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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-11-18
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EDIroRs GAZETTE.

AIDlAOhb QAIbAA
Rumor Gays thai
PriceEpd Tajs, two Of our etBJ
Naldh elep 10 ave The streets Df onI
lleilg 6tlhiehe e%go 10 tb6iE keSpoc
tive hOmes-go to bed and enjoy
a glorious suooze at the expense
Of our Tax Payers. These two
wortbies are being paid $500 per
month for watching us and our
homes in the night time.
4 OuTCity Cgpncil elected them
tand RaijS aAd Pfice say, that The
Council understands itself. If il il
True Thai, they ,"KatGb not" but
asieep plonlya Iet them be removed
and men substituted who can keep
awake and who will not sleep ION
lgugtd." 9H these 'it&o wsILsbmcp
have been imposing upon US and
our interests they should be toma.
hSvlsed j 5es scalpel, n "A
Has Tie CITY Council invostiga.
ted the charges preferred against
these two old night Watchmen?
uoHave the charges been sustain!
ed?
IbeH SO, has Tho Goucil punished
them?
l. yWillthe City. Council tolerate 60
gross an1mposiiioh2 Gil Il
Are the tax payers of the city Of
Lancaster to be compelled to pay
.Tatje and Price $500 per month
just BECAUSE they, bolong to the
Democratic partyi
Tho City Council is democratic
and upouit rests tn e responsibility
of retaining men in position who
have violated their duties Would
it not be better for,the city, if Tat
Je and Price would resign-work
lby day and every night 60 to
their respective beds and sleep
with consciousness that they
wrongcd no one? Several men
have intimated that tifty.five dol>
lars per month was u big thing
and that they being good demo.
Gratis would willingly watch the
city during the night time, all night
for this beautiful and tempting
fee. =
Will our City Fathers try these
new men or must We endure fur
ther imposition by having our night
watchmen, at our expense, sleep
when we sleepH
Has anything been done to rid
us Of an evil which may eventual-
IIy be the canse fthc destruction
Of our propcrty?% F
Win The citizens Of Lancaster
longer Tolerate so great an out
rage and so gross an imposition2
If we must have night watch.
men, let US have protection, even
though it, should result in the
slaughter of Price and Tatjc.
five must pay for watch, let
US have men who will NOT dare to
impose upon US by sleeping on
their posts.pfl IL TAX PAYER.
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. BALIoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
-Wo are in receipt of this mar
vellously cheap and handsome mag
azine for pscomPef, ns tAbl6Jof
contents is varied AMI charming,
embracing tho usual fine, variety
of serials, sketches, poems and at
tractive engrRvings.' The publish
ers announce in the prospectus for
tho coming year a serial story for
adults, By the. popular Magazine
writer, James Franklin Fits, and
a juvenile serial by the young pco.
plc's fayoritc, Hora,io Algcrs Jr.-
Tho price of this periodical is &
marvel TO every body-al hundred
page first class Illustrated Mhga'
zine for fifteen cents, or 80 pei
year, is indeed wonderfully cheap
Elliott, Thomes & Talbot, Publish
ers, Boston, Macs. wui,, ,,IGi- il
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sg The following Editorial no.
tice' appears in "The Advocdts,"
which is the organ OF tho Method
list Il. Church in Buffalo:
G"CATARRu REMEDy.7We think
We do the public q favor, by call
ing the attention Of those afflicted
with eatarrh, TO the remedy ad-
vertised in OUR columns, as DR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy A son
of ours has been seriously afflicted
with Catarrh for several years
land having tried various remedies
without success, we began to feal
ahat in his case there was no cure
But o few months use Of the above
medicine has entirely removed al
traces cf the disease 5a5
ave write the above not for pay
but for the information of those
afflicted, and as an act Of justice tc
those by whom wo have been ben
efitted.'' Is ,5't. ,ars' ~ ~
1t is sold by druggists for so cite
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Che TOlScPt inbq6tb9ReY SAlt
bsy0, tohsPa bis memory l0ni
way baakltO aAd a precedent fol
the remarkable iwesvllee oA thil
falt. "a record of tho past weel
gives theIoll0wlhg fi6tes::,sa'sa a,s,, s,'S 4 =.
Thursday, 1lthAThermohh. lt0
clear at sunrise; cloudyplteE 10)A
NJ, ana cold oil day. % l-'OS~
Fridayei9thAThsr. s00IaB sun
rise, grOu6d covSr0dy6witB snow
which continued total dtill Z A
NJ, oil melted off during the day.
Saturday 19th--Fher. 800 at
sunrise; AN inch of snow on tbs
ground, and at least 4 inches more
fell during tho day, melting down
to P1qqt3 iPrhes TTTd9I2
Sunday l4th-Ther, go at sun.
rise; cloudy and chilly CGhrough
the day, showing a little at inter.
pals.1 1uioGlDnGN lood IuEltl
Monday l5th-Thcr. 200 at sun.
rise; mostly Clear, bdt cool through
out thedAyg@ a~nNa
Tuesday, lGtA-Ther 3Oo; began
showing at daylight, and continu>
ed with ovigor'tilfIl Sftsf" 3 A. NJ
when it changed to rain. Three
inches of compact snow foil, which
soon became slush, and all disap.
peared bofyre Wednesday norm
ing! 'Atremehdods gale prevailed
all night, papiRgg frs, VIII IGopiOus
rain from the southeast, gradually
working round oltKe. Soath and
West Dwhence q W2lnRyJotast) was
again blowing on Wednesday
morning accompanied with scat.
tering pelIets otssnow & Pfostrate
fences, overthrown chimneys, un.
hinged barn.doors, and loose lum
Der. scattered here and there, were
soRe Of PhS featbres Of yss.Grday
morning.
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GAISWOtD, KOoKEN 4 sUTPHES
EDHoRs Ix6 fso o,l!siEroRs :.
FHF6 ct eF I 4ai e se48. 3 =
LANCASTER, OHIO:
..OSas 44Aq "A q
IhUrsday, Nou, Is, 1869.
bHh ain9 n Q TnTTFEti

Subscribers to the Gazette, RE-
sIDNew1FHoUTFRH LIMITS oF'TH1s
ootNr9, who ired in arrears for
Ons year or more, ,l,, Ar Are notified
that their accounts are now, be-
ipg made out and will be, pre-
'scntef for pSPyment,as5 rapidly as
practicable. The names of those
who fail to respond in a satisfac-
tory manner within a reasonable
time win be erased from our
books, and the m9st efficient
means within our reach used to
1ohtain payment ofthat whichiis
die Us. u Those ! who pay at once
foam do so at.the rate oftwo dot-
lars q year---if we have to resort
to ,ulterior measures the, full rate
0ftod dollars and a-haf per year
will be charged, ..,o
We find this course necessary
imiustice to. ourselves T6ndi the
numerous class of prompt7pay-
ing subscribers with which we
are favored, and we know of no
better waynof finding out the
names of those who don't intend
to pay US at all, if there are any
such. Those residing alta dis
tance, and who are personally
unknown to us, certainly cannot
find fault with us for declining
to send them the Gazette from
year to year at our own entire
EXPENSE After our books shall
be once cleared of the unprofta-
ble names which may be found
iagthem, our rule will be to re-
quire payment in advance for
subsGriptiiqns outside our own
county.
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!. Worth Looking Atlnl

Z ~
L. G. BUrcH exhibited 10 us q
day or two since a lot of splendid
speecciimesnspf the silvsfI gold and nd
other metallic ores of Nevada,
with some quartz and amethystinc
chrystals' Of rare Beauty, and "a
magnificent polished brick Of com
bined silver and gold, all of which
were recently sent Sihim by ohis
father and some friends who are
engaged in mining operations IN
that richly endowed region. Mr..
Butch has these and d variety lol
other specimens on exhibition al
his jewelry store. They are in.
decd worth looking at, and the
same may bcsaid Of many other
things in bis well-stocked establish
ment.
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FTI Tic Iiirgt Lacturenr

- - 49, k.ALN - ~
We Take pIcasure in ann oubcing
that che young and popular lee
turer, GEORGE KEENAN,, Esq, has
beSn e6S tsea 70 open tho winter
eeuEseiA Aucastsri hY gvibs ono
one OF bis attractive productions at
the City Hall on tho evening Of
the 9th of Dece mber,, A. rar In
tclIeclual treat is guaranteed those
who may attend. The Toledo Com
mgrCiqt haP the fplloYing nolice'of
fr'KeaOAniS-re recent appearance IN
that city:
The eHj1tetIVo was inaugur.
ated at Whites Hall last night,
with Mr.. Geo. KennOn's lecture on
Life in Stbcria,GDd Kamtchatk kapI
We Skehtdre 90 Say, that few Zee.
turers come before their auditors
betteEapreparsd, fip matter and
manaSSN Nbolh To- satcrtain andIin.
struct. Mr.. Ker nan is o very agree
able BPeakclg bis language is ad.
mirably chosen, and his manner
pleasing; while, back of all these,
and constituting his chief strength,
is fund ofihf6rmation as farS5 as
it is interesting and Instructive
With erlYztSnt o6pcrsonal knpyt
edge and experience beyond those
OF any other American, Except
only bIs associntes,) J and possessed
of a discriminating observation and
"a power of description rarely met,
he combines all tbe.advRntages es I
sentiaI to those of profitable lee
turer. The audience was one un.
usually attentive, and did not fail
to give unmistakablc evidence OF
its high estimate of the admirable
qualities ofthe address. aAll were
gratlfed, and the managers of the
course may well be congratulated
on their initiatory lecture.
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Card to the Public.

Mr.. ST. Burkley, OF Chi ieothe, ! Ohio, is the
autho fized soleA gent 70 r the sale OF our M
amos nthe following eountits, viz :-iQss, High-
land, Pc kaway, Fairfield, Hooking, Vlnton,
Jackson and Pike, aud rs, we have no dealings
with any other firm IN the above lamed couh-
ties, ne shall guarantee oNlp such pianos Of our
manufacture, as are Furnished and sold Withia
that territory By Mr.. BurkleB whom we tak9
pleasGrein recommending TO our frlerds and
patrons, as we'll as to the musical public In
general STElNWAf &SONS.
New York, July 10th, 1850.
The above card Of Messrs. steinway h Sons
speaks fof fltselG further comments are unn
cessary,
DIR. q. MIEsSE, is acting M Local Agent for
me forthe sale ofthe Stemvay Piano, at Ian
easter, (rao m IN the Rising builimsl, and vi
entity Orders left with him will he promptly
attended 10 by ST. BURRLEY.
Nov. II, GO Gm.
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Thanksgiving Day

Is upon us, and "hard up" in.
deed must hs be, and a signalex-
ception to the general rule of the
enjoyment of innumerable bless
iSgs, who has not ample cause to
joip in, the exercises of lhauksgiv'
ing to- which all citizens are this
day invited BY the civil Heads Of
the Nation and the State. Union
Thanksgiving services atthe Pres,
bytefiau Chdrch at ii O'Clock This
forenoon. Let usall 60. .,r9lt
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A new paper is to be started in
Athens next month by Hiram @,
Martin, to bc entitled tho ATHENS
Journal II it is intended as q
Republican competitor ofthe excel
lent Messenger Of that place. we can-
not help thinking it superauous
enterprise. Dtah' ''' 3 go j.
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Jacob Bowers, OF Ross county
left a little daughter, aged ten
years, in a wagon before the Chill
licothe gas works, last Friday,
and went away, leaving the horses
unhitched. The horses took fright,
ran away, and the child was thrown
out and killed.
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We have received No ], VolI2,
Of the Mount Auburn Index an
educational sheet issued monthly
by the Mt, Auburn Young D6dies
Institute of Cincinnati, o. From
it We learn that ,thc school has
opened with a large increase Of mum.
bers over last year, and is in q
very prosperous condition.
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY
The last number of this popular
Magazine is always said to BIO the
best. Certainly its entcrprising
publisher viii sustain It's reputa-
tiop, and spare no expense toren
der it the best MusicaI Magazine
in America. Published by ]. u
Peters, 1913 Broadway, New York
Price. SO per annnm.
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EDWARD HUNTER, eldest son Of
Hon. H. H. HUNTER, of this city,
asrived'in Lancaster a few days
sihce'with his family from Califor-
nia, of which State he has been a
resident for about twenty years. =
1t may yellba supposed there was was
q joyful reunion on the occasion.
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: s,, lI New wv Coal Company.


Wa learn from the Ohio State
Jout6ai that the certificate Of in>
corporation Of the Lancaster and
SttRifsSillO,C Coal Company was FL
ed'at,ths Secretary Of States Office,
last week. The capital stock j.
100000, in shares of $500. The
prinfip9fF office office is to NO losatod:a'
Lancsster,A with a branch office
near Straitsville. Fhc corporator'
are t. T.BAAsinnis, G. A. Mithoff
Josiah, Wright, John @. Weaver
John:C, Hite, Anthony link, Jas
O'Donnellan Charles Fox.
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,1The Lancaster Hoop Skirt man.
ufactory has new advertisement
IN this issue to which We invite at
tention. Messrs. NJ. Gross & Co.,
We are pleased to observe, are
building up substantial and hand
some business.
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Lancaster Nursery.

Mr.. aGRAvETr, proprietor of the
lancaster Nursery, has had print
edAtthe Gazette Office neat pam
phlst, being q descriptive cata'
lagps Of, tbs, fruit and ornamental
tresss Shrubbery, &C., cultivated
anaSAkspt Tor ? sale by him
at The above mentioned Nur
SerY. The, Catalogue will b'
ready for distribution in q few
days 4 Z a,.A;t-7''l = Z ~ e5o. ...
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lENIisY;XaAg

This IxTALLIBLE iREMEpY does not, like the
poisonous irritating snuffs and strong caustic
solution with viii eh the people have long been
humbugged, simply palIiate for short time
or drice the disease TO the lungs as there is dan
ger OF doing in the use Of such nostrums, but
il produces PERFECT AND PEsMAEENT cuREs OF
rHR WORST GASES OF CHRONIC cArARRH,as as thou
sands can testify. "COLD IN The HEAD" IL
cured with few applications. CATARRHAL
HEADACHE rs refiev ed and cured as ifby magic.
II removes offensive Breath, Loss or Impair
ment OF the sense of taste, smell or hearing,
Wateringor Weak Eyes, impaired Memory
when caused by the violence of Catarrh, as they
allfrequently are. | offerin good faith stand
ing reward Of $500 for case Of Catarrh that /
cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS, EVERY =
WHERE. PRIcE OILY 80 GEMS. if
Ask your Druggist forthe Remedy, but II he
has not yet got It on sale, don't be put of by
accepting any miserable worse than worthless
substitute, butenclose sixty cents to me, and
the Remedy will be sent you post paid. -Four
packages $500, or one dozen for $500. Send
two cent stamp for Or. Sage's pamphlet on Ca =
tarrh. Address the Proprietor,
R.V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Septic, 'os-1y. Buffalo, N. Y.
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G. & Y. Railroad.

From the annual report of the
Cincinnati and Zanosville Railroad
Company for the year ending June
30, 1869, filed at the Office OF Gen.
,B. Wright, Commissioner of
Railroads and sTelegrapbs, some
timefsinco, wcgloan the following
liteMs:
The total length aof tho main
line, alIih Ohio, IS 132 miles, and
,lhelength ofthe sidelracks 8 miles,
making atotallength of iron Ct
iron of l4l miles.
The amount of capital stock paid
I'd is 81 $3.50, ,36l Total amount of
funded debt, ,S1,3OO,OOO, There
are on the line 36 wooden bridges,
with an aggregate length of 5,54S
feet; II pile bridges, with an aggre.
gate length of 3l5 feet; and trestle
work 3,4DS feet in length. There
yereIbqilt during the year eight
wooden .bridges.aa ~. i' = - -
There are on tho road 16 locomo.
tives; II passenger cars; s express
cars; 266 freight cars and two 9th
er cars. There were carried du.
ringthc year l8O,960 passengers
3,O98 tons Of through freight; aud
b8J. .3Q5 tons Of local freight There
were cohsqUfed during the year L.
FO97 cords q wood and 7l6GStOns Of
8 S0a' TAs sarSibA9t siAa sd4A., ars I {
reported as folIo&s.ztTransporta
.tion of passengers S1O0.74l 81;
transportation OF freight Sl93 3l3-
II; mail and! express S3O,I74 81;
from all other sources Sl2,6l2 40.
Total earnings S345,842 OF. Total
expenses of operating the road
S30l,22 "a. llc &c Net earnings S44,.
t61 9,35.. ~ iloii .'rHs!11 ot' I. ~
e.. Gcsts Of Cincinnati, is Presi,
dent and Superintendent of the
Road, Charles Reemelin 1Secreta
ryiahd jos; !. .9Gst, Treasurer O
! S. Journal ,siiil ~. .rsy
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CaARLET MILLER opens his new.
Restaurant to. day. He is nicely
fixed IN the room two doors west
Of H.s.E. National Bank, and who
ever calls may, be sure Of finding
thelbest of everything in the re-
frcshment line. e,si-yrl s.+ q
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To enable the Gazette to observe
the thanksgiving holiday, we go
to press and serve portion of our
city subscribers with their papers
on Wednesday afternoon.
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- FOR CIRCULARS of the Iron
City College, giving iuIl particu-
larsI0f the course Of study, method
of Instruction, qualifications for
cnteting, time Of commencing, ne,
eessary expenses, &C., address the
Principals, Smith 4 Cowley, Pitts
burgh, Pa, iol.. lo1aFo;
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Masonic.

Alta stated meeting 6f'LAncas-
tor Lodge No, 81, hold at its Hall
Nov. 16, 1869. the following broth
rem were elected ito the offices Of
the Lodge for the ensuing year:
Worshipfm Master - William
Noble.
Senior Wdrden-H tlG. Trout.
Junior Warden-H. A. Gcbelcin
Treasurer r-7Geo u EckertN
'Secretary-J. B. Townsley.
,Smior DeddonA+Jas. II yDotys .
Junior, Peacoa7rUfiah Bell
7ylsr-IDahief Kyncr.o = w
{ Ged.L. Eckert,
! Trustees. "a III 4, Gebelein., >.
,di6i) liUP.M iWag agSnhalsG
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=. q Hays, editor Of tho Circle
viIlc Union, and IsNe eAbornatby
of Mt. Sterling, haveformed CO
paPtnershipinatho practice oflaw in
CirelcRille, Ohio. 'na, .'.'. ,.,,.
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MARRIED.

! STEWART Parse mage on
Thursday, Nov. II, 1853, by Rev, B, N. spahr,
Mr.. Oliver stewartan 81 iss Rnchel stul'E.
KERNs-KIGBB-Atth the eame piece, Nov
y 1850, by Rev. b. N. spahr, Mr., Mnrtip j.,
Kerns and Miss Philena Kiger,a all Of Fairfield
county, Ohio.
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, Sec advertisement of sale Of city
ISts,sa BY tho Council com mittee on
Hablic Property an, 8 ..l'.,,,.',' ......,,.
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Jpb,A'Namce, ofors forsale one
oftAsHnest farms In TIE county
See his advertiscm erit.! ''' '
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"Stahd not upon the order Of
yout gong, but 90 At oncs'' % eSIlnk Blaire's
andseathe rsrsst aasortlII lIIsnt of fssVa tehss.
se,vslry, and SILVER W6Es3Ver Ton ex.
hiintlonia Lancaster. An-Ffs1 11apf the cele.
braied American WATCHED, lofisAdies and Cen
tIeneps both in Gold and oilEeE cases. Also,
a largo Tot Of Gold and saref swtss Watches.
An endless variety Of COL d BFAesIs &c,
Ladies' Chains and fIhnI Ans stone
HIngs, eadIss' sett ., ssuas ) snd sleeve
Buttous, Hand X 9 ns1ufBf Hdldsrs,
cii1fms' Vest G baIBs, &e., ,&os also
fall line Of cheap goods. -
Go ANa HAKE roUR sELEcrIoHs TEoM Au(UtL
sfocs. nj.
AlaFga stock ofSbectaeies, ~ BIairea. A.
Fer a good AmerIsan, atshlOr
Ol0ck, with all the latest improYements, 90 TO
the large stock Of p. W. Binin9eI hezde6es
eonPeptios. Small Profits ana Qnick SkleF is
his tnottos KisIng's Block, Main -. I
September %. H. a 4
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Attachment Notice.

Aaron LutE, Prf.) Before William H. seifeft,
against ~. F., of RusherHak town
Isaiah dali, DerU ship, Fairfield county, ,ohiSs
On the sOth day oil. foot, A. D. 1869, said Jus
tice issued an order OF Attachment in the
above action, Tor the esumof eighteen and fftyI
eun lredths (ls 6O-lu0l dollars. r
(Signedl = a AAR0hsL LUTz. .
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The,late strike in the Hooking
coal mines ended, BY the miners ers
getting The wages. they asked.
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Desirable City Property for
, Sale.

The lot fronting on Columbus sti ept directly
IN rear of the Mithoif House. on which ia sit
uated the Ba kerry Of G. Bank. Also the rear
portion OF thejot on which is situated the Ger
man ReiormedChurc ll5 by 5S feet
and adjoining the first named lot. The whole
ortms propertywill be sold on favorable terms,
which can be learned on applcationto IoHN @.
WEAVER, Lancaster, o. Is. s. Herring.
October 2l, go 3m. q
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The uDdsrsIgnsd viii attend to all busIpe 8
pertaining TO buying and selling Real Estate
2 H'bs Eesf faYQ tabAteEWf NkAA /.
Tbe' sOIsOwfas RrSpetty foF Male.
o5 so-IOO acres of Land, situated /
mule south west Of MillerspOrt, Walnut tvp.
Fairfield county. Ohio, on which h a GOOD
frame dwelling, small barn, good young or
ehATd, two good wells Of water, and near two
good grain Tnarkets.
Soil-ricb black loan.
THREE OUT.LOTs, No = 2o. 2I and
y, East Of Central Avenue, IN the n op Co. Ad-
dition to the city ofLsneaster.
h9S5iiSsss is &c %
strSeb3 h9yi On nttetpl TX do6, a,s5lt IN Y ssa
andFflialip good oFdtT. IetDk kaatlJ
DINE LOT m the Northeast addition Of the
city Of Lancaster.
ONE ACRE LOT east OF the C. m
Railroad Depot 10 the city Of Lancaster. Terms
easy.
90 Acres Of Land north mi les OF |. I.ancas.
ter, oI the Pike =, Has on the premises a 0eod
lipHfsfud barni gPpd yqlqg dschG4 ep(sniy
oirunnina wltsr, ssH good tim0of eSeeiieht.1
Terms TO suit purchaser.
One House and Lot in Royalton. Fair.
field county, Ohio ob which is an excellent
stable and we'll. A fine location for q Physician,
Grocer, or Hoiel keeper. n Ouse well adapted
for either-wIll be sold very low on favorable
payInso'snI I DJuTW 1EGtrYW9G1
~ Acres OF Ieahd 0ne and alhalf n. lies
northwest from Pataskala, nd one mile north
of Etna, Licking county. Ohio, on which is a
comfortable dwelling, stable, spring house, &C. :
4 good orchard and good well Of water at the
house. Price $1,000, II bought soon.
100 Acres in Putnam count, Ohio, within
tw1miles ot kalida, All IN good timber, Boil ex.
cehsnt. VIII exchange fdrchy properly.
40 ACRES Of choice land in Violet n. -,
Fairfield county, Ohio. on which il a two story
dwelling nonse, barn, large cattle shed nd OF n
er outbuildings, good grist mill and saw mill.
twogood orchards, spring at the house, an d
good run ming water on t!ie premises.
PriceSG5 w per acre II bought soon.
opsbous Sand lot On North broad sfreet ID
the city of La ncaster. SatfeNeHs+
Twolotsin Indianapolis, Indiana.
1O4 ACRES in Berne township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, on which lisa good two story
dwelling. large barn, good odtbnildin ~, excel.
lentwatfrst ME house, running wate fonahs
hfm,two good orchards. Soil--good bottom
land. Price $50 per acre.
J. C. HfTE L CO.
hancast ter, o., Sept. %, IeGo II.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-11-18
Attachment Notice.
Attachment Notice.

jacob Lutz,) Before William II. seifert, ]. P.,
against of Rushcreek township, Fairfield
Isaiah Hall. county, Ohio. =
onthe goth day of October, A. u 1860, said
Jus tice issued an order of ofAttaehment in the
above action for the sum OF ne'huntred ADD
hny.one and fify-n hundredlhsisiti ,0'lpoI
Nov. 1890 ow". JACOB LUTzs-a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-11-18
Attachment Notice.

Samuel Frlesner,l Before William n; seifer.
dJdinst P, OF Rushcreek town
Isaiah Hall. ship, p,FaIrfeldcOuuty, OHIO.
On the goth day Of October, A. D. 1860, said
Justice issued an ortlerOf Attachment in The
above action for the sum of seventy four and
tiily hundredths 1874 5O.l0Ol dollars.
Noy. 4, 1869 ow". SAMUEL FRlESNERt