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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19
Drnr. Meeting for aresnneId Township

DrHr, Meeting for Greenfield Township.
There will be meeting of the citi-
zens of Greenfield Township at CAR
ROLL, on MoEDAY. EVENING,
JANUARY 20, 1866, for the purpose
of adopting measures to fill tho quota
ofthc township under the late call for
100000 troops. A full attendance is
urged.
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The Ohio State journal.

This sterling old paper, now under
the editorial management of Judge
VIM. 3. Thrall, has renewed the vigor
and usefulness of its best days. We
commend it to the favor of all who
desire paper from the State capital.
Being the central organ of Unionism,
it should be literally patronized by
the people of all parts Of the State. =
We subjoin the terms Of the paper:
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'U. s. 7-3O LOAN

fh Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice mat
aJnripaous Mi be received for Coupon Treasury
Soss, payable thee years from Aug ljf, 1894 with
ssIn-AELusl L:erer at the rate ofseyen and three.
tantis percent. per anAum,--phucipal and interest
both TO be paid in lawful money.
TAessHoses viii be convertblo at the option Of the
holdsrst mst1r.ty ,lnto s'x per cent. gold bearing
bonds, payable no: less than Eve nor more ,bAn
twsaty-yesrs from Their ds.e. as tho GoyernHi.a,.
ruay elect. They will he is6Ssd in dcnomneti5ns
ofsjo, sIoO 3Hr, 5lO9o and 5000. aud all sahscrip.
ions IuusI Ds Fry dollars or multiple Of fifty
dollars. -. ... 1888 ..
The no;osw!lI be transmitted to the ownors free q
transportation charges rs soon after the receipt cf
the Origra! Certificates Of Deposit as they con be pre-
pared. -k-a5 -.
4sths Notes draw in,srsstfrom August l5 parsons
ineking deposits suJsegIen: TO thst date must pay
s Interest accrued iofn date ol note to date of do
post.
Parties 1ePosi:ihg twea;y Hya thousand dollars and
upwardS for these any time will be allow
ed coinms Of one-quGrter ofone percent, which
will he paid oy the Treasury Department upon the
Tsceipto!a bill! for the amount, certified 10 by the OF:
fcsr With whom the deposit was made. No dsdue-
..-ns FOR commissions must be made from the de.
-'Hsi;s
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N NOTICE.

yVJC iSY PERSON HAVING UNSETTLED
4 Claims against the United States, especially to
Discharged C'fcers, r. W. TALLMADGE, authorized
Military Claim 1rchtyof this city, who has the expe-
mcnt Of the Army. hNtthrcc years as q Clam Agent,
who can produce the recommendation Of every Uni
ted States or Stote officer with whom he has trans
ncted business in Co'umb's daring That time, or
from his clients residinr IN any township in the
State offers his services TO- the collection of any
inst claim against the United Stairs; most especially
the klOtty claims that GrC entrameled with rod
tapc; for the procuring Of BouNTY, Pension and Ar
rcars Of Pay due OFFICERS SoLpigEs, the HEIRS Of
those who have died in the scryice.
He also proposes to visit Washington City on or
about the I5th day of January for the purpose Of
having adjusted such claims rs he receives pnor to
that date. His acquaintance with the business and
at the Departments at Washington CITY will give him
debtedness for Discharged Officers" whose accounts
are unpaid. Address i. W. TALLMADGE
JanlllS6j-i2-t. Cunmbusi ONO.
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ESTATE OF MARY ELLIS, Deceased.
TVNHE undersigned has been appointed, and quail.
fed as Executor Of the last Will and Testament
Of Mary Ellis, late Of Fsirfeld county Ohio, decd
Z s@ NJ EFFINGER, EKeeutor
Jan. ~, fs33-Sw, >,
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$50 Reward.

CNTOr'2N from the subscriber IN Tuesday night,
SSlanuary 3D. 1861 +~o lriirs east ofIancsster, at
Ashury Chapel, an english SADDLE, iair leather,
aud nearly now.
reward ofElty Dollars will ho paid for the return
Of the saddle and apprehentoh ofthe chief
II. e. BITES.
"A j. So.
St the same time and place saddle belonging to Mr.
fetters was stolen.
lam
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ArAdams Express Company will
now ship freight to Savannah and
Chattanooga. W. WHITNEY,
Jan 10, 'e5-3w .,-.,. Il e. Agent,
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FINE d "RoTTINa HORSE SoLD-J.W w.
Pearse. of this county, sold to F. NJ.
MoMahan. 81 Randolph county, In
diana, a fey ds,ys since, his fine trOt-
ting stallion RsG,jse 20gas for One
Thousand Dqllgrs. Fairfield stock is
hard to beat.
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NTOGn@G.
Estate Of Andrew q Livingston.

N1ctice is hereby given that the subscriber has
Y been appointed and qualified rs Administrator
be bonis non Of the estate OF Andrew q. Livingston
late Of Fairfield county, deceased. Dated At Lancas-
ter this 10th day OF january. A.D: 1853
JOHN MUMAUGH, Ad'mr
Isn12.ly
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Sale of Lands.


VNY authority Of tho last will and testament Of
4 eIsaac Wilson, late ofFatricld county, Ohio dec,
fWI proceed and offer for sale, atpubhc vendne and
outcry, before the Court House door in Lancaster,
between the h, urs Of 10 o'clock Am, and O'Clock
p. MAO
FRIDA Y, the. Sd day of February nert
the following parcel OF land ovlt, part ofsection
3O In township No.l7 of range No. IL beginning at
thes e. corner Of said secton-theure ~ on the sees
ton limo, a CHAINS and iOlmks to posI--thence w
Al chains to stonc--thence South 10 degrees west
IL chains 7a15 lihkstoa stone=thtnee vest chains
and 67 links TO a stone-hence south j chains 20 n
White Oak 30 inches, corner tfee-thence south 10
degrees east 22 chains and sc links to stone the
south boundary Of said eectipn-thence east onssid
line 20 chains and a5 links TO beginning, containing
lo3O0-l00 acres more less Said lands TO he sold
nee eofdower-Terms Of oil Sale, one-halfin hand, and
the balance In one and two years with interest from
the day ofsale, ond to be secured hy mortgage.
Titelndsputable JOHN W WILSON,
Hxeentor Of Isaac Willon.
Jan. :, 1884 4l-tw rfS6 IS. a.H..''f
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@Gold in New York closed atabout
2,15 on the 17th--a decline Of 10 per
GENT. since last weeks quotation.
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Sale of Real Estate.

TINHE undersigned will sell Mt private sale between
q this date and the st OF March, 1885, the
following Real Estate, situate in the County OF Far
fold and State OF Ohio, to.wit; lao Acres in the
North Fast quarter OF Section "a, Township H.
Range 10, and being the premises Immediately south
Of the late residence ofGeorge Ring, on the Ridge
rond south OF Lancaster SAID tract Of land is divs
lille into 40 acre lots, each of which lois will have
southern exposure, md well adapted to the growth
of grapes Two of the lots have springs, and run.
nng water through all three These promises vii.
bc aold as an entirety or in parcels of 40 acres.
For terms and any further particulars call on the
undersigned, at the residence of George Ring tHo
miles south OF Lancaster on the Ridge road.
SUSANNAH RING.
January 8, 5,lSG5.-2m
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go" OJitudrynoticeS ftea lines or less
inserted free For all Orer that length,
fre cents per line lriLk be charaed.
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ADVANTAGES lOFTHIS LIAM

II Bi NATioSAL SAVINGS BANK, Offering q higher
rate ofinterest than any other, and NE lest security.
Any Savings bank which pays its depos.ors in L. g.
Votes Considers tha; it s paying in the best oircui-
ting medium ofthe country, aud it cannot pay In any
thing better for its own assets either in Govern.
meutss:urtes- or 10 Tctes or bonds lNyaLlo in gov
eInnent paper. -. .+- -..
iiis elaall convenient as tefnporSry or pertns-
nentinvestment The notes can always be sold for
within fraction OF their face, as' accumulated inter
est, and ARE the best security with banks eollater
al. for d.eou-,v
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LArcAsrEn MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by II. A. Osbelein, city Croci
wheat-i s1Q1s5 Coges-o09GS
FlOuF--9 yDlflD W SilgGr-2JGSGl0
Rye-I l08i 10 Nolasses-l Glll 90
Oats-gg6si0o Whisksy--1 5Om
BArley-I moi 60 SALT o. w per Lts
Corn-sJ6.sJ Butter-3S 70 40
Clover ssod--l7 c0a13 ERgs-S0
Flax seed-lOJ6l2 70 Lbrd--l7g20c
Potatoes-f5Gtt % Tallov-1241ao
Feathers -35St40c Dried Apples 100
BAcOh-lOls2zc White BSsns--g OOl2 ~
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N OGE.CGe

rs hereby given that the undersigned has been
i duly ,n,ointed and qualified Executor Of the last
will and testament Of JOHN ALBRIGHT deceased
late ofFair!eld county, o. 3.
Jan lZ-3w DANIEL ALBR!SHI.
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Its Exemption from State and stunisipal


But aside from all the advantages we hsse emu
merated, special Act Of Congress erenpts oH Ler>s
and TrsGsrry .frtss (ob Locu tcrocn. Oa the aver
sge this exemption is worth about two per cont per
annu'n according 10 the rate oftaxation in various
parts ottits c-l-trv. ..--. ....
Itsbecyed tina. no secartes offer 40 great induce
Tnents to lendersb' those issued by the Goyersment
tlalI other forms ofGiebedHeSs ths faith or ability
ofPr7ate parties, Or stock pnnes or sersrata
communities only - pledged for payment, while the
whole property 81 the country ia held TO SECURE the
discharge al sii the Obligations OF the United States
While the so-ernrncHt nfers the most lbe.al terms
FOR rs loans, nbccves that the very strongest appeal
viii he to the Qyaliy and patriotism of the people
Duplicate certificates Vi be issued forn deposits.
The party derostHg must endorse ;lron the or,rro,
certificate the denomination Of notes rndu-Td and
whe,erthey ore to bo issued re'ilsnd or Js!ale to
o'Ie-r When SO oud,Fasi il must be loil With the
office 7ec ewing the d hogt TO he t1rvlred 10 the
Treasury Department
SJnscNiPTI'S, EIlE ~ RECEIVED lv the Treasurer Of
the ntei states at aEhH g0n. The scvr-al Assist.
ant Ireasurcrs ard designated otTos'.nriss, and 10y
FIRST NATIONAL. EANR orcaInmbus
First EaIionnT Bank Of ZRnesrIIIe nnd
by allNat'onsl BANKS whIoh deposisries Of pub
liz money, anC
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country Will give ughtr Information
and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 20 SUBSCRIBERS.
Aug q. 1853.
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EGg- Funds collected in Rushcreek
township, by John McDougle, for
sending the Gazette to the soldiers
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Conrertihleta,oa a SIX per cent $40 GoId

In addition to the very liberal interest 90 the notes
ft- tnree sesEs, this privilege of conversion is now
worth about three per cent. per annum for tho cur
rent rate for 2O bonds not less than par cent
premium ond before the the premium on six per
cent. L :. stocks was over twenty por cent 1t u1i
be sscn this; the actual profit this loan, at the pres
ent market rate is mo- less than ten percent per an
nnm. l... -.
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Legal Notice.

97s'Is ' ~ . ~ 7 > sNF1
C0ESELL 4 FEiTTEE, Auorueys.
Lancaster, January Q, lstj--oWil-Jts7
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A9ashrillG Aniptt.


EAaAEnS AND BfsOkEkS.
TSIRsT NATIONAL BANK-6oVsrnmeut Depozi-
C Ty--No. 90 Caiisgs street. bstgeen Union
ani the PEaic Square -iieal.rs in Urcurrent
Money, Exsfsngs, Ucli, ana Go7ernment -ec',ii-
tee Oi : ! kinas. stocks an bon-l- bough1 ar d
sold Comullssion. e-Astsiiopa pstnPag sc
Tended 81.
A. 9. s.xroEp, Pres't Jas G. OGBES. .Cosh'r.
NFARR, TAos s.--hrsksr. esratr taiea an
w College street, kuss and sells Geld. y. cur
tea Money, {. .Feln1lfnt Securities and feQchers,
q, liocuons a.landed 70 p empty
Also buy an ells one rnnsalon-
ctEC Nd NATIONAL BANK OF NAsHVIL .LE--
u % Jherry street, de b IN Ex barge, . vefn-
nlenf -uri1es and Con fo1eelioas promptly
4 tendc6 0 J. LuBsDEs, Cashier.
FrH1RD NATIONAL BANK or NASHVILLE
i Ieals in Exchange; Gove.nmeu. seeuriies
and Cola. Collections promptly a. ended to
GoG Stocks and Bonde "a on Commission
W. W. BEaaT, Presidsne BDQ.E 5tNEss c. her.
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Mr.. D H. Craig. agent Of the New
York Associated Press nss issued CIR
cular to the newspaper publishers. IN
regard to the cost Of European news,
10 the event Of the success Of the Attain
tic cable Of course, If the enterprise
il success. the leading newspapers
viii be compelled to use the cable, no
matter what the cost may be Tor dis
pafches European news, in that event.
vii ts 4 hevy addition to the daily ex-
pendifu-e Of fret class papers That
our readers nay have an idea OF what
This vii be. we will give Mr.. Craig's es-
tinate. Under the tariff established
bv ne Atlantic Company, forty ioords q
day from London 20 New York would
cost $1,000 annually. As but little
news could tA compressed into forty
words. e msy be calculated that the
aguersfe cost would Be half = million,
for ~ two hundred words q day. or
about half the number Of words that
are coutsinesl in the report q the AeW
York produce market
We do not. hoHeFeF, suppose that the
erorhitsnt tariff established by the A.
.lantio company VIII Be maintained II
the cable works ~ all il can do busi-
ness profitable at q much lcwcr xafo
and ff The company refuse 70 be reason
sble newspaper publishers win isy a
csble for their osn use But 10 any
event. telegraphie news direct from
EueIand via 30 an expensive iuxury
to pntl.sberE and IN these dsys Of neas-
paoer enterprise, and YoIunio Gus dis
1s-ches. readers. afser tbs nereitr
Fesrs of vii barely notice the brief
annourcemenfs that viii Be fzshed
ever The Atan4ie cable s. cosi of hall
8 rliliion q Fear--cis. 6urie
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Weuld Resign.

In reply to q correspondent, who was
insisting that the Government could
rightfnlly break its parole with the
Southern snilitary leadera-Lee, john
son and SO forth-snd Try them by The
civil courts, the New York Tribune
says:
sBut we have very short method
with Mr.. living snd al his abettors
he talks Of two 'pr0fcients, who both
accept the purely military character Of
General Grants terms OF surrender -
as If that were the point IN dispute.
Well, Mr.. 7 If those terms are purely
military, a. you insist, and We donot
dispute, then, surely, military il,ssi ought
to comprehend their proper force and
effect Now, then, We defy you to
bring forward one single Major General
now IN the Union. serVice-bArely one
who viii beck tie opinion that the
paroled rebels may Be arraiEned, tried
and punished for treason, without q
brsacn Of faith on the part Of our 6oT-
eminent And We back this chailenge
BY 3 confident averment thaA II Our
Government ever does 20 treat them,
Generals 6fan1. Sherman and CaDby.
and others 81 cur most iliustrious con
manders. viii Immediately resign their
eommisaisns. And this, ne believe,
some q them have already deeidedly
inamated. Would y0zr 'prodclentE
wish = persecution pressed - deaanc9
q sech - iEtzmatiens
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Pulaski, TEsS., July %, 1866.
Editor NaskriHe Union

PULAsKI, TEsN, July p, 1865.
Editor Naskrills Union
Having consented to become can
didate for Representative for the popu-
ular branch of the Legislature from
Giles county, and being unable to CON-
municate my principles except by my
past acts, / am desirous of using the
columns of your popular and widely
circulated paper to make known to the
voters of this county the platform Of
principles 1 shall strive to uphold and
maintain, if elected by their good
pleasure to that honorable position.
am for the Union first, last, and sll
the time. have fought TO maintain
the unity Of my country on fields of
carnage and blood, and viii continue
to war against secession and all its
heresies and dogmas on the 5looodless
yet not less dangerous fields of civil
strife. Ny motto is that Of the sainted
Jackson: "Ihe Federal Union--It must Be
preserved" am in favor Of the Free
State Constitution, lately adopted by
Tennessee's most noble and loyal sons.
II is my boast that my beloved native
State right early and right heartily i'm.
bibed the eleyating and progressive
spirit Of the age. and adopted the
constitutional amendment, abolishing
slavery, and relieving our fair domain
of the heavy incubus that has 80 long
disgraced US as a people, and retarded
all efforts towards progress, reform and
the civilization of the age. / am in
favor Of establishing FREE labor by law,
and encouraging it by legal enaotments.
Coereea labor has proved an expensive
and disastrous curse, both in its past
effects and present results. Give Us
free labor, free schools, free speech, free
press, and we shhll have free men who
will be an ornament to our State and
an honor 70 our nation. Freedom is
the watchword and reply, the motive
power that propels and urges on to its
glorious destiny the brave Old Ship of
State, and villa continue to watt her on
ward, even though she be compelled to
bury beneath her keel, aud obiiterate
in blood, thousands Of traitors and
freedman's foes yet unborn.
lam decidedly in favor Of tue disfran-
chisement act passed by the last Legis-
lature, or some similar measure attain
ing the same end believe it but Just
and right that men who are open
and avowed enemies to our Govern
ment, and have demonstrated that en-
nifty by overt acts Of hostility and re-
bellion, should be disfranchissd. The
lessons Of the past teach as that they
are not to be trusted with safety at the
ballot.box, and their education and
graduation in the school of rebellion
has made them apt scholars in perjury
and treachery, and rendered it unsafe
and impTactieable for them to be made
the depositaries Of loyal fFeemens fran
ehises. In word, / am in favor Of
emancipation, condscation, and rebel
determination. Those of ike princi-
pies with myself ask for hearty co
By voice and vote, for the
consummation Of such . rsconatruction
of our Government upon principles 50
devoutiy 70 be desired
RoHr B. WlLraNS JR
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JULY rs. 1868.
For the Nashville Daily Union
July Ash, 1855,

For the Nashville Daily Union
July Ash, iS65,
The s9th AnaiVsrsary Of fks DselaTaaoa q
AmeTican Independence
Meath the star, bespangled banner
Columbia stands triumphantly,
Queen amongst nations, ianrsl-wreathe8,
Sole m0nsrch Of tie subject sea.
Hark The leud erssh Of falling thrones,
As Freedssn cries in truapst-tones,
Rise, Oh ys peoples rise, be free
Regain Jour birth-fight-Libertyi
freedoms esgie crested banBesi
since slaves no logger meath the pine,
Forced to labor unrsquitedl
Thy stars " til ten-sold lustre shinsl
Nov, ,dawns the light Of freedom morn,
Now, God, arising, laughs to scora
The right divine, claimed lmpioasly,
By kings, the foes Of Liberty
Glory cleaning. heavenly banner
Earaptured nations gaze on thee,
Through her symbol, honsge paying
To Freedoms might a1d majesty
Hark the loud crash Of falling thronos
As Freedom cries in trumpet-tones,
Rise Oh ye peoples riss, be free
- fegaln yoar birth -right-Liberty
Grea. Colum bias glorious banner
New in triumph high unfarled,
Proudly waves DER earth aud ocean,
The foremost dag Of all Che worlds
Vow, dawns the lishtof Freedoms morn,
Now, God, arising, laughs to scorn,
The Fright divine" claimed impiously, |
By kings. the ioes Of Liberty
JoaE Wills.
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Na.hvine......-... Tenn
Sisters Of the Order Of Saint Dominic,


VTTELL known ip this and the sdioining States
w ss experienced aud Competent directors Of
female education, respectfully inform the citizens
OF Nashville, aud the public IN general, that q spa.
ciaus huiidina. recently erected, enaoes them 70
receiTe larger NUN er cf pup Is.
The Acaiemy Is about mile from the city, and
is situated in one Of the most besDtfu aud healthy
loea ions IN is vicinity.
The LADIES' Of this Institution, being especially
devoted % the education OF the young Of their
own sex. viii iesYe noihing undons 70 impair to
the pupils con6oed to then care thoroue eh edu-
cation 10 the highest sense Of she word
The religion professsd by the Ladies Of the In
stiution s the Catholic, and they viii impaTt spe-
cal religious instruction 10 pupils protesting that
Pupils Of every religions eenomination win ~
ad anstted. aud ne undus infaence vii 5e used to
as The religious PRINCIPLES Of the young laaies
moi viii any Of then - pefmi ted to embrace the
Catholic falh wihout he verbsl or artten eonaeat
oi pareuts o. Eit.ldans-
Uniforruity and good order, however, require ne
attendance Of ali al morning ana evening prayers.
end a. { e religions exercises on Sunday
The Course Of STU alee IS DIVIDED INTO foHr de-
uarfuprte each deeErtrnent having ne own dlstnct
course Of udies ass'Ened it.
TIE Academic } ear VIII consist Of two Sessions
the frst comm ncing on tle drs. Acndsy o.
September, the second on the hrst Mondey n Feb
Tusry. The Academic ear viii close with public
dstnbudoa of premiums and honors, atout the
2oih Of June Of each year.
Parents or Guard ans WishinR % Pieee their ID.
dren OF wards 10 the Institution, ail fe received
on any dsy nutsuncsy.
For further pArt @ llars eppiy 81 the Aca1emy-
All business letter 70 ee addressed % the hottei
sunenbf, Saint Cecilas Academy, Mount Nfrnoa.
Nashville, Team. le2t-u
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letter, igeh, Scald Head,
Al EruplIons.

~. sasyna.a farnF lichlfsA Healing 0taadsrt s
Dr eWsyne's ikrmg iichl esil-ilosiInr tHnisrts b,
Dr, aHsIne's Army ishl "Al-Heslius oaim6ai Be-
No case 40 obstinate. or long aafnd'n nr. s aiH ros
cure 30 4nari uuse. Az kinds uf 4ai-f sfa narfra
ucnty cured. army lHh, wsieh Is - nrnr .Iral. =
eetef iaia g. oeotei .hrQnlc hryepaii1 SAB lleun
tne whole saIilce o. Tie uodT. Ola Lears of maaa
yeari slariir4 i1at rru 81 dedl1ca every drtaf
mode or lreaiUeut alI sIeid 20 ne laana. nrdrrf
ues q the Ffeas lcsesshls sare.
frica ae celle- 81 sending Cd cenls h uf
oFayue ron. i1o North siNlh street rhIialaInhIs.
bog go be uaaile e any pszfcf lis uatod sisiss.
lfae 81 chars.
sold ~ ". 4 a g. ~. SMITH. Drfrasfs
Cor. Church ana fiaa ~. NsshqHa
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The 9th District.
5. s. ARNELL. Ia.

NcEINEE CT 1HE DIsrnCF coEVzsrrtoN.
~ vi - p.ersed 3 mtsi - <afr1sr ~
t7ial. q 80 - tclrrsas.oss, ~ ret q ne isI-
.ee1z s1ea aad piacsl. Ar. r1omts > lnVlfsd
q sliF1f.
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