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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-23

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Class J. PREMIUAs $500 For Trctting Horses.
Two u It's and repeat, TO Harness. CsOR 70 the
world to enter, 2 TO start.
First Here
5eo0nd dOrse ------- -..-------.....- $500 200
Ihlfo 1OJ
SAME DAI.
Casa 2. PsEzIun s27O-For Trottiug Horses
owned in Cleveland, ust tave never shown 2 50.
Mite seats 3 N . to Harress len. er, , 10 start
THURSDAY, AUsrsr 23p, 1866. PEEsTUxs 81. 600.
CLASS 3. PREMIUM s7tG-gor 9rostlpe Uor.s.
who nave never shown 2.34 in pubic. Opln 10 the
world . to sn;si, z to start. nile heats, ) in
to hssness.
5itst a2rse
Second 9D
4NIu .-...- 100
SAFE Day.
CLASS I. PsEMIUa A0-For 1rottinR Horses
owned in CT Veiand that have never shown $50.
Mile heats, Sin 5 TO harness; 10 sntsr, } to start.
FRIDAY, AUGU-T 24sH, 1855. FRkHIuHs s2,l5O.
Glass s. fRExIUH sAO-For Trotting Horses,
Mi e Heats. 3 in 5 to Harness ) 70 eater, 2 to
start. open to the world.
FIRST
Tsi-5 LII - 80
1AAAe hCi7e zoo
EAHE DAY.
Glass;. KESSARR EousE PuasE, sl5s-For
rEotting Horses, Double T,sms, Owned By one
man. Tin thiee to Wagons, Er Cleveland Horses;
3 to enter, : to start
sAIuRDAE, August 25TH. PHEuIUzs $1,000.
CLAsS T. HEATES PEENICN s1u0.-fOr Trottiuz
Horses who do not take q Premiam. ; in s 10
Harness; to enter, : TO start.
FIRST 90
seeono - 200
SAME DAT.
CLASS g. PREMIUM S3OO.-For all TrottfnR
Horses owned in Cleveland. 3 in 5 to harness; 4
to enter, 3 to start.
EA1t EoFee $40
Second HOrse --. ..--.---.-.----- leo
Estriss for Class ! -, !, I, 6, and s, viii close
Entry Tor Glass No :, viii close August 24th, at
eP. n.
Entrance to the above Premium NiIl be 10 per
cent. All entries will Re called with the Entrance
Money, enclosed 20 the secretary, z. o. Box 1893,
tEndorse Entry and Class ca he Enveiope)
10 Dexter, Butlcr, and several celebrated
orses nom Kentucky and other parts OF the
country will 5s present. Tie Kinsmsn St. Rail-
IoAd VIII T N every len MINUTES from the Square
dlreet to the Parh. Fare 10 Ssnts-
~ Admission G' RJlt men Si.Css Ladirs 50 cents;
to the Grand etan9 - cents.
COMMITTEE or ARaAEeEnEErG
George Sprsgue, D.. p. Rhodes,
Z. A Buck, II. Hurd. Jr
S. Merchant, Up Ross.
J. II. kiEkwocd, L. N. N. Taylor.
J W. FITCH, President.
WIN. Il POTTS, Superintendent
H. OLMSTED, Secretary. auRIO:342
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SIDE SHows-There are some curious
side shows out at the Driving Park. Two
immese rattle snakes are in one pavilion.
In another are wax figures of President
Lincoln and some prominent generals, a
Mexican pig, peepshow, monkeys, and a
man who swallows pebbles nearly as long
as a hens egg, jack knives and twenty three
inches of three swords. In another is the
great Kentucky giant Mr.. Martin Van Bu-
rem Bates, Z feet III inches in height, 90
years OF age and weighing Az pounds. Mr..
Bates was of ordinary size till nine years of
age, when he began TO grow and grew II
inches in height in less than that many
months. A fat girl eight years old weighs
275 pounds. But the most curious of all,
is the living skeleton, Mr.. John King. who
is IS years of age and weighs but As pounds.
He was formerly in the I'D 0. V. I, under
Colonel Buckley of Fremont. He was q
strong healthy man weighing 1G4 pounds
till on the 9th of April 1852 in the first
battle of Shiloh he was wounded. His
spine was injured, which caused the with
ering of his lower extremities.
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S. PBRLEY, its reliable Opticisn. ssl
confines 70 give universal satisfaction h "a
ersctios Of his profession, No. ISa Superior strss
Johnson House Building.
~ II Is 20 The Edventags Of all, when soden
5Ate . sense IS that Of sight Il Concerned. I 5oaI
with enc OF acknowledged sin, Who makes no hlSe
PreteusiorH; also . fail asscrtmsat ef O1tjcal All
a~ashaDetirEl i~nstTnnstf IufTI
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OF
ANNUAL HORSE FAIR.
o. THE
CLEVELAND DRIVING PARK
ASSOCIATION,
August ed, 2Sd, 2iih AID 18th, 1866.
$3.50 co

WEDNESDAY,, August 30. 1866. MINUS 81, coo.
Class !. PKEnIUAs $500 For Trctting Horses.
Two u lis and repeat, TO Harness. JsDeR 70 the
world 3 to enter, 2 TO start.
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Name. DIS. Entered by Diver.
Commodore - g.g. E. q. Lewis Mr. Noble.
Chestnut jim CHI e. Geo. Perkins o. j. Peck.
Union Jack 10. IT. Elwaod Sam. Keess.
Fitz Morrill, T. g. VIM. Brown H. Brown.
Lady Jones =. b. m. W. Il. Potts W. h. Potts.
Bay Jim----lb h. W. B.sheldon W. B Sheldon.
o. T. orlin-.. b. z. ROsencrantz Mr., Gilbert.
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WANTS.
SALE,

nor SAIR-RFALEsTA me late residence
4 ofkdward Wade, East Oleyeland slso " senes
of land known a. the Meeker Farm, and ptrt. OF the
Miner Tract. Alec four bouses on Ohio and Wal
worth streets. yUDsoN- Once No D, Perkins
TOR sALE-OH Reduery in good running order,
It situated on Wslworth Bun, near columbus St
Capacity 50 barrels. Enquire O. the subscriber on
the premises. 5. TR0WBhIDGE. aug25.3H
TOR SALE CHEAP-yive lumber wagons
+ and three hueEies, at 20 Miehigan-st. An work
warranted. WM. auRl3:3i
COR sALE-A fine lot OF Dressed Flooring,
A Siding, and Barn BOarjs, at A
on Eagle street, near ScoviTs Barrel FACTORY. az 32
DOR sALE-A small Cottage House and Lot,
L No. IL Nestry street. Inquire on the premises.
aur22-3tt
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALR-Situated on
- Vine street. Brick House and nice Lot. In
quire at 81 Harmon street. R~ug22.346
HOUsE AND LOT WANTED.
THE ADVERTISER WANTS TO BUY
a good House and Lot In some desirable loca-
and pos -ssiOn to be had Nov LIST, 1856. Address,
through PostofHce, &C" care II Merwin street,
naming street. number ard terms. aug2l:34
E9R sALE-Ten acres land three miles and a
halt iron CITY, on Detroit street, corner lot,
beautifully located on h Oh ground overlooking the
Cleveland; first class soil for grapes and small fruits
Also, 5or l9aere lots Of my very best Grale Land.
1nquire At I29 Pearl or II Jay st. suR3e3A
EOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
z PROPERTY-A choice tract Of Missouri land
80 acres and improved and near the Iron Mountain
Railroad. Appy 10 CALYIS CARR, Iroa Dealer,
Is HersTin street. a~uglO-346
E0R SALR-Shingle, Stave and Barrel Maehin-
u cry, comprising Single Mills, Heading Mills,
Heading Founders and Plsners, Heading JOiHters,
Single aud Stzve Jointers, EQualizinR and Cut on
saws, &c, &c. al new. OF cur own make and
warranted
FULLER & FORD,
2s2 and 2s4 MadfsOn-Sf..
anR4:sss CHICAGO, ILL.
EDu E-OIE-a nne lotof Petroleum Burn.
z tgE 0E, q go FsctrrT g " J. GUILD. on Oeo.
a. ur- aer1sR-
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Milwaukee Market-Aug. ~.
F~LOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Salesa at $500.
CoKS-Sales at SOC for NJ 1.
OATs-Dull at $50.
kEoEIPTs-FiOuT 80 bbls wheat Is, 900 bush.
sHIPAENT-Flour 500 bbls; wheat 81, 900 bush.
Rose d ProRGiss' PrOg1stOn Market
Report.
HAzf-Sugar cured eanVassed 3 D. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Canvassed p D.. I6z
DRIED BEET-sugar-cgred Canvasssd q D.. =
BAcOa-Or Smoked Sides 2 B..------ -
Leafkettle-Tnd'din bbls or tres q
Prime Lesfkettle-rnd'di liz kegs 3D.. 21%
PoRE-ho- l mess q Dbl 90
" Extra clear , Dbl .--------.--- Sc 90
Light
aBHO saargs msse fer packages or carriage.
All articles are warranted strictly prime. Orders
promptly Allied.
Rose b PRENTISS.
Nee. 10. IA and lac Ontario street..
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SANE DAT.
GLASS g. PREMIUM SSOO.-For all Trotting
Horses owned in Cleveland. 3 in 5 to Earness;
to enter, 3 to start.
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HOUSE ANN LOT WINTED,
FULLER & FORD,
WARTED--AcENT

Eom gALE-OIL-a nne lotof PetroleuH BurR.
z fgE 0Es - tEo FscrrT g W. J. GUILD. on Gen.
~ W 1911
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-)sts
M A so MI q.


Celebration Of the Festival of st. john
the Baptist, at Circleuille, on June
23rd, 1866,
hr. We have been requested to inform
the members of Lancaster Lodge and
neighboring Lodges, that they meet
at the Hall of Lancaster Lodge, on
Saturday, June 23d, 1866, at 8 o'clock
in the morning.
Extra train will leave this city at 0
o'clock for Circleville, and returning
will leave Circlcville at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
Procession will be formed and leave
Hall Of Lancaster Lodge at half past
8 o'clock, preceded by Lancaster Cor.
net Band.
: Lodge will escort Encampment 10
Depot.
AT Circleville there will be Pro-
cession--an Grafton by W. B. THRALL,
and q Picnic at the Fair Ground.
y The Corner Stone of the Lutheran
Church will be laid on this occasion.
All members of the Order are cor
daily invited to be present and parti-
cipate in the ceremonies. aafE
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Deafness, Blindness. and ArtI-
Ilcial Eyes.

We learn that DR.. Knapp, of N. Y
the experienced and distinguished Oc-
culist and Aurist, Operator on the Eye
and Ear, will make six visits to Circle
Vile and Lancaster, once week. At
Circleville each Tuesday afternoon, at
the American Hotel; at Lancaster each
Wednesday forenoon, at the Tall
madgo House. Being half a day, at
each place for six weeks
B6T To begin at Lancaster Wednesday
June 9th 1866 ~gSa
Serious cases of Deafness, or Blind
ness, should present themselves carly,
in order to have sufficient time to cure
them.
From number of notices before us
we extract the following
"Deafness-An Extraordinary Case,
We learn from undoubted authority,
that James Falls, of Noble County, o.,
aged Al years has been deaf and dumb
from infancy; could not hear any
sound, not cven a cannon, nor the loud
est thunder. Jre was placed under DR..
Knapps treatment for Deafness on the
26th day Of September last, and now
he can hear SO faint sound as the tick
of his own watch, and of course is in
troduced to a new world of sounds. -
Columbus Ohio, Journal.
Sight Restored.-Dr. Knapp has
inserted an Artifcia; Eye for gentle.
man residing in Delaware, that moves
like a natural eye; also, restored sight
to young lady residing five miles
from here, who, in a recent letter,
says.-"l can now see to read with
both Of my eyes; something can new
er remember Of doing since my carli-
est existence. ."-Detapare Ohio, ca.
Zette.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER
OF COURT

I'm saturday, July 2I, 1896, between the
NIhours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p NJ, at
the door ofthe Court Houseln Lancaster will be sold
to the highest bidder the following real estate as the
property of Lauretta Peytcn, deceased, to-pt. The
one undivided seventh part OF part of Section 90,
Township 10, Range is, described as follows: Begin.
ming CHAINS, 40 links East of the North West cor.
ner OF said section ut stone Thence south va. GO
degrees west, II chains links to n stone; Thence
west va. 40 degrees west, chains and 90 links to
a, stone; Thence south GO degrees west 20
chains and S6 links to stone; Thence east va 10 de.
grees west ~ chains and 5S links to n stone; Thence
north va. ~ degrees west q chains and Al links to
stone; Thence east va 10 degrees west Is chains and
81 links to stones Thence north 72 degrees west
10 chains and 80 links to sonej Thence west va Is
degrees west 80 chains and 93 links to the place orbe-
gnn ng except IA acres heretofore conveyed to Da.
vid Morre and wife to William p, Peters by deed da.
ted March 10, 1858, and recorded in Book No 81 ma.
ges 50 and 30, containing less said exception GA acres
more or less and subject to the life estate therein of
Manly Madison.
Terms of fsale;-one-third in handnnd the balance
in two equal yearly payments with interest from day
of salc Appraised at S204
JOHN G. WILCOX,
Admir- Lauretta Peyton
June 2l, 1s66--13-4w. p. {. 81 70.
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Ccrtincate OF An,bo,i,v
10 expire on The 3lst day ofJanuary, 1851

TO expire on the 3lst day ofJanuary, isG7)
OFFicg OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
Insurance Department, Columbus, o., June l. 'Gf 7
WHEREAS, The United states Accident Insurance
Company. located at Syracuse, in the state OF New
York, has filed in this Office a sworn statement Of It's
condition, as required by the act TO regulate
Insurance Companies not incorporated hy tie
state Of Ohio passed April sth, 1855, aud amend.
ed February 9TH. 1864, and the a.t 40 regulate
Foreign Insurance Companies," passed April D..
1866; and whereas, SAID compnny has furnished
the undersigned satisfactory evidence that il is pos.
sessed oIan actual Capital Of at least ONE HtN-
DTED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in.
vested as required by said acts; and whereas said
company. has filed IN this Office written inStrn-
ment under its corporate seal, signed by the Pres
ldont and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
or agents OF snd company in this state to acknoWi-
edge service OF process for and in behalf of said
Company according to the terms Of said act of pl
s, 1876
Now THEREFORE in pursuance Of the acts Aforesaid
!, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Aunitor of state for Ohio do
hereby ceriiy that SAID United States Accident In
surance Company, OfSyracuse, New York, il author
lzed to transact the business Of Accident atd Life
Insurance in this State until the 3lst av of january
IN the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-
seven. -
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed NV
name anj caused the seal Of my Office 10 be affixed
The day and year above written.
lSeal.l JAS. II. GopMAx,
Auditor OF State.
X. FRITTER, Agent.
June II, isGG.-3w
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y The Festival OF Last EEK-This
affair was most creditable to the ladies
of the NJ E. Church, and we are happy
to be able TO say that its merits were
properly appreciated by gratifed and
generous public. Tho gross receipts,
we learn, amounted to some $525, and
after deducting the moderate expenses
attending the enterprise, handsome
sum is left for the worthy purposes to
which is to be applied.
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"THE BETTER This is the
title OF magnificent engraving with
IA copy Of which we have been favored
by the agent, Mr.. o. A. Brown, who is
about to canvass our city for the sale of
the work. AS a specimen of artistic
skill it is gem of the first water, equal
ling, if not surprising any thing in the
line Of steel engraving that we have
ever been called on to notice. AS a
picture 1t is indeed admirable, both in
subject an | in the truthful beautiful
and appropriate manner in which the
subject is illustrated. The picture con.
sists of but q single female figure, but
the attitude, the surroundings, and the
rapt expression upon the fine counte-
nance, suffice 10 tell the whole story of
"the better land" The work is wor.
thy aconspicuous place in every par
lor in the city.
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New CHgRoH.-The corner stone Of
. new Catholic Church is to be laid at
Wilmington, Clinton county, on Sun
day next, with appropriate ceremo-
nies, We are informed that special
train has been chartered for the use of
= delegation from this city intending
to be present on the occasion, to leave
early in the morning, returning on
the evening Of the same day.
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

The Firemen of Lancaster have made
arrangements to celebrate the coming
4th of July, in Medill's Grove, one and
a.half miles east of Lancaster. Music,
speeches, toasts and dancing will be
the order Of the day. A train of cars
will run to and from tho grounds du,
ring the day, An old fashioned cee-
bration will be had. Everybody is in
vited to attend. Como every one and
bring your baskets of eatables and let
us all unite in doing fitting honor to
the day made sacred by the sterling
independence Of four forofathers. There
will be dance in the City Hall in the
evening. By order of
Con-. OF ARRANGEMENTS
Lancaster, June 21st. 1861.
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Lancaster, June 2lst, 1862.

Wool IN ZANEsvILLE.--The Courier
says:-It is tho opinion of wool buyers
in this city that full one half Of the clip
of this county has already been sold. =
The prices paid are from 40 to 30 cents
per pound, the latter figure for light
three-quarter blood feeces. A few
choice feeces have been sold as high
as 55 cents, but they were very fine.
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s1The Enterprise is the name of q
new paper established at Barnesville,
Belmont county, under the auspices Of
Geo. McClelland, Esq, late of the
Guernsey county Jefersonian. 1t is a
large, neatly executed sheet, neutral
in regard to politics, ably conducted,
and calculated to be highly useful to
tke interests OF the community where
initis located. It is welcome &C.
csssion to our exchange list.
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TnE FouRrH AT NATURAL BRIDGE.

The FOURTH AT NATURAL BRIDGE.
MIR. T. Shaw, of Millvlle, Hooking
county, announces (in posters) an at
tractivc programme of contemplated
festive occasion at tho Natural Bridge
on the Fourth. Various facilities for
amusement arc to be provided, by
means OF swings, dancing platforms,
&C., with excelcnt music, and abun-
dant refreshments to be had on the
grounds, 1t will doubtless afford op
portunity for ajolly time,
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HOOKING VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Sinco
our last issue the Columbus Journal
has published lists of names compris.
ing over eighty additional subscribers
to the stock of this Road. Amounts
net given.
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Col. H. B. HUNTER. We observe
In the Columbus Journal, the card of
our late esteemed fellow citizen, Col
Hunter, who has opened wholesale
and retail tobacco and cigar house in
that city. 1t is located at No. 1875,
South High Street, adjoining the Good
ale House. Success to him.
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Ave learn that a COW, belonging
to the widow DETwILER, who resides
in Liberty township, was struck by
lightning while feeding in the door.
yard, and instantly killed, on Saturday
morning, 9th inst.
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Lancaster Union Schools.

PUBLIC EXAMINATION.
The Pupils in Miss Friends room
End intermediate, North House, hav
ing completed Geography, will be pub
licly examined in that branch, on next
Tuesday forenoon, June 26th. All
are invited to attend.
]. F. REINMUND, Sup't.
June 20, 1866.
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AMERICAN HOTEL!
M AT HAS TIM M is,

HD EsPECTFULLY announces to the public that
III he has taken the above well known stand,
on MAN street. (recently kept by FleInm 4 Son,)
where he proposes to entertain hoarders and the
travelling public In style and at rates which shall
afford satisfaction to ALL
The House has been thoroughly reited and newly
furnished, and every attention will be given to assure
the comfort of guests.
Call and Try the arrangement at the reliable old
"Anlerican." MATTHIAS TIMMIS.
Lancaster, March l, 1866
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s-"There is no humbug about Pal
mer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion 1t
has cured my hand entirely with less
than one BOTTLE" Writes J. P. South
ard, of Indianapolis, Ind.
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3The Grand Jury at Richmond
recently adjourned, had found five in.
dictments, which are kept strictly Sc
cret, 1t is positively stated however
that one of them is against John G.
Breckinridge, and is drawn up in
precisely the same terms as that n.
gainst jeff. Davis.
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CONFIRMATION OF Col. CoNNELL.--
Among the combinations by the SEN
ate on the 18th inst, was that of Col.
JouN NJ. CoNNELL, of this city, as AS
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue for the 18th
District, vice G. F. Shelter.
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The FOURTH is coming to Lancaster,
after all. See notice. in another col
umn, of proposed celebration by our
Firemcn, at Mcdill's Grove.
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DRowNED-Jesso Conrad, a well
known and respectable citizen Of Clear
creek tp., was accidentally drowned
in the Scioto river, near Circleyillc, on
Sunday last. He leaves wife and sew
eral children.-Eagle.
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DESIRABLE BooK.--Every body
should possess themselves of that
splendid new work, "Anecdotes and
Incidents of the Rebellion" See ad.
vortisement in mother column.
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Estate OF Jesse Conrad, dec.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned hns
| y been appointed and qualified ms Administrator OF
the Estate ofJesse Conrad, late of Fairfield county,
OHIO, deceased. Creditors ofthe estate are required
to present their cnims properly verified and debtors
to make immediate payment
June q, 1866. 3w.@ SAMUEL BARR, Admir-
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D9~The Convention of the Episco.
pal Church of the Diocese of Ohio,
closed its session at Massillon Saturday
evening. Hon. 7. G. Jones was elect
ed Trustee of the Gambler Thcologic-
al Seminary, in place of Mr., Probasco,
resigned. The Convention adjourned
to meet at Grace Church, Cleveland,
on the first Wednesday in June, 1867.
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Dissolution of Partners hip.

NTotice is hereby gwen that the partnership lately
| Y existing between J. +. ODonnel and f. A. Blun,e
under the firm name OF ]. +. O'DonnelI & Co. was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 10Th cav of Nav
1866
The marble business will he continued at the old
location by j. f. O'Donne, who will settle all ac
counts OF the late firm. j. f. ODONNEII
Juno 81, lSG6-3w. E,A BLIIME
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Notice to Hunters!

NOTICE To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
y That whereas we the undersigned citizens and
land holders of Greenfield Township in the county
of Fairfield, have been seriously incOnvenienced,
and in many cases previously damaged by persons
unlawuly tres passing Our several premises, for
the purpose OF Hunting, Trapping &c;
Now, therefore, he H. known that we severally
pledge ourselves to prosecute to the fullest extent
of the Law, any, and ALL persons trespassng on any
OF our premises for any purpose whatever WithODt
our pormisiOn,-and further that we will aid each
other by all lawful means in all such prosecutions
to the end that all such respassers may receive the
plnishment their conduct merits.
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GotD, after going up to 100 during
the week, closed on Tuesday, in New
York, at 152.
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B0~'Till | found PESTACHINE,
! thought my hair would ever be
other restorers failed Old
age,
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N. SCHLElCH,
Attorney at Law.

nFFI G E--In TNIlmadge Block, over
OWeaver's Hardware Store.
win attend to cases, and collections in the Courts
Of Fairfield and adjoining counties.
Lancaster, May Z, 1866.
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FLORAL ANNIVERSARY. The Ami
versary Exercises of the Sunday School
connected with st. Johns Episcopal
Church, will take place on Sunday
afternoon next, commencing at 81 o.,
clock.
The public are invited to attend.
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Stated Communication Lancaster Lodge, No. 81
Tuesday, June Goth.
Thursday, June 2sth.
June IA, 1866. A. WHITE, See'p.