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BEERSHEBl SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in us by deed of trust executed By the
BeeTsheba Springs Company, bearing date Oeto
Der g. 1850 and recorded in the Registers Office
Of Grundy county. State Of Tennessee. Book d,
MONDAY, the ISTB DAY OF MARCH next
sell TO the highest bidder, fer one-fourth cash.
and the balance in six. twelve and eighteen
months. with interest, with waiver Of redemp-
tien. all the property conveyed in said deed of
trust, consisting of upwards Of 5000 acres of
land, on which are situated the Hotel and other
buildings, containing some $50 rooms with ali
the household and kitchen furniture and other
articles in said deed which have not been de-
strOyed or taken away during the war.
This place, so we'll known as a summer resort,
Is equally well fitted for q great literary insti-
tuition. JOHN ARMFIELD, I o.
TH0S. J. HARDING A'us'9e'
ian22-dlm-w4f
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Seasoned poplar Lumber, corner
Crawford and North Summer streets If
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LADIES FURs,
InsNINenI Noilen.

4 HAVING SUGGESTED THE INsoL-
i geuey u she estate % Britton Gardner, ao-
ceased. notice is hereby SVEN for all persoEs
having CLAIMS againsi SAD DEVISED % lie them.
LEGALLY authenticated, with the Clerk Of the
Cout,sy Court Of Hickman county Tennessee
"a or Before the lsi day Of May next. IL order
that dieirihn pre- rata may be made. etc. on
THOS r. HENRY. Adm'r
Brj- ID. EAsLEy, Attorney.
Trru.~v the lath leo7. -jGnls-wt
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FOR SALE,

10 ACRES OF LAND on THE MURFREEs-
I'D boro Pike, about halt a mile from the Ger
p0rntion line, and extending back 70 the resi-
aence of Mr. Penuison, fronting north on the
pike. east On a forty foot avenue, and west on 3
forty foot avenue. The above land Vii be sold
OK very low aEures Apply ~
NEWs5h. GLOVER 4 co.
janl9-lv No. Il Maxwell House.
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FOB RENT.

A DWELLING ON McGAvOCR STR FEr.
"A Scr rooms. Price. $500 %
A DWELLING ON SPRUCR STREET. A
"A few doors south Of Demumbrane with 7 or
rooms. Price, s6C0 %,
A NEAT FRAME COTTAGE on WHITE
$40 90
A SMALL BRICK DWELLING ON THE
n west side Of Capitol Hill. Price. sls0 %.
A PART OF A TWO STORY DWELL
"A ING, four rooms, between Union and &C.
dar streets on Spruce Price. s2iO %.
'I1HE DWELLING ADJOINING. WITH
i rooms. Price. $50 %.
DWELLING on CORNER OF SPRUCE
~ and Onion streets. Price $50 o..
rVHE STORE HOUSE on EAST SIDE
/ Of South Market street. now occupied by
K. +. Bell. Also the one adjoining. Price. $50
each.
A BRICK DWELLING on NORTH
n College street, No. $50, with 4 rooms. Prize.
500 ~.
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
"A near the horticultural Garden. or room.
Splendid garden spot, with 4 or asre9 Of ground
or % ifdesired.
A SMALL DWELLING WITH THREE
n rooms on South Market street. GEAR the
Medical College. Price, s2f0 o0.
CALENDER & GARRETT.
- C0lnnnads buildiHE
iulT-1w B)
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HniIding Lumber Of all kinds. corner OF
Crawford and North summer streets. [tf
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WING, TOBEY q CO., Bankers and Dealers
In Gold. Silver, Government Stocks and Compound
Interest Notes.
u naINa nRInEa rnLa mn
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and commented upon, and, with the other,
was referred 10 the committee.
Considerable time WIS taken up on IN
finished business many seasOnable and
practical remarks being made upon the in
terests Of public schools, etc.
After some minor business, and general
discussion, the Board adjourned.
OUR notice of The Southern Orphans
Association for the benefit Of the widows
and orphans Of the Southern States yes
terday, was badly butehered. The plan
adopted is to distribute to subscribers $780,
600 certificates at the nominal price Of
one dollar each, and 10 award 1904
premiums, consisting of real estate, pianos,
watches. cotton gins, sewing machines, etc,
valued AZ from 500 to $4,000. Among
them we notice the following The man
sion occupied by Jefferson Davis during
his Presidency; Stratford House, West
morland county, Va; the homestead of the
Lee family, and the birthplace Ct General
Robt. f. Lee, valued at 500, 900; two tracts
Of land, part OF the original estate, contain
/ 900 and 500 acres, valued at $4,000 and
-, 900 respectively. Gen. Rosser, the
general agent at Richmond, twas not in this
city, but Mr.. r. s. Morgan, who is a travel
ing representative Of the association was.
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Cedar Posts and Fencing Lumber.
cornerof CrawtS9d and North Summer streets
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White Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bro s. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office. No. 40 Church street.
nnvA
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Fl q w T.

TIE ORIGINAL.
Wsars also General Agsuts for tbs HOW
5EWfNd MACHINE. made under tas imms
date suDoryisisn Of klIAs HOWE, Jr.. the
Inventor % the seWfnE Machine.
These Machines hege stood the teat Of twenty
years, and l0r manufacturing purposes cannot os
cxcelled. Tasy use q waller needle sin sains
siEs thread than any other maehiHs
Twist. Gotten, Needles. Ois. and Parts
Of Machines constantly GA haHd.
SEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDs
REPAIRED.
gTITCHISa. Trucking. Quiitiug HemminE,
> Cordins, and al kind7 RI Family work done
b. order with nsaiuess % The General AuEey
No. "a lOld No. ~ cherry street.
CAMP q ELLIOTT.
GENERAL AGENTS
~ Agent wanted and liberal iudueemsnta
offered. iani6-7n
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Commercial Bank ........ls
Farmers Bank OF n.
CAROLINA .s...--ss....s.sssZa
Merchants Bank........a9
Bank Ot koXbOro' ........ Pc
Miner and Planters
Bank .................... 20
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A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. G1LBERT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. ROMANO. Manager. No.
SIS Broadway New York. lnoYl7-3m
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N@sAh AA@ hAAAAonerNs
NewspaPsra and Magazine, for sale hy Jno
1ork, % Union r. jan.l-3m
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NOTICE.

" III. STOCRwELI., OF NEW YORK
w d. is admitted partner IN our business from
this date The style firm will remain as here
tOfore.
HAMILTON a CUNNINGHAM.
NAsHyrLLE, Dec. l. 1856.
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THIs ACADEMY WAS FOUNDED IN 1880,
L for the purpose Of enabling parents and
guardians in the South and Southwest to impart
to their daughters and wards thorough and
solid education.
The Academy is about one mile from the city
and is situated in one of the most beautiful and
healthy localities in its Vicinity
The Academic year consists of two Sessions
each. and terminating about the 10Th OF June.
Special attention is given 10 the different
branches usually taught in Academies.
FoR Terms, ETC. apply to the Mother Supe-
risT. Nashville, Tennessee.
ianl7-ly
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T. &. Crunk 4 10, No. Il Union street.
are selling their stock Of Dry Goods AT COST
for thirty days. jan20-Iw
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r. II. SINGLETON has received Leslie's
Gazette of Fashion, Harper's Magazine,
Beadle'a Young Folks, Galaxy, Demorest
and Catholic World or:Feb'y, Army and
Navy Journal, LesIie's German, n. Y.
Mercury, Sunday Mercury, Scottish Ameri-
csn, n Y. Weekly, Saturday Night, Cou-
rier des Etats Unis, Weekly Herald and
Times, Scientific American, Stats Zeitung,
Gleasons Literary Companion, Weekly
Magazine, and the latest leading dsilies.
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ne 'hs Crsdiicss % Iaa- a. MsMurry.

WOO ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BY
i decree 0f The Chancsry Cour1 at Nashyille.
1endsEE1 On 5znNzfy sth 1851, ala claims akaif.st
The estate Of james A. McMarry, deceased.
lnust be hled 10 ths 0nses u the Clerk and Ma
ter On o. keiore the FEEsT A0gDAF ~ AFETL
mkt, OF they viii Be forever barred
MORTON z HOW ELL. G. knd n
iaul2-l v-cavtd
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CEDAR IN KING.
70 I5s Creditors OF James l.. Ren
/.

NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT By
4 decree q the Chancsry Court a. hazhgills
rsndered On January IN, 1857, 81 claims against
the estate u James l. Bell, deeea1ed, must b
hied IN the silee 81 the Clerk and Master on or
before toe FTEsI MOsDAT o. Arm sEET, " thsy
via be forever barred
MORTON 3 HOWELL. c. and NJ.
81 r---nurfA
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


Carolina ......s.,.....-...lS
Commercial Bank.......lU
Exchange Bsnk .........l5
Farmer and Exchange
Bank ...-...s.s-............ y
Merchants Bank.........iS
Peoples Bank...........,.},i
Planters Rank Of Fair
Aetu ....ssssas-s4 ss-ass -s-.as ~
Planters and Mechan
les Bank..................ls
State Bank ................ Z
Southwestern Railroad 50
Union Banb...............5 so
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Wines - From the LoNewoRTH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati
W. P. i F. P. ANDERSON. Projectors.
Golden Wedding Sparkling Cafawba,
Dry CafaWba. Isabella, etc.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and bOquet are excelled yb
nons-either native or foreign.
Sold1by
-. Archer CHRATHAM & Co.
KLINE & SHERMAN
K. b. CHRATHAH ~ Co.
unV1-2m
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ALABAMA.


Central Railroad Banks5
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Be Sure and go ts G. Rice 4 Co.'S No. 50
College street. and get Goods at and below Cost.
ss their business will be closed By the 18th Of
February. isn22-u
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 2l.-Cotton quiet ct 309301z.
Mess pork S26GS26 so, Corn firm at 81 039Sl O5.
Flour firm; choice $l09Sl5 so. Oats s0Gs2c
Dressed Hogs l09l3; clear sides l4c; sugar cured
hams DC Lard l5@l515.
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LAChaHBt on NtH uIh vas Idhtu UY
our banks at Z discount, and sold by them at
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FpaUFIFLp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
-. =. N-.ghvnle nf..................9.00 A. ~.
49, NJ h,,ifis a. ~ 80 p. NJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lumber! Lambert Lumber 40, 900
feet Yellow Pine Flooring for sale, cheap for
cash. BY J. T. oSHAUeHYEssY j Co..
jan25-lw Opposite n &C. r. r. Depot.
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y CoTEETFNTs or A NALsE--Lsst even
ing, after the arrival Of the Louisville
train, long-haired, lean visaged white
passenger was seen to jump into a hack,
after handing his valise to the driver In
a moment the hack was moving rapidly up
College street, but had not proceeded far
before the yalise fell to the ground burst
open. and scattered its contents around.
The following is an inventory Of what the
curious saw:
2 Clean linen bosom shirts.
] Dirty shirt.
par drawers.
l Hymn book.
2 Packs playing cards
] Bottle rum.
! Prayer book
l Hair brush.
I BOot-jack
l Brace pistols
3 Scraps candles.
/ Pocket testament
Razor and strap.
l Saving brush.
] Cake soap
l Vial sweet oppopOnax.
l Photograph of a colOred girl, and a
lock Of hair.
Copies of The Right Way."
A Radical outfit, sure.
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New ORLEANS, January 2L-Cott0n market
easier; sales 5000 bales; low middling at Sic:
middling &c; receipts to-day 1861 bales exports
3,060bales.
Sugar frmer, l21zc Molasses fair &c. prime
to choice 70&7Sc, Flour, superfine Sli 50at200;
Cold 1oIL
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The Augusta GA COnssitItiOaalist of the
23d inst says Dsmestics are in good de-
msnd; Augusta Factory, !, Is; A, 20;
Drilling, DC; Montour Shirtings and
Sheetings, 174@19l; Yarns, 81 50y8 %.
Osnaburgs q cents Stripes, 80 cents"
Cotton was quoted dull at 333@34c in
New York at noon yesterday.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-17
The Vintage.

Our wine makers are now up TO
their elbows in the business of cx-
tracing and putting up the juice
OF the grape, and the fluid is pour.
ing from numerous presses 10
sparkling streams. A visit to the
factory and cellar of r. J. Boving,
of this city, on Tuesday, was a
highly interesting event to US.
The process of wine. making, in
several different stages, was opened
out to our apprehension, and had
the effect to deepen tho impression
already made, oftho growing i'm
portance of this branch Of the pro-
duc:ion Of this region. Mr.. Bow
ing has already placed some 300
gallonsof "Catawba" in cask, and
the sputtcr and bubble of its fer
mentation are like the sound of
water boiling in many caldFons.
Mr.. b. expects to manufacture, for
himself and other grape growers,
somc 5000 gallons additional be.
fore closing his labors for the sea-
son.
We learn that Messrs. j. S. Sni.
der, ]. A. Fetters, Dunbar and
others are also manufacturing
largely from the product of their
several vineyards, and that the
vino of this vintage generally
promises to be of extra quality.
We estimate the wine product
of this county this season at not
less than $4,000 gallons, hotwith-
standing the fact that hundreds Of
bushels of grapes have been ship.
pod and sold beyond the limits c
the county.
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Personal.

Messrs. JOHN CREED, and G. j.
BoviNG, tho former of California
and the latter of Idaho, both
young men and natives of this city,
arrived on q visit to the scenes of
their boyhood on Tuesday of last
week. They are in robust health,
and seem to be enjoying q good
time among theirnumerous friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Il. JULIAN, well-known
former citizen, who has for several
years been absent in California, ar
rived at home on Saturday last, in
good health. We are informed
that he does not propose to return
to tho Golden State, but will soon
take charge of newly established
Mining Stock Agency in New York
City, at a handsome salary, as is
reported. His numerous friends
will rejoice in his continued pros
perity.
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The Agricultural Fair.

Our late county fair was pccunia'
rily the greatest success OF any ever
beld here. Asan Exhibition, it was
good in the classes of horses OF all
kinds, mules, sheep and poultry; in
other classes Of live stock there was
marked deficiency. In grains, the
show was good in vegetable pro
ducts and fruits only of moderate
proportions. Floral Hall presented
rare display of artistic skill in the
finer mechanical, floral and domes'
tic products, and Mechanics Hal
presented a gratifying array OF
home manufactures, Implements
wares. machinery and fabrics. We
can but allude here to the general
features of the Exhibition as q
whole, expecting to give the list oI
awards In future issue.
The, attendance of the people
was immcnse-cash receipts, little
short of SO, ,000-the weather, but
$3.50.
A matter that struck US forcibly
was the manifest want of elbow
room. The grounds, comprising
some seventeen acres, are not moro
than halt large enough. Wheth
er any addition TO them is practic
able we are unable to say.
On the whole, the Fair was quite
a satisfactory affair, not so mucl
on acsount of any extraordinary
excellence in itself, as in being al
earnest Of the better things whicl
may be expected in the future, un
der tho new auspices attending tn
society, with an earlier promulga
ton of premium list, and the in
creased interest in the exhibition
on Chepart of tho people, which al
may now confidently hope for.
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Majority No.

On comparison Of the above
vote tor Governor with last years
vote for Secretary of State, it will
be seen that the Republican strength
is diminished SO votes, while that OF
the Democrats is increased '495.
The largest aggregate vote Of
the county for any candidate this
year is 5999--while on the consti-
tutional amendment the vote re-
turned reaches 63l7 ! and this in
cludes none of the ballots except
such as contained the word "yes'
or "no"--so that, if the figures of
the official abstract are correct,
there must have been 3lS voters
who voted nothing whatever except
constitutional amendmcnt---No." "
But it is we'll known that many
tickets were voted in the county
with neither Of the words 'yes" or
mo" upon them. These would
swell the total vote on the amend.
ment question largely beyond the
6317 returned--showing a truly C.
normous vote on that question. We
believe it may bo safely assumed
that of the voters who put in the
solitary mo" ballots, nine-tenths
were Republicans--and that it our
information and the figures are cor
rect, several hundred of them went
10 the polls without voting for the
candidates Of their party or any
other.
1t is q queer looking rcsult--but
that is the way it appears to US.
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small's Business College.

This institution, located in
GAINESVILLE, and whose standing I'D
vertisemcnt can be seen in anoth-
er column, is the only CONNER.
cial College in Eastern Ohio, where
Book k-Kecping and Penmansbip
are specialtics, and where practi-
cal teachers devote their whole
time to these branches of study.
Boys, Young Men, Middle aged
Men, and Ladies will learn more
"and BETTER" at this College, in
two or three months, than they
will in a business department q
an institute or Academy in six
nine or twelve months.
We again call the attention Of
young men and others in this vi.
cinity to the peculiar facilities .oI
Small's Business College for i'm
parting business education, which
taken in connection with its easi.
ness of access ought to give it, with
our citizens, the preference over all
others.
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A Reliable Business House.

Tho old, well known and esteem.
ed mercantile establishment Of G.
DREsBACu & Co., is widely enlarg-
ing its business and extending lis
trade, by keeping on hand the
most desirable goods, and dealing
justly and literally with its Gus.
toners. 1t has lately received i'm
portant additions to its invariably
wei selected and excellent stock
and has added q new branch, OF
which its city customers will be
glad 10 hear. We allude to o Gro
Gerry and Provision department.
and from tho class of country GUS
toners dealing with the Drosbach
Store may be readily inferred the
excellence of the articles which will
there be found in the provision line.
Ofcoursc the keeping of first.cla IS
family groceries may also be de-
pended upon.
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Special Notice.

Sets Of teeth made at from $40,
$50 to $40. Having an established
reputation, need not bring my.
self into notice by blowing the
horn of self-praise, willing"th that
those for whom l have worked
shall decide upon my merits as u
Dentist. During my residence in
Lancaster, for eighteen years, ma
ny other Dentists have come and
gone. 1 shall never pull up stakes
and leave my patients to pay some
other man his ownprce for repair,
ing or doing over again work for
which | have been paid. | would
say to those who have had sctts OF
teeth made by other Dentists and
proved q failure, that in all such
cases | will make other setts and
give them on trial two months, and
if not satisfactory they may be
returned.
Special attention given to plug
ging teeth. Satisfaction given in
all cases.
Office at old stand, Giesy Block,
also branch office at Basil, Ohio.
II. Il. CRIDER.
Oct. 10, 1867 ,-3m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-17
First-class Dentistry.

Our readers scarcely need to
be tolds that Dir. Won BoNHoRsT
took the first premium at the late
County Fair for the best specimens
ofmechdnical dentistry. Those who
have had work done by him, and
have seen the evidence of prcmi-
ums awarded him by previous fairs
both county and State, would nat
urally look for no other result
even in the face of any competition
which could be brought to meet
him from any part of Ohio. There
can be no question whatever ofthe
fact that the DR.. is a first. class
workman in all that pertains to
the fabrication of artificial teeth,
and the skillful adaptation of his
work TO the cases and needs OF
particular individuals. Nothing re.
liable or valuable in the progress
of improvement in dental science
escapes his instant appreciation and
adoption. TO suppose him con-
tent to remain for u moment be,
hind the most advanced in this re.
spect, is to suppose an absurdity.
He is always up to the highest
mark of the times in his art,
and even aims to place the mark
itself at a loftier point than it has
hitherto attained. An instance is
presented in q new invention Of DR..
Won Bonhorst' of q composition
denominated by him CoRALLiTE...
for plates for the mouth. 1t GER
tainly possesses beauty beyond
any of the compositions We have
seen used for that purposc-and
the DR.. claims that its value and
adaptedness TO the use designed is
equal TO its beauty. If we required
anything of the kind, we would have
no hesitation in testing it on the
Dr's. recommendation. 1t may be
added that the services of DR.. Won
Bonhorst seem to be in requisition
far and wide.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-17

THE COLUMBUS AND TOLEDO +.
Rive yesterday bad the pleasure
of meeting Mr.. Waite, the Chief
Engineer on the Columbus and To.
lcdo Railroad. He has just passed
over the proposed route of the
road, and says that the country will
furnish as good local trade as
that possessed by anyroad in Ohio.
He thinks that the prospects Of the
road are very Aattering, and that
if it is once built it will be q sue.
cess, The survey of the proposed
routes will be commenced immedi-
ately,--Coi. Journal, 18th.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-17

With tho next issue Of the Ga
zette, tho subscriptions Of campaign
subscribers will expire. We trust
they will give us an early call ant
leave their names on our books til
the close Of tho greater campaign
now opening, or for q longer period
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-17
IA NaDMMCE-

m oRERT r. Church, whose last known
6 place Of re sidence was Washington, d. Cr
and whose present place of residence is un-
known, Is notified that Hannah h. Church on
Augustlst, 1857, flied her Petition against him
in'the office OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Fairfield county, OHIO, charging
tho said Robert X. Church with wllul abseDcs
and gross neglect Of duty for more than three
years, and with adultery on May LIST, 1864. and
on divers other days since that t,.pio, at said
" Washington City, and praying to be divorced
will be for bearing at the next term OF sale
Court. ]. +. VANDEMARh, CLERK
Oct. 18th, I867-6w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-17

GREAT SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
ERTY -.Messrs. Younghans & Son
late proprietors of the Lancaster
Brewery, offer at public sale or
Saturday, Nov. I'd, an immense
lot. of various desirable and valua
bic articles of personal property
Readers are referred to their ad
vertiscment printed in another col
umn.