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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-01-19
Commissioner and Trustee.
DUBLIC SALE.-As agent for the heirs of

EBUBLTC SALE.-As agent Tor the heirs OF
IL George Zimmerman, decd, l will offer for
THU RSDAY, the 18th day of JANUARY,
1869, Gf i do not sell privately before that day.
the valuable tract of land on which the said Zim-
norman resided at the time of his death, lying 81
miles Northwest of Staunton. adjoining the lands
of John Trimble, Samuel X. Taylor, Joseph
Housefnan and Others containing by actual sur
vey 167 acres About 100 acres of said tract
arc cleared, and in a high state of improvement,
grass; the residue is equal in quality to any up
land in the county, and very heavily timbered.
The Improvements consist of a small frame dwell
ling house. with four rooms tolerably good
barn. corn crib, and other out buildings.
The land will be shown to any one desiring to
examine it before the day of sale, by Mr.. Argen-
bright who resides on it. l-s9a.si
w. B. KAYSER, Agent for -
the heirs and Admir- of Geo. Zimmerman
Rockingham Register copy and send bill to
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-01-19

By the use of simple and easy Supporter, just
HoUsER, of Rockingham county, Va.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02
a Literary Avalanche.


J. C. TUrnILL sent us the other
day, ahiarmful of periodicals, mag
azincs, &C., comprising copies of
the Atlantic Monthly, The Galaxy,
b Godsys Ladys Book, all the pop
yiIar Alhanacs for 1870, sample
shoots Of Hithcock's Dino Music,
&C., &c. @Josh. Billings Alminax"
is enough to afford a who o eve
ning's cachinatory enjoyment to a
large familys and "on tho Cards, >
isa volume full Of fun, frolic and
sentiment with comic illustrations
that willcost the beholder many L
Sbutton.I All these afford but an
.,inkling Of what may be found in
TUTaILL's bjou Of store; which
by the way, is rapidly becoming
tho point Of attraction in Lancas'
ter for tho lovers Of light literature
connOiSssurs in, pictures, art fab
RIGS, fno stationery. fancy articles
anl the like. In Mr.. ]. W. CARR
Tuthill iids an assistant whose ur'
.lbanity and politcncss will servo as
q "material ai1' in Keeping up the
deserved popularity Of thc'estab
lishment, swan .r.lYr .1l ..ft 4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02
Blind Toms Concert.

The advertisement for this unique
entertainment is in this issue and
will be certain TO attract attention.
There is no exception to the un>
mixed wonder which the seomihg.
ly supernatural performances Of
the blind negro boy have every
where eSetcd. Next week we will
give an article from ,cotcmporary
Showing the impressions created
by a recent exhibition 0of Blind
Toms powers in a sister city.
D1" Tickets for Reserved Seats
may now bo had at ]. c. Tutbill's,
(whcre q diagram of the City Hall
may be seen) and it will be we'll 10
secure them in advance.
- Ffff - TH 2 .f4< 1901.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02
Our Fall.Winte,sr.. ,s.

Ye hsyo had thOcariosity 70 Ggi
ure up o comparison Trom q daily
thormonetrical record which we
hpye kepD Of the avcragetem
ture ofthe monthio of January last
and that Of given 81 consecutive
days of October and November
just past From this record. Tc
Ghd that tho averago tcnpcratdrc
of Jaddury,glise0 was 2II and
2GI3I0 and that Of 81 days from
Oct, % to Nov. p, inclusive,
was 81 and 90 3lH; a difference of
only 3 81, or onetcnth Of a degree
in favOrOf January for coldpess.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

Small Fruit Recorder and Cot.
tdge Gardner. We are in receipt
of this valuable littlo monthly pa.
per, edited by A. NJ. Purdy, (suc.
cessor to Purdy 4 JQhnson) Of Pal
myra, N. Y. 1t contains tha most
practical ARTICLES in relation to this
subject We over saw, and should be
in the hands of every person who
has garden of even a rod square.
The price is only so cents a year
Send stamp for specimen copy and
circular containing offcr to those
getting up clubs. We notice any
person getting upa club Of six has
COPY gratis.
IIo also sends out littlo work
called the Small Fruit Instructor
which has received tho highest tcs
ttmoniaIs from tho most prominent
horticulturists and pomologists IL
the United States. 1t tells how t(
plant and grow all kinds Of small
fruits, Price onlyf1OiCcents. Ad
dress for either Of the above, tho a
bovo party. II III a 90
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02
New Music.

llWo havo received from John
Church Jr. the popular Cincinnati
music publisher, by the hand of
Billioghnrst ttofollowius: "DOdo
Polka" a light and sparkling com,
position for the piano, and The
Girl with the Calico Dress" which
is Of about equal merit with the
majority of modern songs of its
class. We may state hero that
Billinghurst has. or will get for
sou, anything in tho music or pc,
riodical line that may bc desired.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

Tho Legislature of Vermont has
taken its Thanksgiving vacation
Ono Of tho most important meas
ures passed in the last hours of the
session was, o bill eSempting from
taxation for five years all inanu>
factaring establishments hereafter
erected in tho State, and oil the
capital and machinery used in op,,
Grating them, and also the capital
and machinery put into buildings
already erected, but not now used
for manufacturing purposes, when.
over tho capital used amounts to
one thousand dollars or more. The
bill was warmly opposed on the
ground of its doubtful constitution.
ality, but tho great noed OF the
State in this respect overpowcrod
all objections and tho bill passed,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

"Would you prevent disease? The
only sure and rational method is to diff
fuse through all ranks of societya gen
cral knowledge of the human body, and
the laws of health. Therefore, let 1t be
taught to our children in the school, by
the domestic iircsidc, and III the popular
litera! ure of the day."
The above is the motto Of "GOod
Health," a monthly magazine Of
physical and Mental Culture"
published by Alexander Moore. 2l
Franklin street, Boston. We find
it one Of the most interesting, and
regard it as one of the most useful
health magazines wo have ever Ia
ken into our hands.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02
The Commissioners of Frank
lin County Indicted. -
Irrom The Ohio State journal Dee

The Grand Jury yesterday re.
ported; the following indictments
against tho County Commission
crs. Ono joint Indictment for mis-.
conduct in Office against Edwards,
Gulicle' and Aislc, contains six
counts:
q l.aCharges that Commissioners
Intended to deiraud d Franklin
county out Of six thousand dollars
in purchasing an Ipfrmary farm
by charging tho county sl25 per
acre, when il was offered for Sl05.
.2.Thatuhe Conn mission ems let
an embankment contract TO u ia.
voritc for 25 cents per cubic yard,
and refused to let the same work
for ID cents per cubic yard, there,
by defrauding tho county out Of
5000 IlII 3 HI llID .DT =
3. Charges that the Com mission
ers purchased n safe from tho Hall
Lock and Safe Company and paid
So, 800 therefor, when they actual
ly paid only 1900, and appropri.
atcd the $500 70 their ownguses
4. That they paid Samuel Doyle
81, 100 besides the Lumber and earth
for removing u bridge which was
built by said Doyle for s6OO--the
removal benefited Doyle's land
$500 per acre.
5. That they builta bridge over
thecunal in Columbus without
any'legaI authority, aud paid Sam
ucl Doyle 81 SOB when he agreed
to DO it tor $500.
6, That they charged tho coun.
ty for 100 more days than they
wero in session, and corruptly de-
fraud,d said county out Of 5000.
A separate indictmcHt against
Lisle, charges that ho took ilag
stones from tho Court House fjr
his own use worth 800 That he
took for his own use two loads oi
lumber from the Harrisburg bridge
worth $40.
There are thrce indictments
against Mr.. GGllck:
|. For misconduct in office in al
loving Claim against the county
for bribc. Tho claim was paic
to L. L. Smith for work done n
the Court House, and amounted tt
sos, Of which Quick got SIS.
The second Indictment agains
him is for soliciting a bribe OF $500
for agreeing to locate u bridg'
across the river at the foot Of Towl
street. The second count 6 thi
indictment is for the same offcns
soliciting $500 from another part,
for the samo purpose.
Tho third indictment is for mis-
conduct in Office, in soliciting $500
, and $500 as u bribe. for the sam
purpose.
1t is understood that q motion
! will be made in court tO-day I
, suspend the functions of tho Com
r missioners until the indictment
are heard.
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ssa iAPleasing Incident
The ;Gq-etteI had, 2 pleasant visit
.oa Tacsday, Ifroml ~ (conpleiof it's

The Gazette had, q aplcasant, visit
-oa TacsdAy, Ifroml I 'cohpleidf its
valued friends, Messrs. THOMAS
EWING, and JOE BURY, formerly Of
Fairfield county, moro recently Of
SILVER City, Idaho. Their appear
ance is o satisfactory proof OF the
salubrity OF that far western cli>
mate, and speaks equally in favor
Of the facilities for good living in
that country. The Gazotto is a
"rsaw-buck" tho better off for their
visit, beside the pleasure derived
fromsthe Interview, and VIC mark
thoir subscriptions paid (they be-
ing already in advancc) respect
lively to Dec. l, 1874 and Oct. !,
1872. II is their purpose to move
to q still more remote locality, and
We expect soon to change the ad'
3 dress dtheir papers to some point
in Southern California. Long life
and saccess to them bo:h
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NARISIICn-

FF-WALTERS-hn the 2hth inst. by the
Rev. C.. n yLconarl, Mr.. Daniel Pottto Miss
Mary J. Walters, both of Liberty township,
Fairfield county; Ohio.
MEEKER--W AGNER--On Nov. %. co, Mt
the residence OF Daniel Wagner, ESQ, Frank.
lneonnty, o., by Rev. @. ". fliethRuser, Mr..
Aaron Is. Meekerto MISS Caroline Wagner.
RUBLE-KRoUT-N 18th, 1869, hy tho
Rev. A. Swnrtz, Mr.. David II. Rnhle NJ Ilock.
ing codnty y, and Miss Mary A. Krout of this
comfy. NH
EBY-BoWLBY-At tho Parsonage, on
"Wednesday, Nov. ga 1864, by Rev. Is. N:
Spohr. MIR. VIM. +. Eby, Of Dayton, o, and
Miss Mary u owlby, OF Fairfield county
KIGER-BARR-At the same place, on
'Thursdny, Nov. 20, 1860, by Rev. Il. N. Spahr,
all OF FAiriield ouhty. Ohio *
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orINloNs oF TnE yEAR-pooK.

at IL very valuable manual ofinfornfation
We do not know of SINGLE work of the same
character that, for its size, is more comprehen-
sIve in the range OF its Information, or more
iudciously arr nnaed p Cincinnati Commsrcinl.
II And II iiled with very choice and excel
lent matterand exceedingly valuable statistics.
don't see how vol regulated family can dis-
pcnse with the little hook" -GEoRGE Is. WRIdnr,
Commissioner Of Railroads and Tcicgrophs. III
at is decidedly one of the ncatest books oi
the kind we have ever seen, and Its contents
plainly show that u great deal OF mental labor
and valuable time have been spent in its edit
ing" otc &C Cincinnati National Union.
"ft Is 10y all odds the most complete work Of
the kind that we have seen, far surprising the
famous Tribune Almanac. ~ Indianapolis Com
V,orfi1I .aH
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

OWNSchodlddy Visitor, for De-
cember is on our table. This is
one of the very best of tho juvenile
magazines, and its s'combined excel
lonco and chcapness should make
Il q welcome visitor to every fami,
ly where there are reading chill
drcn. This number closes the
18th, volume and tho number for
January will be good ono TO be-
gin n subscription with. Price
81 ,25 a year. Daughaday Il Beck
or, 424 Walnut street, Phihdel'
phia., - .....
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02
AN EXPRESS WAGON, :
FREE FOR ALL.
THE
CHRONICLE ALMANAC
AND
Year. Book of Important Information
For 1870,
FREE FOR ALL.

Year. Book Of Important Information
For 1870,
To be presented Free TO every Subscriber ofthe
CINCINNATI WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
The publ shers Of the Cincinnati Daily and
Weekly Chronicle, the most
Popular Republican Newspaper
of the West, will issue, on or before the LIST OF
January next, the second volume OF the
"Chronicle Almanac and lear-B Book OF lmpoT'
tant Information" Its indispensable to every
politician, ,and every general reader who desires
to be able to refer to 1.-THE iacts," IN his conver-
saton, his speaking or his writing, as the iol-
lowing partial table ofcontents will show:
Summary OF the Acts of Congress !mpor.
tant State Legislation Complete Election Re.
turns of 1869 Names, Salaries, etc., OF United
States Officers; Names and Residences OF
Members of ongreSsi Directory OF the sever :
al tate COvernmentsi schedule OF stamp Du-
Ties and Postage Rates; Receipts and Expen-
ditures Of the Government; Times for holding
district and Circuit Courts improvements III
Agriculture and Horticulture ; What TO Eat,
| for each mon tn IN the Year; Scientific lhSoy-
cries and Devc copments; All Important Events
ofthe Year: and Diary for 1870.
The Year. b. ook will make Volume Of about
1850 pages, and will be printed on execllert i
white paper. cony ofthls useful workwi ho
sent free by mail, 10 every subscriber oil tho
| Weekly Chronicle.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

In England they are now maui.
facturing largo numbers of ele'
phant plows, which arc sent to In.
dia, for there tho animal is made
serviceablein this way. Two men
guido the, ,plow, sapother man d..
rects the auimal, and, tho elephant
marches along all day, turning up
ridgo and leaving iurrow three
feet deep and four and q half teet
broad. This is deop and subsoil
blowing with a vengeance.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02
George Kcnnan's Lecture.

We hopo our citizens, will not
fail to turn out largely to the lee,
ture Of George Kehnan, Esq,
to- berdelivcred at tho, City Hall
On Monday ovoning next. 1Wcteol
satisfied that those who do so will
be we'll paid, Such is tho tcsti.
mony Of z tho press 10 all places
where he has boen heard. Tickets
can bo procured at all the book.
stores. - -gg .s.1,--EGB
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

ra.There are many reasons why ALIsMA
should be used instead; of any other har re.
newcp{ Itwill do I'LL tho prqprietors claim for
1t; isalrgcr bottle, nicely put up,nnd can he
used constantly without miurng Ordestroying
the halr. Many preparations are liked for u
while, but eventually inJure il nh destroy the
hair entirely Ifyou world haze RluxuIiant
head oihair, usc the 4 lismR, -,.,- .iff u
Usa Stewards Cough Cure, for Pulmonary
cOmpIuintS,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02
Undertaking {
Real Estate Agency,

The undersigned will attend to all business
PERTAINS Dg to buying and selling Real Estate
n the rost favorable terms.
The following Property for Sale.
32O Acres OF fehoice land near Alton, Dal-
las county, Iowa. viii exchange for other
P''r0' &c. HITE co.
street, IN Carters Addition t. the city Of Ian.
caster. Has on one ofihe lots new two story
frame houseOf B rooms, also good new staOle,
we'll and eiatsrn, allin good condition. TerDs
reas enable. J'S' MINIS W.
Nov. 30, 1869.
% sO-IOO aeres Of Land, situated 1
mile south west OF Mill ersport, Walnut twp,
Fairfield county, ohio, on which IL good
Frume dwelli ng, small barn, coed young or
ehard, two good wells oil water, and DssT tRo
good grain markets.
Soil-rich black loan.
THREE OUT-LOTS, Nos 20, ~ and
%, East of Central Avenue, in the Hop Co. Ad-
dition to the city Of Lancaster.
One House and Lot In city ei Lancaster, on
the Northwest corner OF Broadway and Walnut
| streets. Has on the lot good stable, ,eistarn
and well, all in good order. Terms easy.
ONE LOT IN the Northeast addition Of the
city Of Lancaster.
ONE O ACRE LOT east Of the @. 4 z.
Railroad Depot in the city Of Lancaster. Terms
easy.
90 Acres Of Land north mi les OF Lancas.
| ter, OH the Pike. Has on the premises good
| House and Barn, good young orchard, plenty
1 Of running water, soil good, timber excellent
Terms 10 suit purchaser.
One House and Lot in Royalton, Fair
field county, Ohio, on which is an excellent
stable and web. A fine location form Physician
Grocer, or II otel keeper. n ouse we'll adapted
for eithsr-WIll be sold very low on favorable
paymep.s. .t.- .... s-.,
IL Acres OF Land one and a-haif mile
northwest from PataskalA, and one mile nortl
Of EtnA, Licking county, Ohio, On which i
comfortable dwelling, stable, spring house, &C
good orchard and good well Of water ht I'd
house Price 800, il bought soon.
I6O Aeresi in Putnam county Ohio, within
two miles OF Kalida, all in good timber, soil ex
ce Ilent. Will exchange for city property.
40 ACRES Of choice land in VIolettp.
Fairfield county, Ohio, on which isatwo stor.
dwelling house, barn, large cattle shed and OF h
or outbuildings, good grist mill and saw mill
two good orchards, spring at the houses an
/, good run ming water on tie premises. e
Price SOS W per acre II bought soon.
Two oIotsin Indiana apolis, Indiana.
, 1o4ACREs in Berne township, Fairhei
| county, Ohio, on which iSa good tW o stor
! dw elling. large barn, good olftbuildiDgs, exce
. lent water at the house, running water on Oh
farm two good orchards. Soil--good bottoI
land. Price $50 per acre. - - %
| n
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10 tic 4 IeMJrs efrtLe FsHdcld
CosHtg' SaDi"9 and ~Buildhg As.
SOcidiiOH:
Notice is hereby given that
there will boa meeting Of said As.
s9cAtiou. ON next Modday eve
ming, Dccombcr 9Th, 1869, at seven
o'clock, p. NJ, to receive n propos-
cd amcndmOntto tho Constitution
Of said Association. '''
By order Of tho Beard,
TllUS. STURGEON, Prest.
-Dahcasler, o, Dec, 2, 1869.
Il u v
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Money! Money! Money!!

Wantednndmus bo had, in settlement OF
the old MtthofFS Co., Hardware firm accounts
Those indebted are earnestiyinuted 10 call on
q. A. Mthofi or Chas. II. Creed, one or the
other ofwhom will ut all times be fonrd n
their Office over theHardware Store ofMithoft
& Co, o.,audtheytrustit will not be necessary
to repeat this invitation ina different shape.
Juae lG,Gn tf-r . ~ y %. w
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nB- What's the use of saying Catarrh cannot
| g cured when Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is so
snra aud positively certain that the proprietor
offers SjU0 reward for case Of Catarrh which
hotanuotrure. Afull pint of medicine s made
hy dissolvng ono fifty cent package OF the
powderin water. Sold 10y Druggists, or send
Sixty Cents to Dr. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. -
for GllackAge by main gsfE ~ H e.-l
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

Tho Christian Convention, for
which we published the call in a
late issue, commenced its session
in Columbus or Tuesday. We
VII endeavor to publish synopsis
of It's proceedings next week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02
i5Treasuter's Report.

IreaSHEcr hcpoNO'
+. sC6pNAsricwttardl SOcie-
ty.-This Report is givcn in ad-
vorasingf fcoIamns and will bo
contemplated with pleasure by all
the friends Of tho Society, Over
. ::S3GG0 receipts at the late Fair, and
4 4 cash balauce in the Treasury Of
over $500, speak we'll for its ofic-
,ial management, and afford . guar
anty of enlarged facilities for fu,
turo exhibitions.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

A SUGGESTION. No person
visiting Pittsburg should neglect
visiting tho Iron City College and
witnessing tho operations of this
far famed institution, Those un-
able to do SO can. obtain Circulars
giving full particulars by address.
ing tho Principals, Smith y Cow.
10y, Pittsburgh, PA;
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

In a bayou near Natchcz. a
short timc since two fioId-picccs,
loaded with slugs, stones, balls,
etc, were discharged into crowd
OF alligators fighting over tho car
cass of sheep, and twcnty.onc oi
tho reptiles wore killed.
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Terms of tho Chronicle.

Who make up clubs ofsubscribers' will receive
FREQ copy regularly, or be allowed liberal
cash commission for their services. Address
CINCINNATI CHRONICLE GO ),
No.I7I Race ST., Cincinnati, o.
1t Nov, 1t Doc.
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dissolution NOTICE.

The partnership hereiOfoTe e1istinR be-
tween DaudsonA brasee - this dAy dis-olV-
ed 1y limitation. Intbo flIiufe the business
VII be eObdiieied by A. Davidson Who assumes
all llindelasdness and will c0lleet NJ ouistsnd'
ing debts due the late drfn Of Davidson Bra
see. Thankful i0r Ihe pA.t patr0Dage, the un-
dersigaed respectfully solicits eontlnuance
Ofthe same. ~ A. DAVIDSON.
ACAIi those indebted 10 tlB late hrm oi
DavldsOn A Bra-ee, nro requested ~ call and
settle without delay.
dec. :, lst9--lw. f -
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4 Peculiar Case of Smuggling.
A case Of sm lgglihg ofa peers
liar nature has recently been do.
voloped IN Chicago, About-six
months ago a man named j. Baum.
gartuer left Germany for America,
bringing with him eighteen gold
and seven silver watches of Euro.
poan manufacture. In order to
escape tho tariff, previous to his
arrival in Now York, Baumgart-
ner distributed the watches among
tho passengers on board the steam
er, so that the twenty-five chrome.
meters all slipped by the Custom
House officials, and, once in port
were returned TO the owner. Baum.
GARNER proceeded TO Pelsin,
H., and there placed his watches
in ajewelry store for sale. The
facts coming 10 tho knowledge OF
the revenue authorities Of Chicago,
Mr. Il. II. Keefe, Special Inspector
of Customs, was deputcd to take
tho matter inshand. The proper
ty at Pekin was seized, but The
owner. being absent, has escaped
for tho present. Chicago Post.
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1Iessrs. OyeEmyer, iMetherwell
- -. - OllS.

..., By reference to advertisement,
II twill bc seen that a change has
taken place in the composition OF
4 tho Shovel Factory firm, -tb6otitlc
Of which is now as above given.
Tho acquisition of Mr.. L. IL. olds
as member. is a very important
ono toNhe Arm, and our informa-
ton is that it will result in the en-
largement of the whole concern.-
We rejoice in the prosperity it
has already enjoyed, and in the
= assured great increase of its profit
able and usefal operations in tho
svkutnro. gr aTt s'' '"..a.- ',r
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR

Thepropretors Of TnE CuRoNrcLr, desiring
to publish the cheapest rs well "a tho most M
tcresting and relialle newspaper in tho west
have resolved 10 furnish it, in large clubs,
cheaper than any other Uinci matt Weekly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02


The third Annual Reunion of the
Soeiety9of the Army of the Gums
berland, TO be held in Indianapolis
Wednesday and Thursday, Decem-
ber 18th and 10th, bids fair to bc
well attended. Tho Executive
Committee announce halt fare ar
rangements with ull the leading
Railroads. Invitations have been
extended to President Grant, Gen
erals Sherman, Sheridan, Rose
Grams, Scbofcld, Hooker, Howard,
Meade, Logan, Hallcck, Buell., A.
j. Smith, Giles Smith, Mcclellan
Blair, Hancock, Admirals Farra-
gut and Porter, Secretary Robson,
Secretary Beknap, and other prom.
inent officers Of the army and ma
Wy. Assurances have been receiv-
cd from many of them that they
will be there. 1t is expected that
SGencral Thomas will preside
/ IJ0urudL,a <. sl t- Hh ~ ~ = ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-02

-, sss,,Readers should not tail to con-
.salt tho Real Estate Agency ad,
'vertiisement Of j.. @. HitO & Co.
q every week. as new pieces arc be-
ing constantly added to tho tracts
they bayo ON hand for sale.