of Solomon siNetters deceased
Wr 2. Greed Attnrney. N /. n.
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LADY RIDERS ~ THE W04Lr.
\ stud Of II SHETLAND PONIES.
diaw!ng the fairy
CHARIOT OF TfTAylA,


The whole forming the most a.tta live
OutaoVr display vNeI Witnessed on
this continent,
Attaelird to this establishment Is
Mr.. CROCKETT, the great Lion T4-
mer, wii,I u den Of SIX enormous Ii.
ons, fresh from tho forest, untgmei
and msubdued, save ~ this beast
conquer0r, whose daring exploit As
Atslcy's Amphiiheatre, London, won
him enduring fame. This glorious
act consisted IN going alone into a
whole herd o! beGs.s, which had rs.
capped from Their cage AMI dcvOl.e
a poor fellow who fol IN their way
aud hy NIs mysterious pAwcr Guoliug
their rage gnd thirst i1r blood a1i
leadirg them back to their dens Mn.
Crockett will appear NJ each por.or-
nance in their enormC Us cage, feed
themwlth r,w meat from his naked
hand, AMI demonstrate his control
oyertheun hy making them perform
. number Of maneuyres and novel
evolutions. Daring an interval in
the Circus entertainment, Mr. .Crucket
will 60 through his daring and won.
dcrfll performances within the N.
MENSE DEN OF WILD LIONS n
the center of the arena, exhibiting 70
the audience degree OF sterling
courage and IRON nerve never before
egualcd by mortal man,
In addition to the most unique and
remarkable attrNc.iouS, which Of
them clues excel all others now he
turc the public, the management
takes pride aud pleasure III a"aouac-
ing that tho
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
THE HEROES.


There are among us at present many
6fthe heroes Of thesecond and great war
fof American independence. The Goth
regiment has been mustered out, and
the gallent men from this county who
belonged to it, are again among us en-
joying their homes. A large number
of soldiers from the 18th regiment are
with us on twenty days furlough,
and, here and there, there are heroes
who belonged to other regiments
Among these are some of Sherman's
immortal "bummers." Many of these
mado tho grand circle from Louisville
to Louisville, marching, taking it all
together, some sevch thousand miles,
over mountains and hills to Atlanta,
over plains and rivers to Safanhah,
over rivers and swamps to Goldsboro,
and then, overland to Washihgtoh.-
Some Of these have lost ah arm, eotKo
have lost leg, some have lost kcaIth,
and will never be strong-bodlcd men
again. isi eet t.ef
These mon have literally saved the
United States. They havo grapplcd
4 with, fought and conquered the hosts
who marched against the nation to
destroy it. To-day we arb stronger
and greater than ever, we are respect
ed and feared abroad as one of the first
powers of the earth, and VIC are free
from tho curse Of slavery, tho only
thing which checked the progress and
stiaed the free thought and expression
of the people. All this we owe to the
soldiers. Tho debt can never bc paid
But we can express our gratitude, and
show them by tho honor we give how
a free people appreciates and rewards
tho services OF bravo men. Giyethem
then, tho first places and the first
hohors. and Thus reward as, far as pos
Ssjibfo 'thoir sacrifices and their man
! hood.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
FAIRFIELD COUNTY UNION CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEES.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY UNION GEM
TRIAL COMMITTEES.
( Antanda-Jacob Bollenbaugh
Berne-Henry Eckert
y Bloom. Crumley .
Cedrcreek--Samuel Barr
I! GreenfeId-Jos Josiah Flattery Z
Hocking-George Pugh
hberty-A. 7. Mason
MadiSon-Isaac Wolf tff-iH
PleaSant-David Huber
Richtand-Noah McNaughten
Il Rushcreek-Simon Beery -j.t.
Violet-Henry Rittet ~ 4~erg f.
N tYalnut-Joseph Dorah
:, City of Lancaster-C. F. Sh@ffer, c.
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Adjataht MURPHY ofthe 184th o. V.
l., viii accept our thanks for late
copy of the Savannah Republican,