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mnit Gazette.
' MILLER KOOKEN & SUTPHEN
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
OFFICE
TtUmilp Block, Third Bterx-Ttf the
I . Lstft eU the Head ot Stairs. ' -
"CITYOF LANCASTER.
TiicnsDATT, October 29, 1863.
f i "THE Union H must, and be preaefvcdl"
iiI.IBF.RTV end-Union now and forovor, One
" end Inseparable! Daniel Webiter.
"IP I am asked when I am for a dlsaolutlon of tlie
Wnlon, I answer, Neverl Nevorll" Hmry Ciny.
. IT la a question of government or no govern
aent.oountry or no country." Stephen A. DovgUu
-. We Must Itjve Mony.
"We write this as a personal and in
dividual dun to all persons knowing
ilhemsohros indebted to tno uazeuc ui
fice. There are sryvwal thousand dol
lars on our books which should be paid
atonco. We have nine hundred dol
' lars' worth of accounts against persons
.'-who owe us for three years' s'ubscrip
' ' tion, besides numbers who awe us for
and two Tears. The harvest has
- boon abundant, greenbacks are plenty
Brough is elected Governor and Ohio
is safe, awdtfcore is no reason why cr
ery roan Indebted should not send us
the amount due immediately after
' reading this notice. We have laborod
, , ;iuithfully.,day and night, daring the
; campaign, to furnish a god! paper,' and
'"mi hone now to receive a substantial
and tangible rowativ - '
TO CAMPAIGN flUBSCllIBElU.
All our campaign subscribers who
wish to continue their subscription da-
: it:.. v.- .:ll nlancn Int. us Irfinw
IUU VI1U JW" " ..w... -
... soon. The paper will bo discontinued
at the expiration ot lour montns, unless
. nr i 1 1 ' :
iVUUIIVUi Sv w "'v 4' o
ers will ind thomselve.8 unable to do
-without the Gazette.
Hon. Cary A. Tjumme has ou
thnnks for valuablo Fublic Docu
ments.
Lieut. Geo. Blaib, who was wound
cd at the battle of Chickamauga and left
in tho bands of the cbo.s, wo loarn
from a lottcr received by his wile, is at
Libby Prison, Richmond, slightly
wounded in the leg. It will be a great
-relief to his family and friends to know
his whorcabouts and tho extent of his
wounds. .
I Lieut. 0. B. Brandt, of llie 17th
. Ohio, who was reported dangerously
". woundod, in the battle of Chickamauga
and a prisoner, wo loavn from his father
is now in Libby prison, Richmond
' Ho was notoriously wounded as first
Btated, bnt slightly, having been struck
in tho side by a pioce of shell. Ho
"writes homo that ho is now well and
.iicarty.
Continental Monthly.
We bavo received tho Novomber
number of this ablo and spiritod
Monthly. It contains tho usual num
lior of artir.liis on the crreat Questions of
ii , - " .
the day, besides a number ot poems
.nnd litoravy articles. Address John
;"F. Trowi Publisher, 50 Grcono street,
'New York.
Flrtv
Tho ticket ofllce at the Fair Grounds
"Was burned down on last Monday
night. .Supposed to have been set on
fire by somo vagrants, who entered
through tho window, and wero lodging
inside.
Notice to Tnt-tfaycrs.
-T: Tho ANNUAL LIST for 18C3 is
,,t my hands for collection. CARRIAGE
TAX and INCOME TAX must be
v paid immediately. .
, ; ; R. M. CLARKE,
. ' 1 Collector Fairfield Co
A BOLD ROBBfiHT.
:Last night aoout 7 o'clock, ns Mr.
,T. Pepple was passing up Whcelih
: " street, ho was knocked down by somo
T Miiktiown villain, and robbod of over
$200. Ho was iliscnsiblo when found
in which condition ho rcmainod until
' two or threo o'clock at night. His pock
cts wero turned inside out, and a largo
boulder, with which ho had been struck
in tho forchoad was found lying near
his head.'- lie was taken to tho rcsi
deuce of Mr. BiCKFOBD.near which the
robbery was committed, where every
attention was shown him. Mr. Pep
pie statos that as ho was passing up tho
j . north side of Wheeling streot, ho saw
a tall man come out of tho alloy on the
opposite sido, and rapidly cross the
stroet While crossing the alley, noar
the residence of Mr Bickford, tho rob
". hor 'soized him by the breast, and struck
him in the forehead. M. Pcpple is un
, ablo to givo any further description of
Hit villain than thatho was a tall man'.
It behooves our citizens to be on
their guard. This robbery was com
mittcd in the early evening, in one of
- the most pub ie and populous portions
vof Uio city, and evidently committed by
vorae one who Knew tost Mr. Peppl
' Jiad drawn money to make a payment,
.-n where ho would pass on his way
homo. Wo hopo this bold villain may
i)o diseoyorod, nnd punished ne hede
serves.
BAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Ou last Tuesday "hight the Freight
and Accommodation train on the C. W.
Z. R. R., broko through a bridgo, be.
twoeti CWkstlllc find Morrow. Luck
ily the" passenger car, which was lull,
arid several of the freight cars, did not
go down. Mr. Wm. Skellky, tho en
gineer, had ono leg torn off and tho
othor badly brokon, so that he will
hardly recover. Tho fireman and
brakesman wero both injured.
billlculilei In Par ding.
"Whon Aristotle was asked, "What
can a man gain by telling a falsehood?"
he ropliod : "Not to be credited whon
ho speaks tho truth."
Ellipses supplied.
Whoh Aristotle was asked (the ques
tion,) "What can a man gain by toll
ing a falsehood ?" he replied, (saying,
lie. can gain this thing, namely,) not
to be credited when ho speaks the
truth." .
REMARKS ON THE PARSING.
1. "Quostion" is in thet objoctive
case after tho passive Verb "was ask
ed," according to. the rula that the pas
sive offeacA, ash; and' some other verbs,
are sometimes followed by tho objects
ivo case. ' . ' ' .
2. The' sentence "What can a man
gain by telling a falichood?" is equiv
alent to a noun, neuter, 3d, singular,
objective, ' and is put in apposition
with "question."
3, "He cm gain this thing, namely,
not to bo credited when he speaks the
truth" is equivalent to a noun, neuter
3d, singular, objective, and is govern
ed by the tl-ftheitivo! participle saying.
4. "Not" to , bo ' credited when he
speaks tho truth," is equivalent to a
noun, neuter, 3d singular, objective,
and is pat in apposition with thing un-
dcrstood. .
John williams.
Ill-Trcatmaiit W a Soldier' Family
Cuattanooqa, Tonn.,
Oct. 14, 18C3.
Eds. Gazette :-Porm it nvo to say
to you that about one year ago the 20th
of last August, I enlisted in the service
of my country. I was away from home
just about one year, when I got a fur
lough of fifteen days to go homo to vis
it my family and attend to pecuniary
affairs.
I live in Bloom township, Fairfield
County, a place famous for Butternuts
and traitors. I malto this distinction
simply bocauso there aro somo worse
than others. Awifo ai.d three little
girls compose my family, living on a
five-uero lot of ground, pretty neatly
fixed up, with tho exception of the
fence, which is nono of tho best. I am
a privato in tho army, and it takes all
my earnings to keep my family In some
thing to cat and wear. I havo a good- J
ly number of Butternut neighbors
around roe, who havo treated my lit-
tlo family with conrtesy, respect, and
friendship, and I believe as a soldier's
family should bo treated. But there
is also a traitor in tho neighborhood,
whom I unfortunatoly own as a neigh
bor. Whilo I was at homo, there was
no ono more friendly to me than him
self. But as soon as I left to rejoin my
regiment, his friendship left also. He
has a lot of hogs that he thought might
get in and destroy tho crop of corn wo
had managed to raise, if ho would turn
them out. Ho managed the thing ex
actly right, for they did get in and de
stroy tho crop. The first day my wife
went and told him kindly that his hogs
Wero destroying her corn, and that it
was all she hud to depend upon for her
winter's moat. He told her to go home
and make her fences. Tho second day
sho told' him again, but tho reply was
the samo. Thus sho entreated him time
and again, With tears in her eyes, un
til ho finally told her ho did not care
if they ato it all up, for she was nobody
but tho wife of ahluckRcpublican, and
I had ho business. in tho South, fight
ing to free tho negroes, nnd that she
ought to bo down here, and help me
fight. . no was greatly rejoiced at what
ho called a defeat at tho battloof Chic
amauga. Ho rejoices at tho death of
a soldier, and says, "another Abolition
ist gono to h 1." .
I ask tho' cititens of Bloom town
ship, how long will you suffer such con
duct and such sentiments to bo uttered
against tho soldier and his family?
V o havo gono away from homo to off
er up our lives, if need bo, on tho altar
of our country, and havo left our fam
ilics under your care and your pledgo
for their protection. Will you sco that
such men as this vallandighammer.
constitutional peace-maker, and Union
forever (over tho left) man, will stop
his insults to the different soldiers' fam
ilies, by calling them names of differ
ent kinds.
J. T. CRITES.
Old Volunteers Re-enlisting to be Cred
ited to the Btatea.
WABHiNtJTQN, October 25. Tho fol
lowing circular has just boon iesuod :
1 r ' 'nARlI)EPARTME?rT, " ")
"Provost MAMhAI General's Of-
fick, "Washington, Oct 20, 1863 j
"CIRCPLARNO. 95.
. "Regimenta now in Borvico. which
ro-cnlist as veteran volunteers, under
tho provisions of General Orders Nos.
191 and 3t)5t current series, from tho
Adjutant General's office, will be cred
ited to tho States, and. as far as practi
cable, to the Congressional Districts to
which they belong.
Signed "JAMES B. FRY,
'Troyoft Marshal General."
lrThe aiwonce of one of tho pro
prietors for threo or four days, and tho
sickness of several of Our hands, will
account for the lateness of this iwue of
tho Gazette.
Mom A boat the Nrcre) Coptrejr im
Usra;laKorml4abU OrganUatlon In
HaneOek Vnmtf.
New Yobk, Oct. 27. -The Macon
(Ga.) Confederacy of tho 14th says the
reported insurrection of blacks in Han
cock county seems to have been more
serious than . was at first sup
posed. - Quito a largo number
of negroes aro implicated. Their
organization was complete, and ofll
cers chosen from major-general down
to corporal. Tho chief of tho coriKpir-
acy is nn arttiil and intelligent tellow,
who wus well qualified to bo leader of
sueli a dangerous enterprise. Jlo was
tho major-general of tho forces, and
proceeded to Atlanta on business con
nected with the plot. The plan was
laid to join Rosecrans when he arrived
and captured Atlanta. To this they
wero put up by designing rascals from
Lincolndom, who aro infesting the
whole country. .A number of tho ring
leaders have been lodged in Hancock
jail, nnd with them tho major-general,
who was brought in irons lrom At
lanta.' To a Mourning Mother.
On the death oHery't Albert E. Fctttn, Co. F,
" VthRvt Ohio VoluntwM.
Mothort mourning for tlio loss
- Of thino ouly son, '
Listen to ino tw I sing
Ortliatttuaontono.
For he is but abnt gona
To a land that's lair ;
In a few brief, toarful yeura
Thou ahull meet him thero.
He was bravo, and he was true
As a knight of old;
Kept his honor bright as steel,
And as pure as gold.
ttv was worthy of the name
That his father bore,--Worthy
of thy tender love ;
Couldst thou ask for mora ?
Te, a higher meed than thia
That brave soldier won ;
Worthy of his country's love,
To bo enlled hiT sou.
Mother, woep no more for him,
Itut rejoice to know
That he died triumphantly,
Charging on the foe. '
Tluit above his lifclcKS form
In his Southern grave,
Where his comrades laid him down,
Victory's banners wave.
Well ho sleeps, thy soldier son,
In his lonely rest,
As when in his infant years,
(.'nulled ou thy breast.
Let him undisturled Tioso
Oil in beneath the sod,
nulloued by his cnimtry's tears,
And the smile of Clod.
CurrniiD Fktteii.
$10 Reward !
f!"HE aubscrilier lost on the 2Sth inst.. In Lancaster
I ur on the road to the buminit Church, a wallet
containing a sum of money, and tied with n black shoe
string; also, a pair of silver spechicles, in atincase.
The alxivo reward will lie paid for the wallet and con
tents, and one dollar tor the aiicctaelca nnd case, by
leaving them at liitnmcl Beery s Grocery, or with
31 8w : . JOHN MASON.
JLContt Mo A sdsis. .
NOTK'R Is hereby given to all whom it may con
cern, that at the next session of the Oimmission-
ers of Fairfield county, to be held in Decemlier next,
there will lie presented n petition praying for the estali
lishnient of the following described county road, to
wit : commencing at or near the old Tavern stand, for
merly owned and kept by John Hwayer, dee'd, on the
old 'Chillicothe rood; thence north 144 west to the
Madison and llockinir townshin line: thence along said
township line and the line of the old road to the half
section line; thence along the half section line and the
lineofthe old road to the Amaudu rood, and thereto
terminate.
Oct. 24, 1803. Cw MANY rETITIONEUS. ;
Estate of Moaes Thompson, tlecM.
TVTOTICEia herein- given, flint the undersigned has
I 1 Is-cn nimointcd and nunliliod ns administrator
with the will annexed, of the estate of Moses Thomp
son, lale of said county, deceased.
Persons indebted to said estnto nre rcnuired to
mske immediate payment, nnd hose having claims
against said estate to pi-cscnt theni, properly verilicd.
juiia v. iimau.',
Aduir. with the will annexed
MiHorsport, Oct 28 31 3w of Mosea Thompson.
A OENTLKMAN, cured of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay, and loufhful brror,
actuated by a desire to benefit others, will be happy
to furnish to nil who need it (free of charge) the recipe
and directions for making tho simple Roniedy used in
his case. Those wishing to profit by his exponent
and possess a Valuablo Remedy will receive the
same, by return mail, (carefully scaled), by addressing
JOHN R. OOHEN,
No. CO Nassau Street, Now York.
Aiigl3,03 20-3in.
VLARflE, convenient DIIICK TAVERN STAND,
and Furniture, and Stabling, in the tow n of Rush
villc, Fairfield county, Ohio. Possession given im
mediately. For terms apply to the undersigned.
ELIZADET1I REAM.
rVpf. IT, 1881.1W
$302 to all New Ee
cruits. ENLIST IN THE
12 CAVALRY!
TIUW. J. HU'KS is alifhnrited by the
itlovernor to rcs-ruit a Oninistny forthe
i'Jt'i Cnvolrv, in Fairticlil and adjoining
Counties. The Captain nnd hath Lieuten
ants ill bo taken from the ranks anil (dec
ted by the mcniliers of the Company.
Twcuty-seven men navo nircuuy voiun
tcelod'. t .. '-
Lieut. Hicks is authorised to offer a bounty of
$30 TO A Mi NKW RECIUIITS, and $0
to all who have bcert In the service ovornino months
and honorably discliargcdi
The Coinoiim- must ho raWd witbln tliirtv davs.
All persons enlisting now will bo grunted a furlow of
tniriy uavs. .
RKCIll ITING OPIi-ICBIn the olrl-Selio-
Held BnliaiUfCi comer of Main and Columbus
streets. . .
Heplemlier2t, 1IW,1. tf
TO ALL. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
A fYX lit Dl Nil to a Into decision of the War Penart
ment. all aired nnd infirm neraonn having two or
more sons subject to draft, wishing the exemption of
ono lrom the dralt, will can in person on nie nt my
offlco and make the election, according to the form
nnaj,piKnH AnA lal metions irlvart.
And all exemptions heretofore made out, are can
celled nnd of no effect ror want or form.
THOMAS DRAKti.
Oct l,18l-3w Deputy Provost Marshal.
NOTICE TO PAROLED MEN.
MAnqtAHrss Uth Disrate nvOilto,
i rii.iiiinAil, iv . ont. 9a. iaa:r
LL soldiers captured and paroled before the first
I day oiweplemher, li, nave oeen excnsngw, eim
must repon to tneir proper post ior oiuj-i uumo
d lately, or they will be arrested and treated ssdeser-
Tknse mk Inroe In thannnntiea ol Fairfield, Itocking.
Pickaway, Hike, Rosa and Perry, will report to these
Headquarters, where tney will no lurnisneu irausjior
tation to the nearest milittu-y post.
' GEO. W. ROBY,
Oet-1, 1803-27 3w Otpt. and Provost Marshal
NEWTON SOHLEICH,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
Gives atlentloa to business In allthe Courts, pays
especial attenllob to eollaetlons, bounty pontine
ana ears pay claims 01 soiumm r mu nirnui.
Of PICK Tallmadgs Block, over WeilBri
Hardware Store.
Lancaster, M) T 'M-Olf. -1
JUST ARRIVED!
L k ii U 0 l
f TAVINO Jrnit returned from the Kiwt, wtir he
I I hiw purcluiaed tlie largmt and mux ooinijtttta mi
ortiueiit of
FALL AND WISTER
READIM CLOTHING
Consisting In part of
Fine DltESS, &B UHIHH CO A T.
PAHTS. VESTS & OVERCOATS.
All well made and of the Latest fashion.
It is well understood that he always keeps Hit boat
assortment of
Fins Shirts, Keck Ties, Collars, Hwhs,
Trunks, Hats, Umbrellas,
In fact, jivcrything for everybody! And keep it in
youf mind that A. Aaron
Three Doors EiiM or Hie Mocking
Valley Bank,
Sells cheaper than any similar establishment in Lan.
caster ; call often aud early. Also let it lie known that
now is the time for those who wish to buy u nneand
goou wawn, as a. Aurun iins juni recoiveu a large sup
plyof Swiss, English, and the best American
Levers, in . Gold and Silver
. Cases
Revolvers and cartridges of all kinds, of the latest
patterns, Fruit Kaskcla, Castors, Silver and Plated,
Table and Teaspoons, Pocket-knives, o.
Clocks of all kinds, 8 daya and 20 hours. In fancv
and plain frames; Accordcon.i, Vio ins. Jewelry. the
finest and all of the latest styles, Including Breastpins,
Earrings, Finger rings. Lockets, Gold pens with silver
Holders, Onld and silver spectacles, for all ages ;
aho for short or near sighted persons, Pocket books,
vara cases, ann Motions 01 all Kinus.
Come one and ail and see for yourselves.
SQrDon't forget the place at my old
Stand, three doors east of the Hocking
Valley lia.ik. Sign of the Big Watch.
Laucsster, Sept. IT. A. AARON.
CHANOEJOP TIME,
Cincinnati Wilmington It Zanesvtlla
HAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Oommensing Monday. April 20th, UCs, Traia vtli'
run as follows :
CUING I1A8T,
. Live Ltock, Fr, A Ac. No. 1 Pas.
Leave Cincinnati C,in P.M. 7.00 A.M.
Morrow 8,:iS " ,:V "
" Wilmington 1U,1!5 " 11,2 "
" Washington, ll.'iP.M.l'AI A.M. 1,W"
" Cin lenlle 3.1S P. M. 3,1U " 11,311
" Ijiniaster 7,00 " ,uu ' 12,36 P.M.
" N.Lexingtonfl.oO " 7,46 " 1,42 "
Arrivo ntZonesvilleU " 10,u0 " M6 "
VUING WliST,
NO. 2, P.UIEXUIB
AOOOJIIIODATIO?!
M. 1,19 P. M.
Leave frinesvilla
7,M
N. Lexington...,
LANCASTER....
Circlevtllc
Washington ,
Wilmington
,ll o 1.46 "
....10,06 " 0,46 "
...r.U.iri tiao
...12,12 P.M. 1J..SJA. M.
... 1,10 " t,4U "
... 2,00 " 4,30
3,60 " B,00
Arrives at Morrow
Cincinnati..
Eastward nassenirea trains make close connections
at Zanesville with Ueutrid Ohio Trains for all points
Westward Train connects ns follows ; At Morrow
with Little Miami Train for all ointa Hutith and West,
and also with Little Miami Train for East and North.
Freight and Accommodation train leaving Laticas-
teratfi,4.r A. M., makes close couuectious with Cen
tral Ohio Train for Columbus.
Dailv lines of (;oaches eonnectmir with PaRsenifor
trains 'are run from Clrclevillo, Chillicothe aud Co
lumbus. s sner i il nrrangements are made for earrvin?
Livestock to the Eastern Markets by the' Italtimore
and Pennsylvania Hatlroads at as. low rates us are of
fered hvnnv other line.
For through tickets East or West, or for further in
formation a to Freitrht ll-des or Shipments please ap-
pij siuoii.i j. .-;-r.i.i,. ei'.-iii i 1oe-ic.H-r.
W.M.IW.V IIU.MI, Kl'.l.mV H,
W. W. CARD, Ass't Buii't, Zaneaville, O.
Feb- 111 'Ul 18 tf.
Recruits Wanted!
ENLIST WITH THE
40th O. V. I.
Col. CUAS. C. WALCOTT
fflHIS Kpgimont In mnmnnpil nrln
1 ciui.ll)-Hl'imm from Fiurfiolii nnd
Fruiiklin uountH'S, nnd the men aro
armed with the Spuucer Kitle seveu
shootwit.
linpmvo this tttat upporUinitv and
Kcupe the dralt.
A Bounty of $302
will ho paid for new roe ru its, and $109 for thow, who
nnvp Horvcii nine months, Hiuvn sinuica men will not
"('PUT.
OFFICE -CornfP ofMnln St. and Pub
lic $iuarf Second Door from tuc Corner
Lieut. CHAM II . WOR.
ltocrtiiting olticer.
Lancftstor, Oct. 22. Itl03.-tf
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.
I offer niv'Houfe nnd Lot for nnlo, nn Wiilnht ntrt.()t
oMoitr the rrsidenfo of J. A. Kouni, Ksi. This
rtroperty is cnnvfiiU'iiliy lociitrd f(r pHrnoiii duinir
imnHf on Mnin streot or thi Kudruad.niid will to
sold vrrvlnvv. OEOKiE SM1TX1.
Outl.Mh(3-20-0m.
Boarders Wanted.
118 E. 0. MVCHACKEN nan nvainnirM.ftte thn-o
or four boanlom: corner of Wliot'liiitfutr.'ui mid
T'Mltl Allt'V.
OutUth2Vi-3w.
rh? HAIMIOAD HflUHK. formerly kept hx Tripp
A (it.rthviiitp, enrnor or Coliitnhiin and tt:idroad
KfrpptH. oiiiMsiUi Prult's Tunviu-tl. in nffVrfd t'nr t PnL
The houHo in n'ell atlanted for A hotel or Ixtarding
house, with pood PtfiUmjy and othrr couveiueiicea.
i'OHpstion iven inimcuiuieiy
Oetl5-iil)-3v. JUrX Ia WILLIAMS.
E.
J. MOHIMSO, rltOPIIIKTOK.
Oiiests willeeive every attention, Bills ronsonahlo.
Lnnenster, Ohio, March Jii, 18U3 tf
L. C. B U T C II
WOULD rospeelfitlly inform his old customers
thai he has niriini npcneil up shop in the room
lipien oy A. lruiiiiuoisii, lie, own .ui,
linadfe House 1 will aive my whole at
tention tn tho repairing of Wnhihes, Cloeks nnd
Jewelry. Oive ine a call, one and all. Work war
ranted, tl. V.
Iianoastor, Aprl 30, 18CV-5tf
"VTOTICE Is hereby given to tho creditors of Jnnies
V C. Henley, that on tho Oth day of October, A. J).
180.1, the Probate Court in and for the County of Fair
neld and State of Ohio, ordered a dividend of seven
ahd nnehalf per centum on the claims against said
James C. Henlcv, which had been presented to nnd
allowed hy his Assignee to ho paid hvthe undersigned
Assitfnee.on the 6th dav of oveml)e Av I. lm-a, at
the olBee of Hunter 1 Nauijnerty, In thecity of Lan
caster, in said eounlyi which dividend will he paid
accordingly. HOSTHKNES M'CABE.
Assignee of James C. ilenley,
Lancaster, Oct. , lsca-is-:w.
DI1.A.C. BAULOVV
Still continuees the Practics of Medicine on th
uoncoiATiiic si'siicm,
and will attend tn the duties of his profession both Id
city and tho country.
aB-( FICi:".Norlh West Corner ol
Broud and WJieellnsj Streets.
Lancaster, April 8, 16S. ltf
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
SOLDIERS' INTEREST
A. C UN C V
For Collectin Bonnlr Money.
PENSIONS, HACH PAT,
AM)
MILITARY CLAIMS GENERALLY.
fnHK Agein
I I.YIIe:tui
still coniinue'
(...vr.rT U Til I irilJLS ..-.I .
tuitf ul'Bid.bers' slid 'fveriinient ciaiiiis la :
conlinue'J for tins and ailioiinna counties, nt the
(' a Ay'i OJfict of i
i. . iir.i.i.Tii i u,
('-.irtMir of Main and Coltunbua, Streets, I
LANCASTER, OHIO.,
Prompt sitent'-ir aill Is given to prenara all noses-
ear jsijrs lor the cvlksjinig of
BetuBtf JQaaev
lJi lo
ol'liirs by reason of expiration of servioe, or
dm-ii-wwd on s'.'count of wounds receiied while in
the servioa. Also to Widows and lleirs of Soldiers
who die id tue service.
Ienlona
Allowed bv law to all Qobiier dil,le.l in MPTba I n
Widows, Orphans, or Widowed Mothers of detested
Soldiers. Our facihtiua for collecting
llacb Par(
Are sot su!
urpassed by any. Our .xperience has
nat advantage in this department. All
giion ua ares
who have claims against the oremment will do well
ui consult us emier in person or by letter.
Hclaf Nat
But makoyouraprdamtlrm at once bv culling at the
Oillse of B. K. HKlXni Kb, Agent, ,
urner of Mam and Columbus .streets",
L. A NOA ST K Ii , OHIO.
Itefereuces.
W oonlially recommend T. W. TALLMAIXiE, as
a man entirely worthy of confidence, ,ud one a bo
will honestly carry out whulcwcr ho propocalo do.
W. S. Kosecrans, Major General f . jj,
0. P. Itiickinghain, AdUtantleneral,U. 8. A.
0. B. Wright, (juartermuster Ocaerajfof Ohio.
C. Isdano, Oiinmissary
F.x-Govcnor Derimson;
We also refer to the following ofToors is serrlca.
Mator General W. T. riherinaii.
Ilrigailicr f jenenl II. B. Ewm. . .
Colonel Jdlm M. Conuidl, 17th lu-gimont 0. y. I.
" F. B. Pond, ' VM
0. II. Pinner.
60th " -
Liaut. Colonel Swavfie,
43d
V. fiupp, 1st Reg. O. V. Cavalry
Maior .loab A. Htaflord,
rv-
1st Regiment O. V. I.
E. P. Jackson
" h. n. Giesv.
Wc r';f ;r to the following
6Hth
4i,th " "
iti7Mls of Lancaster. Ohio:
ion. i nomas r.vvmg. II'
P. B; Kwimr. .M'srs. Hun-
u-r a uuugneny, John u. jlurtiii, John H. Biases,
flmrles F. tjunighty, Messrs. Iteber, Kutz Co., Ur,
WHgenhHls, pifiis'fih Hurir'on.
1 juijaif.T, A u u 1 20, 1 d;-21 tf
JWaXkCjELCO.
George Crook, Plulutiff,
sirailist
Boswell S. llc-iiedi.:t. William A.
Hall, Lewis H.Iienedi'-t and Hen
ry O. t-oiitlnvir-k. Defendants,
partners saVling nndduiiiif husi
ness under tirm name of
In Fairfield county
Common Pleas
Court, Ohio.
lli-iie diet. Hall Co.
Boswcll S. llenediut. William A. Hall. f.eir;. n. I?en.
eiliet and Henry C. rioiithwick, partners trailing and
uoms business unner tne nnn and name of Beu d et
Hall Co., all rei,ingin the Cilv of New Ynrlr. in the
Htate of New York, will take notiee that (iinrire
veins ui uie i.uy n, i.aneasier, in tne eountv of Fair
noin ann i-tate 01 uniu, inn on the IHth day of June. A,
1). IKiii, hie his petitibn in the Court of Common Pleas
within nnd for the coiintr of Fairfield In said Ktu r
xnio.Birainsi tnom, setting lortli that on the l.li day
ofNuvoinher, A. I). 1S.VJ, the said defendants did em.
pluy end hire him the said (inorite t'rook ss their
elerk or salesman, for and during the period of one
j,.,,..--.,,,!,,, UiV uaj ui iweinis-r, A.IA isr.i,
andterminatinir on thelst davof Deeemis.r. a Ii isrii
and then nnd there agreed to y him the said Ueonre
Crook for and in eotisidemtion of the services of the
sain i.enrite uwn, unili-r said eonimtt. to rn
dered the sum of eiffht hundred dollars and prayniR
.... J...,,,. ,., niMno, nnn, iit-n'iioaiiis ior me sain
sum orison; and sluo iiravmi; for a writ of attachment
acainstthem. Thesaid ltostr,.llt4 u,.noiiet. uT,it,0.n a
Hall, l,eviaS. Benediet.and Henry C. Soutliwi.-k are no
tinea inai tney are required to appear and answer said
pumiuuuuur oeioro tne zwn oav 01 septemhernext.
fJEnlt'iE CIHXiK,
By JnhnS. Ilrasso and
Clarke Fritter, his Attorneys.
Putod August 6, 'tJ 19-Uw. pfJ7.
Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zancs-
ville Rail Road Company.
ff OLDEIl-Sof the 8'iirihH of the above named
I Uompanr, 1 othor than first mortimiie Hond ho d.
urn) inclu Jinir Stockhilder; md Anatiitu deht cretiiturs,
are reauirnd to nitrn the trma of i-.i,i-tm,.itiim nnH
to asHitni Iheir Butidn. pvi'letioeH of indehtpdnpHH nnd
uorim iMTei oi rcu0K, intne inuttrtripo: on or hpforo
the TENTH (luth) DAY OF tWTOHRiUHia, in or-
dfir to AAcUfA anv liHi-tiriltntifMi in the ntitviinun Int.
tlo will not be allowed Ut sin nftf r that date.
For further ii.ti.rm'.tioniuid Hhmka. atiplv to JOHN
fc. MUMAU0I1 or WM. P. f-HKRU. Lim-BHtenOhiu.
CHAHLKd MOHAN, Purchaser.
fffptomber 3, 18G3-iivAi
12th Collection Dis
trict in Ohio.
70TICE IS HEHEBY filVEN TO ALLIIOM
iit may conoHrn, that the li-it. valuations and
enntnoralionH mado nnd taken within the county of
FairlMd in fluid Collwtton Distrii-t, by Assistant A
Hiindors, wdl bo depositedin the Aaaefliror'a Oltice in
Lancaster Fairfield County, Ohio,
and loll open for examination from the ltxh day of
.Septt'inlwr, A. L. 1SV3, until the 2rth dav nfrteptom
ber, A. D. lR3s in'-liHivi', und that on the iath. tth
and ath duyn of SeitoinUr, A. 1. appeids will
l)orei,oivel and dott rmini d bv the Assessor of said
district relative to erroiu-onfc fr excessive valnationa
made and returned to him by the Am is tint AwsnDn",
at tho Aive.-ora Otiico at'oreHuid, uiel that onaaid
last named daya will again be anhmitted to the in
Hpectinnof any end all persons w ho may apply for
that purKiue; tho taken und returned by' As
sistant AwiiPSHora as afuresaid-.
All uppeals to the Assessor as Aforesaid, shall be
made in writing, and Khali apeeify the uart cular
oau.ie, niattoror tiring rf.sp-tmg whi.-h a dwisiou is
ra.U03ted. fit KLK F. SH.FFEH.
Asienfior of lath ;olktion District of Ohio.
LanrMsUT, O, Sejd. l(h, l8i,-24 lw.
Notice to JDrafted Men.
llr'.ATWRHOr THE 12TII Co. T-TT,,
fhill.cothe, Ohio, July V2ih, IHia. )
1 ft olril 2d of Cirpular No. n-tfrom thenfnoe
of the I'ri.vostM'hal General, is an far modified
aa tn reuirocv!rv dratted man claiminee-vmptinn,
by reasi.n of having paid the num of thivehundred
d'ollara iS.Hx), under nee t ion l.'t of 'Thpai t fnr en
rolling nnd calling out tlw nniiona! foroes and for
othr purpnppr.," ut-proved Manh 3d, to present
Fi; PLICATE RliilltlPTd froin tlie receiver of com-
mutation monev. for nm'h ninount, to the Board of
RiirullmntMf li s listrit, in order to receive there
from aC'EUTIFK.ATlC OF KXF.MPTlONv
Tho l-oinmiMsioner of Internal Itpvemn In enoh
Ormn regional District, has U-en nuthorifod by the
.cretaryorWarund dirw-tod by the Secretary of the
Trenrv, to roceivo frum drafted porfon.H, who de
sire it fir the purpone of exemption fivin the draft,
thonioney above Rpot-ifWl. f,i receipt of the sum,
tire Collector of Intornnl H'-vonue nhall (rive the
drafted person paying it MPLICVTE 11ECEIPT8.
Both copies of these recMptr shall he delivered to the
Board of Enrollment on or Wfore the day the drafted
perion taronuireil to report for duty, one e.opy to be
retained by tnefaid Hoard ;and when ho delivered to the
Raid Hoard ttiA drafted person shall be furnished by
the Hoard, with nrertifVnte of exemption discharging
him irom iurtnr lianuuy unnnr inn nma, ov reneon
or having paid the sum of three hundred dollars as
aforesaid. flEO. W. HO BY,
Provost Marnhul and President of the
iiourd of Enrollment. '
July2T 63-17.
J. W. LEWIS, M.D.,
niTStCIAX AXD SURQEOX.
Has permanently located In the city of Lsnenster.
OFFICE AND KKSIPEXCE Corner of llrnadwny
nnd Wheeling, .n the house formerly occupied by
Dr. Wncenhals, wtiern ho will he found day or night,
unless nhsent on prufessionnl business
Jlefnronee Dr. limrsller.
Lancaster, April 11, 1801, tf
IMciismit Township Scmlniry.
riHE above Peininary, united with the Hygienic-
.1
Home Cure, is an Institution of learning that
presents to all
hut more especially to Invalids,
onnc
or iinproviiiff their physical powers at the aiime time,
'ormniiy oi seemins:
thorough Education,
and for less nionev th.m treatmout alone, would cost
them at nnv other Water Cure,
For particulars, aend for a circular, and rememher
that the next Annnnl Term of the Pleasant toivnship
Pominarv will comnienee on MONDAY, MARCH ihe
.H.. .i, A. t. lK, and eensist of 40 weeks, divided into
Three Hessions, as fullows:
Summer Session from Mareh the 30th to June lth
18 a. Twelve weeks tuition SB. Vnvation in weeks.
Fall Session, from Aug'ist 1st to November the 29th
ISM.1. Twoive weeks tuiiinn $0. No vaeiitinn.
Winter St-ssion, from November 23d, 1863 to March
l2lh. 184. Si.vlecn weeks tuition $8.
Tuition must lie psld in advance, or secured by note;
and no reduction wdl be made nn account of nhsence.
Ovrilonr.'ing, eonsinrinir of farinaceous food, frnit,
and voelnblos, will be furnished by the Principals at
42 per week.
sWI have also purchased a Piano, 'and seonred th.
services of Professor 0. Henxsinaa to give instruction
on the Pinno, and other instrumentof mnsin, on rea
sonable terms. Dr.JOKI'PII FEntsN, Principal,
and ABmilAM ITICCD, AsMt-tisf
Februnry 5, ISmv-lj-so
AslsBjlalMratortt) Nolle.
TOTTCE w hereby gi ven, thst trie u riders: gnewl hmv
1 hwo appointed ajid qnnttned a Admintslrvlora cf
the Eabttw of Aielraw tibaenVr, devemsed. All persons
having qlaims against said eatatft will present thm
legally authenticity, wuhin one tear, and all who
ar UHMutssi. will maka immednite pavment.
HsEf. rtllA.FTF.R.
0t.U-3w
ANDREW hUiEKKErt.
Kstata f Waa. Rowles.
NOTirB la hereby given that the undersigned
have Issen epnomted and jualifiad sa F.iecuUira
of tut latbf Wm. Bowles, Ute or Kirri-.i comity.
.IRspR HiiWLES.
Cvtl T7w a
WM. IIOWLEB.
Eecruits Wanted!
T AM here to recruit for th 17th Olilo. Our ranks
have been thinned by siukues and battlo, and wo
w.int to fill them up.
OpriCK-In Clark aV Frtttars Law
Offlce.
J. W. STIXCIIf OMn,
Oct 12, lMS-fiMf Capt. Co. B, 17th 0. V. 1.
NEV STOCK OF BOOTSSSHOES
FOlt TUE
FALL&ViNTEElTRADF.
THE IN EW FIRM!
Kcehlcr'& Mayer,
continue doing business at C K'EHI.EH s
stand, three doors West of tlie Hockinf
Valley Bank, Lancaster. Ohio.
C KtKin.EU V. MAVff.R, would respect
fully inform the public that they have ontere1 into
fmrtnership in the ab ve business, and tbr.t C. Khler
las just returned from the East, and yhst he selected
in person a large and superior atoca: 01 custom made
work, consisting of
DaubloKata Ladies' Caltcrs, and
Balmorals, '
Alaa, Mlaaca And Cbildreas,
fflen'a U'esr, Hoy's Wear,
Tamil's Wear,
We warrant our work Rsmtt riiipinij.
We are pre
purH on the chortHl nottccto till all ordvre forhoiit
madework, from tlie fineit Iiot to the wirwut Bro
gaii. We keep Utf Yxwt nUtk, the jft vorkmen. and
get up work m the et Htyle. Our Htot-k -mi't he
urpai4ea iur uurnuiLiy, iR-niuens s rtuuuimiie price.
LEATHER.
We hNo keen eonstsntlr on hand an assortment of
nest Kole sad Vpjnr Leather and Shoemaker's
rinmngs. ' Kij-.n Lbrt six tvu.
uweuster, unto, ?epternoer 2, iuiuti .
MASONIC CALENDAH.
EEOULAU C0MJCTJ5IC1TI053,
LAXCA-iTER LODGE, No. 67 Ootober 2", UJt
CU.UTEU, No. 11...... -tl -
H. bTINMAN, Us:fJer.
Lancur, July 15
A friend in .feed. Try it.
Dr. Swot's Infalliuble Liniment in prepirod from
the rc.-ipe of Dr. btcphcr. bweet, of Connecticut, the
u'reat lwne setter, nnd lui U-en uied in hi pnt:tife
for the la.-ft twenty yt&rn with the most iwUni'thtriif
mw. A un extc'nwl remedy, it iMwitlwut nvjti.
und w;ll olleviate pnin more upedly than any other
prop-, ration. For all Rh vnmatic and Norvoui Dior
tk?r it is tndy infaihhle, nnd ui m curative fortWe),
W.illnrU Mf.lMinJ. Un.itutst r ifa ,u.ti.,,f l..lir.u
And powerfal strerifftheninif proprtie1, the Jimt won-
ivr ana aini-ninni ot rii wno nave ever gif en it a
trial. Over one thonaund eertinton tA ruiuarktlile
litres, performed by it within the List two yearn, attot
thiit taut. Secttdvcrtiitement. IjH
m J pTmimion I wih to my to the reader of yiur
juipfr that I will end Ly rMiirn mail to all who wish
it, (free) a Re.ipe, with full directions for making
and uing a'siinple Vegetable H:dm that wdl ett- tu
ally remove in ten day), shmplen. Blot lifH, Tun,
Kreoklen, and all Impnritie' of the Skin, ltniVing the
same oft, clar, Hmoorh nnd inautiful.
I will aUo infiil free to thoe having fi-tM U'tnd or
Bare Fafen, hi m pie direction and jnforni-it.'n thut
will enable thm to Urt a full growth "f Luxu limit
Hair, Whukyr or Monstv.he, in k' thn day.
AU upplieation-. an-iwrt-d by return mall free of uliarge.
Bespectftillv voiir),
THOMAS K. riIPMN, Chomt.
No. H Uroadwar, New York.
April S3, 1SC3 2m4
ATTACHMENT.
J. W. Pearse, Pi m ) Before J. V. Bnaon. Jn
v. tn:eof th Peace of Walnut
Joseph White, Deft. ) Townahip, FajrlloH Co, Ohto
ONthelMh day ot Sept. lflra, nid Jimtie itMiW
an order of attvhmeni in the above action for the
.-mm of Sixteen Dollar.
Milleriiport. Sept. ath,'6S. J. W. PE.VKfE.
Administrator's Sale of Real
Estate.
TN pursuance o'an order of sale granted br the Pro-
1 Iwteoonrt of Fairfield Conntv, Ohio, I will otfT for
sale, at nuMic auction, free of ilfiwrr, on Satmrdar,
the 31 at day of October, 1863. nt the door of ;
tlie Court Ho,se, in the eitv of I.anrter, Ohio, be- j
tween the hours oflO o'obvV, A.M., nnd 4 o'clock, P.
M-. the fillowmi(de'cntedltf1l K-itate.to-wit :
The south hiff ot in-lot number ninety-two (92), in
Carpenter! addition to the town, now city of Lancaster,
utuo.
Terhk of Saik One-third in hand, one third in ono
venr. and the residue in two veara. with interest on tho
deferred payments from the day of sale.
Appraised at eveo hundred dollar.
G. W. PltATT.
Admr. of the Estate of Andrew Jonea, doo.
W. Pitt Creed, Attorney.
Sept. 24, It CJ 2 tf
Valuable Real Es
tate for Sale.
r,iu;F., srnsTAvriAL, commoti
OVH BK1CK IIOISK, well adapted lo
Dwelling, Hotel, or oiUer parpniea, in
good repair, sltnate on Broad Street and
the C. W. V Z. II. R., In the City of Lan
caster, renting for $300 00 per annum, to
be oOered at Administrator's Sale.
iHmXXAH RIXO. Adininiftnitrix)
of tlie Estate f GBOHijE RlXtJ, riamtift
dsccivcd. J
atnintt
JAHOB L.'KlXU,sfol- telenWs.
rr.Tirin!i to sr.Li lasds and assicx nowaa.
'sirsunnee of nn order sranted bv the Probate
Mi'uf Fairrield County, Ohio, I wdl utifer fof aale
t i,t,. nation, nt the
COT Ol'SE, in Lnncnsin-,
r" cturday, Nov. 7th, 1S63, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon,
the following ileaorilieir Ileal EststA, IrKWit:
In-Lot-i numbers iw nnd Jsi in the City ofUin.ftster
Ohio. Appraisfd:df.tirttinuBivddnl!:irs, jf4is.i) snd
Out-I.ots numbers ;i. -liinu.! :i i.art of o. f,,nr (41
Is-imr in c.irisMitr's Ail.lit.cii to llieCityof I.ani;a.ter
i.Hiin. Apjini-ed :irr.:ie hundred end tilty dullirs.
Terms of Sde. iino'-ihird in h:ud; bne-tliird in
one vinr, and mu-'tliird in live vi:ir- from tlie dav of
sale witn intereet. M-SANNAII P.I.V1.
Adiiiinistra'.f:IifUiet.ite nf i;-. Uintf dec.
II. l. CLAUKE, Attorney.
Lancnstcr, Sep!. 4, 'OS la-Jisifi no
VIRGTL E. SHAW,
Z.A.W OFFICE
rIfKICE OVER SIFFOP.P DEI.ASIIMUTHIS
fVRVO STORE. Will ntUmd promptly to all busi
ness entrusted to his eare.
Lancaster, July S, 'i-tf.
Notiee to Tax Payers.
TfiTOTlCE is herebvfiiven. that hereater. ihe month'
1 ly Tax must be paid between tlie antti and Inst of
eiu:n monin. i-erson. laiiing to rnnKS payment witnin
the time specified, will lie -required to "pay penalty
nnd otherwise be dealt with a&rordihft to low.
it. M. CLARKE
beputy Collousor.
Sept. 17, 18CS.-f.
PETITION F6A PAItf ITIOJT
To Charles Berry, .times Hunt, Mary Elisabrjtn
Jones (minor! nno; June .lones,
t on will tokcjioticetthat on thelMh dnyof SOPtem
f her, A. P. ISM, the iiiidersined nled a petition
in the Court of 0oinmon:Meas of Fairrield County .Ohio,
where the same is now pendina-, Aomanding pnrtitinn
ofthe followinr premises, situate in said eountv, Yia:
Lot No. -Jsa in tlie city of Lancaster. Tho undersigned
demands that partition be made of said premises as
follows: To the uimr?iKned nne-rourth, and to
Charles BerrV, Jiunes Hunt and Mary Elisabeth Jonea
each one- fourth, and to Jane Jones, dower in one
fourth part.
At the next term of said Court an application will he
mado hy the undersigned, for an order that partition
may 13 nis-ie,!.., ,11 tu ,i,mies.
FREDERICK A. 8HAEFFER.
Sept. 17 18IB JSw. pf 3 60
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
DenrTO. Plack, Tl'lff. 1 Pefhre fl. Steimrwh. .7. P.
aeainst Vof Hocking Tp., FairAeld Co,
JohnP. Caley.Deft. I Ohio.
rs the SOthday of Peotembef. A.h. Isra ..id
" Ptice issued bd order of Atteohmont in the above
action ior ns. ntaitr u. BLACK.
Ijuieaster. Octith, 189V2Mw. -
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
TOTICE is hereby Riven thai vre, ihe onderslgnsd
I will prosecute lo the fullest extent of the law. all
rsona neresiierioiinu snooting, netuns, er trsnrsDX
aras or snv otnremc on our respective di
rrprr
ON I
XEWTvIV PETERS, HENRY WORK.
J32tv
R.J.PETT85
TO.BBWVIELD.
ROEEriX wTJRIfc.
GEO. U. SMITH, TO.
- DEALER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
JFWELRY AND . NOTIONS,
Greene' Block, Second Door from tht
Corner, Main St.. Lancaster, 0.
RAISE RARCUIXS TO BE HID.
nAVINI pureeased the entlm stoek of JAMES
flATES would inform the pul.lie In general that
he has now in store at his Uililisluiient, in His
tirttss Ulack, isecond Dasr from lbs)
Corner, Tin In Street, l.nnraater, O.,
a Inrtfi'r asinirTn,etit of artlrles pertr.lning to ties sen
ersl Jewelry Irado than w ever before offered lb this
place.
ue lias just rcaeiveu a largs mvoios 01
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.'.
of every variety, stub, as
GUITARS, VIOLINS,
ACCORDEOXS, FLUIT9,
C0XCERTENA3,
FLAGELETS, - :
CLAIROXETS,
MUSIC BOOKS, 4c, 4c,
AXD AU. KINWOP
VIOI.TN & OUITAU 8TIUNGS
CLOCKS, in endh-ss varietystmons; trhicnars
the celet,raud "Keth Thomas Cluck." These Hp'ular
Tune keepers w II Is" sold St pries to suit the tuna. '
SPECTACLES, WATCHES, Pocket Cutlery, Musi-
csl Instniimmts, Music Books, arc.,iu endless variaty.
ptiwhasers are invite! to g.ve ine a call.
aMTAII kinds of Itepair u. , lone pmrnptlr and cheap-
lv. OEO. blllTU,Jr.
' IjAeaster, May 22, lbtiS. t
ZftNE "HOMIT
CORXER lf.l.r ASD 5( STREETS, '
A.E.t'OOK, PUOPUIKTOU.
Zaneaville, July , '03 li-3i 11.
REHVAIL.
IMPORTANT to the J'UBLIC
XEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
cxoTiino siiDc;fro oudeh,
DRESS COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, SHIRTS. SOCKS,
AND COLLARS.
werj tliinsr lor everylioily. Hettrr. thrnptr, mart Airs
fU ant piort fu.AiosaVe. th:m can lie had elsewhere iSi
IjiiKaater, 't bLiJK S new nuunuioth ck-tLinj stora
TALLMADGE HOUSE,
imineiiaHv under Tatlmadtra Ifouae nftVe, Main
itreft, Ltthf:a.-i'r, Ohio. Call early, call often, ao4
iiipnlv tour nfee-sr-it!! wh;U- gKxlt are cheap.
TliarikHiirrnTold frinU for the pt linend patron
un. I invito a uonttunititee of their eutom. To the
puHic K' nTdly I xt''rid an invitation to tent my
tiVHUand priiM-it. Ion't fort('t the pl ioe; don't ibr
g-'t to cuil. Itemetubur the superiority of my good
mud fairocH of prices.
J. BLOCK, Ag't.
Feb 10 l3-t:-tf.
JVo-CJLsBsB.
rrXITK 'mdeniKned having purehased and thorough
lv repaired and improved the
CITYHILL,
Ml mute mn the Canal, at tha aaata,
radar Broad Ktrcat Lancaster.,
Grateful for pat Ctvorw, now snltcitn the patronage of
nis former cuwiotciLTx, ami mi inttee wno leei niapoea
to fcivor hJi elfiirtH, to np.lv the wan tf of the con
muniiv witn a liuicr; akiiul.h ur riAJVii-
II a i Mly prejnu-cU to do all kind of
at short notico, and will at all time par the hfgnat
market pricef'r WHE.vTand othr grain.
Hnrin' in Inn emnloTB ff'o-i and exr-erienced mil
ler, he U'qU i-onHdnt tht he will he aile to entirely
!Wtify th'jw wlio may tavor him with their cnntoni
Lane;
nca.ter, June laci lit
CIGAR MANUFACTORY.
ROOT V BlITTCRFIELD
Main Street I.an-:ssP-r. - Ohio, one door west of
IlutiU-r's lime- Store, keens consUintlv oa haod a
large and sii)K-rior assortment of
Henry Cloy . Con ICrgalla.
- rairarna ,i-rini isie,
Itongls and tteasli'.
Half Hpasaiall
CiLnrs. of tlie very est qnsl:ty. vrhii-h they wilt sell
i-iiesrier tn.ui any niitniiuetunnjf estaniisnmenf in las
West. We fire tvorkino the l-est onalitv of Yarrow.
Ciilonnd Coiinectienl Seed Toboeeo, and cludleng
eomfisrison ol'reiilt.
aaT"ve invite sluol;ers nni riefilers to evsmtne out
stoeh in H.T Bl'lTElt FIELD.
Uineaster, F.-K Hj ISOi-lutf.
Recruits "Wanted!
FOR THE GALLANT
old mm.
tiipmiit A. OGDEX
OK the lTiii fihio Itociment, Oilenel
COSXELL, l nulhoriaed to recruit (6,
the uttve Reiinenl.
This is an exeellent onnortuiiitr for those wlshina
to inin the Amy, t" urilrst utnotit; their friends.
KKCKI ITINi'i f.KPIi.-E With Ciabks Farms,
ill the T:l!lln:li2e l'-ks-k.
Lancaster, Ohio, e.tenils?r 3, 18i":i 23tf
ESTABLISHMENT.
iVIissra CLirrOKDiVKOBI!VSOrt
UA VE removed their hu&iness to the Oiesy Prick
Bailiiinjcr. iinmediHtely opposiu, the Dry Chiod
Store of Mrs. Beik, und 4 doors West of the Hocking
Valley Bunk. Tlirir stock consists of ull kinds of
FANCY ETON NETS
AIho it ffenerfd (.pftorfmont of
STRAW GOODS,
ItlBKOlsS, I.ADIK81 CAPS,TKItl
Head Dresses, Collars, I'arsets.Ae,
receitea apeoial attenttu. Onlers filled n hoii
nance.
FANCY HATS AND FLO WEBS
tiniirpiuifteit nnd cheap for enffh. LAdies nre r
(".ocinUiy lUVUsWl to ran rrt'iorn pun'iinmiir riav
wWe. 1LIFK0KD fc KOB1N&0N.
lsAnenster, April 1-O.Vtf.
TO THOSE 15 WAST 07
CLOTHING.
THE subscriber would Inform Ms ensMmers and
evervho.lv else, that he has REMOVED BIS tft.
?BLISllMEVT lo the room formerly occupied by
HEODORETONft,
In the SI1AEFFER BLOCK.
One door West of Oeorm Beek'a Drag Store, where hs
may be found ready to fit out eHhsr -
REAiDY-MADE OR TO ORDER,
aft who may favor him with s call,
for past favors.
April MSM-af
He returns trunks
JACOB BITE.
JCa.isr0-
DaT'sa
"OnSoo
T. O. EDWARD" offers his nmteettft.
services to ntiiens of Lanesster sc., v lelalse. .
!ee oeerSJee'iTn'a Diujirire. '
Sept. 10, JtM.tf . . . .