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INSURANCE.

4~No ~ AS0<~S<
national UNION FIRE INSURANCE. 90.
OF WASHINGTON.
oAfiTAL S.. I 600 900
once-No. ~ Louisiana avenue, one door east o
Seventh street.
no CHARGE FOB POLICIES or RfvESUE
Risks taken on the most reasonable terms, and
losses promptly paid.
CHARLES KNAPP, President
NOBLE p. LARNER, secretsry no IS ss
GUY R PaILPs. w.soLNsrEAD
PRESIDENT Secretary.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY
on
HARTFORD. CONN.
TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOLIfRs.
sK0RGE y. MARBLE, Agent.
Federal Block. Recon- y.
Opposite Post Once Department
&c S-u Corner 9TH snd q streets.
TIE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE coMPAsr
uAiitu SIsIsS OF AMERICA.
WASHINGTON, 10. C.,
Chartered by SPECIAL Act Of Congress, Az.
proved Jaly rs, Is6..
SAsn NArih aL.....s.... ........sl 200, GOO
OFFICEaS.
y a NLAkk, Pbllad-l pa q. President
nanm,.,s' CaA'rman Finsnoe and Executive
.MlRsoS ". PKkT. PhiI.deIpnis, secre,.r,
Is.TURNER. Washington, Assistant sacr-t.r,
rhAhCls q. SETH, NJ. d, Medical Director.
MEDTOAL ADvtscay ,o.Rp.
y. 4 eAkNss snrseon oener.l Ulitsa STATE,
P j. HoRWIfz. Chief Medical pep.r,..n,
United states Navy, Washington.
ID. W. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
TIE sdya, .aees offered by th,. Company are.
oct Of Congress, 1865. ~
4 4 ps,a ~ Ssn E., a. ., 81 co., 90
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other CON.
Its definite .nd certain in its terms.
IL hs hor~ company IN avary locality.
Its policies erem pt from attachmeut
mere are no Unnecessary Restrictions In the pol
Every policy is non -iorfeitsble.
,nr,a sns, . DC taken Which 20 the insured
that the insurance costs only the decrease os the
annual paymen.s
.sred during NE On annual iSoSms q ons-senss
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rste is charged for risks upon thelives
Of females
It insures not TO secure dividends, but at 90 low
. cost that dividends viii be i'm possible.
LOCAL AGENT Is WASTED IN EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from Competent par
es for such agen cies, with suitable endorsements
should be addressed 20 the Compsnys General
Agents only In their spectfve di-tricts
Circulars, Pam hlets and 'ul particulars gfven
On application ct the once OF she Company Il thi,
city.
8KN Al AGENCY
FOB
MARYLAND. DFLAW VIRGINIA,
WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT fHE OFFICE or
JAY COOKE 81 CO.,
FIFTEENTH sTRErT,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DkPAR TMEN7,
WASHINGTON u. u.
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TIE PAVING BrDs.-There was considerable
talk about the City Hall this morning as 10 the
bids which were opened yesterday, and IL was
suggested by some parties that il would be 70
the advantage or the city II the 10 vest party
for each particular kind Of work should have
the contract, as in that case the city would get
granite curling az one cent per foot, but under
the law this cannot be done. There will be
considerable calculating to do to ascertain who
are the lowest bidders, but Mr.. Donne9an, Su.
Perin'endent OF Streets, &c, aud his assistant
MI Strong. have entered promptly on this
work, and by Monday the table will be ready
and IN few days thereafter il is likely the
awards will be made
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LIABILITY OF BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS To
PAY INTERNAL TAX.-The Commissioner of
Internal Revenue has revoked his DECISION
published few weeks since, that all building
associations are liable TO pay special and in
come tax as brokers. The question was argued
nefore the commissioner by H. Il Philbrook
ESQ. attorney, and Henry s. Davis, Esq, pres
ident OF the Potomac Real Estate and Build
ing Company, W no succeeded in establishing
the fac. that building associations are ia no
sense bankers.
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LIST Prinoiple.-A vegetable substitute for Gallo.
mel or Mercury 10 secured.
ID. A cathsrtic that cleansee the Ailimentary
Canal ana its neigbsoring Niscera - thoroughly
as Lobelia does the stomach.
Sd. Functional Harmony 10 secured TO the
creting vessels Of all the organs and glands in the
system.
ton Of the bleod.
9Th. The properties OF these Pills communicate
aputritioue principle to the blood and reparsuve
system.
9Th. great want 10 supplied In their soothing,
healing and eXpulsiye power in Of intestinal
liberation, ~ in Eruptive FeveS, where Q cure
depends upon free evacQstions.
7th. The aged and persons suffering from paraly-
sis Of the bowls, by the use Of Pill per day
cures regular excavations.
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LABoRERs EMPLoYED.-Mr John Russell
I'd interim commissioner OF the Sixth Ward
yesterday put to work a number Of laborers
white and colored. on the corporation work in
that ward. Mr.. X. will act as commissioner
until The fret of February, when ne will turn
the office over to the new appointee, Mr.. Dob.
bins.
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INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.

In cases whore there 10 severe Inflammation, D.
salysis Of the bowels, md . speedy discharge of
theil contents required, grind six Of the pills TO
Rovder Ana tahe II some preserves or water. In
orally operate fhs dose can be repeated II nscss-
SAT-, I'm two hours. We have known the pills
given in this form, to open the bowels WHEN Gao
TON OIL, EtafevssM, Sodepkvysm nANDRAKE
have failed. IL 10 seldom that second dose VIII be
required In these cases 81 kssssiaaJ Obssysctions
n. B.-AsK FOR RAILWAYS REGULATING
PILLS.
The PRICE OF RAILWAYS PILLS is "a can't,
per boz al over the world. toxos for al 10
boxes for Gao. Seat By mail to any part Of the
Uni yeissS $780, q g6 5sstsri siS2i2s %sSics ad
pese lsttsFs 70 RADWAY . co., 81 Maiden Lane.
Every yerson should reed DR.. RApwAyn
new AIDlCAL PUBLICATION FALSE ANiS
fRUk. COPY on receipt Of postage stamp viii be
seut Tree q charge.
RADWA!y ltnlDIEs are sold Druggists
RADWAY q CO.,
81 MAIDEN LANE,N.Y
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n sFLlMDIp AeeOlTMIHr OF TOILET
;:;':, S ;ss DSSEss =
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MARRIED,

WILLIAMS S-sTEWARr-At tho residence
Of the BRIDES parents. on Tuesday, Feb. 9th
1880, by Rev. b. N. Spahr, Mr.. Charles IL. viii
liams, Deputy Post Master at Lancaster, ant
MISS Ida Stewart, all of Ian caster, Ohio.
The foregoing notice was preceded by cok'
generous In size and splendid in quality, wMci
wen bet was baked expressly for the Gazette
office. 1t was credit to the fabricator thereo
and to tho occas ion and with the appropriate
trimmings that accompanied 1t, rendered 1t I
"laborof lovo"to wish the youthful weddec
PAIR above named all tho happiness incident
| to tho holy state into which they have entered
May their love never fail or grow cold-anC
may their joys increase with their responsible
lies.
HIGGINs-BETTINso 7th, 1860, b,
Rev. II. N. Spahr, Mr.. John W. Higgins and
Miss Marin Bethnson, both OF Fairfield Co
Ohio.
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Miss Logan's Lecture.

We again call the attention Of
our readers to the lecture of this
distinguished lady which is to be
the attraction at the City Hall on
Tuesday evening next We feel
some solicitude for tho success ol
this affair, it being the first attempt
in Lancaster to bring forward a
lecturer of national reputation" seq
Our citizens will now have the OPP
portunity of demonstrating that
they can properly appreciate an
affair of this kind, and that Ian
caster is not behind any of fher sis
tor cities in the intelligence and re-
fined tasto requisite to proper es'
s6mate of high intellectual effort or
the graces of oratory characteris'
tic of the American lecture room.
We refer the reader to tho no
tiee in the column devoted to local
notices.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
OLIVE LOGAN.
CITY HALL, LANCASTER,


Tuesday Evening, Feb. 10th.
Miss OLIVE LOGAN, lady dis
tinguished alike as an au,horess
and in the lecture room, will, at
the time and place above named,
deliver her celebrated lecture en-.
titled
"Paris-Cify of Lurury,"
which has been received in all the
principal cities of the Union by
immense audiences Of tho most in.
tclligcnt and refined people with q
pleasure and delight scarcely par
aIleled in the history of popular
lectures. This Grand Intellectual
Banquet, will be presented under
the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, of this city
and the proceeds are to be devoted
to the bcneficent purposes of thai
Association. .. |I.t
Doors open at 7 o'clock, p. NJ
Lecture to commence at 8 precise
ly.
Admission so ,ccnts-Reservct
Seats, Is cents.
Tickets for salo at, tho store o.
J. G. TUTnILL-in the room will
Geo. IL. Smith, Jeweler, and at the
Hall. J. M. SUTPHEN, Pres't.
II. g. DRINKLE, Sec'y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11
Life in New York.

The readers attention is invited
to tho advertisement in another
column of Messrs. ]. B. Burr & Co.,
Hartford, the publishers of that
interesting work "Sunshino and
Shadow in New York" On exam
inatioL Sof the work, q copy Of
which VIC received q few days since
we arc not surprised at tho great
success which agents everywhere
seem to be meeting in canvassing
for the sale of tho work. A few
extracts arc given on our first
page, which will give some idea oI
tho quality of tho work, though nc
isolated extract can bcso thorough
ly enjoyed as it would be if taken
in its proper connection with the
other contents in the book itself.
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Expected visitors.

Capital EncampDcDt, l. o. o. F.,
Of Columbus, is to ARRIVE in Lam
caster by this evenings Hooking
Valley train. Somctwo or three
hundred visitors are expected, who
will be met at the depot by the
brethren Of Hockhocking Eneamp-
ment in full rcgaIia. Should the
weather not be uBfavorable tho
display will be attractive. They
will be escorted TO the City Hall
and there welcomed by Hon. G. D.
MAKrIN, en- behalf Of tho iraterni,
ty here.
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NOgICE T0TEACHFRs,

-.
\ HVuE lizard ofEkamlhers will meet IN Il.
upper room ol tho County ohooa for ne
examination u Teae hers on The lst anaad
Saturdays IN Rebruarr ana on aho
ists sa end "a, Saturdays n March.
The examination s;llbegln preelsely a. ID
o'clock, A. NJ, and no application win be 10 /.
ceiyed for examination nRer n o'clock, A. n.
Teacners wi u remember that they can get
eertiiieaies ai no other time and that yhey
! must beprepafed TO stand ~ oxamiuationin Ia
! photography, readlngs Penfaabshp, ,AEithme-
tic, Geography, EnglIAh efammar, and Thee
~ ofTeaching. a
I. Thocharacter ofthe applicants exafl|.na.
ton will be represented on vcale ofoHs 20 fsn
lone nenotiDg the lowest qualification, and lsn
the highest.
Q -Four classes Of certificates will be grant.
ed, as follows, First Class, valid - mnuthel
second class, valid Is months third claHa, val ;
Id IL months. Hereafter no months certifl-
cate viii be issued 70 the same applicant more
than once.
3. A satisfactory examination in The theory
and practice Of teaching, and high degree of
seccess IN teaching willalso b. considered In
determining the class Of certificates 70 be
granteds No certificate will be granted Unless
the apPltAnt passes m examinations IN each
branch Of study required byidr.
Owing TO change in the School Laws. all
applicants will he required to pay foe oi ATTY
cents, as acondit ton Of Examination.
All applicants must come prepared with a
pre- paid 4hyelOpc, properly addressed 10
themselves. BY order ofthe BOARD.
CIV. WELSH.
Clerk.
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Gunsnithing.

Herman Peter wants it under
stood that he is still on hand al
his room in the Shawk building bu'
silly engaged in all kinds of work
pertaining to his trade, rc.stockint
rifles and shotguns, repairing
locks, &c. &c. Various articles in
his limo kept for sale. Gunncrs re
member this.
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Lieut.. Charles $. Stambaugh.

Lieut.. Charles =. Stambaugh.
Our esteemed young friend
Lieut.. STAMnAUGn, of the - U. S.
Cav, dropped in upon US in a
manner equally unexpected and
agreeable few days since. lie
= had been to Washington city, and
was on his return to his command
at Fort Russell, Wyoming Terrific
ry. We we're pleased to sec him
wearing all the marks Of excellent
health, and in the enjoyment of
the cheerful flow of spirits so
characteristic of him.
Lieut.. STAMBAUGH has soon SER
vice of an important character in
the Indian country; and has par
ticipated in some Of the ugIiest
fights with tho redskins in that
region, evincing a galIantry and
skill Of such credit to his character
as an officer as to result in his pro.
motion to tho First Licutcnancy
Of his company; very fl0ttering
stage Ct advancement for &C
young q man. Our wishes for his
continued prosperity and advance.
ment in his profession will attend
him in his marchings in the hos
tile wilds of tho West.
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We had tho pleasure, on Mon
day night, Of meeting, at tho $50
cial" of the Columbus M@nnerchor
at the Mitboff House, Gcn'l Con-
LY, of the Ohio State Journal, and
were not disappointed in finding
in Lim a geoial, companionablc
Senticman. He also favored our
sanctum with a visit on Tuesday.
in company with Mr.. FlEsER, Of
the Westbote, on which occasion
the two gentlemen were doubtless
duly impressed with tho wonders
OF a Lancaster printing Office
Mr.. FiEsER is an affable German
of warm heart, though of bad poll
tics, and it gave us real pleasure tt
make his acquaintance.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

Tho Morris MinStrelS, celebra'
ted Boston troupe, gave an enter
tainment in the City Hall on Sat
urday evening last, that was first
class Of its kind. They had an au
diencc which filled the Hall com
plctcly and was highly delighted
with tho entertainment - much
moro so than with the dodge which
treated all the seats in the Hall al
"rescrvcd," after advertising "Ad
mission 80 conts--Rescrved Seats
SO cents" II this is their practice
pooplo may as well understand
wherever they go, that with The
Morris Minstrels, preserved seats
means all the seats in their exhibi
tion room.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

The latter half of last week gavc
us o taste of winter once moro, the
like Of which had not been expo.
ricnced since December, SO that
inahy persons began to lose faith
in the aground hog sign-his hog
ship having failed to see his shad'
ow on the I'd. But the weather
this week has vindicated the sa-
gacity of the "animilc," being Of a
mildncss and softncss that would
be creditable to April. BIuc.birds
and sparrows have been filling the
air with their sweet and Cheerful
warblings, and the price of hens
eggs is going down. Spring must
certainly be at hand.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

i, SPECIAL Notices, double column HdVerpse'
ments. and those in prescribed loc"uoh' %
per cent. additional to the above scale
Local Notices, 10 cents per line for one IN
sSrtiou, and cents per line caelfadditlonal M
sortion. Special contracts, made' however 'Or
a longer time than two months
Cards in business Drectory-one half ineh-
$500.
Legal advertisements 81 pear inch one IN
sortion, and 80 eents per inch each additional
Insertion.
Obituary Notices, other than simple an
nouncements OF deaths, Resolutions of conuo-
lence and Cards ofthapks cents per line.
Notices OF Births, Marriages. and Deaths
vhsp furnished by proper authority--free,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

HARRY YOUNG, Of Rushcrcek,
who has won the reputation OF be-
ing one of the best hands to prunc
vines, fruit trees, &C., in the coun.
ty, offers his services the coming
spring. Give him call.--4z-tt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

There is a report here Of a
painful accident to Mr.. j. G. Hartz-
Ter, formerly Of this city, now Su-
perintendent of the Schools at Gal
ion, Ohio. 1t is stated that he
was severely burned q few days
since by the explosion Of a lamp
We have no particulars.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

The lady contributor to whom
we are indebted for the well-writ-
ten sketch for Young Ladies'"
which will be printed in our next
issue e, is cordially welcomed to our
columns.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11
Visit OF the Legislative Conn
mitteo. &e.

mittcc, &c. .,
The select committee Of thoIeg.
islature on tho selection Of q new
Penitentiary site, arrived ut Ian.
caster on the 5:25 P. NJ. train on
Friday last. The committee was
accompanied by Goyerror HAYES.
Secretary Of State SHERWOOD, and
a number of members Of the Leg.
islature and citizens of Columbus,
whose visit was in no way con-
nected with tho purposes Of the
committee. The .entirc company
of gentlemen, however, were at
once made the guests Of our citi,
zens, and escorted to the Tall.
madge House, where a social eve.
ming was spent until the hour OF
nine, when the guests, with nu-
merous crowd Of citizens of Lam
caster and vicinity, sat down 10 a
sumptuous banquet which had
been prepared for tho occasion by
the generous host Of that popular
hotel, Mr.. G. FLEMM.
Tho meeting thus constituted
was presided over by Col. NEWTON
SCHLEIcH, who, with the Governor
and Secretary Of State, occupied
tho head ofthe tables.
Tho abundant and choice viands
were duly discussed. interspersed
with a temperate aow of tho pro.
ducts Of our "vine,clad hills" law
ishly furnished for the occasion by
our successful wine growers Messrs.
Boving, Snider, Clarke, Fetters,
Kinkead, and perhaps others, in
the shape Of the pure juice of the
Catawba, Concord and Delaware.
Col. SeHLEIcu, who presided
with dignity and efficiency, then
preluded the "feast of reason and
flow of soul" by a few well.timed
remarks, and concluded by intro
duc:ng Gov. HAYES, for an ad-
dress. The Governor responded
in an exceedingly neat and happy
speech, which was received with
vociferous plaudits. The Prcsi.
dent then proceeded as seemed TO
him good, to call out various speak
ers, and the meeting was enlivened
by the successive brief and pIthy
efforts OF Chas. Borland, ESQ, Col
Connoll, Representative Johnson,
of Athens, Senator Steadman, Of
Portage, Senator Winner, Of Darkc,
Senator Golden, DR.. Davis, Repre-
sentative Ruttcr, Senator Martin,
of Stark, Mr.. Ricklcy, Of Columbus,
Mayor Slough, ]. S. Brasee, Esq {,
John Reber, D. Sifford, Il. W. Tall
madgo, of Columbus, Judge Lcoh-
ncs, and others.
AS happy social reunion of
public officials and private citizens,
this must be sst down as o distin.
guished success.
After the adjournment at the
Tallmadge House, tho guests, with
q largo number of the young folks
of the city, enjoyed social hop
which had been arranged by the
latter at the MiLboff House Hall,
which continued until o late hour.
During tho forenoon Of Satur'
day, tho committee were escorted
about the suburbs of the city by
our citizens, 10 view the various el-
igiblo sites for the location of q
public Institution of whatever ex.
tent or character. Whatever i'm.
preston may have beon made up
on the minds of tho committee BY
an acquaintance With the advan
tagos OF this ncighborhood for th'
location of the new penilentiary
remains TO be developed hereafter
The committee returned to Co
lumbus on the afternoon train o
/
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11
DIR. II. L. ORDERS
UNIQUE TOOTH WATERS

This dentrrice is composed Of ingredients
beneficial to the tect h and gums and not iniurl-
Gus to the general health, Each wafer when
dissolved int he mouth and the brus h briskly
APPLIED .s sufficient for one cleansing and thus
removing all unhealthy secrctlons and depos-
its and aiding healthS proper digestion. These
waters canin no wny injure the enamel Of the
teeth (the .iault of most dentilrces) hs they
contain no agents that can mechanically or
chemically act on the teeth. They arc put up
in the most convenient form in a neat drawer
box, cash box containing, l4O waters so that
any number Of persons may use out of the
same box with proprety. Clean and healthy
teeth have much to do with personal appear
ancc as well as tho general health. IT is an
established fact that teeth coated with Tartar
and other offensive matter produce fetid
breath which by being constantly inhaled into
the lungs causes derange ment of tho Hhole
system and onon severe illness.
For salo at my Chemical laboratory and
Dental office, Lancaster, Ohio, and by Agents.
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Administr ator,s \ NotIoe. /.

NIot,ce is hereby given, that the undersign;,
" cd has been duly appointed and qualified
as administrator ofth estate Of John Wagoner
late of Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased. All
persons will govern themselves ,,c ncnoTMngy g
Feb'y 4th, 1s60-3w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

The following gentlemen were
elected to fill vacancies in tho
Board Of Directors of the Fairfield
County Agricultural society, at the
Annual election, held last Satur-
day; Bloom Township, +. NJ.
Courtrigh.; Clearcreek Township,
Reuben Sbellenbargcr; Hooking
Township, John Reber; Liberty
Township, Henry Langle; Rich
land Township, Henry B. Eyman;
Violet Township, Edward Harris.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

A protractcd meet ting is npro.
gress at the NJ. Il. Church in this
city, which is conducted by Pre-
siding Elder j. NJ. Trimble, and
Rev. B. N. Spahr. The coDgrcga-
tions are large and much interest
is manifested.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

Mr.. Charles Dickens has used and
recommended Mardoch'S Bronchial
Conyft, an entirely safe, simple
and efficacious tonic for the voice
for sale by G. G. Beck, Druggist,
Main street.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11
OBITUARY.

DIEp-At the residence oflts parents, No.
1850 Fitch Street, Toledo, Ohio, Feb, 9Th, 1859,
George f., only Son of Geo. W. and Mary {.
Eurhart, aged Months Und 10 days.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

Makers Of maple molasses who
have not yet opened their camps y
have already lost several good
"runs' Of sap in consequence.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

We have on hand several poetl
cal contributions, some of which
will appear in due season.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

Gay zam DIR. CRIDER ,Hnd
kdp6e cine boz fon seihen 'Toorn
WATERS, wenn da Shaney teeth uilt
hoJen. Is dute Sc weiS mocksn and
geJt der eihen gutter gdsmock i'm
mowl ZufurkdWen in Seiaer office,
und by Agents, ,aaou f.uH
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11
MRORM NO6hOe.

HNHERE Will be apetition presented before
OHIO, at their next regular session in IAncas.
ter, Ohio, being the first Monday Of March, A.
d. 1888, for the alteration Of the county road
leading from Philip Heyd's grist mill, n Eock
ing county, to Philip Heyd and Emanuel Ste
mems saw mill, ~ Rushcreek township, In
FalrhcldcOunty. Ohio. The point Of commene-
ing Is at the Northwest corner Of George
shorr's meadow, IN section No. 30 Of said town =
ship in said county; thence Northeast around
the Hill up Rushcreek through the lands Of
John Sehmelzer 10 the bridge acre S. Rushcreek
below Heyd 4 Stsmen's saw mill there to inter-
sect the main road agan--dIsfanee about n Of
one mile. MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan. 26, 1seo-5w45e
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Agricultural society Election.

Agricultural Society Election,
AT the election held last Satur'
day, there was a tic vote-41 for
each-between JOHN S. BRAsEF
and JOHN REDER, for President
How the matter is to be determin'
cd we arc not informed.
]. 7. BUsDY, Esq, was elected
Vice President.