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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-04
Campaign Gazette.


Tho political campaign of 1867
having now begun by the nomina-
tion of Union State ticket, and
all citizens being deeply interested
in politics, every one should take
his county paper.
We are therefore induced to offer
the Gazette from the date of this
issue till the first of November,
covering the campaign and the
election, and including the news Of
the day, market reports, &C., for
70 cents per copy, cash in advance
Those handing us the money for
Clubs of six will be furnished with
a copy for themselves, in addition,
to November lst.
We shall endeavor to mako the
paper interesting and valuable far
beyond the subscription price
Will the Republicans Of Fairfield
(and of Hooking, which has no Re
publican journal,) assist in the
good work of increasing our circu
lation? Send in the names ant
cash at once, and thus benefit The
cause of fpolitical truth and justice
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Lancaster and its EnvIrons.


From a letter written to the
Greenville Journal by our fellow
citizen DR.. G. Miesse, jr., under
dato of june 18th, we extract the
following:
This is without douba one OF
the finest grazing counties in the
State. The facilities are good for
getting grain and stock to market,
having a direct railroad to Cincin.
natl and GAINESVILLE, which connects
with the Pittsburgh and New York
roads. And, also, another road al
ready begun, called the Hooking
Valley Railroad, which leads from
Athens TO Columbus, passing thro'
this place and connecting the north
west with the iron ore and coal re-
gion. We have iron ore and coal
south of this place. Athens coun-
ty claims greater portion OF the
mines.
Lancaster, the county seat of
Fairfield county, is one Of the neat
est and most thriving of cities. con-
tanning almost 10000 inhabitants,
and can boast of two elegant I'M
ion School Houses, one Catholic
Church, costing no less than $780,
600 when completed, and seven
other Churches. The old Court
House-which stood for 80 years.
has been torn down. 1t was built
in 1906. The County Commission
ers have already located the new
one, which will not cost less than
Sl20,000 when finished. 1t will
be an ornament to the county and
State. There are also some large
business houses going up-each to
cost from $50, 900 to $4,000. The
Dry Goods establishment of Reber,
Kutz & Ulrick do more business
in one day than all the stores in
Grecnville combined for the same
time.
Mount Pleasant, with its beauti-
full face OF rock, stands fully 300
feet above the level of the streets,
making one OF the most pleasing
appearances Of anything ever
saw. 1t takes but ten minutes
walk from the centre of the city TO
lreach it. Parents with their chill
dren are constantly seen upon its
summit. / have seen cattle ven
ture within 10 feet Of the overhang.
ing rocks, nippirg the green grass
as il grows up through the crew
ices, where little earth has been
deposited by natures winds. The
city as seen from this high point,
lies spread before you like flow
cry carpet. 1t is grand to behold.
After climbing around few pro
jecting rocks, you enter the
cave Of "Weitzel," called 50 after
the great Indian fighter, of years
gone by. There you can rest
your weary bones, and quench
your thirst from the cool spring as
its waters flow out from their hid
den home, in the deep rocks with
in. TO your right, and mt the foot
of the bluff, you have, in fair view,
the County Fair Grounds, all un-
der good fence and always kept in
good order. 10 your left isseen tho
great Forty Acre lot for the cult
vation of hops, where tuns of this
CONNIE dty are raised. 1t is real
y an artificial forest. Think OF
$4,000 poles, 25 feet long, stuck
here and there in the ground, and
thickly covered with hop vines,
and all under good cultivation.
Land is held at pretty good
figure near tho city. 1t ranges
from 5000 to 5000 per acre five or
six miles from the city at $50 to
500 per acre.
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Harvest.

The wheat harvest is now in full
progress in this vicinity. Small
quantities of this grain wero cut as
early as Saturday last. June 29).
We hear no complaint Of material
short looming in the yield or quail
ty ofthe grain. Along the extreme
Southern line ofthe State the har.
vest commenced a full week earlier
than here. The merry clack Of the
mills will soon again be heard
throughout our borders, when all
may hope for good bread-stuffs at
living prices
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The Fourth.

Lapcaster celebrates this year in
tho usual way--every one for him
self or herself. Rudolph's Grove
just cast of the city, is to bo the
sceno Of hilarious festivities on the
part ofsuch as choose to engage in
them. Excursions by rail, by bug
gy, by horse and on foet, are on
toot-and various social pic-nica
by parties and families are project
cd. succcss and happy limo to
thom all
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Harper's Moathly fof July, opens with an In.

Harpers Monthly, for July, opens with an In.
terestlng article entitled Stage Ride to Colo
RADIO another instalment OF the humorous
dodge Club, or Italy in MDCCCLIX !" Our
New Northwest The Truly Rural An pology
for Dogs "a Romance ofsouth Ferry; Gossip
About ou' Generals Tic Lamp on the Pral-
rie; Independence Hall and Indepen ienee
Day; The Markets Of New Yorl, The Great
Show at Paris Our Eyes; Editors Easy
Chair Monthly Record Of Current Events !;
Editors Drawer. A most excellent number.
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S@D. II. WILLARD, Esq, for
merly of this city,.and subseq uent-
ly of Logan, Hooking county, is
one Of the Union Republican nom
inees Of Muskingum county for
Representative in the Legislature.
We hope to have the pleasure of
chronicling his election in October.
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THE AILANTHUs.-The City
Board of Health recommends that
tfe Marshal be authorized on COM
plant Of any citizen annoyed by
the efluvia of this pestiferous trco,
to cut down and remove the same OF
compel the owners Of the premises
on which they are situated to re-
move all tho bloom from them
The blossoms are now rapidly fall
ing off, however, and the nuisance
will soon be abated for this season
by natural causes.
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PERsoNAL.--Dr. Babcock, the
Homeopathic physician, returned
somo days sincet 10 Lancaster, after
an absence of few weeks dura
tion, and has resumed the duties
of his profession. Judging from
the frequent inquiries for him dur
ing his absence, we conclude that
his professional services are in con-
siderable demand.
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Notice is hereby given to the
Stockholders of the Fairfield
Union Academy, that the Annual
Election for directors will be held
in the Academy Saturday July 9th
'67 at l o'clock P. NJ.
July 4th, 81.
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The Herald Of Health for July,

Besides Its usual attractions, las a most elabo.
rate article on "'rhe Deaf and Dumb referri1 "a
particularly to the causes which, produce this
condition, and how they may be avoided al
so what has been.done and can be done to ed
ucate and ameliorate their condition. It will
be found interesting and instructive to all class
OF ofreaders. The article was written by DR..
Harvey P. Peet, Principal Of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, Washington Heights, New York.
Few persons have had equal opportunities Tor
observation. This monthly Will be sent for s2a
year or 20 cents number. Address.
MILLER, WOOD & CO.,
No. 10 LAI0Hr STREET, Ngw YoRK
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BASE BALL.
Match Game Between the Ne
means and Juniors.

We are informed that second
match game between the Nemean
and Junior clubs Of Lancaster is 10
be played on Friday tho 5lh inst,
on the grounds of the latter. The
Nemeans are understood to be the
challengors in this instance Game
to commence at Al O'Clock, p. NJ.
A vigorous and exciting contest
may be expected.
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Receipts onsubsoriptios 70 thsLAHcAsIEH o.
EEr1I for two weeks, ending July Sd,
"There is Nothing New Under
the Sum-

Excepting "Dr. J. " Polands White Pine
Compound" for difficulty OF yoding urine
distressing Kidney diseases and affections Of
the Bladder. Th'd such remedy should be
offered to the pubic is perhaps nothing new y
but that there Is ameiiefHs which vii care such
complaints, IS not only neW, but positively
wonderful Ask the thousands upon thousands
who have been cured Of these complaints b,
this discovery what hsy think Off, or test
virtues yourselves, and you will be convinced
That there Is At least one med,eiHe which Is In.
hllible. Sold at 81 per bottle oyal druggists
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The wool market is represented
as quiet in most counties in tho
State. Buyers are Offering from
40 to as cents, and and the holders
are waiting for so, or more.
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-THx Atlanta (GsoFgia) Era Of
wedncs4sy, June &c, says We
learn Of some SaIes Of wheat yes
terdsy at 81 90; per bushsI. Now
-four wo understand will open to-
day Gt the mill at 81 pos barrel
We bear Of -four to be delivered in
five days stsG so per barrel.
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HOTTEST OF THE SEAsoN.-The
hot days have come, for certain.
On Monday, the 1st inst. the ther-
mometei marked 950 at q 2. NJ,
and the same figures will answer
for Tuesday.
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IT. E. BiIlinghurst,

Dealer in Melodecns, Smiths
American Organ, Sheet Music,
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma
chines-the best family machine in
the world. The Improved Howe
is q first class machine for families
and manufacturing, either for cloth
or leather; has the revolving foot
especially adapted to sewing leath-
or. ~
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Important Road Letting.

Road makers will consult thor
interest by examining the adver'
tisoment Of Peter Hay, Sup't, in
relation to the letting Of the Cedar
Hill and Lancaster Turnpike Road.
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The city hay scales have been
been removed from their former
location near the site of the old
Court House. and now occupy a
place in the rear of the City Hall
building.
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Celebration at Rudolph,s Grove

Master OF Transportation SHAT
TUCK runs an hourly train on the
Fourth from the city to Rudolph's
Grove and return. Fare 10 cents
each way.
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INTERNAL REVENUE TAXEs.-All
persons subject 10 the claims OF
Uncle Sam in the tax line will do
well to give attention to the notice
Of Collector Hunter, printed in ad-
vertising columns this week.
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SUIclDE.-Mr. John Goss, an
aged and respected citizen of this
county, while on a visit to his son,
Rev. S. G. Goss, at Wadsworth,
Medina county, committed suicide
on the 2lst ult., by drowning him.
self.
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M a, Kilnbsll, near Lovelsnd.
neF Cincinnati, produced this
) ear from a square rod Of strswber.
ry pIants-Wilson' Albany seed.
libg--6ne bushei, three peckSand
three quarts Of berries; at the rate
of29j bushels per acre. The plants
were sci in clay soil, June, 1865.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,

(To expire on the day Of January lsesJ
oTTIce or rBE AUDITOR or STATE,
lS5UgAscg DLPArrHE.T,
COLUaBUa, o., Feu. e, 81, J
WHEREAS, Tho Corn Exchange IEsurau-e e
Company, located ht Now YorE, IN Che sJste u
New YORK, h v filed IN this office sworn Stale
ment Of its condition, as required by the act
40 regulate Insurance Companies not moor
porated by the state Of Ohio" pss-ed April 10,
1855. and amended February 9, 1854, and the act
"To regulate Foreign Insurance Companies,
passed April >, 1864; ana whereas, SAID COmpa-
ny has furnished the Undersigned satisfactory
evidence that it is possessed OF IN actual Caps
ial OF at least one hundred and hfty thousand
dollars, lavested as required by said acts snd
whereas, said pany hsA filed n this ONCE 4
wrltt1n instrument under its corporate seal.
signed by the President an secretary thereof,
authorizing any agent or agents Of saId CompA-
ny IN this State 10 acknowledge service Of pro-
cess, for and ia he half o said company sccor-
dug to the terms ofsVd act OF April s, 1855.
Now, therefore, in Pursuance Oi the acts afore-
said, /, JAMES Il. GOODMAN, Auditor Of the
State OF Ohio do hereby certify, that said Corn
Exchange Insurance Company OF New YORK, Is
authorized to transact the business of Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State until the thirty :
first day of January, in tie yaar one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-elght.
SEAL In witness whereof, ] have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal OF nv office 10 be affixed the day
and year a5nye written.
Auditor Of state.
w. P. CREED, Agent,
Lancaster, O.
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Killed by Indians.

We have received tho following
letter, which was postmarked Fort
Hayes, Kansas, and was signed by
tho writer only with tho initial
"H, as given below, notwithstand-
ing which we are inclined 10 credit
the intelligence given:
WALKER CRREK STATION,
KANSAS, June 23d, 81.
Editors Lancaster Gasette:-It
has become my painful duty to re-
cord the death and burial Of Mr..
Theodore Gekler, formerly of Ian
caster, who was yesterday killed by
the Indians. He was out in com
pany with Mr.. Samuel IL. Ginter,
OF Baltimore, Ohio, hauling stone
Tor the Union Pacific X. II. Com
pany, when they were suddenly at
tackled by three Indians, who i'm
mediately began their work of bar
parity, and which ended with the
killing Of Mr.. Gekler and the mar
row escape of Mr.. Ginter with his
file. The corpse was brought TO
camp and was this. morning (Sun-
day, 23d,) buried with all due re-
spect. He is buried convenient to
the railroad, so that it will bo easy
for his friends TO find his grave
should they wish to movo him.
The deceased was to us almost an
entire stranger, only having been
connected with our party some five
weeks. His noble and manly bear
ing, however, had won for him the
esteem and respect Of all, We feel
keenly the loss our little party has
sustained, and sympathise deeply
with his family and many friends
in the sorrow that this sad intelli-
gence will create.
The Indians on the same day
killed two other men and wounded
another, who no doubt wnl die from
his wounds. They also drove of
40 head Of stock, and destroyed {
great deal Of property. H.
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Saturday, August3, 1867,
Let, to the Lowest and Best
Bidder,


The work of improving the State Road. in
said county, from the village Of Cedar Hill. in
Amanda township and where the same inter-.
sects the GAINESVILLE and Maysville Turnpike
Road near the city OF Lancaster.
The said imDroSement being ten miles and
two hundred and seventy.two percheS ~ length,
and 10 be let IN sections Of one milo each. ex-
cept The last section near the city Of Lam as
ter, whchis z72 perches long, anu the work to
be done as follows:
Said road shall be graded 10 the width ofsix-
teen feet and to q grade not exceeding hye l5)
degrees at any point throughout It's entire ex-
tent.
Proper and necessary bitches shall be con.
structed on each side thereof, and wherever
else the same.may be necessary, to carry oa the
water from sad road.
Culyerts not less than sixteen feet In length
and bridges of the same length th-culyerts to be
built OF stone, and bridges oil stone sbutment',
and both panked with good sound white o..
plank, sixteen. feet long and two inches thick
20 be constructed wherever necessary, rs lndi-
Gated the plot and survey ofsad road now on
! 1o in the AUDITORS Office OF said county, u
which plot and survey reference is hereby
made. Where thus grayeled, dtched and 5ridg'
0 said road 70 be grsveled with good, unscFeen.
| ed gravel to the wld'h OF thirteen (lJj feet ant
to,tle depth Of twelve Q2) inches.
Said improvement is made by authority o
law and will he paid for in cash. Acceptable sC
curlty is required from the contractors.
PETER HAY, sup't
| T,,I,, 4 1877 I,y
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The Publishers Convention, at
Columbus, on the goth, was but
slimly attended, and no business
was transacted. An adjournment
was taken to some day next win
tor, yot to be designated.
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DR.. Freed desires tostato to the citizens OF
Lancaster and vicinity, that owing to the many
calls no has received from Sugar Grove, and
other places in Fairfield county that he will
visit Lancaster on or about the 10th OfJuly'
Due notice will bc given to the persons who
have requested this visit through the Press Of
the time Of his arrival, and where to be found.
DR.. |. FREED.
I,nn OF 1any
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PORTSMOUTH TRIBUNE.-A notice
of a change in the proprietorship
of this excellent journal, intended
for a previous issue, was lost from
cur copy hook. We now state that
Mr.. Mcfarland, the late proprietor,
has disposed Of tho concern to
Messrs. II. r. W. Smith and David
ElIck, Of whom it is enough to say
that they are keeping the paper
fully up to it's former standard OF
ability and merit. The Tribune is
a jealous and useful worker for the
Union Republican cause, and the
appearance Of the sheet is an evil
dence of deserved business success.
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AMERICAN HOUSE, LoaAN.-This
hotel, under the charge of Mrs. Fl,
B, Wilson, proprietress, and A. G.
SMocK, Superinte udent, is very
favorably spoken of by citizens oi
Lancaster who have recently en-
joyed its accommodations, and We
feel safe in recommending it on
their representations, to genera
patronage.
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Columbus has organized q build
ing Association with a capital o.
.s3O0,0OO.
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NNHIs GhEal NEALDA tSAs az ->~
Il EASES ofthe
8UO&1 a @@e
Is hediscovery of the inventor Of cae's va.
liable Cough Balssu, while rzperimentlnR ior
his own health L cured o:aop p,5i y Is io Saoh h
ach for him which had before yfe!oeo 70 hS'n'
fhc almost dAily testimony from various
parts Of the country encourage Us to ne!ieNe
therei is no disease ceusedby dlsoToeEeo stou'
ach Il will not speedily cure.
Physicians Endorse and Use it
Ministers give Testimony Of its EFs-
cGcy
And from al, directions we receive tidinss o
cures perforneo
Dyspepsia
l,issure &c cure.
Heartburn
One dose vii! cure.
Sick Headache!
Ithas cured 10 Hundreds otesses.
! Headache and Dizziness
Il stops IN thirty miuntes.
Acidity Of the Stomach
ItoorreGts at once.
Rising Of the Food
II stors INN ediatnly.
Distress after Eating
ors dose VIII rencTO.
Cholera Morbus !
Rapidly yields to few deere.
Bad Breath
WILDE changed With tSlfA hottie.
tbs PERFECTLY HARMlEss.
TIA UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS is ovlHs
TO tho fact that
| It Cures by Assisting Nature to Ee.
assert Her Sway in the System
Nearly svs.y dealer in tho UnitOd States ss.lS
"" ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
c. G. CLARK & co. Proprietors,
NEW EAvrX CORN
! Ian. n, ieeT-ly
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STA1E Of NEw YoRE
CyJSTY or NEW YoEK,
2. r. Mason, President and Geo A Dressei.
Secretary, % the Corn Exchange Insurance.
Company. being seyefslly sworn, depOse and
say, that the foregoing is full, true ald corrsc.
statement vi the siaifs Of the SAID Insurance
Gonpauy, and tha, they ars the aboys deJert-
ed otncers thereof
RsF. MASON, President,
GE0. A. DRESSER, Secretary
Subscribed ard sworn before me, th!s 1871.
day Of February 1867
| isEALJ THos 2. GOODRICH,
| Commissioner ~. OE.3.
! 1--WE Crsr sTAsFl
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OFFICE or rHE AUpI15G oT sTATE,
COLUMBUS, o., June 20. ISg7.
II Is hereby srti.!ed, that the foregoing s 8
correct copy Of the statement ofcUndidvn Oi the
Corn Exchange insurance Company o. New
YORK, made ~ and hleI ia thls y.aee. Tor tie
year 1861.
Witness my hand aad seGl officinlis
[5EAL.l JAS. WILLIAMS,
Chiei Clerk. for Auditor Estate.
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Exclusive.

l guarantee to those who call on
me as frequently as is necessary
that every one of their teeth can
be saved through life. | use only
purest gold and staniol foils, My
attention is not divided. l give
certificates ofguarantOe.
Broadway, 100 yards south oi
Market. house, eastside.
l5-tf. H. SCOTT.
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Fourth Normal Institute,

Fourth Normal Institute,
AT
LANCASTER. OHIO.
Commencing July 10, 1867,
and continuing Four Weeksi
Followed by the County Teach
ers' Institute, to continue one
Week.
Daily rsclta,.ons IN the common school
branches will 10 conducted IN such lnanper
az nsvcleariy I'M cate the trus nssfhod at eysf7
stage Of progress. Attention VIII also 20 gwen
~ Algeria. Pennanship. and Rudiments OF
Musia Discussions will be conducted chity'
from printed questions, on Theory and Praetl 90
ofTeaching Carefully prepared IectaieswiIi
( be delivered or important subjects.
Assured Of RlargFr Attendance than ever Do
fore, the number oftsacher and Institute Lee
turers has been increased. ruperlntendenis
I COWDfRY. OF saudusky. srdcRoskY. Of Cin-
! cinpsti, have been employed. Hon, J. A. NOR
/ Rls. State Commissioner Of Schools, WIZ Le
Nitt as: H1c the adJitionsl services OF several
: 1thers have been secured. The object is, TO
: make this decidedly the most Successlui Nof !;
nsl Snhool sud County lnshtn'e YET oohoueteo
Annie arrangements VII lie madeto EccuTe
! gona boarding NJ rs9eonable rates.
Tu;on IN sll TIE brsnchss. ior the course.
iail'cs 9, GsnuPmen S9 70 ec.ucnon ior
stsan~A. Tst ALI. In present al ne ben1nn:nf-
Tcrf-EooLsi- MtGuf+y's Sixth Reader.
iieW0lrs Su4llaT. Co.TAi's lnterH.ediate 6eog'
!athv. stsdasrd's intellectual ArithDetlc.
RTy's p.sct:es! Arithmetic Third Book). and
AIrctr., Grenns's GTpnusr with euelysis rom
sIlh Reader. Booss on Theory ,nd Frhc,,ce-
Wickerybsrn's "srt6ol Eeonomy'' aud Meth:
1Is otInstructinn." aud Holhrook's 'Norus!.'
RriNMUND Z NANLEY, Principals
Lancaster, June 6 lsG7-tw
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The Ohio Penitentiary now has
1923 inmatss--a larger number
than ever before.
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LIABILITIES,

II. v. wEAKLEY, Cashier.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before mo this Sec
ond day Of. July, 1867. K FRITTER,
Il5-3wl Notary Public.
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Fairfield Union Academy.

June 27, 1867.