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Tribute of Respect.
CHARITY LODGE, No. 7, 100.

CHARITY LODGE, No. Z, l.O.O.F.
BRoTHERs: Your Committee to
whom was referred the subject of an
expression; in regard to the death of
our late brother, Louis Bailor, would
most respectfully report the following
WHEREAS, In the divine Providence
of God our beloved brother Lewis Bal
lor has been removed from our midst
by the hand of death, and as we be-
lieve has passed to a higher and bet
ter state OF being, therefore
ReSOlUed, That in thesudden demise
of our worthyssBrother, our Lodge has
lost one of its most devoted members,
his family kind husband and father,
the community in which he lived n
good citizen, whose kind heart and
genial spirit has endeared him to all
who knew him.
Resolved, That wo bow with humble
submission to the will Of Him who
doeth all things well, and hope that
in the loss of our brother, it is his
eternal gain.
RcSOIUed, That we tender our sin
cere coincidence to the widow and fam
lily of the deceased, and commend
them to Him who has promised to be
their support in this their hour of af.
Fiction
Resolved, That the Lodge be clothed
in mourning for the period of thirty
days, and that copy of the foregoing
Resolutions be furnished to our city
papers for publication; also one to the
family OF the deceased. All of which
is respectfully submitted.
r. J. SHUGART,
B. F. REINMuND, Com,
ROBERT REED,
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s9- The elections Of Monday, al
most every where resulted in Union
victories. Cincinnati, Union by 1000
majority; St. Louis by 5000; Dayton
by over 400; Columbus carried for the
first time for years; and'ir the State
of Connecticut the unionists made al
most a clean sweep. The election
news is only less gratifying than the
war news.
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To the Public.

1LTAVING been Engaged in the CLOTHING
~ and JEWELRYi business in Lancaster for tho
return my thanks to the citizens Of the city and couns
p for their courteous treatment and liberal patron
A;e. = 6sN----
. rom and after the first day ofApril next, will be
found at COLUMBUS, south-Wsst Corner OF
High and Broad streets, where have open
ed
Clothing and Je,celry Establishment,
ON A LARGER SCALE,
and where II will give me pleasure 70 see and wait
upon nv old friends and customers Of Fairfield who
may visit the Capital, as in times gone by.
March 80, ls05-6ml. A. AARON.
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Drs. LEWIS & HYDE-Seo profession
nj card of these gentlemen in another
column. Those afflicted with the nu-
merous ills requiring the aid of ply
sician to remove, may expect prompt
ness, attention and skill on the part of
tho new firm, both partners being fa-
vorably known in the communities
where they have heretofore practiced.
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D1- The defeat on Mondayblast, of
our respected fellow-citizcn and expe-
rienced and acceptable magistrate,
GEO. STEINMAN, for Justice of the
Peace, is a matter ofpublic regret
But it was according to the decree OF
party, and every consideration must
yield to that, 1t seems, in Hooking
township.
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D0-The heroes composingSherman'
Army will feel cheated when they find
that Richmond has been captured with
out their having direct hand in the
game. In their present frame of mind,
woe bo to Lees army if it happens to
como within striking distance Of them.
What Grant has left would be chawed
up in q jiffy.
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Messrs. KGHLER & MAYER have
opened out in new location. Sec
advertisement. A sound understand
ing is what every body needs. Now
all mankind may learn where to go
and get the article.
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p@The fire weather continues
Peach trees arc nearly in bloom-a
few entirely so; ard other vegetation
advanced in proportion. The season
seems nearly two weeks earlier than
usual.
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neA. See card of DR.. j. WALRAvEN
WHITE. The Doctor is u youus gen
tleman of talent, and presents satisfac-
tory references as to his professional
attainments.
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Sale of Lands by Guardian.

nURSUANT To nm order Of sale this day directed
u to me rs guardian of Abraham G. Wilson, Flor
son, from the Probate Court Of Fairfield county,
Ohio, will offer on the premises at public sale, on
FRIDAY Y April 7th, meet,
at II o'clock, M, on said day, the following de,
Section is in T. No. IS of r. No. 10, being Lot No.
eleven (1) of the subdivision of the lands of Pat
rick Lus, dec, IN partition among his bers and con-
tanng iG 43IOO, acres free and unincumbered of any
estate therein, In favor Of John W. Wilson as ten
ant by the curtesy and upon tho terms following
0nethird of the purchase money in hand, and the
remainder in and two years, with interest there
on, payable annually and to be secured by mortgage,
on said premises. JOHN W. WILSON,
Guardian ofAbraham @. Wilson and
others above named.
Jno. Garaghty, Atty for Petitioner.
Lancaster, March l6--3w
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MCKINNEY is elected Councilman,
and the price of coal has fallen, al
readyl See advertisement of Kinney
& Johnson, coal dealers.
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Urgent appeals are made upon
Soldiers Aid Societies everywhere for
Immediate supplies of sanitary stores
to be sent to the front,-Let our citi-
x.ens respond promptly.
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ma. Lieut.. J. d. NICELY, ofthe goth
%. vi. is at home on a visit to rela-
tiyes and friends. We arc indebted
to his kindness for copies of Nash
vile papers, 'and of ofBrowniow's Knox
vile Wing.
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rea- The Champion Sewing Machine
of the Ninetecnth Century.

Such is the verdict Of public opinion
in relation to the "Improved Elliptic
Leck stitch Machine" now On sale at
the Jewelry Store of George H. Smith.
In order to be satisfied as to these
facts, everybody should go there and
see for themselves.
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DD-Mr. HENRY REFER, of Royalton,
has contributed the sum Of five dollars
to the fund for sending the Gazette TO
tho soldiers.
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Jay Cooke reports the sale of scven-
thirty bonds to the amount off, ,4l6,5OO
on Saturday, and of s14,2SS,15O for
the week.
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THURSDAY, April 6, 1865.
CROWDED OUr,-sevoral articles and

CROWDED OUT,-Several articles and
communications, intended for this
weeks paper, are unavoidably defer
red till our next issue, by the unusual
rush of advertisements, and the mass
of important war news, which had to
take precedence Of everything else.-
Arrearages will all be brought up next
week.
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Notice.

TVNHlS day the Probate Court Of Fairfield county
4 declared the estate of George Holsman, deceased,
TO be probably insovent. Creditors are therefore
required to present their claims against the estate to
the undersigned, for allowance, within six months,
or they will not be entitled TO payment
JAMES STINSON,
Adlnr of Geo. Holsman, dec.
March 23-4w.
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LANCASTER, on Tuesday, April 18th,


auendm
ND PROCESSION will by
" MELviILE fectfOf OfArehs II F1RNsWoRTI AGENT
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LANCASTER AND LOGAN TURN
PIKE COMPANY.

NIoTICEi is hereby given that Books Of ofsubscrip-
ton to the Capital Stock Of the Lancaster and Lo
can Turnpike Company, will be opened on Monday
thO:IOth day Of April, ls65 "a, the following
places, viz:
At American House, in Logan.
At Dennis Hotel, in Sugar Grove.
At Tallmadge House, in Lancaster.
AZ which time and places the citizens who feel an
interest the project are requested TO come forward
and subscribe.
BY order ,on behalf ofthe corporstors ~
A. SrElEMAN, President
o. CASE, SeGralary. -
siAiarch s, lS65-5wi
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND BOYS.
Ono Dollar 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.
IT, P. RISING.
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nG"Gold, in New York, is down to
AZ premium.
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or BEHEMoTn Holy Writ of whom it declared Dob 40-33 Upon
earth there his like This specimen Of the brute creation the
last vesg of ernc captured by the keeper ALL
the Egyptian order the vceroy of Egypt 1000 miles above Cairo
the White Nile in Africa and imported into this country
of more than $4,000 by G. Quick Esq with whom such arrangements
have been made enable tho Management present him with the
unique attractions which make this Catacm Wonders comprising this
gigantic combination
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gGyn The man who is always buying
merely because he can buy at low
rates, had better commit suicide if he
happens to find poison cheap.
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PETITION To SELL LAND.

PETITION TO SELL LAND
Samuel Boge, Admir- off ,r.,.s.,,
Mary Ann Boyle, decd Probate Conrt Oh oL rarheio
against Couht1' O"o'
John Boyle and others
To John Boyle, William Bngie and the unknown
heirs and legal representatives ofISABELLA Will
son, deceased, who are heirs and legal represen-
tatives Of Mary Ann Boyle, deceased. =.
You are hereby informed that on the Esd day OF
February 1885, said Administrator filed in said Court
his petition against you and others, the object and
PRAYER ofwhch is t cbtaih order on the 3lst day
Of March, 1866 for the sale Of the following real estate
of which the said Mary Ann Boyle died seized, or SO
much thereofas may be to pay the deo1s OF
said deccdent to-wit In lots Nos IL and Il N the
Town of Amanda, Fairfield county, OHIO, and the
northwest quarter section y township 2, orange
l. in Guernsey county, Ohio subject however, GER
tain exceptions membranes and restrictlons'
Bated Feb. %, 1865.
SAMUEL BOGLE,
Administrator of Mary Ann Boyle, decd
Mrsch Q 1866, 4h-5y, pfS6 10.
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R@-Tuesday's dispatches inform us
that President Lincoln took his dinner
in Richmond on Monday.
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Estate of L, II, BaiIOr

NTotice is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been appointed and qualified as Administrator of
the estate OF Lewis Il. Baor, late OF Fairfield county,
deceased. ABRAHAM SHAEFFER,
April 6-3w. ADMINISTRATOR.
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John Carnes, Plaintiff, Before C. stenman, J
agtunst p, of Hooking townships
ON the 44th day of March, A. u. 1865, said Justice
ISSUED an order oi Attachment in the above action
for the sum Of One Hundred and Ninety Dollars.
JOHN CARNES.
Lancaster, March 23d-9w.
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Medical Director North Dist Ala.
AprlG G, 1sG5-ly.
30 II you want 10 find out whether clothing has
fallen
Call on Jake Block
ng-Ifyou want fine Cloth Coat at s25 made to or
der,
Call on Jake Block.
nb-Ifyou. want fine green plaid Cashmere pants
and vest at Sl5,
Call on Jake Block.
e1-If you want to find fine stock of clothing,
Call ON Jake Block.
nE'If you want good fitting suit of clothes,
Call on Jake Block.
cs-lf You want to find q fine stock Of Neck ties
Collars, Shirts Drawers, Socks and Suspenders,
Call on Jake Block.
ps-H you want clothing 40 per cent. chesper than
you can buy at any other house in thus city,
Call on Jake Block.
So be sure and call IN,
And don't be waiting too long;
Come and have your measure taken,
By cutter whose name is TONG.
J. BLOCK, Agent.
Lancaster, March 23-3m.
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MARIE ID.
NOGNUR.

A LII persons are hereby notified not to purchase
n or receive two prornissory Notes made payable
toU HAMILTON PETERS and now assigned to
Robert J. d. Peters, as they were procured fraud
ulently, and are described as follows: One dated
December 2lst 1864 amount $1,000, due -, and
one dated March 25th, 1865 amount $500, due thirty
days after date. JEREMIAH s. ZEHRUNG.
Stoutsye, o., April 9th, lSj5-3t"
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ALL OF THE ABOVE MACHINES
~ are warranted or sale.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY Of the Ball Reaper
have been sold in this county. That speaks well FOR
it, Come in soon and engage your machine.
nS-Cash paid for all kinds OF Grain.
JAMES WEAVER.
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'AMUEL BOGL
Attachment 3Noticc.

Administrator Of Mary Ann Boyle,
Mpch 2, 1866, 4A-Jw, pfs6 10.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26
ssnas sriai ceavensses q.

Our Lake County friends failed to take I'd.
vsntsgs Of the favorable disposition 70 give
tbem the Seuatorship, BY presenting TO the
Convention no less than three several gentle.
mon. whose frisods respectively were INV illios
to yield their psrsonal preferences, and eoncen.
srate their strength upon either Of the thrss.
Nsvissn, Osborn. or Paine. So far from any.
thing OF this kind, they preferred the coarss Of
throwing their support for Ex-senator Hitch.
cock. which the Ashtabula delegation were not
favorable to, and the effect was the prsssnts.
tion by them Of the name OF A. Kellogg. Mr..
ks strength was suficent to combine votes
enough to secure him the nomination. The
Hon. Mr.. Howells had three votes 10 the con
ventiop, and We learn wss not quite satisfied
with the course Of the convention in gsing TO
Jefferson after candidate and disrsgsrding. ct
least the claim Of courtesy Of returning tried
and faithful servant. There 10 nothing about
this, that We are sble to see. but h natural sad
reasonable enough. bat thea politics 10 capri
cious and unsteady beast to strsdde. and esssl
runs counter to both courtssy snd reason
Bro. Howells. being thus lsfs to the purs1iss d
private lie. We congratulate biu that 20 Yer
Thy - we'll - formidable shoulders srs preseai
Cd FOR his shifting mantle.
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rr.pA.er 81 F.urs.

Midsummer failed 10 bring us one thieg
which had been promised cos6den,Iy for .
loug vhile. o. certain 10 follow the res,ors.
ston Of peace. The 6pspeisl aud CONNER.
cial collapse with half the community
had been 10 the habit Of anticipating, and
shich upon The theory long entevtsiced
ought 10 have oeeared month or two ego
has not come. Iudesd what is now 10
progress resembles inaams,ion quite Of
much - collsspe. Considering The season
there iss good degree Of activity and
enterprise is veil rewarded snd epcour'
aged. Many branches OF manufactures
are remarkably active, and those engaged
10 them are preparing for heavy business.
The men who are discharged from the
army, now numbered BY buudreds Of thou
sands. are absorbed by their old occnpa
tions 80 easily and quickly that Their
presence scarcely attracts notice. Every
body is busy; most men are hopeful; the
condition and tendency Of things 10 such
that oil look for greater activity instead
Of stsgustiop. The chief unpleasant symp.
tom OF the moment Is sscribed to the action
Of the Treasury 10 dealing with the means
ct its command; and unless it be those
who ere iutereresssd 10 fancy stocks. meu
fnd themselves doing far better than they
bad been led to expect. a...
One cause Of the failure, which Ia thii
ease ssi iu 90 many others has discredi,ed
predictions which were very we'll upon
theory, is the immense snd accumulated
wants Of the South. Many large classes ol
msnufaesusers ere bard ct work for The
supply OF these eecsssities. which are pres
sing beyond all example. Men returuius
from the army set to work at once to re-
pair, each 10 his own department. Of 10
dustry, the losses inflicted BY them upon
the South 10 the last four years. Ths
wants 70 be supplied 10 our own part oi
the country are moreover few nor small
Many branches have had less than their
due share of labor during the war, and
uow readily take on an increase, for the
more adequate supply Of their products -
10 some, there has been almost eomplet'
neglect aud inaction. For our own want.
therefore, as we'll ss for the opening mar
ket Of the South, there IL room for su ex
psnsion Of busipess activity. which il
practically . pretty good cfses for the
cessation Of tho industry called ont BY th
immense demands Of the government fo
military purposes. s'' 'ha h'4i o..
So fer then the results Of peace have
been IN sgreesble contradiction Of earl
an:icips,ions. Not for the first time has .h
wosdesful fscilily Of our country in adapt
ing itself 70 new conditions. aud its ex
psnsive energies. saved MS from trouble
which the prudent 6nancier vas forced Il
regard % probable. For our cou,iuue
exemption from the anticipated misfortune.
We must depend Upon shs caution VII,
which merchants act in reopening tb
trade with the South sod upos their sue
cess in avoiding the old system Of lonl
credits. With the South in its preseD
condition, It 10 easy to see that sn early
revival Of that system is likely to entai
heavy losses. and to lead to that coll cps,
which the peace, sudden as It was, failed t.
hvir0 ahout
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srshs hws sf We. nsrisr h also enhrsces
snepE The shsrses M
The change of specifications gave greosd
fsr application BY prisopers counsel Tor time
70 prepare ihs dsssnss. ssd The soumissior was
adjourned 10 she 75th.
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JAMES BERRY. Ms B omley, Sam

uei Bsr, George Berry, Psrey Berry Andres Berry e.
N Ke,es and bruce ksnda hereby notified, th at on
the 2th d Of July 1865 ADMINISTRATIVE OF he E.ats
cf John Berry. sed ed her etisn In the Probate
Court o Ashtabula county Ohio alleging that the personal
estate said dec~ased Is insufficient to pay his debts and
costs bis estate that he died seized In
fee simple the following estate situate In the cunty
of Ashtabuls state Ohio and in the township Of Come
au H. being the west part block 10 the village o
Conuesut bosaded tasvs-begfnnisg In the centre o.
sanduky stree at the scush line Of the and
along the center Of aid street to lands formerly o~ne'i b
singer and others Of New York, and formerly owne(
by B. Randall thence easerIy si"ng the north line Of sa
last sn half the distance from the
Of Sandusky street to Buffalo IT. eet euce porthsy
line parallel with the centre Of sanusky street said De
pot tand ,heree westerly along said south line Of said do
pot grounds 70 the place Of beginning containing about
acre land that Hannah Berry, widow Of said Johr
Berry, entitled to dover therein, and that said Jane
Berry, Bromley, samna Berry, andrew Berry, and Psrm
lev Berry his heirs law hold the Of inner
ance said and The prayer Of the said Petition Is for h
of dover to raid widow and for order author
r, Administrative OF said estad TO sell said premise
subject 10 DOVER aoresaS for tae payment Of debts sn
said peton will be for hearing on tn. ssf day Of Angus
1885, 10 o'clock A. ~ thereafter counsel
be beard. HANNAH N. BERRY,
Adminstratrix Of John berry, decsased.
Charles r. GODDARD; Attornoy. 90. lis 's.' 4ssi4
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rhs Loadcn Tinss ,ps,kius q the Aslsssis
sssle. s.ys, M
No commercial missdvsntnrs Of modetn
timed has ever exsr,ed more wide spresd
interest and deep regret thsu this slmosi
national disaster.
II believes the directors are about 70
take steps TO immediately replace the cable
that has been lost. The Times farther re-
marks that IL would be strsnge u after all,
the land should beat the sea sud the Rus
slams should comple's ,he telegrspbic wire
from London TO New York by wsy Of 81
IBERIA and Behring's Straits before ib,
success Of this esble. y = "N
There can. he 90 Question IS TO the pos
sibility of land liue. but England, incline
to the Atlantic route Bolh ssre only
questions OF time and money dnrr
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Ccfossp Tscoys 70 M MUSTERED Our -
There is good authority for stating the
report that the colored troops now in the
service are to be retained ss q part, of the
regular army is erroneous. They form
simply . provisional Corps. which viii be
discontinued within few mooths n
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DRY RREkS S.-The suhscrib
ers having amp'e facilities for the manufacture Of FLOUR
aud other DRY BARRELS, are able TO iuppyany de-
mand for articles in this line, 81 short noss, and
favorable terms. rfeE.
SLAVES ready cut for the hcture Of barrels. msy
be obtained on ckll ct the factory. c
ALSO Shafts and Poles and Whippstrees and EssDers,
be had on application. .
AHhtabula, July !, 1895. Stsio
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OTRAYED from the premises OF the
subscrber on the 18th inst sl aizsd, light red mich
Cow marked by white spot upon eaeh hnk and aso In the
arshead crunpled kornes and ave old Any in
formation respecting said be len With the subscriber
at AshtsbuIa. Ali reasonable expenses paid.
AsnTA ARuLA, Aug. "a, 'eS. -. G. g. COOPER.
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II i generally believed thai DOE Govern
men, vili oppose b. dipionscy. sed per
bsps sreng msssstes. the sggressicbs .
Spain upon 81, Domingo. Is
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New Firm.

w r ths undersigned, having entered To-.
10 Partnership for as purposs Of Carrying on the busiss'
Of manufacturing nc at"L ! o. "A
u Sash, Doors and Blinds.
and such other they may 10 eoanse there
vith having purchased Nschin.ry. would respect
fully all 10 Of anything in their lns that they
are prepared mauufseuss Sash Doom end Bnds
every description. ., .,.,rs-
Saving, P'snipg and Matching
done 10 order, and on short notice. s .ai rs- afi
They are ass In receipt feet Of ehses PINE LU
BER from cspada which will be sold on rea'onabe terms
They intend 10 keep hand good supply Of Building Lu
Der. Pine Shingles, Lath, &e 80. Il. ffs --a-,. '
By strict attention 10 business they hope to merit sba
OF public patronage. SEYMOUR BLAkSLEE
Asbtabua, August 20. 1865. l...r's .ra uI