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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-19

LFWIsBURa AND EoLFNsvILLE srAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. ard Sat
urday at 1870 a. a., arriving at LewisburC same
day.
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rrtVea 90 Na7nTllle...-.-s. .s. q 4-.'.'' %
rrrrNp oTtop

Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thgrsdays and
Safurlays nj o'clock A. NJ arrives az Nash
Vile Mondays, Wednesday aud Fridays 1T J
..
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OPTStNG AND CLOSING ~ rtR
HltTS-AVGUST tst-OHiciaI.
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Norihrra
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memphis cad New Orleans.
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sI-- oFtSs.
Etr~i Norihcrn.
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The Emma Fioyi viii leave for Louis.
vile and Cincinnati n the same time.
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EpaEFmID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive M Nashville NJ .................'.leAHlA A.
leave Nashville At p a.
IFnANOg srAaF.
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Proceedings OF ahe Supreme Court.

Ellen Crawford, colored, vagrancy, work
h0use ten days.
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ThOUnsvIIie via Stage.
rhar1Aav
H. m midnirht..-. Saturday S.'0 P n.
JOrdaa's store via stage.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-19

EAeHvILLF AID DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
huive 81 Nashville --.s-. .s''-'.'''laSS = "
Leave -..."s's.-'.''. ''-''''--' '''" r A.
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville 81 ........'-..''.'..'.' > ~ A. n
Arrive at Nashvlle--.... -. .i.D1 p D.
Memphia Mobile ana a.. q. Express;
Leave NASHVILLE ar ''..'...--''.' ~ ?. n
Arrive 1T Nasty iie.,. a5Z A u
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-30

aIekCt1a CAKE, - I cup sugar Z
cups -four, ! cup milk, 0 eggs, (beat the
whites separately | cup butter, 1 tea
spoonful cream Of tartar, teaspoonfnl
SOFA. Flavor with vanilla. Appro-
priately named
NAPrLEMERrNGuEs pronounced me.
rangs Pare 6 pleasant apples, core
iu halves put In a dish, With The Juice
ofone lemon. Stew in the oven until
tender, aud cover with the whites Of 8
eggs beaten to stiff froth, with ! cup
ofsugar 7. Brown in the oven To BE-
eaten with boiled eustard made Of the
yolks. tHk 'u
The following were contributed by
Mrs DIV Sutton, Of lYeslchestcr
County New York, ertsg1TFv
JWIa CAKE,-Oao cup ofagnr, ono
cup Of Hour, 3 eggs, l-s cup Of cream,
lie teaspoonful soda.
FAmERs' FRur CAke-Chop and
soak oeups ofdried apples over night
winner hours in ? cups of molasses,
- Z 24es, cup sugar, cup milk
4'tiP butter, Neaping teaspOonfa of
soda. make rasher thick batter, and
bake in quick oven.
DRoP CAKE,-Six cups Of flour. 5
cups sugar, 2 cups butter,af cup milk
to 8 eggs flavor with Lhtmeg, drop
on tins and bake ke.--Amefcaa Agricaltu.
risf - y
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Goodspeed's. Golden Pens !!

.
Celebrated for their FJexlblllty,y Durability.
Smoothness Of Execution, antI-Corrosvepess.
Economy and General Adaptation 70 the Wants
ofall Writers. Superior TO Steel Pens and nd-
mitted by all who have Tsed them to be The Pens
that Invariably give Satisfaction. F gFfE
Every person who would write easily rapidly
and well, nre respectfully requested to Try The
Golden Pens. 1tEg H1gNJAL
They are put mp in neat slide boxes each box
contaiplhg ~ Pens. Price 25 cents a bor. No.
far general use suited to all kinds OF Business
Writing. No.2 Erird Fine Points for Ladies',
Schools and Choice Penmanship. 'lsn tf.
TRAVELLING AGENTS wanted everywhere to-
selthcse Pens also Booksellers, StOtloners, and
Merchants generally. One box assorted samples
sent by mail, post paid, for 20 cents Price list 10
Agents furnished on application Liberal dis
count 10 The trade.
The "GOllen Pens will last from TO 5 times
longer than the best Steel Pens, hence they are
the cheapest Pens In the market HlI1sf % III
j. II. COBURN, 1856 Vine Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio, Sole Agent for the Westand South, IL
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
E0rs Diseases or tAe Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, SVhOOpfng +"
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and COnAunHtiOn.

Probably never before in tho whole history of
medicine has anything won 80 widely and sodccply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of years. and among most of the races OF
men Il has risen higher and higher In their estina
tion, as II has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
Of the lungs and throat have made II known us n &c.
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mder forms of disease and Ia young children, it Is
at the same time the most elcctual remedy that can
DO given for incipont consumption, and the llan.
goFOus affections of the throat and lungs. Asap pro-
vision against sudden attacks of CFOHp, II should
be kept on hand in every family aud indeed MS ul
are sometimes subject TO colds and coughs, al
should be provided with this antidoc for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought in
durable, still great numbers Oi cycs where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured
and the patient restored t0 sound health by the
Chcry pcctOFdI. SO complete Is its mystery
Oyor the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate Of them yicldtO IT. When moth
ing else could lcnch them, under the cherry Pee-
tOr0f they subsldc and disappear,
Singers aud Public SpcdRcrs find great pro.
lection from it
.isthma IS always relieved and often wholly
Cufctl by II. 'fU. tIH.ii.l4 BITS EEHM
IIroachIsis Is generally cured by taking tlIcl
ChcrrB I'entO1uI in small nnd frequent d0s1ss
necessary 10 publish tic certificates Of them hore,
ordo moro than assure the public that ts qualities
are fully maintained sgtfftsut 40
Prepared by .tA
DIR. j. G. AVER C CO., LOUEEL, MASS.
Sold by Dr. o. c. MILLER. Jackson, Ohio and
by Druggists and Dealers everywhere -
Jan. 80, '6S-y--lo. n 1st we. ca mo,
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te Stafe Of Ohio, jackson County, 81.
John Reed,

g.. is Stdfe Of Ohio, Jackson County, 81.
John Reed,
w. EOn order of sale.
Martin o, Sutherland, etal
DURsUANT TO the command of M order nf
Il sole Issued By the Clerk from tho Court of
Common Pleas Of Jackson Co. md State Of Ohio
and 10 ule directed as Sheriff of said county Twill
mler at public sale, at the door Of the Court.
House On front OF the Grafton Block, IN the
town OF Jackson, IN said county and State, on
Saturday, May 10th, A. D., 1868,
at one o'clock. p NJ, of said day, the following
lands and tenements, to-wlt 3'
Lying and being In said county of Jacks on and
State of Ohio, and known as part Of the west
half Of the southwest qunfter OF section NUM-
beP nineteen Q0) township number six (G1 md.
range number eighteen (l6); and beginning Mt a
post on the line between Samuel Jacohs' and
Leonard Jacobs lands tweuty-ona (2i)rods east
from the Scoto township line thence east scv.
entecn (17) rods 20 post thence south fourteen
Q4) rods thence nOrth-west ten (f0) rods 20
post thence running nOrth-west three (iD rods
TO the beglnnlng p0lut and post, aud on which
there ls erected q STEAM SAW MILL Has
TO besold by order of said Court to satisfy q
judgment rendered hY said Court In fayOr Of John
Reed and against Martin o. Sutherland aud John
W. Fester. gH oa4 IlI Bhlal lat
Valued at $3.50. -.
Terms of sale--Cash nt the time Of salc t
Given under my hand this 18th day OF April,
A. d., 1868. as
0lrul'sI JOSEPH II. WILSON,
b il4 Sheriff OF jackson County.
James Trip, Atty for PHI. ai HbIo sa
Apr. 49, '6s-5w, -pf-Sl3 20
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Has onred over 100000 Of Rheumatism, Soroula,
Old Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all Diseases arising from
Impurity of the Blood 81 botle six for s., Certih-
Gates of lie Wonderful Cures be had Of E. F. Hyatt,
1853 Elm st.. Cincinnati, o.
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In the mouth in the morning Is one of theFsymp-
toms of a bilious condition or disordered state
of the liver, and should not for single day, be
neglected as II Is but the premonit0ry symptom
of train Of evils and the very seeds Of disease.
Procure At once RobacSls Blood Pills, administer
them according 10 the directions accompanying
each box, and the difficulty and danger OF disease
will at once be removed.
SOLD BY
DIR q e. MILLER Jackson Ohio
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As an Aperlentr

There is no medicine SO much in favor with those
who are acquainted with theirs action as Robaeks s
Blood Pills theyare safe, pleasant and mild in
their operation, and are purely vegetable; can
be taken by children as well as adults try thcn
4 SOLD BY
Dir. o. G. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio
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SherlR's Sale.
On al. vendi,
Mary AlcAnlnch,

VS.. On al. vendi,
Ell Moore. yEEF "a .EtJIV
DURSUANT to the command Of an al. vcndi
Il execution Issued by the Clerk from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Jackson county, Ohio, and
10 me directed as SherIff Of said county. will
offer for sale at public auction, al the door of the
Court House, On front of the Grafton Block, y In
jackson, In said county of jackson, on
Saturday, May 10th, A. D., 1868,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the following
described real estate, to-wlti u, .Ih
In-Lot nuipbcr eighteen (18) III the town Of
jackson, jackson county Ohio.
Said Lot appraised at s100. .5is1 gsb'gl ta1at
To be sold as the property Of Mary McAnlnch
on judgment rendered aga inst her In said Court,
and In 10 favor OF said Ell Moore. q EiltAEI
Terms OF sale Cash in lland day Of sule
Given under my hand this 1ith day of April,
A. d., 1868. 1''ra- o
JOSEPH IT, Will SON,
Sheriff Of Jackson County.
p. DuIindgAy, Atty for Deft 8a1ErtH
Anr III a. 40
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50 Connections madeat Hamden Junction With
Trains OF Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at Parkershurg with the Bali
tlmbre and Ohio Railroad. 0RLAND SMITH,
Master Of transportation.
Chllicothe, o., Dec 20, 1867. I'd
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egIt Is said that a piece Of Thread
81 lnxinegars and applied to corn
'soot, On going 20 bed al night,
anded with = piece of old cloth,
pose The corn after two or three
lions Try L.
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sIeepIess NIGHTS.

As remedy to soothc all nervous excitement,
ana in its truest sense o ae,ripe, there is, per-
haps no medicine extant which is received with
so much favor as Roback's stomach Dltters
wine glass full on going TO bed f all that Is re-.
qulred to produce sound and heathful sleep. 4
soLpBY
Dr.o. c. MILLER, jackson Ohio.
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THE WONDERFUL PROPERTIES


AN NIMPERVIOUS STONE SURFACE maybe
put over Sbingle Roof which, while ID arrests
all further wear and decay will make it fire proof
at az the low price Of to dollars per square of
100 feet.
A TIN OR IRON ROOF may in like manner
be coated so as TO arrest or prevent rust stop all
leaks and become permanently painted, for to
dollars per square.
C0MPOSITION.OR GRAVEL ROOFS an be
madegood for TO o dollars per square.
NEW ROOFS, after the building is closely
sheeted will cost from TO dollars per square,
and Is the only roof known that improves by age
THE WALLS OF BRICK or STONE HOUSES
In course of erection win be gudrdatseI against
dnmpDess by the proper use of Plastic Slate.
Bring entirely imperriow 10 trd'er il is the best
coating for posts and farming implements and
as it is Fire PoQf il is the best paint for Bridges
and Fences along RAILROADS.
3 Having improved our facilities for doing all of
the above named cldsses of work in the counties
Of Ross. Pickaway. Pike Fayctte, Clinton and
Jackson all careful h0useholders arc invited to
communicate with the undersigned.
M vUPEIRCE, tALLSF0N 81 CO.,
Chillicoihe, Ohio.
Mnnuiacturers Of Plnstic Slate Roofing Materials
SAM'L. SAYLOR, Agent for jackson County.
Orders solicited at his office, where samples may
be seen. Jan 30 'G8-y
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,aoa RING'S
AMBR0SIA
Is the. Miracle eff the Age!


Gray Hedded People have their locks restored
by II 10 toihe dh iastrops, sikc,rtresses of youth
and are happy. nthu WIN
YoNg People with Hqlh faded or red Hair have
these questionable eoluls changed TO n beauli.
iul auburn, aud rejoee DON
People whose heads are covered with DaaoynG
md HBmors, use II, and have clean coats, and
clear aud healthy scans
Bdi3 Heakd leieraRs have their remaining
locks frightened, aud the bare spots covered with
luXurlant growth OF Hair and dance for lo,!
lOpag GeRtieada use il berausc 1t Is richly per-
fumedl .gH. .H.... '..
Young Ladies use It because 1t keeps their hair
IN place! .N .sH.H..H ....
kceybodg Mrsropd wilL use It because 1t is
the ctme@ and best article in tile market ,t
For sale bg Druggists Generally.
Price ...... ,....,S1 O0per Bottle.
n. NJ. TUBBS Il CO., proprictors.
71 peterboro' n. II. @
A, b. Merriam n Co., Wholesale Agents, Clu.y
cmnNtl, OHIO,
.. Z, Mlltr, Agrnt Jackson O..
Griffith aud Sbearer, Agents, Portland jackson
c0, Ohio. hi.t
Noy. u 20 ly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03
our YYnshington Letter.


We have averitablo Washington
correspondent. In to days paper
we give the portions Of his letter
calculated TO interest our readers,
emitting the paragraph intended
as an advertisement of a ST. Louis
gift speculation, which. if worthy,
should have been advertised in a
more legitimate way. A singular
coincidence in the matter Of our
Washington correspondence Is tha,
about half our exchangesp publish
the same letter, with some varia-
tions ofphraseology, but including
the inevitable advertisement Of the
aPascball House Association" and
appearing over different sigma
lures. ..s..,.,.---.. .,..-.gs65i. swea
We congratulate our editorial
brethren on tho easy terms upon
which a-spicy Washington CORES.
pondence can be obtained. X
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NOTICE no TEACHERsr


The Board OF Examiners will meet In the up.
per room OF the County Offices, for the exami,
nation Of Teachers, on the. LIST, And, and
I'D Saturdays In Septem her and Dc
tOber, and the list a nd Sd Saturday
In November.
The examination win begin precisely ut IL
o'clock, A. NJ, aud no application will be re-
ceivcd for examination after II o'clocx, A.. NJ.
Teachers will remember that they can get
certificates ut no other time and that they must
DO prepared to stand an examination In Or.
th1graphy, reading, Penmanshlp, Arithmetic,
Geography, English Grammar, and Theory Of
Teaching, ta aes..s at.s ll5t frc g
I. The character oftheapplicant's s cxamlna.
ti0a will be represented on scale ofonc to len
---one denoting the tqualIfcation, andten
tho highest. .a
2. Four. classes ofcertihcatcs will be grant.
Cd ~ follows; First Glass, valid "a months; Sec
ond class, valid lsmonths; third class, val Id IL
months. Hereafter no 0 months certificate
Will be issued to the same applicant morethan
once.
3. A satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice oftenching, and high degree Of
success In teaching will also be considered in
determining tho class OF certificates to be
granted. No certificate Will bo granted un-
less tho applicant passes an examination in
each branch Ofstudy re qHiredby lao.
Owing IN y change IN the School Laws, all ap-
pl'cants will be required 10 paya foo Of fifty
cents, as a condition OF examination.
All applicants must oome prepared with q
prepaid envelope, properly addressed to them.
selves. By order the Board.
D. COLE, Clerk.
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The Meeting Last saturday.


Absolato want OF space procludes
tho possibility Of moro than a vory
limited notice Of the Republican
mass meeting Of the goth ult, Az
spopular demonstration IL was o
complete snccess--the assemblage
Of citizens being unexpectedly
largo, and but for an untimely rain
the whole crowd would have bocn
fnely entertained. A stand had
been erected at tho northeast cor.
ner Of tho City Hall builIing, the
meeting had boen opened by W
p. CREED, Esq, tho presiding officer,
in a lewi admirable remarks, and
Mr., GRANGE had just commenced
TO address the great conoourso Of
people gathered together; when q
sudden shower forced the meeting
to abandon the open air. The
City Hall doors were thrown open,
and about half tho crowd mmedi
ately filed tho largo Hall TO It's ut.
most sitting and standing capaci.
Ay. This moiety Of the crowd was
then regsled with powerful and Of.
tective speeches by NJ, CHANGE,
Esq, Of Ohio, and Capt GEo. II,
SHERIDAE, Of Louisiana. The fro.
quent and loud plaudits that went
up from the audience told how we'll
they appreciated the telling points
made by the orators--and at the
close Of tho speeches, three such
cheers were given % never FosOanA.
cd within these walls before.
In the evening, the Hall was
again filicd by an enthusiastic au,
dience, asaembled under the aus.
pices Of the Lancaster Grant Club
-tionI STAFFORD, President Of the
Club, introduced the speaker Of
The evening, Gen. l. 4. SHERwooD
Republican candidate for Secreta.
~ ofStatc. That gentleman ad.
dressed the meeting for ono hour
and twenty minutes in q brilliant
and effective manner, as was testi-
fed BY the reiterated ontbursts Of
applause which greeted his fire..
quent happy hits and powerful
passages Of fervid oloquence.
Gen. SHHRwooD was followed BY
n. CHANcE, Esq, in a stirring aex.
hortation,p eliciting tao widest ap.
plausn, and the meeting was closed
bys iew we'll timed remarks from
Maj. JoHE FEE, Of Perry county.
u Is deeply regretted that 50
arge . portion Of the pooplc VIII 0
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored.

~ Just published, new edition OF DIR. Cwl.
xcrweu's Celebrated EssavTon
c. the radical cure without medicineY ot
r,ns aApoRanGA = or Seminal Weak ness, Inyoi.
nntary Seminal Losses, IMrorExcT, Mental ami
rhysleal lneapacity, Impedimenlst 10 Mar riage'
ia, ;nJ,,,, also, CONSUMPTION, EPILErsY, and FiTs.
gance. eA'r"fa-
p-Pree, o sealed envelope, only cents-
Inc celebrated author, In this admirable Is :,
sny, clearly demonstrates from a thirty ysars,
successful practice, that the alarming eoSse
qnlcnnces 81 q selfabuse may he radically eured
wlthoutt the dangerous use ofinternal N, dicne
OF me application ofthe knife; MOI ntine oni =
mode oIcure at once simple, certain, and ee-
iectunl, by means OF which every suiFerer.. no
matter what his condition mSy be, NAV nnr =.
hlmSenl cheaply, privately and radicaliv.-, 4, - y
no. TINS Lecture should he in the hands OF
every youth and every man in The land.
sent u9der seal, ina plain enyelope! 10 INV
address, Postpaid, on receipt Of six cents. or
Two post stamps. Also, DR.. CnlyerwelFs "May-
T,nge n,es Guide price 20 cents Addrcss ihe
PnnIlshers, CHAS. j. C. KLINE 4 CO.. ~
p pS1 HSwery, New York, Posi- OfHco
July2, ls0s-ly. M qa
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returning exchanges was in The
matter of paroles. Mr.. Ouid had
some eighteen or twenty thousand
which no claimed as valid. Most,
if not all these paroles, we're taken
by guerrilas, ,bhshwhackers and do
tached commands in the WoSt
No possession kaseveF made, aud
no rolls were furnished. On the
capture of q town by rebel cayal-
ry raid, tho command remained
long enonghytoJtalse tho paroles Of
unarmed citizens theie, and then
iecamped, leaving the paroled men
behind and forwarding the par
oles to Richmond. And them the
rebels had the assurance. to require
the United States Government to ex.
change prisoners legitimately cap
tured in battle for such paroles as
these. .',,..'-,,
On the 25th Of November, 1868,
l offered to send Immediately 10
City Point 10000 or more Confed-
erale prisoner to be exchanged for
Union soldiers confined in the
South. This proposition was dis
tipctly and unequivocally refused
by Mr.. 0uld. Aud why? Because
the damnable plans Of tho rebel
government in relation to our poor
captured soldiers had not then
been fully carried out. Let Mr..
Ould leave the truth OF history to
take care Of itself. and vindicate, If
he can, the intentional, premedita-
ted and barbarous treatment by
the rebel authorities Of our soldiers
in tho rebel prison. pens. When, in
1864, the hellish plan was almost
consummated, and they held as
prisoners thousands Of loathsome
skeletons, 10, him confess that then
his emasculated government was
willing to letlhe United States au.
thorities bury its dead, in OK.
change for a fresh and healthy ar.
my Of 10000 men, to beimmedi-
atcly tin the field against Gen.
Grant.
To concludoj Messrs. Editors,
these and these alono were the
causes which prevented the ex-
chaDgeof prisoners. and theso eau.
ses were in operation until the
close of the war. The difficulties
in the way were iusurmouhtablc,
and wereso looked upon by the
United States authorities. Gener
al Grant had no more power to
Eercome thom than any officer
who preceded him. He took tho
only means in his power to effect
the release ofour prisoners, and in
1865 succeeded in accomplishing
Ibis purposes, much to the disgust,
no doubt, of such patriotic vindica
tors of tho "truth of history" as
Mr.. Robert Ould.
Yours, very truly,
S. A. MEREDITH,
Late Brigadier General and u. S,
Commissioner for Exchange Of
Prisoners.
BUFFALO, August 25. 1868.
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General Longstroet entertains q
very clear notion about tho work.
ing OF things down South. He is
for Grant, Cotton, and tho Negro.
dc believes that Grants election
will give peace TO tho South, aud
that tho cotton crop Of this year
will be worth two hundred mill
ions, and that the negro is and will
be as good citizen as the vhito.--
No wonder tho General is taboood
by many Of his old assqciates. 1t
seems he originally preferred Chase
for Presidenk--J0urndl.
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FOR SALE

ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
W OHIO. Situated on the turnpike, one
mile West Of the city Of Lancaster. Contains
III acres, All good land under high state Of
cultivation. The improvements are comfort
able brick dwelling house Of eleven rooms,
with all necessary out-buildings largo Frame
Bank Barn, young orchard OF fine fruit, good
springs and living water for stock in every
field, also CUSTOM MILL on never failing
stream, dong q good business, with house for
miller. The Mill has Just been repaired, and is
incomplete ort;er This farm must be seen to
beappreelated Apply to G. A. Mithoff, ESD.
Trustee, q to the Undersigned on the premi-
ses. L. T. LATTA.
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Farm for Sale.

A lsnALk FkRM, conatsuRa or TWENTY
~ -FOUR "A CRES, situated one.iourth Of q
mile East OF Rtahnlle, Fairfield county, on
the pike II hasph II good two-story Brick
dwelling House, III excellent repair; good out.
buildings, Peach orchard ofsO bearing trees,
'AppIa Orchard, tnl variety OF other fruit;
good Well and eIstern. Title good. Price,
lS2,5do. For further information Inquire on the
premises Of s-'ees-s' MRS. NOURSE.
Also, oae hundred and two acres, half mile
from Rushvile. The improyements--a good
good Orchard; well watered by small meyer.
falling spring Of excellent water. Title good
Price $40 per acre. For further information in
auire Of the undersigned at my residence on
the small fhrm. A. s. NOURSE.
August 20, 'Cs.--ewH