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DOMESTIC PORTS.

At Bordeaux LIT inst ship Graham's Polly. No.
ton, for New Orleans. fr.
At London I'd Inst, ships Zephyr, Bgelow, for Bos-
ton, log; Crest Of the Wave, Woodburn. and Ellen
Maria Hall. dig; aud others .l.
At Cardiff I'd inst, ship Gardiner Colby Mcclellan,
sid I'm cienfasgos sOth uIt. brig Mcintyre, Mar
shall. for Philadelphia.
At Arroyo 30th ult, sch G 4 Young. from Portland,
fer New York.
At Havana 10th inst. brig Sarah Flagg Farrell. for
New York. ldg; and others
At Matanzas eth inst. ship John Bunyan. Carver,
for New York, log; barques Eventide, Park, for
Philadelphia; Mary Rich, Carlton, Tor Falmouth,
Eng; brizs 1 W Eaton. Sawyer. and Merriwa, In
gersol for New York ldg; Sharon smith, for
Portland: sch Starlight. York, for Philadelphia
Ar at Sagua It'll inst, banque John Carver, Hlcksls,
Matanzas. ~ ~. ..-..... f..
Sid 1t, brig Queen Of the North. Thompson. for
Portland; barque Talavera, Merrithew, for Phia-
delphia. ...
Ar at Quebec lslh inst, ship Lancaster, Ocean.
Port va sc.
At Glaze Bay CB, 1t inst brig Olive Frances
Small, for New York. ready.
AT at St John NIB 18th inst, sch Sarah MARI, MARI,
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

One of the most valuable books to . Maine man
that has been issued. 1t is at Irintsd and bound,
of 800 PIP, 1t follows our boys from he time
ofleaving their hom 8, through every engagement,
aud Accurately gives detailed accouat of the part
cursed rebellion. Every soldier who has borne
partin the service, from beloved State and every
citizen who desires to preserve authentic record
OF The part his State has born in the war for the
Union, will secure 3 copy .--Biddsford Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

f.. II , =
2nd--Ihe Rates for Insuring are less than mot
Other Companies. as may be seen by refore, CO 10
published tables while tho Dividends are large-
Stand all important to persons rho wish to In.
sure our Dividend for the last hvs years was larger
in amount. and in proportion to premiums psid.
than ever declared by any other Life Insurance
Company in the wOr d. being over
IA 10 Per Cent.
4th-Oividends are payab'e ASNUA LLY, the next
being February l,t, 1866. and ma be used as cIsh
in payment Of the Iremium Tor any Gu rent year,
which givessl the advantages OF tia note system
without having to pay interest on notes.
f. S. WINSTON President
HALE REMINGTON,
Gan. agent for the New England sta,-s.
~ All Information given By application in pr.
soaoF BY letter to
IL r. Dc w. LANGFORD, AGENTS,
a.n % EXCHANGE ST, PORTLAND.
june l7-dtt ....
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The Part taken by Maine Soldiers

A@Aoe1
in the State during the war, coesis'in ing OF
The Part taken by Maine Soldiers
In battles marches &c, describing their camp life
exciting scenes and deeds Of personal prowess-al,
together the most desirable and popular volume ever
presented to the people ofthe Pine Tree State.
The work il highly valuable. not only for perusal
but so for reference substantiate facts &c, &C.
as 1t is m de up from official and semi official sources
aud ia highly endorsed By the Governor, the Adju-
tant General, officers and men of the Army, and the
entire pressof the State. That these facts may be
more satisfactorily understood read the following
opinions of Gov. Cony and Adjatant General Hods-
dom
AUGUSTA. February Sd, 1866 q
Messrs Nelson DtagIey. r., Co, s
II GENrLEMEE:-The advance sheets Of he work
published by you entitled Maine In the War for the
Union" have been submitted to me for inspection.
The work itself Is that every Citizen in tine State,
1 should suppose. would be DESTROYS to have in pos
session. Its brief and truthful synopsis Of Ia
bors and achievements Of the Regiments Of our
State The materials have been dra wn from oGioisl
50
Maine up to the date of publication. hope 1t may
have as it deserves, q large circulation.
A''ps'''uny syA ANU coNY,
.s5h0a3 jaa Goyeinor of Maine.
HEAD QUARTERS,
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Augusta, Feb. y, 1866. J
Messrs. Nelson Dinyley. Jr., 4 Co.,
l have examined tue advance sheets of the work
5000 be published by you. entitled Maine In the
War for the Union" giving suecinct history of
each Of the Maine Regiments. The book OF the
most interest ng and valuable works ever offered 10
the Maine public. containing it does q mass of
facts relating to the troops that have gone forth from
this State gathered from official and private sources,
which interest every citizen OF this State. and which,
without such record as this, might soon have been
lost sigh Of The editors of the volume are amply
qualified for the execution of the work, and they
have made good use OF the ample materials they have
80 Enthusiastically gathered from various sources.
am yours, SC,
JOHN L. HODSDON,
Adjutant General OF Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

As there Is scarcely man. woman child in the State
that Is not Immediately interested In Of the organz
tons, the popularity Of the work be easily foretod
The few who not so Immediately interested but
whose hearts in the great work Of national redemp
ton, and who love the old Pine Tree State will find
proud Qualification In scanning The record of the
history Of Maine in the War for the Wotervjte
Nail.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

WHY IEJURK THE CoMPLExIoE BY Powders
AND WASHES which choke or i'll MP the pores of the
skin and In short time leave it harsh and drys II
10 the blood, and If yon want smooth and soft SKI
use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF EARsAPARILLA. II
removes black spots pimples and all eruptions otthe
skin.
Nor AFEw OF sHs WORST DISORDERS that af
hict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood
HKLMBoLDs EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Is reme-
dy ofthe utmost value.
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sP ECIAL NOTICES.
the Union l''
A FEW MORE GOOD AGENTS
Desired at once.

The above work is wanted by every loyal family
la Maine. 1t contains full history of every Regi
ment and Military Organization that has been raised
in the State during the war, coesis ing OF
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

The noble part which Maine has taken in the present
Is here recorded while the facts fresh and
sble The authors have taken great pains to co ect in
formation from eyewitness, and record in seperate
GLIDING thirty-two infantry regiments, mounted
batteries one company Of harshooters and three cava
~ regiments. The work is creditabe to the industry
and Of the compilers, and in thus contributing
her quota to future history Maine has set example
which hope will be followed in other Staes.-Bostoa
Journal ~ or LII q
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

Its execution reflects credit upon all concerned. The
contents what would be expected iron its ute the
printing Is well done, With clear type and On good paper
and its bndingSand general appearance very neat
1t is smbeished with fine steeeBgravings Of Major Gen.
erals Howard and Berry. Thousands Of Maine citizens
we hope, will purchase the book. Portland Press.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

II comprises succrct of the part taenin the
war by each regiment, battalion and company that en-
listed from Maine and thoroughly and faithfully enron
icles the facts and events Of which it purpors Be
history-Gospei Banner. .7t'v W.,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

Juee 8. lat % IS, lon "A 40. brig Wenonah Gr-fam
from Portland for Cardenas
June II. lat 81 As, lon "A 81, brig LorannA, from
Ban or for Havana.
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It's truly insaluab.s work o-s lportlana oouris,

1t contains vast amount respecting the Maine troops
brayer.-Aroostook Pioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

The work is divided into 46 chapters with an appendix
bringing the work down to 1866 Each chapter treats
separately of particular regiment battery In the or
der Of their formation giving the of the commits
stoned officers with full and suecint account of their
operations and achievements.-BeLds Ase
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

tits book which should ind place in the library
OF every citizen of Maine It displays the result Of much
patient and thorough research. determination Chroni-
&C., Sg
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

No book has been issued which will 50 directly inter.
every man, woman and child who has been represent
cd in the army by kindred and friends and every cit
zen who shares In the gratitude and pride which the pa
trioc heart feels in view Of the noble deeds performed
by the brave men that have gone forth defend their
country.-Portiaad Price 0urrent. ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

The editors have well performed their task The vol
ume will be found very Interesting particularly for those
who have been IN the ssrvee and for their friends
Portland Argus.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

most valuable reliable and interesting record of tn
achievements OF Maine in the great contest for ma
tionalty and freedom, Skoschtsan Clarion.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
d RnmoonAT

The Copperheads claim that Gener-
al Sherman is a good Democrat. He
has shown himself 10 be 4 Democrat
in ngenersk When johnson and Hood
tried to crack him, he proved to DO u
qHard-shell." When lie was down in
Georgia giving the people their rights,
he was n Estates Rights Democrat.
When no issued matches to the boys on
The South Carolina line, without stat
ing what they were for, wo suppose ho
was a "LocofocO." When he ascertained
the positions of the different corps at
night, by burning buildings, he must
have been u "Barh burner" When lie
set free thousands of slaves on his
march, lie was no doubt "Son of Lib
crty." When he made the grand cir
Gle of the continent from. Louisville
around to Louisville again, wasn't be
a a"Knight Of the Golden Circle?"
And when he bagged Johnson's
army, closed the war, and marched his
gallant army home, wasnt he a "Peace
Democrat g,rr,i.i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
one OF THE 0pummERs.'

We were favored q few days since
with n call from one Of Sherman's for
ayers or "bummers." JACOB ScHopp,
of Greenfield township, in this county,
is n member of Company +, 18th Regi-
ment. lie passed through the war
without injury until March last, when
he was captured near Lancaster, South
Carolina, while ont Cumming" He
escaped, and, while hiding in a negro
cabin, was attacked, by three bush
whackers, who entered and fired upon
him after he had surrendered. He was
shot five times, once in the right arm,
twice in the left, once in the right
breast and once in the left side, and
left upon the floor of the cabin, the
bushwhackers thinking him dead. So
soon as the guerrillas were gone, he
left the cabin, and delivered himself to
Wheeler, who allowed him to 60 to, a
hospital at Charlotte, North Carolina
He walked to the hospital, a distance
of forty miles, with his five wounds
fostering, and after his arrival, had his
arm twice amputated. By the time
he was able to leave the hospital, the
rebellion had surrendered, and he came
homo, looking stout and healthy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13

RES But we would enquire how much
sympathy and brotherly love you
have for that old Irish gentleman of
your own party, who pitched into you
so violently AT the depot few days
since, because of your advocacy of
negro suffrago!-[E Eagle. ,isr..
When an old man. crazy with bad
whiskey, begins to blackguard us in q
crowd, we have sympathy" enough.
and sense enough TO walk away and
lctttc foul-mouthcd fool rave. When
ever any other than an old and drunk
en- man says as much, or the hundredth
part as much, We will very soon show
him what sympathy" We have for
hiM. ,r
1t comes with q bad grace from this
follow who runs the Eagle to bo stir
ring up the Irish against the Gd-ctte.
We wish to repeat what we have be-
fore said, that we knew him when he
was q fanatical Know-Kothing, then a
Jotrneyman printer in the Eagle office,
damnins The Ignorant Irish" and the
"Catholic Praists," and making faces
at the democratic politicians. True
he was not an initiated member of the
0rdCr, but IN principle, conversation
and action, he was as rank n Know
Nothing as ever abused the Irish OF
hated the Pope.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13

.
PowELL's MEDALLION OF PRESIDENT
.LINooLN.-This beautiful Work of Az
is not only correct andpleasing like
ness of our late President, but Is also
a very desirable and enduring orna-
lnept to tAe psrlor, the possession, of
which will insure against questions Of
loyalty during the Nations great strug
gle for pSSpctaity,
The Medallions, frosted in pure sill
ver, are enclosed in u patent metallic
,casc, invented expressly for the pur-
pose, entirely excluding tho air or dsst,
aad Warranted to setain thoir lustre
untarnished, '-A a. t-A T.
This, containing the Medallion
mounted in handsome gilt or rose wood
frames, needs no commendation from
us, but wiz at once recommend itscl'
to the friends and admirers Uf the
GREAT and SeoD man whose mcmory
it is intended to perpetuat6.
These Mcdallions Will be ON exhibi.
zion at tho Jewelry Store Of GEO. II
SMITH, and also at tho Corner Drug
Store, (Mf. BEoK's,9 on and after Mon
day next. J. M.SSUrPtEN sole agent
for Fairfield county, a2I,a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
va Office.

Eohn ". TinEbone, Alviah Finkboue, 3rsry E.
y tin,p me, Of he county Of DarEe aud State Of
Ohio; Ruth g. Whtacrc, Of the county Of Warren ana
Stite 0f N1o; and Margaret Fmkbone 81 the county
o. Fairfield aud state vi Ohio, will takc notice that
petition was Ned against them on the l3ti day ofJIne.
4. ~, lSif ~ the Court Of COMMON Pleas within
.id iOr tho county of Fairfield, Ohio, by Lydia NJ.
F.ukbone AMI $ naw pending, steiein said Lydia N.
r'lnkhoNc i"iaJnds PARTITION OF the following real es-
tltc sitiaie ~ the sad county Of Fairfield, OHIO, to-
wa ~ art at the west hall of the South east quar-
toy Of c,tiou twenty one 2i, in Township sixteen
ia. If Rang, uineteen t!el in the land district ot
t7 cd,hs aud state Oi Ohio; beginning AT the south
sa, corner Of the aforesaid west hulf said quarter
section thence west eighty (s0' rods thence North
siNty ,g rods thence Fast eighty so rods; thence
Sinth lN rods Va the place oi MISUNDERSTANDING
thirty g acres di'an5 more or less; and that at the
November terIn OF sGjd Court A. II. 1855, the said
.ydir VI, Fnhtone will apply ioran order that part
ton sr 10 pIade OF SAID premises, and the dover OF
the SAID MarEoret Fiukhone he therein assigned.
HUNTER DAuGHERTY,
and W ]. Beers Atry's for petitioner.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, July II.
FLOUR-superfino at SIS 5000 IS,
and low extra at 5000 20. We quote
trade brands Of extra at Sc 50@6 Is,
and family at s7@7 20.
WHEAT-Prime rcd at 81 so. ~,
RYE-Prime at zoe. --.
CORN Choice selected car brings
7O@73c, and shelled 73@75r.
OATS--Salcs at G5@6Gc. I o.
WHISKY Firmer at 50 05.
CATTLE--Pr have declined SOC,
and we now quote at SO so TO So so as
the whole range for common to prime
becves, per GENITAL gross
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Notes Of oil the denominations psnled will 10
promptly furnished upon rree,ptci snbseriPt,ons.
The noleJ Of tirs Third 3ct.cs ssc prcoisely airaA
If form and privileges to Ia, 3a7,n.Thrt'os alrealy
sold except thatshe Government reserves to it'el
tho op,onofpsyiDe in,crest in gold com nt { per
cent, lns,raa cf = slfih in orrerey. suia-rbcrs
will deduct the iB;efestir currency up 20 Jly ii'h
ct the tine, ,y!cn they sa5scrisc.
Tbs delivery ofthe no.g. o!ih)s 'hrd:er ofthe
scysnthirtes siil co,smc:..e u, ,el'rof I-He ~
viii 10 Inslr peosppIy 4ad continuously a:tor :ua.
dnIe.
lhpsiis. ehshG1 iaal- in ,hs cop@.ticnf n this
THIRD SERIES agac:' ohly thsioater q terat. :
Tho psyacn. in gold, 4 rnsl" III o2 eIai's 's,e' is
the currency interest OF me a,vha. r'.e.
T1, rst,Tn u sp9,lo psy'aea.,, .n thn "-rnt n
which ony wall the opton to pay interest IN Goa be
availed OIL woulI so seauce~ud eqas..'z pr 9ss tia
purchases made with six per cent in gold would be
fully equal 10 tn 3sc made a;h yeT.aaa rse-ten;hs
per cen, IN currency. Thl- - -
| TIE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Row offered by the Government fnA ~ superior Cd
san,ares mako it the GREAT IoTtL4R Loan CT
THE. People.
Less than s2a'sO'e ,Soofthe Loan artoi'aed By th'
last Congress aIe now On .he naFArt. ih:s amount
at the rate at which it il beas sso'crcd, .llai b
subser.bed for within ESQ months when the notes
will undou,tediy command premium, es has M,
gormIy been the seon closing the subscriptions ''
other Looms.
Ia order tina, citizen, Of everrt'yr s-A SECTION .
.hr rsunt-y may be Afforded isciltcs for ,fhing h
, tosu the National Bantai Stale Banks and Prvat
Bankers throughout the country have general
agreed to receive subscriptions al par. srbscrIJc
will select their own agents, IN whom they have conf
dence, and who only are to be responsible fer 'h
delivery Of the notes forwhicf they receive Orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent Pha"ddPh'a
Sa5,e,ptiyi,s ,ciH b: rfceissibyths Ftrt; Nation
, MI rank OF I.nncaster, Ohi'
i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
LANCASTER MARKET.
Chitas6 Market

--"...' CHICAGO, July IL.
Flour 10c better. Sales at So 25@
8 60 for white Winter, and So GO@S5
80 for Spring extra.
Wheat irregular, closing 1c better
Sales at 81 20@l 2l for No red, and
81 1O@l l3 for No. Spring.
Corn &c better; sales at 56@561c.
Oats quiet and lc better. Sales at
4l4@424c.
Rye SC better. .."--'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
Another Theatre,

Weavcrs Dramatic Combination,
from the Opera House, Columbus, and
the Cincinnati Theatres, will open in
this city on Saturday evening next, at
the City Hall. Those whe hayo seen
the troupe at Columbus, speak ofthem
in high terms. They come well rec
commended, and lhelovers of the arama
will no doubt tiud their entertainments
well worth patronising. lt, II,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
nIARR1En.

WRIGHT-HOW ELL-In this city,
on tho 18th inst, by the Rev. Charles
A. Williams, FRANK Il. WRIGHT, of
Lancaster, Ohio, to MARY d., daugh-
ter of J B lIoweil.-Daily Gate City,
(Keokuk Iowa. Juno 10th.
EWING-MARTIN-At the resi-.
.dcncc Of Jno. d. Martin, in Lancaster
on Thursday morning, July 9th, 1865
by the Rev. j. B. Helwig, GEORGE A
Ewing and ELLA MARTIN, both of this
city. ..,..-. ......,-
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Johnson,s New ram.i y A,is..

This great and popular work has re.
Gently passed through new edition,
and, we think, comes out very much
improved. 1t now contains over a
hundred large steel plate maps and
plans, representing every State, coun-
ty, township, city, village, and hamlet;
every mountain, river, railroad, canal
&c, in the world The maps arc
palmer and superior TO any other we
over saw. Besides the maps, there is
u vast amount Of reading and statisti
cal matter in the work that must be
seen to- be appreciated. Mr.. d, W.
Schraefel, the agent, is in town, and
will give our citizens an Opportunity
to see the work. We trust many will
place q copy in their family library.
b.. To-. . % .r "a u
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
LADY RIDERS IN THE WORLD.
A stud of II SHETLAND PONIES,
drawing the furry
CHARIOT OF TITA1IA,

The whole forming the most attractive
outdoor display ever witnessed on
This continent,
Attached to this establishment is
Mr.. CROCKETT, the great Lion Ta-
'ner, with den Of six enormous Ii
ons, frcsh from the forest, untauied
and unsubdupd, saye by this beast
'onqucror, whose daring exploit at
Atsley's Amphitheatre, London, won
him enduring fame. This glorious
vet consisted in going alone into n
ehole herd OF beasts, Which had es-
'aped from their cage and devouIe1
poor fellow who fell in their way
md by his mysteroAs power quelhng
-beir rage and THIRST. for blood and
'Andrg them back to their d6ns Mr..
rocket viii appear ut each pcrfor;
nance in their cnormC ts cage, feed
hemwith raw Meat from his naked
and, ami demonstrate his control
.verthem by making them perform
number Of maneuvres and novel
vOlutions. During an interval in
he Circus scntoflaininent, Mr.Crocket
viii 90 through his daring aud won.
ierfnl perlnrinanGCs. within tie IN.
NENSE DEN OF WILD LIONS IN
he center of the arena, exhibiting to
the audience II degree of sterling
courage and iron NERVE neter before
cqualed by mortal man.
In addition to the most unique and
remarkable attractions, which OF
themselves excel all others now he.
lure the public, the management
takes pride aud pleasure in announc-
ing that the
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
Notice 10 Enrolled Militia,
FArRTIELD COUNTY ArpiroR's cTTIcr,
IANcAsTra. lime 2I. ls65.

LANCASTER, June Il, 1860.
JeNIIE ATTENTION OF ENROLLD MIs
4 LTTIA Aof Fairfield County is called tothe follow
Jng section passed by the General Assembly Of Ohio,
March 81 1871:
SIC. !. That there shall he appointed " the Gov
erior, IN each county IN this stale Military Sur.
gcou, who shall he commissioned for the term OF
three years, unless dschargod with the rank
n or who, before entering upon his duties, shall
take an o1th 10 nithTllly perform the dntes Of his
office rhat nom tho st day Of July to the 18th day
of August IN each YEAR It shall he the duty of said
surgcon,o keep sh Office the county ond ex
anime all applicants for exemption, upon the pay
ment to HIM, by the applicant, Of the stun of fifty
cents. together with such stamps asTinv be required
nv law, ard Il hps Of the opinion that the applicant
IL unt Tor the rerofm7rce ~ NIL tary duty he shall
give him certificate Hs required by Section ofths
,et II anv such Surgeon shall knowingly give "a
rsl @ ccrta'a5n he shalt he deemed guilty Of mis-
jcprehnar, and Ia f1ei IN say sum not exceeding
fitv dorrs f,- ag7h ,ffeNse N be recovered by IN
d'r,mf- m ,Ne proper county, tor tho tenNft Of tho
Mil'sg5 Fund The evsu,.u6ton and Yeeomue ada
tC' 81 tAa Ai'i5o b01- shnll not be required rom
SAD County 81 ''sS Surgeons.
AsteealiytA tst above law, Nr p NJ. WAdrSHALS,
hos, besh opr rtntoi. Ofice "a Shaeier's Block ,
public 81 ere, west Of tho Narket.house.
. lule 2-iN, cr-n,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

-. ra PHlLADELPHA, July IL.
FtOUR-Steady. Snporfhc, SEQ
G25; extra, Sc 50@6 IS. .,t.sE
WHEAT-Firni. Now red, 81 $40
l 60; old red, 81 55@1 G5; white, 81
806S2 90. -, t.t .lH.l IS [ii7I
RYE-Advanced to Ole for old.
C0RN-Fifm. Yellow, 92c;white SS.
OATS-Firm at Csc.
PETROLEUM Firm. Crude, 800
33ac refined in bond. 521@53c; free,
71@73c.
WItISKT-Dull at SO 13@215.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
ruE f17rH REcIMENr.

We notice, by the daily papers, that
the 18th Reriment is to be mustured
out at,once. In week or two they
will no doubt'be ready to come home,
and it would be gratifying to the citi-
izens to have them come in a body, and
gratifying to the'boys TO have rccep-
tion from the citizens. aHe hope the
matter of giving them a reception
will be attended to in time te give them
a hearty and substantial welcome.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13

MARY ELrzABETH, daughter Of G,
M. l.. Wisoman, died yesterday morn
ing of dyptheria, aged four years-aad
nine months. This is the first death
= in the family and we sincerely sympa.
thize with the bereaved parents.