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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-07
The Eclectic Magazine.

Wchave the December number be-
fore us, containing articles from ten or
twelve of theforcign periodicals. The
establishment is n beautiful steel en-
craving of the Kremlin of Moscow
Those who desire the cream ofthe for.
cign magazines at small expense and
in convenient limits, should take the
Eclectic.
The new volume begins January 1st
1866. Terms s5 per year. Single
numbers so cents. Address w. II.
Bidwell, No, 5, Beekman Street, NY.
See advertisement in another column.
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ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the County
n commissioners, OF Fairfield County, Ohio. at
their next December session. praying the establish
ment of County road as near the line Of the road
now opened and in use, as may be PfactIeAoie Jor
good road forty feet IN width; beginning AZ point on
James Miller's lands ia Section No. ?, in Hooking
township in the Royalton road near the foot o. tho
hill below his residence, where said road, now IN use
inters sects said Royaton road; thence in a north
wardIy direction through said Section, by the resi-:
ence of William Brumfeld to the north line Of ssld
Section, being also the township line between Hook
Robert Work thence westwardiy on and near sara
line TO point where said road now opened, direrges
from saialine norhwestwardly,,a and thense oy @ 1ne
res,dene Of Samuel Hooker to It's intersection with
the Columbus road, between two bridges CROSSING
Hooking where tho road terminates sala ionnS ..,S
road to he so laid out as that the said Iownsnp ~" ~
Intersection and divergence Aforesaid AZ ~,
viii therefore take notice accordney uns zu y
ot November, A. D.. 1865. MANI fbiitiV'
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BarEaInsi RarRain,ii

Great rush at Devy'S mammoth clio.
thing depot, another fresh arrival OF
Ready Made Clothing of every dcs.
cription, cloths, cassimeres, beavers,
hats, caps, trunks &c, &c.
Men and boys if you want 10 save
money in buying your Fall and Win
ter clothing go to Levy's in the Shelter
Block, where you will find the largest
and cheapest stock Of clothing in the
market. i'-'H
Clothing made to order, and war.
ranted TO fit. See advertisement.
Lancaster, Oct. 5-tf.
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Amach e Nealy James W
Bowmiller Geo W Outcalt & Brother
Church Advocate Peoples John D 2
Callar Walkan Radebaugh A D.
Castle William Jr Radebaugh Bena.
Dutton Bine wall
Deeds Charles StutZman Daniel
Dyrman James Stripe Emma
Friend Banner Sweeny G
Dahl & GetzMessrs Shopp Jacob
Hartman Eliza Mrs Sleeper J W Rev
Huddleson John Tchooppe Kate
Johnson A N Prof Townsend ] W
Keller r M Miss Vance VI
Lancaster Frank Whitley 0 Mr..
Lowery George Weaver. 9 Mr.
LivingstonRebeccaW Weller Henry NJ
Miller Benjamin Wolch Jacob ,
Neibling A w Wake John
Neuin j W Rev Winterintz Max
These letters are subject to an extr'
charge of one cent.
= sss C. M. L. WISEMAN,
3d.. .t Postmaster.
per G. H. WILLIAMS, Asst.
Lancaster, December Z, 1865.
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For sale by G. Q. BECK, Druggist.
Notice to Teachers

Pursuant to notice, the members Of the Exccu-
tive Committee Of the Fairfield County Teachers In
sttue met at the Study off. O. HartEler Friday eve
ning Nov. 2ith, for the purpose Of making the nee.
essary arrangements for the Forthcoming session o.
| the Institute. p.
The House was called to order by the President
after which the Committee proceeded to business.
On motion G. L.. Sites, Mr.. j. G. Hartzler was
appointed member Of the Committee to fill vacancy
caused by the resignation Of J. Q. Harper.
On motion of J. q. Hartzer 1t was agreed to hold
session of the Institute during the coming holiday
vacation, to commence Tuesday, Dec. 26th, at II
o'clock A. NJ.
that the public Institute funds in the County Treas
ury secured to us by the Laws of OHIO, be used fol
the purpose of procuring Lecturers for the Institute
The Comm,tee then proceeded 10 select Topics
for Report, and to assign them to number oiTeach.
ers throughou the County. ....-
The fol.owngwere respectfully assigned:
School Government, Isaac Roose
Capitalization OF Teachers" Danl. Hammack.
"Morals OF the Teachers" H. +. Smith.
Teaching" Miss sallie Feenan.
"The Relative Importance OF the Higher Branches
ofStudy," Miss. ]. NJ. Beckett.
"Thc Relatonbetween Teacher and Parent, G. L..
Sites. g I'D =
"The Science Of fEtymology." Prof. John williams.
"Cleanliness and Ventilaton,n MISS Jennie Peters.
"Moral Training Rev. j. B. Helwig,
"Joint Education OF the Sexes" NJ Miller,
Graded Course Of Instruction. Rev. J. +. Rein
mund ..s.,
Polteness, Miss. Maggie Duncan.
method OF Teaohn1,"J. J. Wagner.
Motives and Rewards OF Teachers" Miss Mollie
'"Teachers' Literature,," ]. G. HartEler. ....
These and other subjects ofimportance will be dis
cussed by the Institute during its Session.
tits impossible for us to assign subjects to all the
Teachers throughout the county, but II is earnestly
hoped they will contribute.
The following Teachers are appointed committee
men to canvas their respective townships and urge
upon Teachers the Importance OF attending the In
stitute ti 81 6 fa'F
Hocking-A. studebaker.
Pedsdnt-N. p. Stevenson.
Berne-Daniel Hammack.
BlooR,-H. s. Smith.
Amdndd-A. Roose.
Wdlnut-P. v. Trovinger. Is -.. ...
Hiolet-M. NJ. Ritter. W -.
Pushereck-James Thompson.
GreeHdeJd-M. Manly.
Liberty-John Thompson.
Arrangements will belnade fot the free entertain
menl OF all lady teachers. t..
Mr.. White, State School Commissioner is expected
to be present and deliver lecture, some time during
,SProcTess'' Is. the motto of the age aud as the
great object OF the Institute is the improvement Of
Teachers, we hope they will feel sufficiently inter.
osted TO attend. BY order Of the President
GEO. L. SITES, Secretary.
Lancaster Nov. 30, ls65--Sw
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FICKLE-BARNETT-On Wednesday, November
e, 1905, in CleaFeIeek Township, BY Rev. T. slbIsy
~. DANIEL PICKLE and hisS MARIAH BAE
NETT, AL Of Felrhsld County, Ohio.
sTALEY-JACKsoK--o Thursday, Eoyemb.,
20, 1855, by The Rev. B. N. spahr, Mr. JACOB q
sTALEY and Mrs. chrHARISE a. JACKSON, al
or Fairfield County, Ohio. 7
EG0LPH--RiLEY--0n fbe Sd day Of December
1885. BY the Rev. r.. A. Washburn. AT. PETER
EGOLPH, Of this County, and Niss SARAH 4
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Hours at Home.

. The December number of this inter
esting magazine is on our table. It
contains some twenty articles, prose
and poetry, upon great variety Of
subjects, written by able pens. We
notice one. by Prof. Schee de We're, for
merly professor Of Modern Languages
at our Alma Mater. 70 The poem by
Mrs, Moore entitled "Hager's Fare,
well' is superior to the best scriptural
poems of Willis. s'i3s f0G "a
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WARRINGTON. Nov. 30

| .'l WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.
The following proclamation has just
been issued by the President Of the
United States of America:
"WHEREAs, By the proclamation Of
the President of the United States, Of
tho 18th of December, 1863, the privi.
Ilege of tho writ Of habeas corpus, in
certain cases therein set forth, was
suspended throughout tho United
States; and
"WHEREAs, The reason for that sus-
pension may be regarded as having
ceased in some of the States and Ter
rritories. Now, therefore, be it known,
that l, Andrew Johnson, President of
the United States, do, hereby, proclaim
and declare, that the suspension afore-
said, and all other proclamations and
orders suspending the privilege Of the
writ ofhabeaS corpus, in the States and
Territories of the United States, are
revoked and annulled, excepting as 10
the States of Virginia, Kentucky, Ten.
nessee, North Carolina. South Carroll.
M, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Tex
as, the District of Columbia, and the
Territories of New Mexico and Ari-
zona.
"In witness whereof, have hereun-
to set my hand, and caused the seal Of
tho TInitad Sfofaa IN hn offiYnd
"Done at the city of Washington,
this lst day of December, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hund.
red and sixty-five, and Of the independ-
ence Of the United States of America
the ninetieth.
[Signed] "ANDREW JOHNSON.
"By the President:
WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD, Sec'y ofState.
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STATE BANK OF OHIO
Notice to Note-Holders.
oTTicE or THE STATE BANK OF OHIO,
if Columbus, Nov 20, 1865

As THE CHARTER OF THIS BANK WILL Ex.
a pire on the irst day Of Maypext, the Managers
are desrous Of taking up its Circulating Notes as as
' III persons holding Notes Of the state Bank oil
Ohio are requested 10 present the same at any the
Branches, without reference 10 the particular
Branch that issued the same, rs they viii be
promptly redeemed in S Legal Tender Notes
when pros ented In sums offve hundred dollars
and over they will be redeemed II desired, in sight
drafts on New York at par, and express cha. ges
paid by the Branch 10 which such packages are sent
BY order ofthe Board Of Control
Nov. 80, tseS-sw J. ANDREWS, Pres't. .
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1T Andrew Bauman, successor TO
Samuel Beery, has just received a large
stock Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS, in.
cluding all kinds of TOYS for chill
dren. ... f,@l ,rs..a %
Persons wishing the old,fasbioned
HAND CRACKERS, can be accom-
modated at Baumap's Grocery and Ba-
kerry. Cd" '"' ''- 6w.35.
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WINTER Is APPROACHING

And If you want a nice ovcrcoat Of
French Beaver Cloth, Dablia Color,
Blue, Black, Brown or Moscow, call
uponPETEns, MILLER BRoraER. They
will get it up in good style, and in
short notice. Ava
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DWWe are littlo tardy in getting
to press with our paper this week on
account of the Presidents Message,
which we did not receive until late on
Wednesday afternoon. twill be found
interesting and valuable, and we give
it entire.
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ruANIxsouv,No.

To-day is the National Thanksgiv-
ing Day. Business is generally sus-
pended, and most of the congregations
Of the city win unite in thanksgiving
services ut the English Lutheran
Church.
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"Thc Book or Books" .A
Am. Bible Society.

DePosItGry at THthiIl q sons Book
store, gt. a. A.,
Where Bibles and Testaments can
be had at COST Biblesof every va
riety, size and style Of binding, from
60 cents to $40. These Bibles are su.
perior to any others published. y
NoY. 9, '65-6w. n. -- L-
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COURT.

The Court of Common Pleas is still
in session and will continue until tho
end Of tho week, making a five weeks
term, one ofthe longest on record in
this county.
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PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION

The Writ Of Habeas Corpus Restored
in all States Except Virginia, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana, Ar.
kansas and Ierds., the District Of
Columbia, and the Territories Of fNew
Mertc0 and Arizona. .f
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Lieut.. CHAs. A. BEEHY, will accept
our thanks for q copy Of the Ohio
State Journal containing the Message,
In advance of tho mail. q
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aLAhaE SALE OF SfocK. The atten
ton ofstock dealers-those wishing to
purchase Sheep or Cattle-is called to
an advertisement in another column,
The sale, will take place on the old
MithoOffarm, three and a-half miles
northiof Basil, on Wednesday, Dec.
13th. 2ynrN t,re df,.r 'r'-e91t -s
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Gro. II, Smith, JR., is the only a.
gent in this city, for the celebrated
Florence Sewing Machine. rs
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"No sooner have we measurd with much toll
One crooked path, in hopes to gain our freedom
Rut IL betrays us 10 n new affilcton"

But u betTays us 70 new aWIUIIoh
DIR. D. Il. Seeley,s LIQUID CA
TARRH REMEDY, used regularly
even for short time, will assist in
smoothing the rough passages in life,
by affecting a permanent cure of Ca
TARRH.
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Lines on the Death ofDavid n. Jones, a
Private IN CO X. I4ah a VI

Lines ON the Death OfDavid ~ Jones, q
Private IN Co. X, I7th owl
DIEO--At Nashville, Tennessee, September an,
ieei, DAVID z. JONES, Of typhoid lever, In his
nth year
Oh. David thou hast JetuI, and gone 70 res, above
And the arms OF jesus win rest In perfect love-
You lsh hsin your youth, with bsnd Of notle boys
To hght for freedonscanse and rs noble jus; lava
Thou hast len kind and loving parents. to mourn
their loss below,
Andyour brothers, and your sisters and caused their
tears to flow.
Dear DaYd thou hast let u.s. andt thy spirit is at rest
with the Angels tbatln Heaven are singing anthems
with the bles.. ta
Away from home and friends, have brayely fought
and died.;
Through the Ihckes ol the hght, your arm was ever
true, .t+t
For our noble flag and Union, and the boys who
dressed IN blue. tts
oh David it was hard to part, with one We loved SO
well,
Our home Is far more lonely now, with US you've
ceased to dwell;
But David mfy thy spirit sometimes be lowering
near,
For we love thee dear departed we loved thee very
dear.
Oh, David. may we meet thee, in that brigh. and
happy land
With the spirits Of the best and sit at Gods right
hand;
Farewell to thee, FAREWELL we bid thee now good bye
Until we're called away from e2rth, to meet above
the sky.
G. r. c.
Baltimore, Fairfield Co., o.. Aug. %, 'G5.
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WILLIAM KELLER.
WILLIAM KELLER. SOhN kkLLhk'
Keller & Brother,
GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS.
Northeast corner Of Chestnut
and Columbus streets, Lam.
caster, Ohio.
~ Tar
Administrat0r's sale OF Real Estate.
Lancaster, Nov. ., 'G5-aS IL

PURSUANT to an order Of the Probate Court Of
Fairfield County, Ohio, ] will offer for sale at
pnblic auction, on FRIDAY, the sthday Of DECEM:
Der, A. D. 1865, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon at the door Of the Court
Aouse in Lancaster, thefolowing described Real Es
tate, situate in said County, viz
Lot No 1l2n McVeigh' addition 10 East Laticnsi
ter, Ohio. Appraised at sl35 0O1
Lot No. IS, in West RushvllleS well imptotcd. Ap-
praised at $500 90.
Tsy7s ofSale-one .thire in hand, one-thifd in one
year and residue in two years from day of sale, with
interest; the deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises,
dc bonis nan, Of Jackson +. Dollison, decd.
Nov. 0, '65-al 6w.
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IC- RUTCH

xxIoULD his Sld es,'1s1 ,hs TSo
ina. hS S"s 1Sa SRGsTs door 70
Oh Tsimadse House.I viii give my whole AZ,
Il Kktention StherepairiDgofW watches, Cocks ana
jcwelri Give me CALI oncand s'l, wnrn fN1rww y =
LANCASTER Artii3o, leeS-aH
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Nov. 90, 1868

NToTTcE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
" has been duly appointed and qualified as Admin
isrator ofthe Estate Of Mahala Letter; dec
JAMES DRIVER.
Nav 40 lahi-.lM.
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FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.
no you want 10 buy a Pianoi

% you want to rent Piano with privilege OF
buying?
DO you want 10 exchange your old-goodf for moth
ing Instrument for new one?
DO YOU want TO buy an Organ for your Sunday
SCHOOL,
DO you want an Organ for your Church,
10 you want III e1od eO N for your daughter
DO you want to buy Phillips Musical Leavest
CALL ontho Agent Of Phi Hip Phillips 4 Cos,
Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati, o., He
stDI.s at the TALLMADGE HOUSE, ROOM ~, or
at Nr. Billinghursts News Office.
Lancaster, Nov. I'd, '65, 3lH.
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To the Public.

The subscriber has removed his
Clothing Store to DR.. Shawk's corner,
whore he will be pleased to greet all
his friends with anything in his line.
Oct. 3, '65-28. JACOB GITE.
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND Bors


Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more ofthem for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store in the city.
Come and SEQ for yourself.
If P. RISING.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FlhM,
IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY
PUBLIC SALE.

TENHE following Farms belonging to the estate Of
Il William Cruit deceased. VII De offered for sale
by Public Auction, and sold 10 the highest bidders at
the door Of the Court House in Lancaster, on
MONDAY, January 9Th, A. d. 1866,
at one o'clock, p. NJ:
FnS-The s. z. quarter OF Section "a, T. Is, r. 10,
containing IG0 Acres lying ~ miles porth Of Lancas.
barn, plenty Of fruit trees, and abundance Of good
timber andliying water,
Sseond-The South half off W. quarter Of Section
ST. T. Is, X 49, and part of the South half ofthe s. Z.
quarter Of same sectlOnin al! lO3 Acres lying Gl%
miles West Of Lancaster, on the RoyaltOn Road :;
beng all OF sad William Cruits Home Farm, except
96 Acres on the North side, which have been set off
10 the Widow for Dover; on the premises to be sold
are dwelling house a large orchard OF the choicest
| grated fruit and living water.
ttIMFd-Part OF the East half Il Section 3f, T. H. u.
20 containing a Acres lying ad dining thelas above
described tract but in Bloom township. II hHs a
good dwelling good spring and fruit ami is dssira-
| bic little Farm.
These lands are all free Of Dover, and will be sold
with general warranty OF title Possession will be-
| gwen on the first OF April next On the first named
Farm about 20 acres are IN grain. Oue.halfUf which
the purchaser will get the residue being reserved
for the present tenant.
| Terms-One-third the purchase money in hand,
onethird in year. and balance in two years, with
interest on deferred payments from day o! sale.-
Devds will be executed 10 the purchasers, who wdl
be required to give notes end mortgage for deferred
payments. HUNTER D6UGHERTY,
| Atty's for Heirs Of VIM Cruit, dec.
Lancaster, Dec. Th,' G5-Jw-PfslO rs
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Administrator,s Notics.

gWNHE undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the estate oflsaac
Patch, late OF Fairfield County, Ohio, deceased. -
Creditors will present their claims duly verified and
persons Indebted to the estate required 70 mako
immediate payment. JOHN ASHhAuGH,
Lancaster, Nov. 1851 3T" AdministratGg'
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per G. H. WILLIAMS, Asst.
Lancaster, December Z, 1865.
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w Il A v e r.
CELEBRATED
MEXICAN BI7qERG
CURATIVE.

And that as a regulator Of the Stomach and Bowel
they can not be exceled
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-03
SIR TET 70 TICE.

Notice is hereby given that TIE undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall County Indiana
WILL at the request of a. f.. Waron, proceed on
Tuesday August 22d 1865. to SURVEY and subdi-
vide Sections 10 & 90 I. 81, n Il. f. in Mar
shall County, ard also establish the corners oil
the lands belonging to said Waron in said section
said survey will be continued from DAY to day il
necessary till completed.
Nonresident owners of land in said sections
who fail TO meet me at the time aforementioned
at the residence of A. +. Waron. and de:ray or
provide for defraying their portion of the ex-
penses Of slid survey, will be returned to the
county Auditor delinquent, and such delin-
quencies placed on the tax duplicate for collec-
ton according to law.
MS J. NJ. KLINGER, Surveycr.
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c u r ABLE DISEAS ES.

Cancers and all generous affections alterations
and tumors of different forms. amenorrhea. or
absence of the menses, or painful menstrtuation.
lucorrhea, -four abus, chlcrosis, or green
sickness, prolapses uter. or bearing down. and all
female complaints, general debility, &c. Fever
and Ague. chronic affections of the kidneys,
gravel, all diseases of the back and loins, liver
complaint, diseased spleen, chronic and innama-
tory rheumatism elephantiasis, scrofula, hip dis
ease. white swelling sslt rheum, giddness of the
head, palpitaton OF the heart, nervous headache.
neuralgia, scrofulous leprosy, and those Difficult
ties brought aboutby the indiscretions of vonths
&c, successfully treated.
invite the sick to call upon me. NV advice
IN all cases will be gratuitousy given: nv opinion
unbiased. No expense incurred unless there l.
reasonable hope OF cure. do not make sick 70
make well, or tear down to build up again Dis.
eases permanently removed-not smothercd for a
time to reslndle in some other part of the BODY.
DIX. LONG can be consulted in the ENGLISH
and German languages.
April 9th '65-n23yI JAMES LONG, NJ. D.
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ELIAS 10y.
,SIRIE Y y OTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana,
will a: the request of James Snyder proceed on
Monday August 2lst 1868. to survey and subdi-
vide tho North west of section 30, + 50, n X
>, T., in vi Irshill county, and also establish the
corners of the lands belonging to said Snyder i'm
said section. SAID survey Will be continued from
day to day till completed.
Nonresident owners of land in said section who
fail to meet me at the time above mentioned at
the residence of James Snyder, and defrav or
provide for defraying their portion ofthe expen.es
OF said survey. will be returned to the county
Auditor as delinquent, and such delinquences
placed on the tax duplicate for collection accord
ing to Law.
n47 j. NJ KLINGER Survoxor
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SIR TEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby iven that the undersigned
cou MY surveyor of Marshall County Indiana, will
at the reques. Of James McMillen, proceed on
Monday August 2Srh. 1863. to survey ard subdi-
vide section IL. /. %. n. X, >, E. in Marshall
County, and also establish the corners OF the land
belonging to said Mc.Mllen in said section. said
survey will be continued from day to day if nee
essary till completed
Nonresident owners of land in SAID section who
fail to meet me at the tine above mentioned at
the residence of James McMillen. and defrly or
provide for defrayinS their portion ofthe expens
Of said survey, will be returned to the county
Auditor rs delinquent. and snch deinque ncies
placed on the tax duplicate for collection accor
ding to law.
ms j. NJ KLINGER. Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-03
From indianapolis.

INDiAsAPoLrs, Ind, July 81
The weather for the past three days has
been remarkably fine, and farmers have
improved it, working even throughout
Sunday, saving their grain and hay.
The 31the regiment, Sth cavalry. and
Gath battery were received by the civic
and military authorities to-day. The ] lth
Indiana is expected tomorrow.
Railroad communications, interrupted
by the late rains have been generally re-
sumed.
Two scroundrels in soldiers clothes, at
at noon to-day, while the clerks were abb
sent for dinner, entered the Bellefoun-
tame railroad pay office through window
and breaking lock, distracted $4,000.
They were, however, discovered, as they
were making their escape, captured, and
the money recovered.