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New York Market.

Ave" AOhhI J""O "V'
FLOUR-Dull, heavy, and 10000
lower. Sales at ST 1906 20 for extra
State and Western; S670@6 So for
common TO good shipping brands cx-
ira round hoop Ohio; and Sc 9O@S 30
for trade brands, the market closing
heavy, with no buyers at the outside
prices
WHEAT-Dull and 3@5c. lower
Sales of choice No. /. amber Milwau-
kie at 81 Al, an extreme; choice amber
Michigan, 81 60; white Michigan,
So 05. 4.-. ...,. Ae' "a
RYE-Quiet. rer ae ,-
BARLEY-Quiet. q
CORN-Dull. and 4@5c. lower
Sales at SO@S5c. for mixed Western;
S6@87c. Tor kiln dried, and 76c. for
heated do.
OATS-3@4c. lower, and dull
Sales at 74@75c. for Western.
SUGAR-Quiet. Sales of Cuba Mus
covado t104c; Haranna l24@l6fc.
W0OL-Dull.
PROVISIONS = Pork decidedly
lower. Sales at S26 621@27 so for
new mess, closing at $27 10 cash; $24
5O@25 90 for 1861 mess; Sl8 00@
10 90 for prime, and S19 O0@20 20 for
prime mess. Beef dull at $40 O0@
IA 90 for plain mess; and Sl2 0O@l6 %
for extra mess. '@ '-- ~ @'
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AN ERA IN LANCASTER On ycster-
day a part Of Sherman's immense
wagon train passed through our city
en- route for Louisville, thus affording
our citizens an opportunity of seeing
somo of the paraphcrnalia of war
We learn that on Friday, (to-morrow,)
another detachment, numbering some
400 wagons, is expected through.
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RAscALITY.-During, or just after
tho passage of the army wagon.trains
on yesterday wolearn that some scoun-
d el was making the rounds of our
city, soliciting money from the citi-
zens wherewith topurchase food for
the men accompanying the train
We learn that this proceeding was al
together unauthorized by the men in
charge of the train, and as the gent
above referred to, was undoubtedly
speculating on his own hook we would
suggest that summary justice be me-
ted out 10 him should he be caught.
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A Reformed Drunhard-A PFodigal In.
sbriate returns 20 his ssnses-A youth.
ful n nd Promising Drunkard beeemes
= Oonnrmed Testotaller-He wears
clothes and sits An his right mind and
sOmetimes In q Chair-ThO frequent
wRrninRs ana the Patient laborp OF an
AbolItIUn EdItor at last Mesded and
Rewarded. li L.4Littt Afl.A
We have accomplished work in
this community. After years of pa
tient warning and long suffering ad.
vice, our efforts have at last been
crowned with success. The Editor of
the Eagle has become q reformed
drunkard and o confirmed teetotal.
Ter. In a few brief words extending
over a half column, he so informs the
public in his last paper. He broke
his bottles and his habit at once with
a sudden wrench, but the crisis is not
yet over His blood shot eye and un-
naturally bloated face contradict the
belief that he is entirely safe. He
keeps case of medicines constantly
on hand, swallows pill regularly
before dinner, and is receiving con-
signments of carefully sealed" Pack.
ages of medicine. Nothing could be
more admirable and commendable
than tho resoluteness with which he
has set to work to cure himself OF the
terrible malady and impotence into
which he had "allowed ourselfto drift,
to use his own words. Henceforth
there will be an Improvement in his
conduct.
What has accomplished this p
what but our own efforts? Let US be
rewarded. The pen is mightier than
the bottle.
"Roland is IN his mind,
After his long, long spree, he seems well;
Whskey has done his worst; nor ole, nor beer,
Grocery, saloon, bottle tehlnd the door, nothing
Can tempt him further -.-H
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The Concert.

The Concert given by Miss ScHNEI-
DER on Friday evening last, drew to-
gether perhaps moro respectable and
appreciative persons than were ever
before drawn together BY Concert in
Lancaster, They were disappointed
in two things viz that Miss SONNET
DER executed SO few pieces, and that
she should be compelled to perform
them IN. such hall. With tho instru.
mcnt iii little pigeon. hole up'against
the ceiling, it was impossible for tho
audience to get the full effect of her
splendid music. Every ono admired
her perfect manipulation of the instru-
mont, and the more Gppreciativo felt
themselves in the presence Of master
gifted with the power of expressing
the most lofty and the most profound
music. We never knew before what
was meant by delicate touch" or by
Isoit TONE We have heard music
which we thought much more brill.
liant = for after hearing Gottschalk
there is no brilliancy until he is heard
again-but we never heard music as
sweet as the "Sweet Home" perform
ed on last Friday night. Ourimpress-
ion several years ago was that Miss
ScHNEpER's style was more like that
ofGottschalk. The impression wehad
the other evening, was that her power
was more profound than brilliant In
this, however, VIC may be wrong.
Several ladies ofthis city who assist.
cd in the Concert sang some very sweet
songs, and this with the orchestra gave
variety and additional interest TO the
sptertainmenE, s
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Ad,n,nistrator,s Sale Of Real Estate.


y N pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Court of Fairfield county, Ohio, Twill offer Tor sale,
at public suction, on saturday, the %Oth day
OfJuly, A. ID. 1903, at the door Of the Court
House, in thcc city OF Lancaster, Ohio, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock, A. M, and o'clock, p. M, the
following real estate as the property oil Solomon
Smetters deceased, to-wlt 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 rs follows;
Commencing on the East boundary line oi said quar-
ter section alta stone set for the north east Of
Margaret II. Arnods dover, and running west with
said dover line twenty seven chains and thirty-six
nks 70 stone set for the north west corner OF said
dover lot, and continuing west nine chains and fifty
onelinks to stone; thence north seven and one half
degrees east five CHAINS and seventy-SiN links to Il
st0ne; thence north three chains and eighty links
to stone; thence east ihirty-sX chains and seven;
teen links to the east boundary line osaid
quarter section thence south with said east line
nine CHAINS and sixty links to the beginning, contain
ing thirty.four acres and eghty'two hundredths of
nm acre, pubjec to the dover OF Margaret E. Smet-
ters in three acres thereof
Also part OF tho north enst quarter oi section
thirty, township fifteen, rangoetghteen, commencing
at stone at the north east corner of Margaret II.
Anods dover let, on the east boundary line OF said
quarter sectioni thence south with said line seven
chains and twenty-one links TO stone; thence west
twenty seven chains and twentyfotr links to stone
In the west boundary line Of said dover lott thence
north two u deg. west with said dover line two
chains and ninety-two e links to- o stone; thence
west nine chains and fitty.three links TO n stone;
thence north two Il deg. west two chains and twenty.
eight links 10 stone; thence north seven a deg,
east two chains and twp links TO stone; thonco east
nine chains and fty.one links TO stone at the north
west corner Of said dower lot thence 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 0cres and &c. 1U0 Of
an acre, subject 10 the dover Of the said Margaret f.
Smetteis therein. -
Also part OF the north west quarter Of section
twenty one, in township fifteen, OF range eighteen,
commencing at the south west corner Of said north
west onarler OF section twenty onei thence north
eighty nerches; thence east one hundred anil four
perohes; thence south eighty perches; thence west
6ne hundfed and four pefchds 70 the place Of begin
ming oontainng fifty 1.-TWO acres and S2l0o Of an acre.
Terms OF Sale-0ne third IN hand one third IN one,
and the residue III two Years. with interest on the do.
ferred payments from the day OF sale
81 sa.16o acres appraised a. S1S @ per acre,
2s S6.I0o so
SAMUEL JACKSON,
Adnr. ,ofsoloncn Shelters deceased.
VIM. p. Creed, Attorney. l.s,
- fHrlG M
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"A C@nsG.

1t having been decided to ascertain
and report for statistical purposes the
amount Of local bountics paid under
each call for troops within this Dis.
trct, Twill thank all township COM
mittees and other persons who have
individually or otherwise paid boun-
ties to Volunteers, Substitutes or draft
ed men to furnish by letter imme-
diate!y with the average or exact
amounts paid in their respective
townships under the following calls
forlmen: .lat gf,tt t.t.t.
August 4, 1859, for 3OO,O ,OO6men for nine months.
June Is, 1868, fot roc, ,OOoinen for six months.
October u, 1858, for 900 men for yeats.
February l, 1864 for 1000 men for three years.
March IA, ' 100000 men
DRtffs rs MAX a JUNE, 1864.
JulylS, 100000 men for !, 2 or . years,
bRAFrs IN SEPT. OCT. NOV. Dro, 1854 a JAN 1850.
Dec. 10, 1855 for 100000 men lorl, 2or3 years,
DRAFTS IN MARCH APRIL 1866.
Whenever township committees Or
clubs, repo TT monies paid by them
they will please name the number Of
persons to whom paid and whether
such number includes all persons with
in their townships who have been paid
bounties, designating the numbers Of
Volunteers, Substitutes & drafted men
separately. .,r.,
VIM. D. WESSON,
q Captain and Provost Marshal,
10tb D;eir;ot of Ohio
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In Lancaster, on tho 10Th day Of
June, 1866, by the Rev. s. Carpenter,
at his residence, Mr. JACOB TRUX-
Ell, OF HoclAbg county, Mrs. EDE.
NOR S. SHEFFER, Of Fairfield ceGn-
~, Ohio.
This morning at the Parsonage Of
the II. E. Church in this place, by
Rev. T. II. Phillips, Lieut.. LEVI
LAWRENCE, Of Canal Winchester,
and Miss CALlSTA LEST Of this
county. k
BY the same, on the same day, and
at the same place, Mr.. JOHN L..
HINES and Miss JANE c. TOBIN,
both Of this county.
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TTNhe undsrEep0d VIII oIon thtE S4cond Norma.
lusttuts, a t.Ancaster, Ohio. Jply llth, 1885,, af
2 o'clock. u. A.focOniiBue uE weeks.
A SPECIAL object or this institute 10 " dfl Teseh.
err N 81 tho elementary brpurheJ. End ths best
tnothod OF teaching the same
lnstfuesohw wlll also ~ given ~ 5cisaihe PepTnan.
ship, AlgsLts, PhyHology, kc. PCnDsnship viii ~
taught Ia manner entirely Bss 70 must 1vAe a.
era, hnd wiH f,chly ripay tbs ssEpenae oialisnding
Tuition ~ Term Invariably N sitsIcs 18th 10 Dc.
dueGen iof absence, and w.th no extra charges.
fOT Eafirs. ...................SJ %
Ocntlcme men....................".........C %
Junsio-i HARPER HARTZLER.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given, to the Stock
holders of the Fairfield Union Acade
my, that the Annual Election for Trus
tees will be held at the Academy ir
Plcasantville, on Saturday, July 1st
1865, at one clock 7. NJ.
NOAH McNAUGHTEN, Clerk.
Juno %, 1865. ... ..... ..
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Colonel Stafford.

The Gallant Colonel Stafford, of the
178th Regiment, arrived in the city
on Saturday last, on his way to the
State Convention as delegate, look
ing more robust and rubicund than
ever. He has a sway" about him
which marks him as genuine sol.
dier, and such he has certainly been.
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Notice.


Uoln ". Fnkbone, AIYAh Finkbote, Mary z.
- Finkblnc, Of the county OF Darke sud state oi
ONO; Ruth A. Wbitncic u the county Of Warren and
st,te ofOhio; and NargaEct F.nkoone Of tie eountS
OF FArhed and state VI ONO, will take notice that
petition WAS tiled against them the 18th dag ofJunr
A. ", lss6, IN tho Court o. Common Pleas within
Finkbone, and Is nov pending, wherein said Lydia 81
FIDkbone demands PARTITION Of the following refl cs
tate situate in the said county offarneid, OHIO 10
wit "a part Of the west half Of tie South east quar
tor Of section taeniy one (zi) IN Township slEteen
u0l.of Range nineteen ll9l, in the Ian. district Of
Chill cohe and State OF Ohio; beginning at tho south
east corner Of the Aforesaid west hslfcf said quarter
section, thonce westeighty lsyJ rods thence North
sixty (fO rods thence East eighty l6 fojs; thence
South (COl rods to the place Of beginning
thirty 3D acres Ofland loJs; and that 1t the
November term Of said Court a. d. lSG5 the Anii
Lydia b. fiDkbone viii apply form order that part.
hoh may De made Ofsaig premises, md the dover Of
the said Margaret Flnkhohc hc therein tE!gned.
HUNTER & DACGHERTY,
Gnd v j. Beers Atry'sfoi petitioner.
Juno lji2.cW
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, June 81.
FLOUR-Unchanged, with sales at
Sc OO@6 %.
WHEAT-A light demand, at pri-
ccs ranging from 81 40 to 81 60. ,''
CORN-In fair demand at 6Oc.
BUTTER-A good demand, with
butalight supply at 10 to 23c.
EGGS-Supply not equal to the de-
mand, although the market rules firm
at 2l@22c, .
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VIM. D. WESSON, i. -.
Captain and Provost Marshal,
18th District of Ohio.

D@-"By their fruits ye shall know
them. The almost innumerable tes-
timonials received by DIR. D. H. See-
lye, from parties who have in short
time and at a trihing expense, been
completely cured of Catarrh by the
use of his Liquid Catarrh Remedy
are unanswerablc arguments. See
advertisement 4
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mEETING AT THE COURT HOUSE.
There will be q meeting of tho citi-
zens of Lancaster at the Court House
on Saturday night, Juno 24th, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for
an old fashioned FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION, at REES. GROVE,
one mile west of Lancaster.
June %. 4. y BY order.
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The SYNOD of the United Presbyter

The Synod of the United Presbyteri-
an Church IN Scotland have uuani-
mously agreed to. express to their
brethren in the United States their
cordial satisfaction at the contempla-
tod abolition Of slavery, and their
sympathy with them under the loss Of
tho,P President of their country by the
hand OF an assassin. y
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B6- Miss NJ. j. MAYHEM advertises,

I6- Miss NJ. j. MAYHEM advertises'
this week, large. and we'll selected
stock of Millinery Goods, embracing
all the latest styles. She can be f6dnd
at the residence of HRS. SpYBEY, No.
%, Wheeling street. Road her ad-
vertisement, in another column! We
solicitor her aliberal share Of patro-
nAVo
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Parsons sending anonymous com
munications must not expect to see
them in print. We do not publish
communications without the namc of
the writer.
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CoURr.-The Common Pleas Court
ofthis county is still in session, and,
we learn, will probably remain SO un-
til tho middle of the coming week, a
number of minor cases yet remaining
to be disposed of.
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The Eagle calls us an Aboitionist.
With theprofoundost disrepect we beg
the Eagle to don't. IT is in bad taste
to call names, especially such a terri
bic name as Abolitionist. The Eagle
had better call us a Patriot at onco.
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H4- We call attention to the adver-
tisement OF ROBERT TRIMBLE, to be
found in another column. He offers
for sale an exccllcnt farm, and presents
q rare chance for bargain.
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND BOYS
On. DollGt saved Is one Dollar Made.

Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more of them for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store in the city.
Come and see for yourself.
If nrr11 % P. RISING.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. S. NJ. GIEsY Of Philadel-
phia, will preach in tho German Re-
form Church on next Sabbath, ut half
past ton o'clock.
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CHICAGO. June 90.

a.lts CHICAGO. June 20.
FhOUR-Dull. a.,1ystst.tgt
WHEAT-Dull, and declined &c.
Sales at 81 123 @ l - for No. l, and
81 90 for No. 2. r+I t- Il >.
CORN-Dull, and declined &c. Sales
at 54@544c for No. /, and 52l@524c
for No. 2. -...-....
OATS-Dull, and declined 5@6c
Sales at 44@@45c.
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NO6Lce.

Ia tie Heirs and legal Representatives ~ Coekrnn Ne
Coneghan tqtc Of Coleraine ToTnship, Ldnedsts
County, Penn, deceased:
You nrc hereby notified to lie and appear in tho
Orphans Court Of said county TO be held ON the 22d
dsy of May A. d. 1866, Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ 70 accept
or refuse to accept the Real Esiate Of Cochran Dc-
Clenrrhan, late OF said township and cuunty, de.
ceased nj the valuation thereof made by an Inquest
held thereon and eonfymsd, blythe Court; or show
cause why the same shall not be sold according to
! lAS St.Ost Sy 'io 0o"''' jobs c. BALDWIN,
W,y5.3,c. Clerk OF Court.
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LANCASTER MARKET,

Corrected Weekly by IL. A. Gebelein, City Grocery
Wheat-l O0@lo5 Coffee-35@l0
Flour-G 0Gg7 90 Sugnr-lG@20
Rye. 7O@ as Molasses-l seal GO
Oats-45@50c Whiskcy-2 500
Barlcy-oO al 10 Salt-2 766e3 % per bl.l
Corn-j56pfD Butter--l5c
Clover Seed--l2@l2 50 Eggs-l5c :" ..t
Flax Seed--2 OO6y2 25 Lard-l36ll5c
PutatOes-otd 7Gigl 20 ralow-l21l3c
Feathers '--35Gl 100 Dried Apples-1 50I2 90
Bacon-l5@lsc White Beans-2 OO(a2 50
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Mr.. G. Spiclman offers his fine farm
for sale. The farm is finely located
within mile Of the city. See adver-
tisemont. .a......
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Notice 10 Enrolled Militia,
FAIRFIELD County ArDiToR's CrrIcE, !
LANCASTER, June II, 1865.
ys,HE ATTENTION OF ENROLbD MI


yHNHE ATTENTION OF ENROLLD MI
IlTIA of Fairfield County is called 10 the follow
ing section, passed by the General Assembly ofohio,
March 81. 1861:
SIC 4. That there shall be appointed by the Gov
ernor, IN each county IN this State, Military sur
geon, who shall be commissioned for the term OF
three years. unless discharged, with the rank
Of MAJOR whO before entering upon his duties, shall
take an oath o faithfully perform the dntcs of his
office That from the lst day of July to the 18th day
of August in each year, it shall be the duty Of said
Surgeon to keep Office ut the county seat and eX-
anime all Il, a,plicanis Tor exemption, upon the pay
ment to him, by the applicant, OF the sum Of fifty
cents together with such stamps as may be required
by law and if he rs of the opinion th0t the applicant
is unfit for the performance of military duty he shall
give him certificate required by Section ofthis
act. II any such Surgeon shall knowingly give n
false certificate he shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
demennor, and be fined in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars for each osnse. to be recovered by in
dctment in the proper county, tor the benefit Of the
Military Fund. The examination and recommended
ton Of the Medical Board shall not be required from
sald County Military Surgeons.
Agreeahy to the above law, DR.. p. NJ. WAGFNHALs,
has been. appointed. Office in shaellers Block
public square, west Of the Markethouse.
june 22-l3, Emo.
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Notes Of an the denominations nsnied vii be
promptly furnished upon receipt CisubscnqtCns.
The notcs Of this Third Series arc precisely similar
in form and privileges the seyen.Thirt!cs hready
sold except that tie Government reserves to itsci
the option ofpaying interest in gold coin at per
cont; instead of 3lCth in currency. spbscriters
will deduct the interest in currency up to July itts
at the time sheh they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes this third series Of the
seyen.thires VIII commence on the ist Of JUNG. and
will be made promptly and continuously sfter that
dhtc.
Inc slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter ofiLter7t.-
The payment in gold II made, will he equivalent 10
the currency interest OF the higher rate
The relpFn to specie plynen'9, In the event Of
which only WILL the option Opay interest in Gold be
ayaed Of would 50 reduce and equsliae prices thu,
purchases made with six per cent. in gold would ba
fully equal to those made with seven ana Iireetenihs
per cent in currency. This
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Nov offered by tie Government, aud lis superiorad
yan,ages make i, the GEEAT P0PcLAR LoAEoF
THE PEOPLE.
Less than s23n 600 go oithe Loan authorized by the
last Congress are now on the market. This amount,
at the rate at which it il being absorbed, will s be
subscribed for within two months, when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium, ss has uni
ormly been the case on closing the Subscriptions to
other Loans.
In order that eitzcns Of everytown and section Of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan. the National Banis, State Banks and Private
Bankers Throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents. IN whom they have conf
denee, and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery OF the notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
spJecptions ,eiu be rsecirs1 BY The First Naiion-
al Bank OF Lancaster, Ohi'
May 25, 1865, S-2ns-
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A5GD "A q Ng N1 -,
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
AND VALUABLE
FARM for SALE!

NJ EsIRING to remove from lancaster, | offer my
bproperty, situated one mile South of the city, on
advantageous terms. The Farm contains 100 nnres,
and all OF it is well enclosed in good fences About
50 ucres are under CIVILIZATIONS the rest OF the land is
covered with heavy and valuable timber. There
two new and well arranged dwelling houses on the
place, pleasantly located handsome sites IN full
view of the city; the one, cOmnOdiOus two story
brick building with new and convenient outhOuses,
the other, substantial one story and a half frame
dwelling There also On the farm athriity orchard
ofchoce FRUIT and quarry OF the best quality OF sand
stone. The upland Is admirably adapted for sheep
raising and the culture OF the grape. brook Ofrun-
n:ng water and number of fine springs enhancn tho
value ofthe land. The whole farm is in excellent
condition. Persons wishngto purchase, will please
call OH the undersigned ut his residence.
June 22, lsO5-tf T.. SPIELMAN.
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CITY OF LANCASTER.
THuRspAY, June %, 1865. z

FAIRFIELD COUNTY UNION GEN.
TRAL COMMITTEES.
Amanda-Jacob Bollenbaugh
Berae-Henry Eckert
rlBloom--J. Crumley
Gearcreek--Samuel Barr
I. Greeafsld--Josiah Flattery ri
Hocking-George Pugh
= L!berty-A, T, Mason
MadiSOn-Isaac Wolf ~ ..49
PieaSdnt-David Huber
Richland-Noah McNaughten
.Rdshcreek- Simon Beery
Violet-Henry Ritter
JTaln,a-J Joseph Doran I.
City of Ldncaster.-C. F. Sheffer, @.
NIL. Wiseman, J. D. Martin, B. +.
Reinmund, d. Tallmadge, G.. G. Beck.
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WO6hDR.

IL persons arc hereby notified not opurchare Q
y or reoalve promissory noto given by VIII
LIAM DEL0N9. aud made payable TO the undel-
s,gnod dated Anril esth, 1894 due six months aftez
date said note with the pocket book containing IL,
having been lost on the l4th inst. ..,,..--,,
Columbus, o, April 20, '6o-Sm' G. B. PoRTEh'