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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-10

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Eohn W. Finl;bone, Aiviah Finkbone, Mary r.
% FnItbIUe, u the county Of plrke and STATE x
Ohio; Rnth A. Whitaere, ,of the county of Warten ard
state pf DAO; aBd MarEarc; Finkb0nc Of tie claItT
II Fairfeli ard State o Ohio wilit3ke notice thf
pstaon was fled sgHnstthen on the 18th day UiJUne!
4. D., 1855, IL ths Court Of Cannon Pleas within
and 1or the county Of Fairfield Ohio, by Lydia NJ
FinEbone, and is peE4fng wherein sad LYDIA NJ
FlnEbon6 demands piItiu0n oi tn following resl.-
tiics tste IN the sad county Of fFairhe.l'Ohio to-
rIt: a part Of tie west half Uf the south oar.
ter Of section tven-y one f2I in Township sixteen
fldl, Of Range nineteen (ls, in the llni district GI
Chill cglle and state Of Ohio; beginning AZ the south.
eas corner Of the soressd west hslfo said quarter
section thence west eighty $50 rod thence NoI,h
sixty sU rods thence East eighty ,s0) tcds ticLce
toujh goj rods lo the place Of beginning
thirty ig acres Of hand more less; and thar tns
November term OF said Court A. u. 1865 the said
Lydia NJ Fhktone will apply for f. order hat parti
ton may be made ofssA premises, and TIE DOVE. oi
The sad Margsret Fini hone be therein assigned.
2 HUNTER & DAUGHBRTY,
and ". J. beers AIRY sfor petitioner.
r.T1 =.
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bD-A rebel staff officer who fed
with. JeRs Davis. says that the exact
spot where the Confederate Govern
,Ihent died was at Washington. Ga. 1t
was there that tho cavalry ol Duke
and Wheeler insisted on dividing
among themselves some Of the Mcxi-
can dollars that the flying Govern
ment held. 1t was there. that Mallory
deserted the Cabinet, Benjamin stole
himself away, and there Reagan re-
signed his office, and Breckenridge
followedttill his chief as a companion,
but not as Secretary Of War. In sho rt
the rebel oyernment died at Wash
ington, as also from Washington it
had received It's deathblow. Wigfall
was left behind at Atlanta on spree
and thus escaped capture.
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TweInh Collection District il,
<tEiO.


NTOTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
whom u may concern. Tint t!.e l'sfs, vaiI 'tol,s
aud enuhnrlticns CI9d- anl taken an ~ tie cr,f
Assessors sill be deposited mthe Ass r- 9i.,ein
LANCASTER, Fajfda c3g5tg Obio,
And there let open for ozamjrltdn from tho u dqy
Of August lSt5, until the lztn day OF August. 4. r.
1850, inclusive and that on the iih aui -h iats 5f
August 1879 nppG7ts wilt be received md Ieta.lniu-
ep bythe lsses sorof said District, rrlsffe toerr)ue
ousor eNie 'SiY- Valuations or epGACfatll.s made
and Returned TO nm by the Assistant Assc- snrs, ~
the Assessors oiee aforesaid, and tlt ou said last
named days will agau he submitted - the iu-Uc.tinn
ot any sni al persons who may Apply fir thnt plr-
Posei The lists taton and returned Sy Assistant AS
SCISSORS Us afOresaid. .-.
AL appeals 70 the Assessor, Aforesaid, shall be
made in writing, aud shall sp.oty tie particular
suse, matter OF thing re pectig hich docL.on is
requested. .'..4
CHARLES :. sIIAEFFEP,
Assessor ofl2th Colecton District Of ohio.
Lancaster, July eth, 3g.
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.lTHuRspAY, August 10, 1866.
To the Union Central Commlttso.

To the Union Central Committee.
A meeting of the Union Central
Commitieeof Fairfield county will be
heldlstthe GAzETTROFFICE, on p
SATURDAY, August 18th, 1865.
Important business will be trans
acted, and a, full attendance of the
Committee is trged.a s-e ,aa
The following are the names of the
Committee:
.AmsaaaLJacob 'Bollenbapgh I
tByns-Henry Eckert ,,,.,
Bloom--J. Crpmley y
CEsqrgsek-FSampel Barr,
Greeafeld3Josiah Flattery
Hooking George W. Hughes
,Liberty-A. 7. Mason
MadiSon-Isaac Wolf 'fl-l :.
PLeaSant-David Huber 81
Richlaad-Noah McNaughten
Riis9Ireek-4Simpn Beery i5lttg II F..
Violet-Henry Ritter
Valaat-JoscpIi Doran' "'E1
City of Laneaster-C, f, Sb~ffer, G.
NJ. Il, Wiseman, J. D, Martin, B, r
ReinmRpd, D, Tallmadge, e, e. Beck,
aRd A. r. Miller. J '1@A I'D 1871
g4{ c, M<L qWISEMAN,
.I.h 1 = Ch'mn Union 7ceh. Com. ,
IA. P.iMlIlER, Secg. a9I'F 2
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.hz-The Office, one and all, tender
their thanks to G. E. Howe, Esq, thq
gentlemanly Superintendent of the
State Farm for a measure of splendid
'peaches They were truly delicious,
as is all the fruit raised there. In this
connection we deem IL pertinent to in
form our readers that they have an cx-
collent article of Native Vino 1--WE
speak from expariehec) for sale by the
bottle or gallon, atthe Farm. Visitors
to this Institution should bear this in
mind SHlss ,S& 3ff
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FAIRFIELD CoCSTE AuDfToE's cFTIcE, !
LiacAs sfEE, Jnne Il, lad5.

FAIRFIELD CoCSTE AuDiToG's cFT1cE
LiaeAsTEE, Jnne q, 1855. J
TgYHE ATTENTION OF ENROLLD MI
LlIlA nf Faro iell County IS callsl 10 the io.ioT.
ng section passed By the General Assembly Of Ohio,
March 81 1874;
Ssc.4 Th't there shall he appointed by the Gov
eror, IN each coUaty IN this state. Military sur
gepn, who shsii be commissioned for the term 0f
three years unlcs- sroncr discharged v'h the rayl
OF l6r Who te'cre entering Gpop his duties, shall
take IN oath 0 iatnfjlly perform the dnues Of hS
oi-e Tint nom tile lstdsy q July to the 18th day
Of august 10 each year, 1t s5il be the duty OF sair
surgeon 20 kcep sn Office ct the county and cN-
anime Sll applicants TOT exemption upon the pfJ
Inanl ~ hni by the applicant, of the sum OF my
r.uts, together With hsurt stamps asmay be reqnr'd
10y iaS, and Il he s Of the opinion that the sTF,iesi
is uut for the performance of military duty he sho'!
give him certificate a. required by Seetinn othis
act II any such Slrgeoa shall knowingly give
se certificate nc sutil ne derined guilty OF ms
l-aearor, ami he fine n any sum not exceed ng
fry iollg-tor each ni!ens9, 10 be recovered By in
81, .c0 IN the proper county, oT the benefit oi tha
tI',,sry Fund. Tho EXAMINATION and Tec6mmeuna-
Ion ht the Medical Boar shall not be required rom
sad County Military Surgeons.
Agrcpal4v 10 the sioye law, Dr. p NJ. WAaTNHALs,
has becn appointed. once in Sh8rftrrs Block,
puh'ic 50 are, ,gsSt OF the Market-house.
Jule iH--lS, emo.
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Sale Of Real Estate.


TNpursunnce of an order Of sale to me directed
10y the Probate Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio,
] will, on .GE NN
MONDAY, August 14th, A. D, 1865,
offer for sale, ou the premises at O'Clock r M the
following lands and tenements in the county OF FAIR
held and Stats OF Ohio. +
Lot No l3 in the subdivision ofand which Ennan.
uel Carpehter, Jr. lived az tho time Of his death,
containing 70 SOlO0 acres and being part Of section
49, Township n Of Range u, bouudela and described
asfolowsi to.wit; Beginning az the South easteor,
ner OF said section thenSb North with the section
line 30 chains and 40 links 10 post tpenoe West
e8 chains and 50iIuks to q post; shenee South u
chains and On links 10 a poat. Thence South Is
chains and 5Olihks TO the section ne. Thenoewith
the section line 12 degrees ID the rpee ot6eHnnng
subject, hoSevors 70 the ddwcr assigned therein
10 susannsh Ring Appraised at Si5 pei acre. ) r
TERMS OF SkLE16ne.third Of tho purchase
money in hand, npeithJrd in one year and one
third In two years nom tho day Of sale with interest
on deferred payment from day ofsnlo D."
t'4Nf "A lc19ll,I ,IACOR L.. RINVtl
,5,s vNpi 1877 ~ SVni y 'Yn rs % 'e0 "'"s'
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COUNTY NOMINATIoNs.

1t was. not the original intention OF
the County ContrapUommittec to put
"a County ticket into the field so early
in the campaign, bat tho State Central
Committee having requested that cop
les of all county tickets be furnished
them by the 25th inst, it was thought
bestto nominate q ticket at the same
time that delegates were chosen to the
Senatorial Convention. Such being
the case, the Union men of the county
were not fully notified, so that the
Convention on last Saturday was not
largely attended, but enough were
present to transact the business, and
to put in nomination good ticket to
be supported by the Union party at
the fall election. ....g,.4 So ..,...
Although knowing itself to be in the
minority in this county, the. Union
party has always been as carefulin the
selection of candidates as ifthcir nom
nation. assured their election, and the
present ticket is no exception to this
usage of the party. All of the candi-
dates are true and faithful men and
competent for the duties Of therespcct-
i've offices for which they are placed in
nomination before the people. We
| will notice them briefly. ,- ,,,
For Representative, Capt, JoHN B.
EvERsoLE of Berne Township. Capt.
e. was originally II private in the 18th
Ohio, and has well earned his success
sive promotions to his present position
by the steadfast and faithful perform
ance of his duties, and owes nothingin
this respect. to fortuitous cifcumstan-
ces, or influential friends. He is a
gentleman ofquiet energy and sterling
integrity. - s-@ st y !
The candidate for Treasurer, THos.
J. McNAUoHTES, Of W alnut Township
was also q soldier in the 18th Regi-
ment who left his home to "endure
hardship as a good soldier" in the ser
vice Of his country. We are assured
that he is in every way qualified for
the performance of the duties of the
Office. ...
1t is hardly necessary to say any
thing of the candidate for Commission
er, HENRY ORMAN, of this city. He is
so we'll and favorably known that any
endorsement from us would be super
fuous. Without doubt the county
would be grealy the gamer if a man of
good judgment, and practical me-
chanic could be added the Board Of
Commissioners. Many jobs imperfect
ly done, have been foisted upon the
county, and notorious lack of taste
has been displayed, in nearly every.
thing, which has been done at the pub
| lie expense. ar>& l..
The candidate for Infrmary Direc7
tor, JACOB BECK of Hooking Town
ship, is also we'll and favorably known.
This, ticket well deserves the support
! OF all tho Union men of the county -
Let us see TO it that the Democratic
majority is greatly reduced and thus
gaiulencodragemont that the time is
soon coming when Butternut misrple
will endin this county, .. 3
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7, tMpATtENoE IN AFFItoTIoN-There
is a certain, skill in taking up our load
upon us, to make it sit handsome and
easy. It's not so much the wearing
as the striving with our, yoke that
wrings and galls.ns. ~ a,Ls ~ - ~
a@ (. In. ,'. [EEEKIEh HOPKINS.
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:EG- We call attention to the adver-
: tisefnents of the "Accident Insurance
Co." of Columbus, and the "Interna-
'tiondE of New York, for which Benja-
min Roinmund Esq. is the agent. :
They offer superior inducements. TO
persons wishing to insure. S..
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY UNION CON-
sa-sf,eirl-sr,s.l. MAINTAIN

Pursuant TO q. call, the Union men
of Fairfield county met In Convention
in the Court House. in the city Of
Lancaster, Ohio, on Saturday, August.
9th, 1865. rts
On motion, Mr.. David Pence was
callCd to the Chair, and c. F. Shaefsra
appointed Secretary.
On motion Of A. P. Ashbrook, Esq,
a'committee consisting Of Messrs John
Garaghty, Isaac u. Koontz, A. Z.
Ashbrook, J. NJ. Gallagher and Isaac
Light, were appointed tor the purpose
of reporting the names of candidates.
for county offices, to the Convention
A communication from Col John
NJ. Oonnell was presented by John
Garaghty, Esq, read blythe Secretary,
and on motion, ordered to be printed
with tho proceedings of this COnven-
ton. taH- II
On motion, a Committee Of three,
Messrs Isaac Wolf, Josiah Flattery,
and William Vorys, were appointed
to propose the names Of delegates to
the Senatorial Convention to be held
at Logan, on Wednesday, August 9th,
1865.
The committee on candidates re,
ported the folio wing names =.
" For Representative, ~
JOHN B. EVERSOLE,
Late Captain Of the 17h O.@E. 7. /.
For Treasurer,
| THOMAS, J, McNAUGHTEN,
" Late Of 18th o. Y NJ ,
For Commissioner,
& HENRY 0RMAM a- ST..
| For Infrmary Director,
=" JACOB BECK.s as -
| On motion, the report was adopted
| The committee on Delegates made
the following report;
Plea8dnt-A p. Ashbrook.
Richland-Noah McNaughten.
RusAcreek-Edward Johnson.
t Berne-H. Eckcrt .H8 III !
Madisoh-i. Il. Koontz. f
Uearcreek-Samuel Barr.
Amanda-Emanuel Dunnick.
Greenfield j. H. Wilson.
Bloom--Je esse Brandt.
Violet-Henry Ritter.
Liberty-Capt. John D. Nicely.
Walnm-Emanuel Thomen.
@Fif Z y G.. Fl Shaeffer Y'tAzI{
Hooking Col. j A. Stafford,
,4,, -y Capt.J. B, Orman.
On motion the report was accepted.
On motion, the Convention ad,
journed.9 ,. .s .tr . r.
DAVID PENCE, Chairman.
G. F, SHAEFFER, Sec'y.
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rG- Tonight the grand hop, for the
returned soldiers, takes place at the
City Hail. We hope to see a large at
tendance; let all turn out, and
' "Chase the hours with flying feet"
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining unclaimed in the Post otIiceat Lancas-
ter, State of Quo. on the 18th OF January, 1860.
nB-ro obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for ditGtised letters" give the date oi
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
nsS-Ifnot called for within one month"; they be
sent to the Dead Letter Office H.,
Free Delivery ofEetters bycdrriers, at ttheresiden-
ces fthe owners, may be secured by observing the
following Rules: .l.lk ,..-., -..,s
/, Direct ettersplainly to the estreetandnumber
as we'll MS the PostotTce and State.
q Head letters withthe writer's Postolreand Stdte,
street. and nuber; sign them plainly with full name,
androducstthat answers be directed accordingly.
3, Letters to strangers or transentvsitors in a
town or city, whose special address may be unknown,
should Remarked at the lower left hand corner, with
the word "Transient /"
a. Place the Postage Stamp on the upper right
hand corner and lsare space between the stamp and
direction for post-markiRg without interfering with
the writing,
n. b, Requestfor the Return Of a letter to the
writer If unclaimed within 30 days or less written OF
printed with the WRITER'S name, posto6ico and State,
across the left hand end of the envelope, the face
side, willhe complied with at the usual prepaid ratio
forpostage, payable when the lettoris delivered to
the witer,--Sec. rs, Law of 1868.
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Clothingi CIothing!!

Great Reduction in Prices at the
~11 Great, Clothing Emporium Of Isaac
y Levy, who has ia ken advantage Of the
s%asfall in goods and has just prrchased
20 for the Summer and Fall trade.
,a-sea9 Aug. 3 '65- 10 IT, "
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peg-See the advertisement of GRo.
S. CRooK, in another column. He will
offer at Public Sole, fine lot of valua-
bio property, on the Gath inst.
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ASSURANCE OF FAITH.-Assprance is
glory in tho, bud; It is the suburb Of
paradise; it. is q cluster Of the land Of
promise;it is a spark Of God3it is the
Joy and crown Of Christian. ,o4e
@a21s el Thomas Brooks.
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The Pic MIC To. day comes off the
Picnic, so-long contemplated, in hon
or of our returned soldiers, We can
only hope that the manifestation may
., prove worthy tho occasion, and we feel
,sassuredsthat, such will be the case
The boys have proved an honor to
themselves, to their county and their
State, and we feel that when the
record of the deeds Of brave men in
putting down this most dhholy rebel
lion is made, the names of none will
ever stand higher in giory's tablets
, than, those Of Fairfelds hoporcd ones.
Let all do all in theirpowef ohave
the boys feel that their services have
been appreciated, and make this a
p heartfelt welcome of all tue people.
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4 NNT IHP0 TAyT DlSCOYSRY.
10 AGrvrs, FARMERS AND LADIES.

INTERESTING TO AGENTS, FAHMERs AND LADIES.
NM T. ore making single machine which com
wv hines the best and cheapest portable Wine
and Cider Press, the dryost Clothes WrnEer and the
most powerful Lifting Jack in the world 1t islthe
only press adapted to making Apple Champaign,
which is now regarded as one olthe most important
discoveries. of theNge.. good agent wanted IN ev-
eryc0unty to whonilwe will hOld such Inducements
as onsUre SlUoD'bofore Christmas. The frstionc
making application from any county shall have tho
exclusive agency. Fall particulars terms, etc, by
Circular. Adtrsss HALL REED q CO.. No. 81 Lib
ery ST New York : n Aug 3-2w".
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Parting Notice.

"'TBe best offritnds must part and
so |. after having pleasantly and with
satisfactory business success spent the
past ten or twelve years in Lancaster,
finding thatmy interests calls me to an
Other point, with II hearty shake OF
the eS,g-, bid all my old customers and
friends Of Fairfield kind adien, and
rothrn thanks for the liberal patronage
that has been extended to ME. | shall
continue in the
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. o..
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of JanuarySlsG6D

ITO expire on the dlst day hl 'JanuaryiS66l
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF sTATE,)
Insurance department,
,r,. =, Columbus, OHIO, Feb, 3, 1865. J
WHEREAS, the INTERNATIONAL FIRE IN
SURNNCE COMPANY, ,slorated at New York, in the
State of New York, has tfled in this otheeHsworn
statement OF ts condition, MS required blythe first
section Of the act NO. regulate insurance Coilpa-
nies not Incorporated by the S:aleof QhQs' passed
April 8, 1856, and amended February ., lSGf; and
whereas said. Company has furnished the mder-
signed satisfactory, cydence thatt possessed of
atSieast ONE aUNpREH FuOuSAND DOLLARS
OF ACrUAI4 CAPITAL INVESTED, in stocks, or
bonds or IN mortgages Of real estate, worth double
the amount Tor which the same - lnoTtcaged and
whereas, Said Company has flediin this .ofiee q
written Instrument under its cQlpor te seal signed
by the President and Secretary tlereof, authorizing
any agent or gents Of said Company in this state 10
service of process or and in behalf OF
sad company according 10 the terms Of saIdlRw.
NOW therefore, in lolriiapge otthe lrst seoron ~
the aforesaid act, 7, James H. Gotmsn, Auditor Of
state forOhio, do hereby certis thnt said interaa-
tiona Fire Insurlnce' Company OF New York, is an
thorzed TO trdnsac, the business of Fire and Marine
INSURANCE in this Stste until the 5lstday orIanuarv
in the wear onethousand eight hdndredahd slxty.six
p. In witness Whereof have Hereunto subscribed
SEAL. my name and caused the sealof my oiee ~ be
affixed the day and year above written.
p JAS, II. GOLDMAN. Auditor ofState.
b. f. RElNMUND,
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Acc1DfNr.-Un Sabbath evenin


.se AccIDENr.-O Sabbath evening
last, the horse driven by a Mr.. Eaton,
took fright on the top of Main street
hill, and ran away. The reins break
ing,he sprang from tho wagon for tho
purpose of stopping the horse. He
however, failing in this, his wife and
child were left to the mercies of the
infuriated animal, who continued his
& Il wild career, down the hill, until the
y wagon struck the lamp post al thescor.
= 20 Iier of the City Hail. throwing Mrs.
Eaton and the child out, 'ihflcting
severe injuries upon each. The wag-
+ onwas completely demolished and
,, the lamp.post broken short off. The
~ horse on becoming free from the wag-
on continued his headlong flight down
5 b. h. Broadway We are happy to learn
"e' that neither mother nor child were
gii 'serioaslyinjurcd. ,-n>e
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance sc an order grantedby the Probate
Court Of fairfield county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at puLlN a1e;itn, on ...l-

|
IN pursuance q an order granttdby the Probate
court Fairfield county Ohio, will offer for sale
at puLle auction, on
.FRIDA Y. A UST 1871, 1865.
AZ | o'clock. p, NJ, upon the premises one half
mile vest ofGreeneastle, on the Columbus road, tho
following described real estate, situate III Fairf III
county and Stats Of Ohio snd bounded and described
OsIuilows: Being theundvided two-fhirds of plrt
q the North. quarter Of section u, Touushrp J
hegnnilg Ht post tire North bOunda ry &C said
qnartcr section 22 5Ol00 chains East from the North
west coroer ofsad quarter section, whef ahokory
tree Il inches ia diameter bears South 3 East gO1i
links ;thehce South 60 loo chains to post thence
West % l0loJ chains to post on the West boundary
OF said quarter section thence sonth II s000 ohans
to post the same; thence East "a ii:l00 chains
to postyon the west honndary Of said Courtrghts
post thence North 67S West 12 sg-IOO CHAINS In tho
place q begnning; containing 4s iSloO acres
less. To be sold free Of dover incumbtance.
Appraised at - per acre. f
TERMS OF SALE-Ole-third in hlnd the residue
10 two equal annual payments with interest from
day OF sale Deferred payments 10 DO secured by
mortgage on the premises.
Possession of the premises, except house and
appnrtenences, given September let, 1865. And pos
session cfthe house and. appurtenances given 0co-
widow, then or thereafter to.remove all crops and
persohal property and ne.half OF the manure sud
straw, lrt
u. Admin strator of Ransom FIitteI, doc.
conuell trItter, Attorneys.
July II, lS' 5--4w A.
N0fs.-AIthoneh the Administrator sells as ahoyo,
only undivided thir ds Of the said tract Of land
the other thri WHICH belongs to Eleancr s. Fritter,
will also ho soid wfth the rsrt sold iy Admins
ltlor the said Elsanor mixing decd therefor, 70
Via. the perohls4r VII get the Sheh tract On ne
terhs above mined.
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H1~ 1t has, at length, been definite
ly decided that The chief duty Of man
is to pay rnilliner bills 60 sayeth
DiGBY.
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.RfaDRe 8SUMe.

Y WISH to sell, at private sale ten acres of valua-
Y blc lana, situated'wo mileswest OF LGncaster.--
New House and thrifty oung Orchard; land is part
ly cleared and hilancei in first rate timber,
ADAM GUSEMAN.
August 3, 1SG5-3v%
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, FAsHIoN-It is said that since the
mania for red hair has become so prev
alent in France, the Partisan bellies,
who have not been blessed by nature
with pink locks have adopted the fash
ion of ofdyeingtheir locks in champagne
to produce the desired hue. Taken
internally it is said to produce the
same effect upon the end Of the nose.
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r@. There has been a change Of
time on the G. &Z.R. R. See time
table. '73@"''f. s't
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-10
Total assets ....."'''''.'''.' Sl'-
LIABILITIES.

The amonnt Of Liabilities due or
not due to banks or other CRED
itors .,.,....,,................ None.
Amount of losses adjusted, duo
and unpaid ........-.....:.......... None
Amount OF losses incurred and IN
process ofadjustment .i.......-.. .- eiSjgo oU
Amount of losses reported, on ~ .
which no a"tion has been taken None.
Amount Of claims for losses re-
y sisted by the cor pany ...,.... None. ..i
Amount Of sll other existing
claims against the company,
viz Rentaccrued but not due sa3 81
Total amount OF losses claims, liabilities SlJS5j %
STATE OF NEW YORK, IS
City and County of New York -