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Base Ball.

In the match game of Base Ball,
played between the married and
single men Of the Chillicothe Base
Ball Club, on Saturday last the
single men were the victors. Score,
single men, 48, married men, 39.
Quite q number of our citizens, in
Guiding a goodly number of ladies,
were present to witness the game,
Gazette. ~.
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April f1,.2m.


Watch, Clock and Jewelry En-
r pOrium. I
GEORGE FL. SMITH, JR. PRoPRIE-
TOR. .H. aea =.
Smith soils the finest Jewolry;
Smith soils the finest and best
Clocks and Watches;
Smith sells the best Silver and
Plated Ware;
Smith sells Pianos, Violins,
Flutes, Aecordoons, Concertinas,
and. other musical instruments,
with music for the same;
Smith soils the finest Toilette ar
ticlesI r
Smith sells TIE Gold Pen, (Mor-
ton's);
Smith has the largest, most
splendid and attractive stock in the
city; in addition TO which
Smith sells the FLORENCE Sew
ING MACaINE-now acknowledged
TO be the Queen of Sewing Ma
chimes.
The public are invited to call
and see if there is any humbug
about this, Apl. l8, EFT.
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MARRIED.

MARLATT--G the residence
Of tho brides parents, on Tuesday morning,
May 2lst, 1867, by Rev. b. N. Spahr, Mr. VIM. M.
Marlatt, of Fort Dodge, Iowa, and Miss sallie,
daughter OF John Garaghty, Esq. Of Lancaster,
Ohio
Tho happy pair above named, have our thanks
for their generous token Of remembrance, and
the printers sincere wishes for aful realization
oftheir brightest anticlpatons Of the future.
THOMPSON the First Eng.
lish Lutheran Church Of Lancaster, on Sabbath
morning, May 10Th, 1867, by the Rev, j. u. Hell.
wig, Mr.. John T Thompson and Miss Lisia
Feeman, both Of Fairfield Co. Aq.
Johnson On the 9th inst. by the
Rev. G. W. Meohlng, Mr.. Henry Griner and
Miss Adaline Johnson, both ofthis county.
BLIzZARD--wEAKLEY--on the 2lst inst,
at the residence ofThos. Weakley, by the Rev.
Il, y. Ferris, Mr.. Wesley Bliszard and Mas Ma
ria j. Weakley. M
RADEBAUGH = wEAKLEY-At the, same
place, BY tho came, on tho 22d inst, Mr.; eol.
bmon D. Radebaugh and Miss cslfsrnia v.
Weakley
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SoUlRRELs.-"Lon.' Perry and
IS. Robby came in on the west.
bound freight Tuesday evening,
loaded with thirty-seven squirrels,
the proceeds of a few hours shoot
ing in tho woods around VOLTS
Station, east of Bremen. Butch
and Kookcn are ''spiling" for a
hunt, now and promise a better
local item than this, when they go
yout. ai
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Builders. Attention.

MEssRs. VoRYs & BRoTHER have
returned from their spring trip to
Cleveland, where they took advan-
tage of the prevailing low prices to
select the largest and finest lot OF
Lumber ever shipped to our city.
They are now prepared to sell you
moro and bottor Lumber for less
money than You can buy elsewhere
in this or any neighboring town.
Give them call before purchasing,
and you will find them all right on
the Lumber question.
Vorys & Brother still continue
the manufacture, at their old stand,
of Doors, Sash, Blinds, and all
kinds of Inside work. For more
particulars, see their regular ad-
vcrtisement in this paper.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated ono milo southwest OF West Rush.
vila, and formerly owned by John Stutzman,
decd. II teontains ll2IS acres; about IS cleared,
and FAX timber land; good hank barn and
corn .crb, large two story stone dwelling, with
frame addition 40 by 20 feet, under the same
root, and ample cellar underneath. There are
also large cistorn, spring house with never
failing spring, smoke-house, hog g-stsble, wood.
house, and two good orchards Of oholce fruit OF
all kinds. Por further particulars, inquire Of
the undersigned at his residence in Pleasant
township, four miles west al Lancaster, on the
Newark road SOLOMON S. sTUTzMAN,.
May le, ls6T--f. Agent.
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Neglected..

Teeth ache, and are lost. Plug
ged in time, with purest gold, they
remain good to the end Of life. l
do not charge, under fair condi-
tions, for repairing my own filings.
RAJ Broadway, South of market
honse. II. SCOTT.
May 16, 1867.
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LD~FOr q superior Gold Pen, GO
to Butch's.
DOrFor a solid Gold Ring, go to
Butch's.
GFor a fine sctt of Jewelry, 60
to Butch's.
HgrFor fine Watch and perfect
timo-keeper, go to Butch's.
New Stock of Watches, Watch
Chains, Gold Pens, Jewelry, Spec.
tacles, &c, &c, just opened two
doors above Reber, Kuiz and VI,
rick's-in same room with Brock i
Hat Store. L. G. BUTCH, Agt.
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'0BITUARY.-W regret to learn,
: as We DOLBY a letter from Mr.. J. B.
; Stutzman, Of Llgonier, Indiana, Of
the death of former citizen Of
Fairfield county, the venerable
Abraham Stutzman, which took
place on the el5thinst, in Lagrange
county, in that State. Mr., S. was
one Of our worthiest and most re-
'spccted citizens, and Germany years
"a real supporter Of the Lancaster
. Gazette, which is still honored with
the support of several of his family
connexions. He died sat the ad-
.vanced age of eighty years.
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Medical Notice.
TIT. CONE MAYBE CONSULT.

nn. z. CONE NAY BE CONSULT
lDED at the following times and places:
IN NEW LEXINGTON atthe Colb0rn House,
on Saturdays and Sundays, May 4snd 3; June
and y; July Is and II; August IL and Is
Sept. q and 20 Oct. 20 and q.
In LANCASTER. at the Talma ige House on
Mondays after the Express Tram arrives going
West until 1t goes West on Tuesdays, May .;
June 10; July 10; August 10, September
23 October 2S. DR.. CONE cures ell forms
OF Chronic Diseases, as Dyspepsia in all its va
rious varieties; all diseases ofthe Lungs and
Air passages, as Laryngits, Bronchitis, and
Consumption ; all diseases Of the Kidney s,
Liver Pancreas and the glands generally; all
diseases Of the Heart, Blood and Blood Ves-
sells: all diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves, as
Epilepsy, Chorea, or st. Vitus Dance, Neural.
gia, Palsy, and general nervous innutrition
all diseases Of Females, enlarged Tonslls. and
all forms Of 5crofuia; also all diseases ofthe
Eye and Ear, and all other Chronic Diseases.
H5-No charge for consultation, butcash for
medicines.
fAprfl 8, IsC7.2-Iyl
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FairaeId County BlbIe society.


The stated monthly meeting Of
the Board Of Managers will be hsI,
in the lecture room Of st Johns
Episcopal. Church, this city, on
Thursday 9th Of June, proximO, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
A punctual meeting is earnestly
requested, and the Vice Presidents
of Townships are particularly re-
quested TO be present at this meet.
ing. BY order Of the President.
A. N. BERRY, Sec'y.
May 2s, lsG7.-2t.
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Court HOUSE We areinformed
that the County Commissioners
have determined to adhere to their
decision locating the new Court
House "on the hill" Whether this
ends the controversy or not, re-
mains to be seen. M
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LUMBER.-It is said that more
lumber has been run out of the AL.
leghany river this spring than dur
ing all the five yeras previous.-.-
Our dealers here are getting a good
ly share Of it, as We have noticed
them drawing from RATS at the
landing for several successive
weeks. This augurs well for build.
ing. and improving. Portsmouth,
Tribune.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.


David ssliz, Samuel seits, GiIbert Emmets,
and Anna Einmets, his vile, Lydia ssltS, Mar
sslts aud Anna SeitE, children Of Lewis sets, de-
ceased, John Seifz. Noah Huddle, and Mary
HudJle, his Wife; jacob Blossers and SophTonia
Blosser, his wife, residing Ia Putnam county,
Ohio, David Henricks, An1Few Good and Dianah
Good, his wife; LYDIA Benricka. Mary HenricIss,
caiharine Henrinks, and sophroniG HenrlcEs,
children u Betsy Henhcks, decsaaed, Of Fair.
field county, OHIO; DIanah seitg. David shu-
maker, and Sarah Ann ShuInak =, hIs wife;
George seilI, En0ch 5citE, and CathaFne seitz,
WIDOW Of Daniel Seitf deceased, residing In
Dark county, Ohio, viii take notice thst peti.
ion va; tiled sesinst them on the 2lst day Of
may, A. ID. 1877, N the Court Of Common Pleas.
within ana for the county Of Fairfield, Ohio, by
Philemon Hoheft, and Caihanne Hofert. his
vile, and is now pending. wherein said petition
ers demand partition Of the following real estate,
sitnate In said county Of Fairfield, and known
and distinguished By being part ofthe North
West quhrter Of section No. thirty, In township
sixteen, OF range seventeen, and bounded and
described by beginning at the north west corner
ossid section number thirty, thence Eastforty
chains and fourteen links 10 Shumaker's cor.
ner; thence south seven chains and hhy links;
thence east sixteen chains to the hslf section
line; thence south thifty.tw0 chains aud hfty.
two links thence west dry I chni ms and sixty.
seven links 70 the quarter section corner; thence
north forty chains and sevon links 70 the begin.
ming, containing two hundred and thirteen acres
and eiyhiy.eght hundredths Of En acre of land.
more or less and that at the next term Of said
Court, the said Philemon Hoeert and Catharine
HoBort, his wife, willapplyIo an order that par.
ttiOD may be made Of said premises, and the
dover estate Of the said cathNrine seiiz be as
signed therein. PBfLLAOS HoTFERT and
CATnARfxE HoSgEET. bis wife.
W. P. Greed, airy.
May %, 1sGT-6w
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II. v. RAILRoAD.-Several pa.
pers in the Northwestern part of
the State are agitating the subject
of the extension of the Hooking
Valley Railroad from Columbus
through that region.
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GEN. DON Piatt at CircIevilIe.

The Republican Convention for
Pickaway county meets at Circle
vile on Saturday, June 18th. The
Central Committee of that county
announce that Gen. Don PIArT, Of
Logan county, one of the ablcst
speakers in the State, will address
tho people at one o'clock, P. M, of
that day, and also at Peck's Hall
in tho evening. The Committee
extends a cordial invitation to the
Republicans OF the noighboring
counties to be present, and We can
promise all who attend q rich treat
in listening to an address from Gen.
Piatt, who is q peculiarly original
and entertaining speaker.
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Prices of Tobacco Reduced.

Butterfcld is selling Navy at
55cts per plug, or 3 for 81.
Black Sweet at 9Octs per pound.
He warrants it to be as good as
any in the city. Give him a call.
One door East of Tallmadge House
Entrance. 9 3t.
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FLOUR has been steadily declin-
ing for several days in the great
markets Of the country. Lancas.
ter is now the top of the market
in the West. The article is seven
teen dollars a barrel, here.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ORRIN e. PETERS is now getting
up clothing in as good style as any
House East or West. Any person
wanting a ready.made suit, or one
made to order. wosld do well TO
call, for he will please you. He
keeps on hand a large stock Of Nus
Iins, Tickings, J cans, Checks, Hats,
Collars, &C., which he sells very
low. Give him a call.
May 23--3w
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Alva psai, Guardian u william
Henry Clay JehnseA ~ fsy.s1

I|.
Alva psai, oursdlah u william
Henry Clay JohnssA " lysss.
BIS saId Ward. sgsi. eouhlI, okiO
TN pursuaucs an ofdsf q ne ffobals Court
j ol falrhold county, Ohio, made On The lath
DAY Of May, A. D. isd7, IN The above caae, The
undersigned will, on the oeh oaY ofJants
A. ID. isol, between the hours rs o'ticcs = ~,
and o'clock p. NJ. olaeid day, At the deor a
the Court House, 10 Falrdeid eCuuty oiitf -
public sale lhe said Wari's intareat ~ the iol-
loving described real Estate. to-Wit Icing TIE
und! gided half Ia fee eimple. Of the following
described real estate, ainnte In ne city VI Lao.
caster, cOuntS OF Fnlrield, and 9lath u Ohio,
and knosh AID distinguished By belng In Lot
number 96f ID the Northwestern Addition tfthe
town Of Lancaster, with the improvements aud
appurtenanoesi 20 the saluo bslonGing
Terms o. sale--One. third cash on the day q
sale, one-third IN otis Rnd one.thifd IN two yeafa
from the day Of sale, the purchaser 70 give his
note fIr the hack payine6ts and TO secure tbs
same W mortgage on sald Wards interest soid.
tie deferred payments 10 baAr Interest " the
nate OF six par centum per athafn payable an
nuHlly. Safe 10 be free Of dowef and ~ not lees
than tNo-thiTds the appraised value thefcoi--
Sid undivided half IS appraised a. s,%
Guardian Of william Henry Clay Johnson
As the Attorney IN fact OF Amanda Elizabeth
Johnson, / will at the same time sell her vnii.
yided halfofsad Lot No. 20, FREQ Of dover, Dpon
tha same terms AZ specified IN said GustdiAa's
sale. WHO'LL y. hliAM,
ATTY in fact Of Amanda Elizabeth John 5oFi.
Nav Io 1egT--Sw
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DEcLINED.-A lengthy poetical
communication from Philip Well
lington, Esq, received some time
since, we have not deemed of suf.
fcicnt interest or Importance to en-
title it to a place in our columns,
and tits therefore respectfully de.
clined.
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In the Court OF Common Plens with
In aud for Fairfiri Id County, o., IS.
Minerva Gallagher J
VS. Petition for Divorce.
LAFAYETTE Gallagher


Lafayette Gallagher.
rVIhe above named Lafayette Gallagher, whose
place Of residence IS unknown, ls notified
that Minerva Gallagher did, on the 2stb day OF
April A. u. 1851, 6le her petition in the Office Of
the Clerk fthe Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county OF fairfield aud State OF Ohio,
charging that the said Lafayette Gallagher was,
on or about the 5th day Of July, ieJC; and at
divers times prior thereto and since, guilty Of
extreme crnelty towards lier, without any Just
cause or ptnvocation on her part Among other
things IN tn 3, that on said last named day the
said Lafayette Gallagher cursed and abused her
and kicked her, inticting bruises great bodily
injury, and frequently heretofore cursed her and
threatened her with bodily harm, and on said
day and on divers other days, the said Lafayette
Gallagher made false accusations against her. IN
the presence and hearing of0ther persons, AMI
falsely charged her with want OF chastIty, and
said that she was a whore, all which was without
truth and without cause; sud such language and
abuse wss offrequent occurrence, 20 much so Ms
to make it impossible for her, to live properly
with said Lafayette Gallagher; that the said La
iayette Gallagher has abandoned her for nearly
year past, and has wholly neglected to provide
for her; and asking that she may be divorced
from the said Lafayette Gallagher and for other
relief.
The said Lafayette GallngherIs required to an
swer said petition on or before the 2yth day OF
June, 1867, which petition will stand for hearing
at the June term, 1861, of said Court.
Dated May 2, 1867.
MINERVA GALLAGHER.
Connell 1 Fritter, Attys.
May 2, 1SG7-G-Gw
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IMMENsE SALEs.--It is stated
that nearly ono million copies Of
the last number Of the N. Y. Lcd
ger have been sold. Ward Beech
er's, story is the attraction. Tut.
hill and Billinghurst have it.
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have not seen a flash flight
ming, nor heard roll of good, old
fashioned thunder, this spring
Dayton Empire. : .
The season hereabout, thus far,
has also been characterised by an
unwonted absence Of electrical
storms, though rain has been fre.
quent and abundant.
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FARM for SALE.

A GOOD FARM OF aea ACRES
~ ofLand, in Berne township, on the Berne
Station Road, two and 0 half mileA east OF Lam
caster, is offered at private sale on reasonable
terms For particulars, doscriphorandtcrms.
apfi !, iss7stS DENTS RENlcE.
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The Annual Convention of the
Ohio State Sabbath School I'm
ion will be held at Xenia, o.,
inTrinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 18th, & 18th,
1867.
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THE PLEASANT AND BEAUTIFUL
MAY.-Since Tuesday noon, fires
within doors and overcoats with.
out, have been the grand desider
atum. sob, the ,May-the beauti-
full May ?" Bah
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What the Cat-bird Saws.

The cat.bird Is o delicious war
bier. Ono in our garden affords us
a daily fund Of amusement, pouring
out its melodious and varied notes
in q capricious and jerky style
which gives one the impression
that tits "saucing" him in plain
English. While we arc wedding,
hoeing, or what not, our bird
mounts the topmost twig of an ap-
pie tree and pipcs away, about
thus: s"Mister mister sec here |
see herel this is me--in this tree !
teet -teet-teeter.teeter sassy.rascal!
thoro you are better take care |!
weedy! weedyl clip il clip it !!
pull it upl till-yer.taturs | till yer.
tatursl c-a-t-cater- pillar! kill it /!
kill it! save-me "A, ,bit-and- -Ill-eat
it! will ye ! will yel listen.t tome
sir frosty frostyl here's an ici-
Gle! cuss tho weather. CHR r-r!
skee- e-eet!" and away ho dives, in
of somo object he never
communicates to us.
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BASE BALL-The first and sec
.ond nine Of the Nemean Club pro.
pose to play match game at the
usual place, on tomorrow (Friday)
afternoon.
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Charles w. Babcock, M. d.
Homeopathic Physician,
LANCAsTER, OHIO.

AFFloE IN TALLMADGE BLOCK. First
floor up stairs. Residence At Mrs Hardy's,
corner Of broadway and Mulberry streets. Or.
Babcock trusts that long experience in the
iidepce ofthe public. Special attention given to
the treatment Of Female Diseases, In which he
has hoen ero.nently spcceeeful.
Lancaster, OHIO, April 70, iseT--H
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"FonBIDDENA ADJUSTMENTS" The
other side Of this question will be
presented in our next issue, in the
shape Of an article by an eminent
clergyman.
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n@-L. Q. Butch is making large
accessions to his already extensive
stock Of fine Jewelry. Watches, &c.
a A call cannot fail to satisfy any one
Of his ability to give satisfaction in
all branches of his line of business.
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Mr. G. ]. Bovine, oftho firm of
Ewing, Boving & Co, Silver City,
Idaho, has our thanks for renewed
favors in the way Of Idaho papers.
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Union Sabbath School Association

Union Sabbath School Association
Of Fairfield County,
The above circular is published
for the information OF the Sabbath
Schools in Fairfield County.
The Vice Presidents of Town
ships are requested to cause this
circular to be announced in each
Church within their respective
jurisdiction, and they are enjoined
to influence if possible every Sun.
day Schoolin in the county to be rep
resented in the State Convention
that will assemble at Xenia.
The healthiul and benign inhu.
ences Of these annual conventions
cannot be too tonderly appreciated
The prosperity and enlargement Of
the Sabbath School are identical
with the stability and perpetuity
of the Church, and in its pure and
gospel, its integral and catholic
advancement is bound up the to-
tally of our family, social and civ
il interests-in fact, the realization
Of our happiness here--the mex
pugnable hope Of happiness here
after,
WILLIAM J. REESE.
.s President.
T,annaatar Nav o1at 1267
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The Programme, as recommended Jy
the Executive Committee,
UiU enJrdcc.-

| ~ ~ N'''Nf WV
|. WEDNESDAY, 9 o'clock A. NJ.
-One-half hour OF Prayer.
II. Opening Exercises and Pre-
liminary Business.
III. Reports OF Corresponding
Secretary, Treasurer, Travelling Sc.
cretary, address from the President,
and Reports Of Committees.
lV. D1scUssIoN-1. The work
of County and Township Organiza.
tions, with practical suggestions as
to work of their officers.
2. How can the teaching of the
Sabbath School be made more eff.
fective, and what is the true place
and value of Teachers Institute and
Normal Exercises
B. How can our Sunday School
Scholars be trained in regular hab-
its Of attending tho service of the
Church
V. Sunday School Books and
Libraries.
vi. The Preparation and Teach.
ing of Bible Lesson for a Senior
Glass. a8
VII. Infant Glass Teaching.
VIII. The Conduct and Man
agement of a Sabbath School.
TX. INQUIRY MEETINs What is
your intention as to future service
in the Sabbath School Work?
Y. CHILDREN's MEETINGS.
Thursday Morning, the 18th, from
10 to IL O'Clock.
The principal topics will be in.
troduced to the Convention in Es.
says or Addresses of Is minutes
in length, by practical Sunday
School Workers, and every effort
will be made to orendcr the Conven.
ton, not only profitable, but OF
great interest.
We are engaged in corrcspon.
dence with the Rail Roads of the
State, and hope to secure the usual
halt fare accommodation.
: County and Township Associa.
'tions, and Sunday Schools, are in
vited to send Delegates, and it is
particularly desired that the mum.
Der and names of delegates be sent
Immediately to WIN, ALLISON, ESQ.,,
Xenia, Greene county, Ohio.
Delegates on arriving at Xenia,
will report at the Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, where com.
mittee will he in waiting to receive
them.
1t is expected that this Annual
Meeting OF our State Convention
will be of more than ordinary in
terest. The efforts of the past year
have secured the Organization of
nearly all thecounties in the State,
and as u consequence, the develop
ment of q warm enthusiasm in the
great work we represent. Let us
come together, determine to thor.
ougbly unite the battallions of the
great Sunday School Army, and
thus advance the cause of Christ.
B. FRANKLAND, Cor. Sec'y.
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Liberty township.

BALTIMORE 9. May 18th CT.
Ell. Lancaster Ga=ette--SIR:-I
furnish you with the list of men in
Liberty Township subject to mill
tnry duty, as follows
lst class, without exception......3
End class, with certain exceptions
Soldiers ....................... 70
National Guards. ........... 10
Total number. ..4l5
Number of voters ............5S0
Total assessment oftho personal
property Of Liberty Tp.,.. .S362 ,445
r. G. SOLIDAY,
Assessor, L. L.
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Moon HoAx.-rhe acme of the
cold weather of May was propho,
sled for about the period Of the full
moon. Well, the moon "filled her
horn" last Saturday, and in con,
sequent condition of tightncss,
coming down through our new
Russian possessions, she left the
back gate open. We are now ex-
periencing the results. OH All
Ughl
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Hats and Cans.

Go to Brooks for the largest as.
tortaent Of straw goods for mems
and boys wear. 9 2t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23

HAroHETs. -Soe the Philadelphia
advertisement Of Jcnkius& Tongue,
under the above head, In another
column.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23
Brock,s Hat Store

Is the place to get cheap spring
hat. All the new styles constantly
coming in. 8 2t