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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-12
srTb. latest epidOmic, the petrol

E@-T The latest epidemic, the pstrole-
um Jevsr, is raging to an alarming OK.
tent in the counties of Morgan, Perry
and Athens, in this State, and it has
broken out in many other localities
Indeed, il would seem as if there was
no places not liable to its attacks, and
wo would not be at all surprised at a
visit from it in old Fairfield, sooner or
later.
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Robert p. Ewing.

Its with sincere regret that we have
to record the death of our young friend
ROBERT 2. EWING, son of our fellow
townsman Sam'l Ewing, Mayor of this
City.
ROBERT was born in Greenfield town.
ship, in this County, July 16, 1885,
lie was q young man of much prom
Use, of correct habits and an intelligent
and enquiring mind he would, had he
lived served an honorable position in
society. But, upon the breaking out
of the war in 1861, he volunteered un-
der Captain Stafford and served three
months in the army of the Potomac
In August, 1862, he again volunteered
under Capt. A. Perry, in Company. D,
Goth 0. V. L., in the army of the South
was in the battles of Stone River
Chicamauga, Mission Ridge, &c. He
was with the army of Gen. Sherman
on its march from Chattanooga to At
lanta, and throughout all these cam
paigns he maintained the character Of
a true American soldier-obedient
brave and faithful in the discharge Of
every duty But before the termina-
tion of Gen. Sherman's brilliant cam
paign, he was struck down by an at
tack Of chronic Darrhea which com
PEELED him to leave the service, and
after weeks OF suffering terminated in
his death.
lie died Nov. l, 1861, at the resi-.
dencc of his father, in the 9th year Of
his age. -
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Hsaar-pIads Clothing.

JAKE Block has just returned from
the East with the largest and best as
sortment Of Rcady-Made Clothing
&C., &c, ever brought to this market
He thinks that he can sell goods at q
gold standard. Call and examine his
extensive stock. His stock Of piec
goods, and his facilities for rtakinp
them up to order cannot be surpassed
in the city of Lancaster. 32.3m
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TRIBUTE TO LITTLE CHARLEY
ARectionateIy Inscribed TO Mrs. 0eneFa
w. n. sherman.
Rest lovely one,
Like far sunbeam fallen amid flowers.
Whispering to Garth Of joys ethereal bowers
Rest, for thy work is donei
Oh blessed labor h,frese child,
With spotless presence undeiilod,
70 teach us In this desert wild,
or heaven that may be ours.
Then rest thee, lovely ono,
Thy work Is dono
Nay, nay, not sol
see thee in thy pure baptsmnl robe,
White as eternal light, beyond this globe5
Beyond this vale OF WOO,
Borncin Angels arms aisr.
Past the bloodoss twilight star,
Past where the radiant spirits are,
/ sec thy stainless robe
Thy labor, blessed one,
Has just bcgunI
Thy workl 'Tis prayer,
Bathed in supernal beams thy powers sublime,
Babe as thou art, all intellect of time
Doth supcscedc, and thGro
With tender glances earthwaTd cast
On those beloved, on perils past
On field of carnage, rcd and vast
On Freedoms chos, n cline,
Thy love here finds share,
And food for prayer.
Triumphant forth
Where treachcrous hands would seal our country
doom,
Behold thy Fathers sword divides the goom;-
HIS forces from tho North
Now storm the citadels Of prdo
Where dscontents dark thihuns ride,
And DER our country far and wide
The flowers of hope now bloom,
Than his no noblcr name
Was born to Glmc.
Oh ! litto we
Bound down to sense and viewing oarth and sky,
with narrow ann and unexpansive eye,
The ways of God can see.
dOrs Ofgold upon thy pail,
pain, in thy white fingers small,
cross, tho siren 9Th, the trust Of all,
On thy lair breast doth lie,
Our love hero finds q share,
And faith in prayer.
Sweet babe, thy sire,
Upon whose arm nations hop doth pond,
NovOr above thy cradle rest did bend,--'
But oh blest one inspire,
BY might th'y hold who dwcll above,
by might OF justice and oflov0,
By might our loyal truth would prove,
Inspire, and earth transcend
By fal duty higher
Pray for thy sire
And pray for peace,
For peace and union, that our lovely land,
Free just and pure, in light of heaven may stand
Then widows tears shall cease,
And as the white yelled children now,
Above thy fair clay mcckly b.w,
Wo know heavens forces with them thou)
Are listening close at hand,-
Thy labor, blessed one,
Has just begun.
ST. MAnrs ACADEMY, Dec. 9th, 1864.
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OFFICIAL CHANGE.

With the incoming of the new year,
Sheriff Miller retired from four years
possession Of that Office, and Mr.. EMAN-
UEL SHrsLER, entered upon it's otcupa-
tion for the two years term TO which
no was elected last October.
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RD-We are compelled to decline the
publication of the communication Civ
ing an account of"A Happy New Year
at T. U. A." The occasion was doubt
less a joyous one, but the subject is
not of sufficient general interest to JUS
.tify its publication in the present
crowded state of our columns.
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CITY OF LANCASTER.
THURSDAY, Jan. II, 1865.

DS-The Springfield Republic chIon-
icles the marriage of Mr.. W. II. Tiers
of Philadelphia, and Miss Mary Hunt,
of Clarke county. Can a union Of
which "tiers" will most likely bo the
principal product be said to bc hap
py one2
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Is 1T SO,

That you want a good suit Of clothes2
Then call at RIsiNG's and select your
Cloths or Cassimcres; leave your
measures and he will get you up a first
class suit,yat prices that will prove sat
isfatory. Trout & Donavan are all
ways ready to give entire satisfaction.
,.t- p. RISING.
Oct. Q If.
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n@- A musical Convention is to be
held in Mansfield, Richland county, on
tho 18th inst. 1t will continue four
days, under the direction of Mr.. r. D.
Baker, principal of the Boston Music
school, and also of the Ohio Academy
of Music. An interesting occasion for
. musicians and lovers of music.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, January II.
FLOUR-We quote superfnc at 50
90 10, extra 50 25@9 35; trade brands
extra at 50 1909 go, and fancy 50 rs
| @10 %,
WHEAT-;$2 for red.
CORN-I'irm at 81 O5@1 OF for new
ear, and 81 10@1 Is for shelled.
OATS-Firm at 9G@87c in bulk,
and 81 in sacks.
RYE-Dull at 81 As.
CATTLE-We quote 81 so to 7 so
por Genital gross as the whole range.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-12

re- First Lieut.. John Archbold of
the 18th Ohio, son Of Hon. Edward
Archbold, of Woodsfeld, Monroe Co.,
was killed in recent engagement on
tho Charleston and Savannah rail
road.
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Clothing! 4! Clothing !

Those in want of Clothing, Ready
Made, or made to order, will do well
10 leave their measures at l. LEWIS
Store, Mr.. GKARHART MILLER is al
ways ready to get you up a first class
Ml,, -.
Inc - LEVY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-12

STATE SORGHUM ASSOCIATION
annual meeting of this body held in
Columbus last week, elected as its Off
GERS fo the ensuing year, the following
gentlemen;
President, VIM. Clough, of Hamilton
County; Secretary and Treasurer, j.
II. Branch, of Clermont. Board Of
Directors, A, Franklin, of Clarke Jno.
A, Fetters, Fairfield; A. II, Wren,
Morrow.
Matters of great interest in regard
to the culture and manufacture of the
new great staple were discussed by the
convention, after which an adjourn
ment took place till the first Tuesday
of December next.
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OBITUARY

In the Field Hospital, Nov. 2Sth, of
diarrhoea, Sergt WILLIAM Nc
DONALD. -......
His death has deprived Co. G, 31st
Regiment, of one OF the most agreea-
BILE and best soldiers one who was
liked by all who knew him. He was
buried near Louisville, Ga. t
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Post-0ffce at Lancas-
ter, State Of Ohio, on the 18th Of january, 1865.
n1-To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for "Gluertised etters,r give the date OF
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
nD-lfnot called for within month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Free Delivery ofLetters by carriers, at the residon-
ces OF the owners, may be secured by observing tho
following Rules:
l. Direct letters plainyt to the street and number,
as well rs the PostOtfice and State.
2. Head ettcrswth the writer's Postofee and State
street and number; sign them plainly with full name,
and requestt that answers be directed accordingly.
3, Letters to strangers or transient visitors in q
town or city, whose special address may be unknown,
should be marked at tho lower cf hand corner with
the word transient I"
4. Place the Postage Stamp on tho upper right
hand corner, and Ieare space between the stamp and
direction for p0H.nurkfng without interfering with
| the writing.
N. B. Request for the Return of letter to the
writer, II unclaimed within 30 days less written or
prlnted with the writer's name p0iOtfco and State
across the left hand end Of the envelope, on the face
side, will be complied with at the usual prepaid ratio
Of postage, payable when the letter is delivered to
the wTiter.-Soc. rs, Law Of 1863
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-12

State Board OF Agriculture Ascting
The principal subject Of interest be-
fore this body at its meeting at Colum,
bus on the 4th inst, was tho Agricul,
tural College land grant by Congress
This ELECTED long and interesting
discussion, tho result of which was
the adoption OF the following rcsolu-
ton -
Resolued, That the General Assem-
bly, is requested to tako early and pru.
dent steps for the establishment of a
college for the benefit of agriculture
and the mechanic arts, pursuant to an
Act Of Congress of July 2, 1862.
Tho finances of the Board are in a
healthy condition, the balance in the
treasury amounting to $1,000.
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Of Andrew q livingston.

Notice is hereby gvon that tho subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified az Administrator
Do bonis non Of the estate Of Andrew q. Livingston
late of Fairfield county, deceased. Dated at Lancas-
ter this 10th day Of january, AID. 1865.
JOHN X MUMAUGH, Ad'mr
Jnnlo.3w
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N apH HGe.

MT office is hereby givon that tho undersigned ha.
Y been duly qualified as Administrator Of the es-
tate of JOHN L. ANDREGG, late of Fairfield count.
Ohio, deceased
Those indebted to said estate are requested to
makeimmedate payment. All having CLAIMS against
said estate will present them within one year from
this date. NOAH ANpREGG.
Janl2-3Wn.
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SELLING OUT AT COST.

AS l have opened a new Store In
Columbus, and will move there before
April, l will sell from this day, my
whole stock of goods for cost. Most of
these goods were bought when gold
was low. Have on hand fino assort-
ment of Christmas and New Years
presents. Call before it is too late.
A. AARON.
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! - a. SUFFER-, three doors east Of Che
. City Hall, Main street. still continues
- to Suit his customers either in ready
d or homemade clothing. See adver-
tiienent.
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q. S. 7.3O LOAN

fh secretaty OF tho Treasury gives AosISS Aat
abscri ptions will be received for Coupon Tredstiy
Stes payable three yoAr, from Aug. 18Th, 1884, xtA
ssm-annual ntorsst at the rate Of seven and three
tsnths per cent. per Gnnufn -phueipa and intGrsSt
both to be paid in lawful money.
These notos will be convertible at the option Of tba
hOdsrat maturity, into siI per cent. gold bearing
bond.. payable not loss than aTs nor iaOfS dian
twen.yyears from their dato, as the Government
may elect. THEY will 10 issued in deEotHfhAt!ops
Of $so sIOO 800, 5000 and scooO and all sulSert.
tions must be hny dollars or somo multiple Of any
dollars.
The notes will 10 transmitted to the owners roo Of
transportation charges soon aftsr the receipt Of
the original Certificates Of az they can Be pre-
pared.
As the Notes draw interest nom August 70, petsoos
making deposits subsequent 10 thAtdste must bsy
the interest accrued from dste Of note 70 date Uf DO
pos.!;
Parties depositng twent, .Avs thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time will bs allow
ed commission OF onc=quarter ofone psroent. whoh
will he paid by the Treasury Department upon the
receipt Of bill for the amount, certified 10 BY the Of
fcer with whom the deposit was made no dsdao-
lions for e5mmissions must be f1adc lsom tha da.
Hbsns:
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2, rHD Washington advieos state that
tho manufacture of Parrott guns has
been suspended until tho cause of the
bursting Of six 100 pounders in the
bombardment Of Fort Fisher shall
have beer investigated.
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NOTICE.
Janl2.3w

YWNO ANY PERSON HAVING UNSETTLED
4 Claims against the United States, especially TO
Discharged Officers. r. W. TALLMADGE, authorized
Military Claim Agent of this city, who has the expe-
rcnce Of one year in the Quartermasters Depart
mcnt Of the Army, and three years ns Clam Agent,
who can produce the recommendation Of every Uni
ted States or state officer with whom hc has trans
acted business in Columbus during that time, or
from his clients residing in any township in the
State offers his services for the collection of any
Just claim against the United States; most especially
the knotty claims that are entramecd with red
tape: for the procuring Of BOUNTY Pension and Ar
rears of PayVuo OFFICERS, SOLDIERS the Heirs OF
those who have died in the service.
He also proposes to visit Washington City on or
about the 10Th day Of january, for the purpose OF
having adjusted such claims rs he receives pror to
that date His acquaintance with the business and
at the Departments at Washington City will give him
unsud, facilities for procuring certificates of non-in-
debtedness for Discharged Oficers, whose accounts
are unpaid. Address It. W. TALLMADGE,
Janl2lS65-42-tf Columbus, Ohio.
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MARRIE ..

January 9Th, 1865, by Rev. J. G..
Baughman, at the residence of the
brides father, Liberty Tp., Fairfield
county, Mr.. MARTIN T. SNIDER
and MATILDA FRITZ.
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Edg- Obituary notices o. ften lines or less
inserted free. For all orer that length,
fre cents per line CW be charged.
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NOH6.On the evening Of De-
cember 18th, 1864, in the CITY HALL,
A LIGHT BROWN FUR COLLAR.
The finder will confer a great favor
upon the owner by returning the same
to this office. .. 1t.
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SPECIAL ADTAyflGEiOP1HlSl Loan


'A'ioSAt sAViS'S BANK onenng hishss
A'e VI interest 'hAh any o'her ohd 'n' oest security.
S1''s, n-nA Nn'en pays ''S uepos'ors D.
may u paying 'ns oes' eircsA-
" 'ie a''u eas"'' P"J IN any
'ns OV''e' of " OWE assets arc ei'her IN aoTe'.
SECURITIES of IN no'sA OF oonds payable ingo'.
erInneh' paper .,,
HH eiuNi! eohtenlsn' as a 'emf9i'ry or perDa-
nsI'n'es'nen'' me notes can always DO sold for
"t"'" "'oh o' 'he'r iace and accumulated inter-
anu are INC Oes' security WIN banks as soi!ateT.
a. a,s Ior uscouh's' .....,... "a.
Non'ei"ieih'oe siI per cent 5-sO Gold
l. sjii,io, - a.
s,r ,hroo va,,. .h,, ~ 'n'srss' On 'he no'ss
worth shon, ,hr.a ~. 49,. s.u " .o''o INV
.,r. Pei ee"'' per Hnhun'' Ior 'ne cur
" - ' - n"' '"'s 'nAn "'ns Per seH'.
premium and the war the premium Sit per
81 -. Il =. ,I-., y .,,y g. ~u'i: ""'
'ce sA' 'e ac'uA Pron'on tnis ioan OF the pre-.
eH' Da!se Ta'e rs aos less than ten per cent per
num-. ~
It's Exemption from atato ana Muuialn.l
T.,.,,a,.
But asine from oil the advantages We have emu.
merated, special Act of cOhstess Gsnpn al bond.
and TrAnsurv Note, from Local tnna,iou q, ,ho oven-
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DR.. Lewis of Lancaster, will furnish
Substitutes and Recruits for 1ndiyidu-
al persons, or for townships. "Men
always on hand" .-..
Call early ard secure yourself
against the draft.
Dr.. J. W. LEWIS.
Dec. 22,1m.
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LANCASTER MARKET.

hANOAoTElG MAhhET.
Corrected Weekly hy II. A. Gebeloin, City Grocr
Wheat S0@l So COfFee-5OGh5
Flour-9 5ONiU 90 Sugar-25m3iO
Rye lOsl 10 MoIassesNi dOa1 10
Oats--GOG7Oc Whiskey-2 5OcG
Barloy-1 50@1 60 Salt "a 90 per bLi
Corn-7569s0 Butter-3S to 40
Clover Seed--l3 00613 so Eggs-3O
Flax Seed-2 O06l2 rs Lard-l7@20c
Potatoos--75(dl 10 Taow-l2@lSo
Feathers .-355i0c Dried Apples 100
bacon-2O@22c White Beans-2 O0d2 so
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Executors Sale.

DERsoNAL property belonging to the estate Of
J. ISAAC WILSON, dec, consisting Of Horses, Cat
te Sheep, Corn, Farming utensils and ether property
will be sold at vendue, at the late residence oflsaae
Wilson, dec, at o'clock A. NJ, on
Thursday, the 29th day Of December,
instant and to continue from day to day thereafter
until the property is sold. Terms Of sale made
known on day OF sale. JOHN W. WILSON.
Dec; l5,3S-3w,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-06-08
Death of Judge Catron.

John Carton, one of the Judges of the
Supreme Court of the United States.
died a: Nashville, his place OF residence,
on Nav 30th. at the age of seventy six
wears Judge Catron was appointed to
that office. March 4, 1897. and held it to
the time of his death. For several years
prior to his elevation to the Supreme
Bench OF tue United States, lie was Ciiief
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Ten
neessee When his State was seized
with the madness of rebellion, Judge
Catron remained faithful to the Union.
blt was soon forced TO dee 10 the North
10 escape violence at the hands of n mob
of Nashville roughs. calling themselves
a vigilance committee. In less than a
wear afterwards. the victory of Fort
Donelsen enabled him to return to his
home. and in May 1862, he re opened
the United States Circuit Court at Nash
vile We were in his Court during that
month and found him occupied in rem
dering judgments in favor of Northern
creditors. against citizens OF Tennessee
who supposed that rebellion had can
celled the debs they owed TO "alien
enemies as loyal men were designated
in rebel parlance. If any of the yigi-
lance committee remained in Nashville
IL liidt IlLlS. lASs HSiS lStiaAlt III mex ping
quiet
OF the nine Judges of the Supreme
Court in sol. but four remain. Judges
Mclean. Tanev and Catron are dead
Judge Campbell of Alabama, resigned,
and took some position under the
Christian President JEFF Davis, from
which he naturally glided into the Gala
boose at Richmond. soon after our forces
took possession of that city {; Judge
Daniel. Of Virginia. has been lost sight
of We believe he is dead also
Judges Catron and Wayne were the
only members of the Court from the
rebel States who remained true to the
Union. Both lived TO see the rebellion
conquered, and Judge Wayne is now on
visit to Savannah, his old home, from
which he was banished for nearly four
years. in consequence OF his fidelity to
his official oath.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-06-08

There are twenty -four machine shops
in Pittsburgh engaged in ani fitted for
making machinery. Fourteen of these
are establishments of magnitude. and
eight of them at the present time especi
ally adapted TO the manufacture of the
largest size marine engines. There are
also twelve boiler yards capable OF
manufacturing any description Of boil
ers There are also ten establishments
locally known as river blacksmith and
forge shops, at which all the heavy iron
work of steamboats, is wrought from the
largest wrought shaft. chain cables and
anchors, to the smallest iron work re
quired. Also. three very heavy estsb-
lishmeuts N snffacturiHg nuts and wash
tlfe Ass<ricas.
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RICHMOND. WAYNE CO., IND.

the idea Of his cutting of the retreat OF
Johnston army from Burkesyille and
Danyille The last and most obnoxious
feature of Gen. HnlIeck's dispatch is
wherein he goes on in this way and all
yises that my subordinate Generals
Thomas. Stoneman and Wilson. should
be instructed not to obey Sherman 5
commands. This is too much. and /
turn frou the subject with a feeling toe
strong for words, and merely assert my
belief that 50 much mischief was never
before embraced in SO small a space as
the newspaper paragraph Headed, .'Sher-
man Truce regarded" auttentica-
ted as Official bv Mr. Secretary Stanton,
and published in the New Y ork papers
af April 2sth. 81
Nv left Charleston on the openin q
Of the 81 of May. and FASTENED With all
possible speed back to Morehead on the
night of the 4th: Immediately communi
catel this telegraph with Gen Schofela,
at Raleigh, and learned from him the
pleasing fact that the Lieutennant Gen
eral. commanding the armies of the
United States, had reached the Chesapeak
in time to countermand Gen. Halleck 5
orders, and prevent his violation of my
truce, and invading the area of my
command, and dividing Johnston sur
rendering army into fragrments.
General Johnston had fulfilled his
agreement to the very best Of his ability.
and the officers charged with issuing
the paroles at Greensboro reported abott
10000 already made, and that the
greater part of the North Carolina troops
had gone home without waiting for their
paroles, but that all of them would
doubtless come into some one Of the
military posts.