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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-30
INV M sTonE CELrRY.

This wholesome and profitable veg
etabie Is attracting the attention OF
farmers aud market gardeners in the
vicinity Of Milwaukee, from tho fact
that the demand for expectation to
other cities is sufficient TO make prices
highly remunerativo. The home de-
mand is also increasing. The last cdi-
tion OF the Germantown Telegraph
gives the following directions for keep
ing the plants sound through tho win.
ter:
We have said a great deal latterly
about the cultivation of celery and
now, as the crop must be pretty well
grown, we shall proceed, as usual at
this season, to give some reliable di-
rectiouS for preserving it through win,
ter. 'c'
Many people complain about their
colery-one Of The most difficult gar
den crops to raise in perlcction-that
it docs not keep well through the win
ter -sometimes it withers, but oflener
rots. 1t is recommended By some that
it should be preserved in the rows
whore it grows, and the removal more
or less Injuries it. Where the plant is
grown in soil of a dry naturc-and
celery never should be grown thare-
it may be kept well in the row but
We deny most emphatically that re-
moval Injuries it III the slightest parti-
oular.
We pursue two modes. and fad both
to answer completely. The first is to
remove the celery TO high and dry
ground dig trench spade deep stand
up q row of plants, then 'hrce inches
Of soil, then another, .thon another
bed, and SO on until about half dozen
rows are finished, and so on. The
soilshould be packed irmly, and bank
ed up so that tho tops OF the celery
are just covered, anu then spank oil
roof fashion 10 turn the rain Over
this two wide boards nailed together,
should he placed as n security against
moisture. For remember, it is water,
not frost, as somo say, that rots celery.
Frost adds TO its tenderness.
Another plan is to sink barrels into
the earth, SO that tho tops arc two or
three inches below the surface, stanl
them compactIy full of celery, put
close or tight covers upon them, aud
then couple Of inches Of soil. By
this mode, which is somewhat more
troublesome than the other, ours kept
well for tho last two or three years
until all was consumed, which was
late in spring.
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PUBLIC sALEor KEALlsrATE.
V,nE UNDERSIGNED. ATTORNEY IN FACT

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, ATTORNEY IN FACT,
or The role OF TN" following tract oflnnd. will Of.
fer ut Public Sale, on the promises, on Friday Ue-
ccnhcr let 1850 the following described itcNl Es.
tate, situated in Richland Township, Fairfield O0un.
ty ohio, heins the same Of which Jonas Friend,
late of Fairfield County, Ohio, died sicEcd.
ist-\ part Of the northwest qnartcr Of section
No. nineteen (l9), Township No. seventeen (l7),
OF Range No, seventeen az, bcginningat tho norh.
west corner Of said quarter section, thence east
cnty.hvc (id) pcrchfs 10 n post, thence south one
hundred and nineteen (li0 porchos to- post thence
west suventy.Nve (7i) r1rches TO post, thence
north one hundred and nineteen OIe) pcrches to q
post, the place of beginning. containing So acres.
ALSO, A plrt Of The southwest quarter Of Sec.
Range No. eighteen (lS), beginning ut n stone 10
chains 81 links North of Tho Southwest corner Of
said quarter section, thence north on the east line of
said quarter section chainS, 49, links to stone,
thence west IL chlns, 80 links to n stone, thence
south II chnns, c2li inks 10 stone, thence east 10
chains, ~ links to the place Of beginning, contain
lng IL arrcs.
On the first described tlac nf laud is good dwell.
ng.hnrsc, stable Nand nrriagc.house anil other out.
buildings, Twoncycr failing springs, plenty 0f good
running wnter small orchard, an1 for Quality oi
soil, either for farming or grazing cannot he sur
passed in tho rbiiuty
Cnthr second lot, there are no proycmcns,
hut u In wcll tirNrrci for rails buding purposes
The above tracts n; land viii he sold on the day
specified on the nremiscs tn the highest bidder n
the fullowingcon itions Onc.third Of the purchase
equal annual payments with interest from date and
mortgage given nm tho promises to secure deierrcC
| payments. Title indspulnhie
Sale TO commence ut II o'cuck A. NJ.
| l.. NJ. SPIT,,ER,
Oct sj--sl 6w. Attorncyin inct
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Immediate Relief

to the dull heavy pans caused by diseases Of the head
The sensations alter using il delightful and invg
Grating II opens and purgcs out all the distractions
strengthcns the glands, and gives healthy action TO
the parts nifcctch.
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FOR SALE BY

Kaufman a Co., D. Sifferd, Lancaster; Il. Kolb
Rushville; Abbott Son, Clearporti p Hhne, Pleae'
antville G. F. Hamlin, Oak land; Harmon 4 Curtis
Plckerington; Berry 4 McCandlish Bremen SuDder-
man Kpauft, Amandaj l.. l.. Brattin, New Salem;
Joseph RAIDER, Milersport; L. II. Harner, BASIL and
by druggists and merchants generally throughout
the United States and Canada. ,fl ~.
Oct l2.lS65-29
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n- Sill 90
ase can have Insurance TO any place desired, on
tine most reasonable terms
= we nrc authorized to pay for the scrip OF these
Companies before delivery 40 cents on tho dollar
Dp-Thosc who desire the hest and eheopssi insu-
rance in the most responsible companies will do
G Edc 10 c"' On Ne Agents at thGir office T.lmndss
Lancaster, Nay ~ lsG5.stT, 80
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SECURITY INSURANCE CON.
PANY
OF NEJV YORK.
S1,19O,759

These Companies divide three -fourths Of net
profits annually to the Policy Holders in script
bearing interest ate yer cent-thereby funding tho
surplus and giving policy holders greater security
and cheaper insurance. tH.-
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Public Lands.
SCRIP FOR SALE.

C,tt InrS, October !, 1865.
In accordance With the provisions Of nm net Of the
General Assembly NJ tho state Of Ohio, passed
April H. lsGh the undersigned state Officers will re-
ccvc proposals for the purchase ot tho Land Scrip
received from the linttcd States for the establish.
mont ofnn Agricultural College and Colleges in tho
Statcof 0hin T6f Scip ctl h. ioctei an dny rdcanf
NHRei Sne' Ldais, 0lcc IN catry NJ prirdis snle at
81 ~, tNinsrdi LdIis ercluds ~
No proposition will ho received Tor less Than ono
hundred and sixty acres
lfmorr convenient, proposals may hcmade To the
Auditor aud Treasurer olnny county, who will trans
nit the slAic to the undersigned
jA|. II. GOLDMAN,
Audlt0r OF state.
WM. HOOPER,
Treasurer Of State.
W. HENRY SMITH,
Oct ~ sm. Secretary Of State.
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RrMARTs-Ry insurng in one of the above Comma.
stead of Sl5O by the oldsystom, to-wit'
Toprcmum on s3,OOOfo FIVE years =. SIM m
BY scrip worth in New York 40 cents. $50 90
Byintcrest recciYedn cash on scrip. 90
$40 Co-so 90
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Sold also by Blocksom Brothers, Zanestilc, &. n.
Samues, Columbus, G. A, Olds, Cirrlevic, and John
y. Park cInelnna,i, ssd BY none Druggist" In every
Nov. y, Gl-33 Is.
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a. 10 him, .v~.r,.dy tear. and hid b. s.e.

a. q 10 him) evsr-rc.dy tears and hid bis fee
tas well he mighty in bis pcctet. hA ndksrchisf
Poor girl - sobbed be, my feeling would no,
allow me 10 belrsy her; and, besides you might
never have found ou,-and you might both tsv,
been 20 hsppy on, what ocld-he-ried W ord i'll,
What gosspirg person could h'vs told ycui''
silence, slr ~ said ], In voice that msde hiTr
starr: "Thc friend who told me only cid friend.
ty,-I leave you the task If rev slinz to the aiv
the disappointment, and morihcsiion In which po,i
have involvsdher"
"oh," SID Tom Richards "you little know ma,
am all heart!"
"a good heart" replied, "is good thing, hu
pray, hear this in mind, -'hose who act from In
pulse may Al the moment sppear to do very GOOD
nstursd thingN yet al agreeable res lie may ato-
wards prove that little cool dei.tersuon ,,aus
have teen better however good Your hsdrt H..
he, be assured tLst IL requires good 1dymsnt /,
guide il"
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Too Late for Classification.
- n ATAG.

DAY-on Friday, July 2sth, Charles Day, aged
years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the fupers, on sunday
II emooI, at l O'Clock, from 1lf,L ". and 30 ave,
Harlem, His remains vill bo takeG ~ Nestchester
for iut"Tmsni, 253
HtNNEST -On .frly eSth, Edwin whi,1ey, tho
youngest cLild Of Kob'It and Margaret L.. Ainycu.,
aged " months md ~ Isvs.
The mne. a viii take pare on SCntav Afternoon,
At O'clock cor. G9th /. tn- sd ave. the friends arc
invited to attend 254
KELLY-On Tsne gs'h, a. l1S'f Lewis Al, Jane
Kelly, daughter OF Patrick and LIZA Kelly aged 2
year and lU months.
The funeral Will take place from the residence, on
Sunday, al O'Clock precisely. 255
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MARINE NEW s.
July ao-s. Ri,O. S,-s. Sets, iO-H. water. 90 ?

July 2g-S. Rises, bs-S. Sets, l0-H. Water.OO 90
CLGARKD.
sHIP-Underwritor, Sears, for st John, N. p.
BRIG-Oriental, Nickerson, for Rsssed Island.
sCHOONERs-o T Winser, [Br.l Halifax, N 8; NJ
Crawford, Boston.
sLooP-Lydis, Decker, for Rappahannoct.
AkIIvED.
sTEAMsHIPs--Corsica,H svsnE Cactus, wash
ngton; Geo Washington, New OrleAns Eastesn
State, City Point; Gen Meigs do; Newbern, N. Ore;
John Gibson, Washington; Guiding Star, " Orleans;
Oriental, CITY Point; Rhode Island, Cape Hayti.
BAEK-N II Ravens, OF Portland, I'm Cionfuegos.
BRlGs-R Thsckey, Havana; Merlin. 81 Jaro;
Cero, Sierra Leone; George IlgrTi. Arece 10 Il X.
Fs'efana CRrdenAs; II berry Remedies, Lilly, Cow
Bay, g " Beaver, Port su Prince.
sCHOOSERS-I Morse. Tobacco; Good VIII, Eicu-
therG Aileram, LiiEabethport Tor Roeton 4
Thompson, NeVburg; ) " sample Washington.
BELOw-Brigs Beaver, and Lotus. Wind 4.
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FURMAN STREET CALAMIrY.-The Coroner's
investigation into the circumstances of the recent
disaster at Nos 90 and 20 Furman street, on which
occasion three men lost their lives has been poet
poned until Monday next. The body Of Masters 10
still under the ruins. Ills vheebarrow has been dug
Out but NO signs Of the remains has yst bsen OBJ
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RA
i roads. On AID amer Monday, June 6,lI, .Ia.ut
Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
Western trains will leave New Gok a. iollo
I 80 A. M, ., 4 . 1880 :. g., and nom Harlem
pot, 10th st. and Ith ave, 81 III A. NJ. and Al /.
TICKETS good W either route. w. Ii VANni
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MEDICINES.
YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS A

A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS ARE tt
most lHiect purgatyn which We are ut
TO produce, OF which we think has ever vet h.,
male by any body. Their effects have a. undanl
shown 10 the community hor much thev excel I
ordinary medicines m use They are safe aud pc.
AIT 10 take, bui powe.iu TO cure. Their pen,tiMu
properties stimulate the vital uc'iyi'lCs Oi the ba
iemoVe the obrt-uctions o. its orgsus purify
blood, and rNpel di'ease. They rurce out no
humors which breed Aud grow dlsttuper, stimuli
sluggish or dsOrdtfcl organs into The Z n4.uInl .
tioh, ana iinpait hea'hy tone win siren 'tu 10
whole system Not only DO the cure the ever
day complaints Of every body. Tut also tofntiui
and dangetou' disease.. While they piodu
power III effects, the are ut tho same time, IN F.
mtnlshcd doses the Fae.t and hest physir tia. e.
be e.nplO, cd for child en- Being rtI.a.-coatsl Il
arr pleasant to take AL, being purely vegetable
nee from any lisk VI harm, Cures have been iDA
which surpsss belief werC they not rub,tantiAied
men Of such exalted position and charac en- A.
i9rbld tue suspicion OF unimth. Many emin'
CeryIuen aud phy fiC.tus have lppt their ma. e.
"hhe otheIs have sent NJ the a-ruraucc ~ TO-
conviction that our fppaia iun- Contribute ,
meG.eiy ~ ihe Huci OF our anlcied suif ,irc
loN-lnen, lho AGENT below named Is ~ esCd to 4
uish gratis our American Almanac. rulttninr ii.
tons los tie ure aul cUItiiiCacs Of their cuIes
the following complains .---CoB'ivencss, Bui.
Complaints, Rheumatism, DIopsy, Heartburn. he
ache H"isinR from foul stomach. Nausea, Ildires.
Morbid lnacuOn ~ the lloN ell aud Pam All.
therefrom, fiatuieney Los o. Appel @, all q
esses which require an evAcunnt MEDICINE II
also, By purifying the blood, aud .timuatinr the
TEN, cure many complaints which IL would mot
supposed the could reach, such A. Deafness Par
blindness Neuralfia AMI ryOus lrIltGhilt.
rangeuere OF the Liver aud Kidneys. Cont
other kindred complaints arising from loy rli'e
the body, or Obstruction Of its funcIous. 10 no
put of by uuprincpei deG0rs l'h other r. ~
nols which they make more lruht On. Dem,
AYERS and take no Others. ILe sick want
pest aid there II for them, and the should hay"
Prepared by DIR, j, {, AltR q co, Lowell. IN
everywhere A..
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PRIESTS GENUINE AND INIMITABL.
ID HAIR DYEli

PRICE rlFI1 CENTS PER BOX
This 1--we stand higher IN the estimation Of the
pub ic than rnv other Manufactured. II l. instnn-
tzneouA the cooT beng set IA soon applied trev
or Red hair j. COM crteI in'o heautiui BLACK or
RkOMN. without INJURY 70 the hair or skin Ii doe.
NOT wash otT cause any unD eHsnn; feeling while
RppyinR, aud Is, without Tear Of contradiction the
Bfsr SAFES and CHEAPEST Hair Dye manu-
iGctured.
Manufactured ard for sale (wholesae and retaiD at
No 10 suLth second A., WillianIshurgh. To be had
Gl rrtall OF Drurri.ls, all over the country. 90
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EXCURSIONS.

The END
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T .oNG BRANCH AND SEA SHORE r. R
n NLNI INks Tn
SAVINGS BANkS.

IRvING'S SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Warren street
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Oa and after August lst 1865, tuis Bank win
open daily from 10 A. N. to3 M.
By order Of the Board Of Trustee-.
SiI '. J.. BUXTON SCI
M Ar X EFT SAY INGS BAN
4V1 No. 81 NASSAU ST, near Fulton, n Y
OPEN DAILY.
FIX PER CENT INTEREST," ALLOWED.
DeposL lde on or before Aug. let, will draw
terest from that cate.
JANIS c. sTONEALI. President
HENRY K. CoSELIH, Secretary. 81
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. COR "A
II and sth ave. Open daily irom 10 l.
"Wednesday. aud saturdays iroh / to : T.. NJ. ?
per cent. interest, free hom Government tax !
posts made on or before Auy Isl. will draw Inter,
from that date THOs. ChkIsIf, Pres. X.
BJ liz SEQ. $50
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A Ii ADOARD-TllE LARGE, SEA-GCfNO
n steamer scar LOW, viii iun SUNDAY in
Both, 1895, to the FisLiuE b nts for the Nes Vol
hoard Boa, leaves &C cct, at an It, r. X. Il,
Brcome st at South 4th a., Williamsburg, ~ \
Peek slip With a bsnd Of music. only a limile
number u ticteu will be sold At the landing, an
iollo.ins ylser W. Msl!biock, No. 10 Ann At; %
Worth y cor Centre; J. Cousmillsr % Worth ~
Made, l Cannon o. Near GfGnd; J., kiese, i5I Foi
9Th st; A; Hes l4s FG'.y,n - T. schreias4s,
willismsburs; Mr.. Diesel. IL GRIND ct, wilhun
euts 81 for gentleman and siy Is cent. for sAlel
WILLIAM sCHGfFIlD, Sec. .6l
Umpire GROVE - EMPIRE GROVE
- STEAMER CHlCUTEE
for Empire Grove, Sunday, July ~. 100, Of Barrels
..stg O'clock. Get sbOdd early. fne. 20 cen
EISHING BANKS-EARLY TRIP-FS
s0th. Fare 81. L,ndsy at Boone At, 4. b.; p.
SIP q Onarlton e. 80 Pier 4 ats; Bli, Do
and Isire'hmens on board N. MACHTAANN,
FISHING DANKS-EARLY TRIP, 5 Hou
4 failing. steamer VIRGINIA SEYMOUR. su,
day, JUL ~ 10th >. Z. X, = TO L oomc Il,
PECK Slip o.; Charlton st I Pier L y. R,Tyts
81. JAMES 4 A. SCOTT. 80
EOR EXCURSIONS = TIE FAYORTT
4 barre ANNA and the WM. ROBERTS, new, h
punished with excellent accommodation; also s'elu
ST. corner Of harrow. H. II. CRUssEiFIy.' ~ 81
FISHING BANKS.-THf PEOPLf
4 boat, the steamer bas1ssot Capt John 1os
send, will run 10 the Fi.hnr .nks tvery day dur
the sesson saturday. excepted! leaving az follow
sth 1t. u. X. 4. n Biooiae y. e. r. MS A.
Peck slip r. X 1870 A. NJ; Christophc- e. RS
NJ; pier y. X. 40 A. NJ Capt. nofnfe tfer
known hshlng pilot viii pilot the boat 70 the f.hli
ground. Bait lines and Refreshments on boar
Fare one dollar. sI
FIRST PICNIC OF THE y. Y. CARVER
Association, 10 he held A. Funk's Union PA.k, s
st. and I'd ave, on Tuesday, rust |. Tickets
cent? . admit one gentleman and ladies. III
| COMMITTEE. 92s
T .ONG BRANCH AND SEA SHORE r. r..
- NEW LINE TO
| LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS.
| PLEASURE BAY AND ArLANTICNi
On and after Monday, July 81, the new and n
steamer NENfRslNk.vin leave the pi-r cot OF BS
clay ~, MY. to connect with the New Railroad l..
20 the above points al $50 A, ~. and IS =. Ma
leave Long Branch At 800 a. NJ and l.. n. max
| tic trip from New York W Long Branch la / and
| hours. 800
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
n AGENCY MESsRS Nj M & co, Publish-
era THE scientific American" continue 20 net a
Attorneys tor securing Patents for Inventions In
this and all foreign countries
Near. M NN& co., have had seventeen years'
experience in 'oiic.iing patent and have acted as
Attorney for more than -u0tn inventors.
ratiph cts contsiuing the Patent Laws and other
important information to inventor, furnished nee,
appli, alton.
Consult alton and advice free Address
M M 4 co,
~ Park Row, New York, cor. OF and IN Sta
Washington, II. &. 4Ig
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nOCTOR j. HILTON HAS RESUMl
~ practice at 800 Fast - oadway. $50

DOCTOR j. HILTON HAS RESUMl
- practice at 800 Ea,t Il osdway. $50
ERECKLES, TAN AND PIMPLES /
L moved at once, by tho ure Of UPHAM'S Free
Tan and Pimpie Banishcr Pncc 81 cents. SOLD
BARNES, II Park Ror, and HELMBOLD,
Broadway. A.
LIAR UPROOTED FROM ALL PARTS
IL the body IN 8 minutes, without injury to
skin, by UPllAA's nepiA,0ry Pos der, Az o. re-
Tor "CphAn's Dep lAt0ry Powder" and take
other Price 81. Sold by BARNES, II Park -
and HELMBOLD, 5qi Broadway. 49,
Gun CHOLERINE REMEDY This WE
~ known medicine for the cure oil piAuAoea, y,
terry, Cramps Coir, and all ioOreucss OF the uuv
can be pros uled only Of tho prop .et0r, Gt ID 70
Second street. WnllRmsbuTgh. PlIcs 20 cent?
bottle. co.
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLO
l. the Hair, " hisksrs anu Mouftacha beau
black or brown. II consists OF oniy one pIersrH
Color will not tade or wash out. only o. cent? 4
Sold by BARNES, p Park Row, and nkLABu
bs4 Broadway. 81
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n 81 SANITARY COMMISSION. PR0

II y, T
~ .tective War-Ciaim Assoc alton, Bure Al Of I'm
ploymenI for Dlsabled and DISCHARGED Soldier, and
Sailors, No. IS Chambers st. Go sharre to employ
ers and cmnloysd) AT the above office repste "a
DISCHARGED aoders and sailors OF All trader aud mali
fcati?p, and o. al conditions Of bod both disabled
and able bodied, and are all Wen recommended. An
eister their rppc' lions for employee Both par,is,
are ed nee OF charge ~
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BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS, MUS
L'llu Ne iainr and Prints very chc.p, ut LAM
BFKT's b.8 Crccnwich II. Beautinl De Ialns Tor
Doc iust co. Pant. for abc hest Motrmacs. So
Table linen, hucs toNols napkins, and Linen kdkts,
vers cherp. Also u moral skirts 2sl
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TRADE NOTICES.

4 SIErIAL MEETING OF THE CARMEN
~ and Is'-p'rs Nsso, iptiou ~ BE- fol ~ fh,ir
ue,t ns ruuu- 90 rnu,s .tun lhursia) euiug, a.
On. 30 y orlcL 90 nIrnul zee tam Jusincsf. JDuh
~ NCh, Prot. PAIN. ftNNN. See. 10
MANHATTAN BRANCH, snip lOINERo'
I'i nton ht la-ociAuou ALL hah ITO regular
sesil.u.ou % ue .tiHt Oh i-''N~ cva'uu-. ii th
ht oc',Ck, ~ 80 Fourth ~ nJr Az &, Ns huGue =
n. uup1 .tul.t la 30 De- ifai.Ic,U, H requests. %
rrttt 4uUu.tvI tu ut p.rruut - order Ul Tia A
D'at'a. Iuil..i AAklA fres- L. l., kALt.ii %,
gar 20,
NOTlff-I PRESSMEN. TALOES
NNtl hold special uD,. I.t 81 40 I'u Is u4 hpu-
aaf ,rruius. t,U. Del. r.ue.Iu attendance DO no.
600. .ul. Bop u.arI g t.r Chairman. u.s.
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10 .-... .t,t ....f.1s 3' ....- ..s.- ..- -..-.
Cd. r,--.-. ... t,- .. Jog '- .,.- o.. Poll. .- ...
loan. ~. Sau.i = / r.. -tt., o.. a- .,r f--...
bankers tbrnnsfoH' '.. country have r.r.-.. .
os-ed 70 receive ,al.c-ir,'ons ~ r-l ..t- .....s
VII rclect thea o.. 20 esauts 10 whom t.,. e ,.-.
adenc. and Who oui, arc to te cspluai', o.. .as ..
liver, Of the notice l,r sh,h th'. ree,-." ot.r,
CAUTION BUYERS AID HJlutH- --n
NOTES Ia order n - .nt the 'I''.A.I"u N'ss
ro'.. f., .DDot,Is .tt.a '....H-. no r.t'n f.'...
trs. tIe notice arrf. tr..to..e u~'os' ~ enc ru
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DRY GOODS.

nAM AGED BLACK SlLkS-CASH-
- GEOb DrkHISfs.
IEUs GRAINS
AND TAN ETAA
Why Si.iGuriA DAMAGED
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m02ea.S. CAsSRHAGus &c.

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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-06
KILLED.

Lieut.. Noble Il. Gregory, Co. Is,
s4th Indiana, was killed in the battle
near Nashville; he had portion OF
his head shot away hy a cannon ball.
We were sorry to hear this, because
he was a gentleman and brave Off
Ger; he was universally respected by
all who knew him. Such is the fate
of war. How many noble lives have
been sacrificed since this terrible re-
bellion was iuaugurated. There are
but few families who have not lost
some dear friend. If iIen are pun
ished according to the deeds done in
the body, what a terrible punishment
Is awaiting the rebel leaders who
brought about this war, and what q
fearful responsibility is resting upon
those who have been holding up their
hands and encouraging them. We
deeply sympathize with the friends
Of Lieut.. Gregory. He was a citizen
and officer that Delaware county
could Le pSoud vi.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-06

icrs, SIC per month. what would
your yearly tax be, II would he
The nice littlc sum of 1902, but tbis
Is not an, where is your commercial
facilities. II you send load OF
wheat % market { Il there WAS amy
such l,lscel, you inust first employ a
train guard 20 accompany H. You
could not go 10 your neighbors
house without kdy guard. We
think now we have given this tax
payer a bir,l's-ey eye view OF what the
condition Of things would be without
a government; but he SAY hc does
not desire 20 be without a govern
ment. but wishes letter one. Let
US ask ourselves, in all candor,
where will we 90 TO get better one:
Read the history OF all nations. since
the foundation of the world, and
then tell Us at what period there was
a better government than ours: We
trust before a man complains OF his
taxes, and curses the government,
he will reflect what this government
Is doing for him every day.