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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14
Journeymen TaiIOrs Waaled.
Notice to Teachers

Pursuant 10 notice the members OF the Esecu-
tive Committee Ofthe Fairfield County Tehchers III
stitute met the study ofJ. c. Hartzer, Friday eve
nIno Now 2lth for the purpose IL making the nee
essary arrangements for the forthcoming sesS''h VI
the Institute. =, p.;,,
,ftar which the Committee proceeded to business.
ON motion o g. l.. Sites, Mr.. J. &. Hart1er was
appointed member Of the Committee to NIL vacancy
CAUSED by the resignation OF j. Z. Harper
ON tnot,on OF J. o. Hartzer. u was agreed 70 hoIh
a sessinn Of the Institute during the coming holiday
vacation to commence Tuesday Dec. 2Vth' al ~
o'clock A. NJ, ~ II p;,,,,,,I-
that IN. nubc Institute funds in the County Treas
ury secured to u by the Laws OF ONO he used "t
the purpose procuring Lecturers ior the
The motion was adopted. t.. r,,t,.
for Renort and to assign them to number ol IeacI-
ers throughout the County.
The fel. smg were respectfully ass'gheu
School Government, Isaac lloose.
"Onali6caton OF Teachers" Danl. Hammaef.
"Morals the Teachers f. Smith
s.Teaching" Miss sallie Feeman.
.sThe Relative Importance of the hlgner brahches
ofstudy," Mics. J. NJ. Beckett. ~
| NThe Reiationbctween Teacher and Parent IT, Ia
Sites. -, u,;u;.u,.
IMot,yes and Rewards of Teachers" MISS Jennie
Definitions and Use of the Dictionary, Miss Molli'
Jackson.
"Morai TRIMMING" Rev.J. .. Hewig.
|
| Graded Course OF Instruction, Rev. j. # hein
mund.
Poiiteness, Miss. Maggie Duncan.
| Method of Teaching" j. j. Wagner.
| "'reachers' Literature" j. q. Hartzler. .
These and other subjects ofimportance Will De dis
| cussed by the Institute during its Session.
It's impossible for us to assign subjects to all th
Teachers throughout the county, but IL searnesti
hoped they will contribute.
The following TcacherS ATE appointed commit q
men to canvas their respective townships ana uIg
upon Teachers the Importance OF attendins the II
stitute:
HoekinJ-A. Studebaker.
Tqedsdnt-N. p. Stevensoa.
Bsrue-Daniel Hammack.
BlooB.-H. s. Smith.
J Amdndd-A. RoOse. o..
| Wa,nut-P. v. Trovinger.
| PiOiet-M. NJ. Ritter. ......
I Rushcreek-James Thompson.
J Greenfeld-M. Manly
Liberiy-Iohu Thompson. ,
:. Arrangements will be made fer the 5rGe entertai
men of all lady teachers.
Mr. White, state School Commissioner is expect'
to be present and deliver lecture, some time durlI
. the session.
progress" is the motto OF the age. and a. q
great object OF the Institute is the lmpr ovement
Teachers, we hope they will feel sufficiently lnte
ested to attend. BY order the President.
, GEO. l.. SIZES, Secretary
| Lancaster, NoY. 80, lS65-3w
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JNIeaT wATCM

JOHN SEARS and JOHN RHoDEs have
been appointed by the City Ceancid TO
serve as a night police. Such watch
has been long needed. Scarcely a
night has passed for tho last three or
tSnr weeks without some citizen been
approached by some prowler. in
several instances men have been knock
cd down and robbed. In addition,
our streets are nightly disturbed by
aideous bellowings from drunken on
foolish men and boys.
Now that We have night police we
have no doubt there will be reform
in this matter. Citizens, however
who are compelled to be out late
should go armed With some gOoc
weapon for self. defence.
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rhs Atmo,ph.rIs 4 TsIerraph.

tbs amusing to hear and read the
spcculations about the atmospheric tel
Ograph. Nearly every one miS,aPPrc-
hends the plan and intention ofthe in
yentor. Here is an article from tho
american Standard, published at Jer
scy City;
An Air-Line Telegraph.
We clip the following from tho "Lan-
caster Gazette" very respectable pa
per published in Lancaster, Ohio:
LECTURE ON THE ATMOSPHERIC TEL
EeRApH.-By letter from the Cincin'
natl Commercial, published elsewhere,
| it will be seen that Mr.. Mason, OF Car
roll, has invented systom OF tel
egraphing through tho air. Mr.. Ma
son will, in short time, deliver lee
ture in this city upon the new system.
The number Of persons admitted will
be limited to about fifty. The time OF
the lecture will be announced in our
next
We have for several years past been
familiar with the many projects for air
line railroads across this State. In
fact there is now plan on foot to con-
struct an "Air limo" from New York
direct to Washington. This.is q fea-
sible undertaking. But not until this
morning had we heard Of any project
to construct an "Air line Telegraph,
by which the missives which daily
flash over the wires now in use can bt
sent through the air,-"tht1 air"-and
thereby wholly dispense with wires
and poles in the rapid transmission o
intelligence from one part of the globe
to the other. Cyrus W. Field, ant
G those who are operating with him il
: the work of preparing another cabl'
| to sink in tho Atlantic between irclant
and America, should at once be notlti
$ ed of this new discovery so that the,
can stop the mill, shut up shop, ant
q engage themselves in more profitable
: business. We think it should be tn
+ duty of Mr. Mason to send o messag
g to this effect directly across the Allan
tic to those indetatigable mon who ,aftc
}, it was found impossible to unite tn
d two countries in the bonds oil love, ar
T. now endeavoring, and we fear in vaiI
J. to unite them by the bonds of electr
{ city. The wonderful results OF tn
!, discovery are almost inconceivable.-
al In times of war telcgraphing by a viii
y suspended from balloon at the att
c, tude of several thousand feet is ir'
ID quenHy done. The aeronaut can no
entirely dispense with his cumberson
u apparatus, and send his messages dow
IN through the air ad libitum. Profess
6 Mitchell can now haul his big telcscoI
d. down from his observatory, and at h
own pleasure hold a conversation wi
so the man in the moon, and also Wi
an inhabitants of the myriads OF worl
) around usl Wehope soon to hear
Gu further Developments.
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@RHH=H - -
OBITUARY.
ANorHER PIONEER GONE.

The Rev. JAMES HOOPER breath
ed his last at his residence in New
Salem, in this county, on the 25th ult,
aged, we are told, about 78 years. He
was q prominent and useful citizen in
his day. Was an early pioneer settler
in Fairfield county-was soldier--a
Lieutenant, in the war of l8l2--was
for many years, and down to the time
of his deccasc, a member of the Ohio
Conference of the Methodist Ep'sco-
pal Church--and spent the palmiest
time of his life in helping souls to gel
to Heaven. Con-.
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Brig. Gonl CHAs. EwING, who COM
manded the lst Brig, Sd Div, 18th A.
q. at tho time of its disbandonment,
has resigned his commission as Brlga-
dier Genel al of Volunteers, and gone
upon duty as Captain and Brevet Co.
lionel in the regular army.-Zanesv'tlc
Courier.
Col. EWING was in the city last
week, visiting his home, and looking
extremely robust and healthy. His
galiantry in several actions around
vieksburg, won him promotion in the
volunteer service, aud the Brevet il
the regular army is we'll merited. tic
ais at present on duty in Cincinnati
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meeting OF ths Hooking valley Hertz
c5t cultural society.
HORTICULTURAL KooMs,
LANoAsrE Dec. 8, '65.

LANCASTER, Dec, 9, '65.
Society met pursuant to adjourn
ment, President J.C. Kinkead in the
Chair. 14l .Aasl4 ~
Minutes previous meeting read and
approved.
Council of Nine reported progress in
matters connected with the exhibition,
and asked further time for final set
tlement.
Abraham GRATIS was proposed and
duly admitted member.
On motion a committee was appoin.
ted by the Chair to nominate officers
for the coming year, consisting of L.
H. White, David Stalter and Ii. V.
Wcakley.
On motion, ReSolued, That the Fall
Apple, the parent tree Of which is now
growing on the premises of President
Kinkead, north OF Lancaster-a varie-
ty resembling the Gravenstein, COM
ing in after the Early Harvest variety,
AID ripening to November, thrifty and
ever bearing freely-be named the
"Kinkead Apple"
An animated discussion OF the sub
iect of the day, followed, being confn-
cd wholly to selection of Summer VA
ricties of Apples most worthy OF cultl'
walton in this section.
/ Mr.. Black commenced with the
"Early Harvest" as the best of the
early sorts-a variety prefcrring san
dy to lime. stone soil; following with
the "Early yoe, variety with good
cultivation everything fruit.growel
could ask.
, Mr.. Samuel Barr, recommended thu
"Benoni," New England variety, ri
pening in August and September, fo
limestone soil, and the "Sweet Bough'
ripening in August, for all good soil
not wet.
. Mr.. Stalter recommended the "Re'
: .Astraclan," a foreign variety, a har
dy, strong grower, ripening in Au
gust, for marketing or cooking, havin
: few equals. -.r.
Q Mr.. Gravett recommended the "Kes
wick Goblin" u fereign variety, value
> for cooking, very productive, and sui
ed to Western soils, ripening in Sci
Z tember and October its acidity bein
o the only OBJECTION: also, the "Primate
i variety favorably known in Contr'
New York, described as being yer
tender, dolicate, Juicy mild" sub.a
id: "best," ripcning in September an
October.
The merits of German variety Gu
tivated by Mr.. Bateman, called "4I
to July" as ripe then, was specially uri
o. ed by Mr.. Spcilmann, q large, han
ct some fruit. 4.
: The following varieties were al
- placed before the Society:-"Americ'
IS Summer Pearmain," "Tetofsky
of Summer Belle Flower" "Scot'
70 Grace" and Summer Queen" the Ia
no ter sometime es ealled"{Jah caster Queer
profitable in some sections of Ohio, b
not succeeding in Michigan, juicy, su
/ acid, very good, ripening August
September.
xt A vote was then taken as to six bt
he varieties, resulting in the selection
DIS the following, those receiving the big
est number OF votes being first me
" tioned-Red Astrachan and Swt
Bough equal; Early Harvest, SUNNI
Queen, Early Joe Premate.
. On motion Society adjourned to I
We 2lst inst, at II A. NJ, the selection
TO Fall Fruit, being the subject for ne
cb meeting.
~ J.C. KINKEAD,
"a J. MAccaAcKEN, preS't
OF H51 Sec'y.
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FOE THREE DAYS ONLY.
.pMIXisTRATOR's SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

IN Pursuance ofou orler granted by the Probate
L Court Uf Fairield county Ohio J will offer for
sale, at pe bic nncti1n on sRtnrday, the 3Oth
day Of December. A. u. 1853, NJ The Door Of tho
C1It loiisc M the city Of Lancaster, OliO between
the hour Of irm n'rocH, A. NJ. and four clock =.
NJ the follovtna reul.state ~ the property of SOL
ouinu Sprr.crs d-uetsed to-Yit Stuate ~ tho
county Of Fairfield, in The State of Ohio, aud heihga
part ofthe North EIst quarter OF section tmrty, III
township fifteen, range eighteen, commencing ~ ~
stone ~ the north rast cOruPrrf hnrgafet Arnoins
dover tot on the east boundary line Of saul quarter
SECTION: thenrc south with said hne seven chans ana
tw-nty y-1ue pHks ton stone; thence ives: twenty
seven chains and tActy yfOur links to stone, IN the
Sast BOUNDARY Hue Of -aii dover lott thence nOrIh
nso3{ d-g west with said dover line two chains anu
;inet y-tWo and y links To- stone: thence west hlhe
;lains and fity-'hrce !uks to stones thence norm
tyo Y dpg West two rilius and tScniy'eig.f INKS
40 Stone; thence north sepen deg cast Two chns
and two lkzt0 TOnci thence east nine cilphs WV
m, one link. W stone n the north west corner OF
-id drwer lp thence continuing east WIN tus hoI
Intn,ary of said dover "t twenty-seyen Chains hIll
thrfy.six links 30 the place of beginning contShnH
twenty three acres ard So 100 of an scre 81 lanh
more or less subject TO the dover estate oi margaret
L. Sartters therein. - :.
| Terms II snfe-fine-tbird in hnnd' one-third IN
one and the ro.idua m two years. with interest," On
The dalrrred payments from the day Oi SAFE
" gNMUEL JACKSON,
Admr. OF Solomon sInettsrs, dec.
Wv. p. CREEp, Atty.
AoY. ~. Is6j--JwpfsJ.
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DIED-In this city on the 9th inst,
Mrs. SARAH P. CLARKE, consort of
Lewis L. Clarke, aged sixty-four years,
two months and seven days.
Deceased was born in the State OF
Delaware, on the goth December, 1901
and has resided in Lancaster and it,
vicinity for more than fifty years
She was q kind and affeetionate wife
mother and friend and has passed a
way in peace with all who knew her
and with q strong hope of a blissfu
immortality.
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n..u,lru, holiday rre .sn,..

Papier Mache Writing Desks, Shell,
Rosewood and Walnut; Tourists Cases,
Portfolios, Ladies' Gold Pens, Pen
knives, Companion Annals, Bibles,
Prayer, Hymn and Presentation books,
Port-monies, the Poets in blue and
gold; Gard cases, &C., at Tuthill 4
Sons Book Store in Greene's Block
Doc14-2w.
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RargaIns, RarKaiasiI

Great rush at Levy's mammoth clio.
thing depot, another fresh arrival OF
Ready Made Clothing. of every des-
cription, cloths. cassimeres, beavers,
hats, caps, trunks &c, &c.
Men and boys if you want TO save
money in buying your Fall and Win
ter clothing 60 to Levy in the Sb@tfer
Block, where you will find the largest
and cheapest stock Of clothing in the
market.
Clothing made to order, and war
ranted TO fit. See advertisement.
Lancaster, Oct. 5-tf.
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.,NorIoE.-The term Of service OF the
officers and managers Of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the NJ. E. Church, hav-
ing now expired, there will be a regu-
lar Society held in the basement of the
church Thursday evening, Dec l4th,
at which time and place the Officers
and managers for tho ensuoing yea'
will be electei. Public invitation te
attend. Como out and enjoy the soci'
ETY., and have part liz the election.
615an q. II. PHILLIPS.
Lancaster, O., Disc. 12, sc.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

GO to A. Brenaman's Book Store to
buy Juvenile Books, Toy Books, Pho
tograph Albums, Porte monies, Pocket
Books, Hymn Books, Prayer Books,
Bibles, Puzzles, &c everything in his
line suitable for holiday presents, OF
which he has large assortment. Give
him, q cab next door to Taalmadge
House .'a'''. i''
Decl4-3w. .4.t.t.p
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The REToRT CouRTEoUs.-A clergy
man and one of his elderly parishion-
ers were walking home from church
one frosty day, when the old gentle
man slipped and fell fiat on his back,
The minister looked at him amoment
and being assured that he was not
much hurt, said to him, Friend, sim
ners stand on slippery places The
old gentleman looked up, as if to as
sure himself of tho fact, and said, /
soc they do, but / cant.
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MARRIE ID.

SAM -NcNAUGHTEN-On Thursday. nec 7th,
1865 by Rev Samuel Carpenter. at his residencei IN
Lancaster Ohio, Mr.. David W. Sain and Miss Molly
A. McNanghten, daughter o. David McNanghten'
ESQ, Of Pleasant Township, Fairfield county, 0.
KI5TER-BrRUS--O On Sabbath morning, Dec 10th
1855, in the English Lutheran Church, by Rev. j. H.
Helwig, Mr. Samuel Kister and Miss Allie Burus, all
of Eniriirll county.
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for ell the kindDesses shown 10 me, at
any time, let me say 70 you, as one
who loves and wishes you well here
and hereafter, let your lives be living
examples of the principles you exhib.
It. and our best wishes, prayers, and
labors shall be for you. All the good
will admire, Angels will praise, and
Heaven will bless yon.
#. II. PHILLIPS.
Lancaster, o., Dec. IL, 1865.
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STATEBANK OF OHIO
Notice 10 NOte-HOIders-

OFFICE OF THE STATE BANK or ONO,
Columbus, Nov %. 1856
AS THE CHARTER OF THIS BANK WILL EX-
~ pre on the first day of Nay next the Managers
are desirous oftaing up IT'S Circulating Notes as last
as possible o.. =,
Al persons holding Notes of the State Bank OF
Ohio are requested to present the same at any Of The
Branches, without reference 10 the particular
Branch that lssBed the same, rs they VIII be
promptiy redeemed in U s Legal Tender Notes
: When presented in sums offve hundred dollars
and over, they will be redeemed, if desired in sight
drafts on New York at par, and express cha. ges
paid by the Branch to which such packages are sent
BY order ofthe Board of Control
Nov. 30, lS65-3w j. ANDREWS frest'
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w.xrcp Is APPROACHING.

And if you want nice Overcoat OF
French Beaver Cloth, Dahlia Color,
Blue, Black, Brown or Moscow, call
upon PETERS, MILLER BROTHER. They
will get it up in good style, and in
short notice. AWE
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dec. II.
Laaeaster ..Iixh school.
Examination of the Graduating Class
and CloSinq Exercises.

The Senior Glass, having completed
the required course in the High School
earlier by three months than usual
will be publicly examined, in the High
School Building, on Friday, Dec. 22d
commencing at o'clock. A. NJ.
Graduating exercises in the after
noon. Miss BEcKET will be happy to
see o ury large attendance Of the citi'
zens. j. +. RElNMUND,
Lancaster, O., Dec. IL, '65, Supt
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S@Dr. Phillips will preach next
Sabbath morning and evening on the
&, subject Of Temperance. Allthe friends
v.ot temperance and good order are in-
vitcd to attend. .......,.
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NEW ORGANIZATION.

TUNHE Citizen, Of Amanda andyicinity have org.n-
ized C,lul for the protection of their property,
called the AMANDA HORSE COMPANY, for tho
recovery of stolen horses and other property lhe
Companyis fnlly Otiicered and prepared 70 recover
any pronerty belonging to any member ol the Com-
many that may I've stolen, and bring the offender To
deserved punishment
Nov. 80, lSBJ.-;iw"
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To the Public.

The subscriber has removed his
Clothing Store TO DR.. Shawk's corner,
where he will be pleased to greet all
his friends with anything IN his line.
Oct. 3, 'G5-2S. JACOB HITE.
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Piano for Sale.

-,T have for sale PIANO, which
Gs<=SasssZIs will dispose of Mt the .ow price OF
H$ 7 flS6O. Said pane is in good tune and is
a superior instrument in every respect 1t can be
seen at my residence, where all wishing to purchase
are invited to call CHAS. PAlRAN.
Lancaster, Nov, 30, lS65-3w.
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( Tuthill 4 Son have just received
the largest and finest assortment OF
Toy and Juvenile Books for boys and
girls, ever brought to this market.
Decl4-3w. s.-.k
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! Apm- WIN. H. MYERS, 18TH regiment,
has our thanks for late Macon, (Ga')
papers.
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sts@-A. u. CLARK, Esq, will accept
= or our thanks for late Mobile and New
Orleans papers.
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sr.TEMENT OF ooLLEorloxs.

Tie following lisa statement OF the
collections made during the month OF
November, by L. W. Tallmadge, Esq,
authorized Military Claim Agent at
Columbus, Ohio:
Bounty and arrears due discharged SOL
ders,. ."'.'.:s' ..". So-'o'A o.
Doun,s nssr,ed and soIdars W.. .......... 4,72Oa2
poyn.nis of nensions due Sent 4, 'G5, S,955 4l
Arrears dine discharged officers ....... 1870 IL
Total .................... S59,l4 IL
Letters received and answered average ITO daily
CORPS OF ASSISTANTS.
Resident Agent at Washington City
IS. Z. Bond, formerly examiner Of
officers accounts in Second Auditors
Office.
.... -- IN COLUMBUS OFFICE.
On Claims of Pensions, Bounty,
Prize Money and arrears OF Pay due
deceased soldiers:
r. B. Smith, Attorney at Law, from
Delaware, o.
VIM. L. Burdell, ofColumbus, o.
For propariag Officers Reports and
Accounts
r. X. Seig, OF Hardin county, late
| Captain 18th o. V. l., and A. A. Q. NJ
Sd Brig I'd Div. 4th A. Q.
Charles A. Beery, of Lancaster, O..
late lst Lieut.. 9th u s. @. Z.
William FELTON,, ,sofFairfeld county
late Captain Goth o. V. l. and A. A
G.. G. 1sl Brigade, 1st Div. 4th A. G
Frank, Murray, of Belmont, Ohio
late ofl5th o. V. Battery. q p.
! William Dalton, Of Columbus, Ohio
late Capt. 46th o, v. vi. af
For Claims OF Pension, Bounty, ant
Arrears of Pay duo discharged sol
diers;
Edgar Wright, of Licking county, O
John o. Henderson, of Harrison
county, late ofthe U. S, Navy.
Charles II. Favorite, Of Dayton, Ohio
late of ODD o. v. l.
Martin M. B. Pitkin, of Medin
county, of lst Ohio S. S.
For claims of Lost Horses, Trans
' portation aud Subsistence:
NJ. M. Andrews, OF Michigan, lat
Y Capt. l85th O. V, l. and A. A, A. Isl
Division Dept. of Kentucky.
For claims Of Recruiting Service, be
fore Ohio Military Board of Commis
Eioners:
> Orlando NJ. Scott, Of Delaware, Ohio
J, late Capt. 12lst O. v. and Ord. OF
!. Ger I'd Brig. I'd Div. 14th A. O.
!, B. F. REINMUND,
Agent in Lancaster Office.
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B1~G Good nature is the very air Of a
good mind, the sign Of large and
generous heart.
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"Thc Book OF Books"
Am. Bible Society.

Depository at Tuthin q sons Book
store,
Where Bibles and TestameDts can
be had at COST Bibles of every va
riety, size and style of binding, from
60 cents to $40. These Bibles are su-
perior to any others published. *
Nov. 9, '65-6w.
pTAndrew Bauman, successor TO
Samuel Boery, has just received a largo
stock OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS, in
cluding all kinds of TOYS for chill
dren. ,H-'
Persons wishing the, old-fashioned
HAND. CRACKERS, can be accom-
modatcd at Bauman's Grocery and Ba-
kerry. 6w-35.
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND 10Y,
One polar Saved is ono DoilOr 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 sec tor yourself.
If P. RISING.
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Guardians Sale.
AN OHDiNAxcE
rr.s,rp DEC srn. A. D. 1901

PASSED DEc srh n. De looo'I
Re ocdainei by the CYiy Connep ofths Ciy of Lnn-
easr That eectiOn Of the Ordinance entitled All or
dInance TO establish City Watch, and 70 define tile
duties Of the same. passed May 49, 1871 be 80 amen
ded as 10 read ~ follows:
sEc 2. The Citv Council shall appoint one CHEZ oi
Police and two Watchmen-One from the FIRST DIS
trictand one from the Second District of said CITY
10 the aforesaid watch who shalt hold their
appointment during the pleasure Ofthe Council and
who shall receive conversation Of two dollars pei
diem. &. DHE5bACH, Pres "
W. l.. KrSG, City Clerk
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EsrArE OF John LEST.

NToTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Executors,
with the will annexed on the Estate Of John Leis,
late OF Fairfield county, deceased:
MICHAEL A. LEST,
CORNELIUS b. LEST.
Nov an IaG5 -9wS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-14

Y va DR.. ]. R. BECK, will accept our
thanks for late Philadelphia papers.