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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-26
CINcINyArf, April %.

FLOUR-i quiet market and nothing beyond n
limited trade demand ut the quotations. Holders
are not disposed to make concessions, that prices
arc unchanged, but to some extent nominal We
quote superine at 81 80 to 75i extra IS 50 to o. fam.
ily, 81 rs to 10, and fancy, $40 81 to IL 2N.
WHEAT.-Dull and heavy Mt the quotations-No.
new red at 81 9j to q No, do ut 81 10 to l5 No.
old red at 81 30 to 35 and extra do. So 10 to So
CoRN.-Mixed, in cal, 55c; do. sheed, IN elevator
IS TO 56c and the same in sacks 60 to GGc. The sup
ply 10 light.
0ATS.-No |. 43 to 4ta, in elevator.
RYE-Higher 300 for choice.
I BARLEY.-No change IN the market.
PR0VISl0NS.-pOrk, 90 so for city mess; Bull,
shoulders and sides lOlI TO lal4c.; Bulk hams lGc
Bacon Shoulders l21lc,; Sides l5c.
BUTrER.-Fresh yellow. 40 to Acc.
EGGS .-Steaiylnt i9c per doz.
SEED5.-Clover w to 25; Flax 2 Is to 2 30
Timothy 315 10 IS.
cHEESE.-Quiet at2l TO 22c for old.
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rbeconrse oCstuly consists nj SINGLE and DOW
RIE ENTRY BOOK KEEPlNG, IN stock ana Part
nersbip Sets. Wholesale and Retail mrrchannlSe'
Comni, SION, Conn ound Company and JOINT sioux
Blsiuess, Banking, Commercial Paper ComIn"''il
J,w business Arithmetic, Practical PenmanshiI' &c
Alaryr Hall is now fttcd mp for the Iclegr"phlc
Den,rnnen, ycIusIycly whore advantages will lie Sc
urnI an ncior to ANYTHING eswere m the West. II Is
i'm Tho care of au operator al long experience, ana o
the hest reputation Having also the iaVor ana lA'.
ronare of:he lealing Telegraph uHicers'throughout
the West situations lot graduates can readily DC Sc
cured ~,.,, ,,,,p,,,
The tuition fee is only about GNE-llALF that usu-
ov chorged i'm sim lar SttutiDns while the cheap
na:s of living the numerous educational advantages
of the pl1.e and the comparative absence oi tempt
atoms To vice are important consideration.
We da NOT GUARANTEES situations TO Our graduates
far II is hrvond the power Of any CoinmerciM Col
loge to got situations for all graduates h1it we do
GUARANTEE ul and COMPLETE satisfaction to our stu
dents. ,A,,
chain neither do we claim 10 So absurd athlng us a
"patsat" on a systsm 0finstructon,
TER MS,
Tuition forthe Full Course, ncldling Busi-
ness Prnmanshln .,.,. .''''''.''''Sl" wv wv
Talegrnphic Course",. .-..-- - - wv wv
Roth combined -. W. W.
Teachers Course in penlranship. ...... 10 :"
To ANY who have duuitscnnc ring where to go ior
a prs,npss Education, we snV-ifvon study one week
with us aud find We have deceived Won by hlse rei-
resentations ask for your tuition fee, and Twill no
refunded.
For further particulars. send for Catalogue and
Circular. lJanlsth' iooo-i!l
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brARRiE


DITTIMER-,AMs MsBAUGH--o the l7th inst, by
Rev q. W. Mechfng, Mr.. iacob Dittimer and Misa
Lena Amsmugh, both of this city.
RlCEER-RADET- Oh the l7th inst, by Rev O
W. Mechling, Mr.. Adam Richer and Miss Mary Ra'
der, both ofGreenfeld township. % -n4 fts.1
.LlNDEL--HUFF--On the 10Th INST, by Rev O.
w Mechllng. Mr.. Gottleib I.ndel aud MISS CaroliLe
HUFF. both OF Greenfield township.
: EY-CouRTNEY--At the First Baptist
Church. in Zanesvlle on the 10Th inst, by the Rev
O. r. Emerson, Mr. VIM Whit ey, Of this city, and
Mrs Courtney, wife Of the late Rev. Courtney.
McLANE-STETSoN-0n the 18th inst, in Du
montyille, by s. d. Rldehaugh Esq., Mr.. Francis
NcLane late private IN the 43rd q, V. L. and Miss
Lavahcha stetson, Of Fairfield county.
Gu UiTIs--COMER-On the 18th inst. by the Rev
j. !. Swander, at the sidenre ofihe brides mother
In Lancaster. Mr.. Thomas ]. Curtis, Of Lima, Ohio
and Miss Matte Conner. .U .i ,f.
RllOADS-MAS ON-on the 10Th inst by the Rev
@. H. Leonard. at the residence of Mr.. A.. r Mason
in Basil, Mr.. William RhoalstO Miss Uatharine IL
Mason. both OF Reynold. burg. h0 q
CULLUMBER ER-BARNH ART-By Rev +. vnhle
mark, ut his rcsideTce, on the l9tii lnst Mr. ]. Cul
llumb tu Mss Grace Barnhart.
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ELEGANT CITY RESIDENCE FOR


A Ane, new, well-fnished and commodious brlck
dwelllngina part ofthe city convenient to business
wtha full lot, is offered for sale at bargain. Par
ties desiring to secure such property, may learn
tSrms and particulars bycalling on the publishers o
the Gazette.
April 20, ,lsC6-tf .. r H. w.
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uarkets--wholcsaIe Rates
NEw 'YoRK,April 9

FLoUR--Lower;7 40 to 9s for ezra State; 8 GO
too " for round hoop Ohio; 50 to IL OO for trade
brands. Closing dull.
WHEAT.-DuIl and lower; so to IS for fair to
good Milwaukee. t-'
C0RN.-Dull ut IS TO $50 for Western.
. PORK.-2G 10 to 30 u for new mess.
IsARD.-Firm at l715 to l7JAc.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-26

Door-Bell Hanging and Repairing.
r. B!LLINGHURST, would inform the citizens o
Lancaster that he is prepared to attend to the bus
mesa ofhangng and repairing door-bellS, and work
OF similar class Residence, north sldei Wheeling
street, a lew doors east Of High.
Anril 26. 1866 .''
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AAND-l cow. !.


The Mendenhall Improved Loom
possesses superior advantages over
all other Hand-Looms ever invented,
is more simple in its construction
and operation, more durable, easier
to operate, and more reliable; and
will weave greater variety of goods
with less machinery, and with less
power, than any other Loom.
From fifteen to forty yards can be
woven on it in a day. Every thing
is performed by turning an easy
crank; child twelve years old can
operate it. Farmers can be inde-
pendent by weaving all their goods
for home wear on the Mendenhall
Improved Loom. G.. Tr.f SD.
It weaves Jeans, Satinets, Union
Cloth, Tweed, Plain and Double Plain
Cloth, Blanket, Twills, Striped, Plaid
or Ribbed Goods, Linsey, Balmoral
Skirts, Table Linen, Toweling, Birds
Eye Diaper, Duck Goods, Carpets, etc.
WE WILL ALSO WARRANT TT
TO WEAVE EVERY KIND AND
QUALITY OF ALL-WO0L GOODS
EQUALLY AS GOOD, IF NOT BET.
TER, THAN ANY FACTORY LOOM.
r CaI and see Ille Luom IN opelalio
nnc door West Of Biuman's Hote
Main street. Lancaster. Ohio.
PETER G, HURTs Agent.
Lancaster. Ohio
TLooms, Loom Findings, Woole
and C6,ton WarpS. and Filling Yarn
constant V on hand.
Aprlli2, lsGC.--3m .s,- .y.r......,
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Millinery Opening,

Don't fan TO attend Hyrss GRAND
millinery OpsninE which OOtAmences to-
day. .r =,
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NEW ApvERTIsEmENTs. rs.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Magerl& IArmbruSter-Groccry and
Provision Store. .,...'''. l 'fr0
City0f LqncdSter-Ordinance in, re-
latiohS 10 Board of Health. T. '''''
Olds d. RabbitS-Lancaster Wool!en
FactQry.yn1 G.{sLI YrlaJoa
T0mbarger& GIlgher7-Pho!ogr
AmbrCtypcs, &c.
F. BiHingAurst-Door bell banging
&c.
Thomas Henderson--New Livery
Stable, &c.
PostmaSter-List of Letters. , d.-J
ELS. Gardner--Sale Of Real Estate
C,F Rdiney--Last Call to. debtors
of Reber, Kutz x Ulrick.
,,J,N, Ailler--Dry Goods, Millinery
10, &c. s.2 ,a
Or. Le,cis-A Farm for Sale.
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TEN DOLLARS EACH.

Na,-Al the above list OF Watches will DO sold fo0
TEN OOLI4ARS EACH. 4.
Certificates representing each and every vntch ~
the ahuve List placed in sJilar Enveores, 1 ana
scaled ANY person obtaining a certificate 70 oe had
~ o,,r ofHre on sNnt by mail % any addrets, can
havethe srclNcnled for on the return ot tue Vor"-
hyate, with Ten Dollars ,,e.. sn ....
ns"h NE viii he sent Tor 50, and Fifteen for ~
The oartiAcstemnst in all cases he reinsnea WIN
ssl s uh,or]arS promptly Allied and forwarded bJ
nflI, en- q, express. Address
4 rseuEn ''""" UAZARD, MOORE B Coz
sCS BIoadw'y, \. Z.
A,rti & lscc-aW
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L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

prirc,rols Of the Chirographic Department, In
strurtors in Spencerlnn Penmanslip-Fiaini
Practical aud urnimental-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, dc'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-26
Administrators Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.

Thomas and John A. Fettrr., Admnis-l Petition
traitors of the estate of Geo. Fetters, dec.
against 10 sell
Elizabeth A. Fetters, widow, and
others, Detendants. iahu'
UNP PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
I granted by the Probate Court OF Fairfield county
ohio, in the above case, will oer AT public auc
ton on ~
.SATURDA Y, May 9TH, A. d. 1866,
at O'Clock, p NJ. at the door Of the Court House in
Lancaster, ohio, the following described real estate
situate in Fairfield county and State of ONO tO.wit
Lot No OF lands divided ON partition 0flands of
Incob FetterS, dec, IN proceedings in the Common
Pleas Court of SAID county, wherein George and
Thomas Fetters we're petitioners, ana the hers oi 'i
lacoh FetterS dec we're defendants, as recorded in
PlrtiOn RA,Ord No, = page 3lo; being part ni the
North cast a Sert,on 81, Township u, Range la'
commencing ut the south westcorner OF fsnld 4 sec
uOn; thence North 40 W. along SAID - section
line q j- M chains; thence East % Va 10 chains;
thence south Il ;-lO0 chains thence West +-lm
chains to the place Uf beginning cXcspi l2hcres Of
above described tract, OF the south west corner
thereof sold by George Feters AMI wife to lOhh \.
Fctters 10y deed dated April ~ Sii, of record IN Re-
cord of deei, of said Colnyl-contilnng 10 Uo-lo"
acres more orless.
of Samuel FetterS adOningthe lands .; sald George
Fe:ters, conveyed to tieOTge Fetttts Ov Sali-ue'
Fetters and wife by deed dated Aprd q, ls1''
Also Lot M. Of lands divided IN the partition
nrcccdlng aforesaid, beng the tract assigned IA
| Maria Fetters partition rs aforesaid henG par
of said North etst a section n, Township H. Rang,
| 49, commencing at the 80 th east corner OF s,ld =
| section; thence North 1long aid 4 section line
Si-,Onc hains thence West 2j chtns; thence >outl
| I 7j-l00 chains; thence st ~ 4.lOl chins TO Tn
nl,ce of beginning containing % 3O.lGI acres no~
ar less; being same tract conveyed hy samle
Wcakley and wife to George retters by deed date'
| March ~, 1853
Ali oftheahove described land heing IN one body
| said Land, az 4U-lHO acres, appraised at 81, 80.
| TERMS OF SALE-Dne-third in hand one .thir'
| IN one year, and one third in two years irom day u
sale with interest. Deferred pW nents to be se1u-
| red by mortgage on premises sold. -
THOMi is and JOHN A. FErTERS,
AdmrS of Geo. Fctsers, dec.
| Ry Connel 4 Frtter. Aty's.
| Anril ., lsdG-2 2iwSl0 80
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Receipts on subscription to the Lam
caster GqSstte, for the week ending
Anr;l o5 1863. -.---
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LIST OF LErrERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Anda Caroline Murphy Mary M
Allison Maggie Christ Master
Barnhoan George Owsley & Burdctt
Brown Magdolne Rhodes David
Mrs Ruff Mary
Burrough J B Ruse W T& BF
Bowers Mary Seely CS,l
Encarty Elizabeth Sock John
Mumaugh Andrew Seifert Louis
Maurice D W Scott R II
McJury II .-s. Shull Solomon
Miller Hannah Walker W J
These letters are subject to an extra
charge Of one cent. ~ a,.ii''
~na7 @. M Il. WISEMAN,
'"'"'. '' Postmaster.
per G. Il. WILLIAMS, Asst.
Lancaster, April 20, 1866.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-26
The Last Call!

A LII persons indebted to the finn Of Rebsr, Kt,tZ
~ UlrcK, Qfthey desire to save cqsts) will come
FORWARD and pay their Indebtedness.
am determined TO close up all accounts and notes
within short time, and unless paid they will LEFT
with an officer for collection.
OFFICE -Over Reber, Kutz h Ulrick's Store,
in the room formerly occupied by A. McVegh, Esq
e +. RAINEY.
April 20, lSG6-tf. h"
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10 EG va
ICE G r E A nj
S A l. D D N!
ANDREW BAUMAM
NAJOuLD announce to the public that he has fit
wv ted up the rooms over his Grocery store Tor
the Durnosc of Il first class
.ICB CREAM SALOON.

(Entrance hy stairway one door west Of entrance to
iiroccry,) where this delightful retreshment will be
prved up OF quality aud IN style to give universal
| satisfaction,
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Thomas and John A. Fetters, Admins-) Petition
traitors of the estate Of Geo. Fetters, dec
against TO sell
Elizabeth A. Fetters, widow, and
nthnra IlnInnlunia. Lind.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-01
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE
Mail Arrangements.


Ch,cago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. NJ, and 4:45 P. NJ. Closes at TO A.
M, and 7:30 P. NJ.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, Waterfowl, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $50 a. M, and
closes at 40 p. m.
Davenport Mail arrives at $50 A. M, and 500
P. M. Closes 500 A. NJ, and Ais P. NJ.
0quawka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazhtt, Ham
let, Perryton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Keithsburg, to Oquawka, leaves Monday, " ed
nesday and Friday, ats A. N. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at 4P.M.
Maeomb Mail, via. Presumption, Farlew's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HsEder-
son and Monmouth to Macomb, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. N. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at P. N.
Centre Point Mail, via Rural, Prsiris6eld, Rich
landGrase, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
AID Henderson, TO Centre Point, leaves Wed
nesday and Saturday at A. N. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at 6 Pm:
Cambridge Mail via: Coal Valley, Peunsy lvania,
Orion and Andover, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, at A.. n. Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday at 6 P. NJ.
Office hours from A. II. to 500 P. n.
On Sunday open from to l0a m.
J. B. HAWLEY, P. NJ.
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With a Surplus of over $780,,

The Travelsrs' Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, Conn., the first to successfully introduce
In this country the practice oil Insurance against
Accidents, of whatever kind, whether they occur
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This company has been in successful operation
since April LIST, 1864, and up to April l., 1866, had
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over fourteen huadred losses--in addition TO the
large sum of S92 500 realized to twenty -nine
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GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES. So
The best policy for every man, whether ne trav-
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which insures against every possible form of cssu-
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! An annual premium of $40 or Sl2 according to
oecuPatiohl, Will secure General Accident poll.
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week during abIity caused by accident (nol
| exceeding twenty-sIx weeks tor any one accident.
An annual premium of S25 $50 will. IN lake
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Any other sum, from $500 TO $4,000, at pro
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against loss OF lie only, the rates much lower
liberal discount on three and five year policies
ONE MONTH GENERAL ACCIDENT POLL
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This company issues d very convenient form o
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! For mechanics and others who cannot easi
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year, policy for half year will be gwen with
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. Policies Issued by
J. NJ. BUFORD, Agent,
, | mayl1dtf. Rock Island.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS
PATENT.

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- GE- To MARRIED. LADIES
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Full Girsctions in the pamphlet around eae h
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In every case, send the name OF each subscriber
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Address
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has is one OF the grandest discoveries IN med
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Auction Room.

He is licensed city auetionoer, andi-if you
nave anything to sell he will do it in the best
tanner.
Palace Row, Illinois Street, Rock Island.
JOB ROSS.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-01

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