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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From, our New York Correspondent.


New York. July 2, 1877
General Taylos letter the editor of Cincinnati Sig
nal the unkndes of ALP the political adven-
spec who have been making free with his
lately He saysand the words comm ended 70
the attention of those gcntry"b Ipr-
NM myself TO be the PARTY yield my
self SCHEMES" 1t is easy guess whom tho old
had his eye he We shall probably see
less activity hereafter the General in connexion with
the presidency, in certain quarters, since is clear that he
tool No who knows his character doubt that this
avowa was deliberately made by him. and will be nhexi-
bly, adhered
The President well received Lowell, Massachu-
sets, in whose busy and roaring mills he had OPP
portunity with his eyes the alsiy of the
partisan predictions of the "run to be caused by the great
measure of his administration. The capital of the Granite
State ConcordD made preparations receive him yester
day (Thursday) morning Portsmouth (he chief of
the same Sate) has given him invitation and have
Saco Biddetord, and Gardinera in Maine. At Augusta
ne Is To be the guest of Hon Reuel Williams. late United
States senator from Maine In Gardiner, Hon. George Evans
is one OF the committee of reception
Both parties here looking forward with much interest
to the result OF the coming election in Tennessee The
canvass is evidently animated, and whg Journals here
according to their wont, counting their chickens be-
fore they Matched But democrats that the con te
safe in the hands of able champion of their prne
pies as Governor Brown.
Take small sample of how we, in this State ara ye,,in
towards run faster than ever this year The amount
of canal tolls (ays the Albany Evening JounaD received
in Albany alone during the month ofJune in 1876 and 1917
follows;
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MARsHAL's SALE.

TN virtue of five several writs Of fr facas issued from
The Clerks Office Of the circuit Of the District of
Columbia for the county of Washington, and direct
ed expose public sale for cash, Tuesday, the
18th inst the south front door of the Jail of said county
viz
One negro woman, named Elizabeth, about the age of
sixty years and one negro girl named Caroine abon the
age OF twenty years seized and levied upon the proper
~ of Henry Miller and sold to satisfy udcias No r. to
October term 1917 in favor of the Postmaster General
also iudcals Nos g. g. and A. TO June term, lSt7 in fa
vor of the United States and against said Henry Miller
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
JuIy 3-dts
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From the New Orleans Picayune, June 2
Further from TamplcO.

Through the courtesy OF gentleman to whom we are
often indebted for news, we add few items to the INTEL
gence we gave yesterday IRON Tampico. A letter has
been received in town from the receiver of public
nue. at Tampco dated June II, in which he mentions
that he has collected since the It'll May last imports
and tonnage 4e sos 80 The value OF the imports du-
ring the period was $3l42l2 05 He looking hour
iy for two vessels from Havana that will pay duty Of
$4,000
The same letter mentions that the celebrated Mrs
Chase the wife of our consul at Tampico, will visit New
Orleans bv the first that leaves after the 4h OF
July This great national festival Col Gates is making
great preparations to celebrate by grand civil and mill
tary display.
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has endeavored to bring the inhabitants OF our IRON,
tiers the merciless Indian sayages whose known rule OF
warfare undistinguished destruction OF all ages,
sexes and conditions. 49,
In every stage of these expressions, we have peuuoheh
Tor redress the most humble terms: our repeated Peu
tons have been answered only by repeated injury
PRINCE whose character is thus marked Dy every
act which may define yran is unit 10 DC he ruler oi
Tree people. A
Nor have we been wanting in attention to our British
brethren We have warned them from time to time OF
attempts made BY their legislature 10 extend an unwarran
able jurisdiction over us We have reminded them OF the
circumstances of our emigration and settlement here we
have appealed their native justice and magnanmIty,
and we have conured them, by the ties OF our common
kindred to disavow these usupatons which would IN
evtaby interrupt our connexions and correspondence.
They too have been deaf the voice OF justice and
consequently We must therefore, acquesce in the ne
ccssy which denounces separation, and hold them,
hold the rest OF mankindenemies In war; IN peace
friends.
OF America General Congress assembled, appealing to
the Supreme Judge Of the world for the rectde of
intentions, do in the and by the authority OF the
good people of these colonies soemnly publish and de-
clare that these united colonies and OF right ought to
be- free and independent States; that they absolved
from all allegiance the British crown and that all poll
teal connexon between them and the state OF Great Brit
ain, and ought to be, totally dissolved and that, as
free and independent States, they have full power TO levy
war, conclude peace, contract alliances establish COM
merce and to do all other and things which ndepend
States may OF right do And for the support of this
declaration, with firm reliance the protection of d.
vine Providence, mutually pledge to each other our
lives, our fortunes, and sacred honor
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 8, ls47.

In due observance of the anniversary of National
and in conformity to the general usage OF
the press paper will be issued from this Office on
Monday evening next.
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A.citzen of Pennsylvania writes us that "the rePuo-
cans there are wide awake. They expect hara nght
this fall and they intend to meet IT. The va po"nmoh
has like her sister Pennsylvania, been caugh. nalp,ns
h even The MAGNET varies from the pole-not TO beray
tbe mariner. but to incie his diligence The democracy
will profit by their very disasters"
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To the Editor of the Union:

To the Editor of the Union:
Allow me express my satisfaction that the board of
common council gave quieus to the Mayors recon-
mendaton send delegate from this city the Chica-
90 federal convention We are indebted TO the ability
and influence of democratic member from the Second
ward Jesse +. Dow, esq, for defeating that federal
scheme. SECOND WARD
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5OO~ y"
SLABS 81
$l7,1l5 80
Total,
lncrea se in l8lz
$97,lO2 90

- 49, 9N,II0 ~
Dreadful state of thngs-s it, Messrs Croakers
The Cambria took l27 passengers-ll to Halifax and ,s
TO Liverpool every berth having been taken and several
applicants disappointed-with full freight MANY we'll
informed people think that the merchants of this citv who
are so Jealous 10 interest themselves in the improvement of
western rivers and harbors, might well give little
attention to the Greeks their door, and not permit The
whole OF the great carrying by steam to be onopozcd
by ioregnersexcept that little which our own
IN uelau Oh SUFFICIENT individual enterprise, has diverted
what think you of social party LOO in number We
had such one here last evening, given by young la
DIES AT fashionable boarding-school uptown (of the
Misses Abbott) as the winding of the summer session
The pupils 200 and their invited guests were na,
l5OO-nne enhs of them of the SEX the Others he
ng OF course, tabooed except within the aoccd inter
esng degrees of kindred-fhers, brothers and an an
Rather an alarming affair nice young man for a small
party though very pretty innovation in the science OF
school-kecping
The Chinese have been called the Yankees of Asia and
they have got of the Yankee tricks of trade
IN fui perfection New Jersey merchant, the other day
on opening lot OF hachests OF purchased at sale in
this city, found in the of of them snpv con-
cealed piece Of clay neatly done in paper with
Its wrapper, weighing about l6 pounds His loss by the
shave is some $50. Evidently John Chinaman is no
raw hand ut business.
il seems that the Hon. George Evans Maine is not 10
into the next House of Representatives and never had
any intention or desire that way So says tho Kennebec
Journal, speaking 'by book"
The good people of Chicago are it seems making ora.
preparations Tor the convention The town coun ii, havt
appropriated $500 for the purpose and delegates will
be made as comfortable is sleep
ing three in a bed-wl permit.
Baron Gerot the Prussan minister is among the recent
arrivals in town.
The weather to-day is gloroas the air sparkles like
champagne, and is thousand times more exhiratinz
and the ladies in Broadwaybut we won't talk of them nj
the end Of "A letter. ZED
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FRox VALrARArso-Capt Knowles of ship Chile, at this
port yeste ray Valparaiso that the French
governor for Tahiti left Valparaiso about the last of March,
accompanied by rgate, corvees, and sundry trans
ports with troops, horses, provisions, &c
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1t is remarked of the Chinese language that there s not
word in it that expresses the idea of sin and the
only word which it, is one sgnfying breach
al politeness
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We are requested to state that to prevent accidents
while the workmen are erecting scaods inside and
the dome of the Capitol the otundo will be closed from
and after to day until further notice.
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II gives us great pain to announce the death OF General
William Armstrong, the able and respectable Indian
Agent
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JOHN HANCOCK.
Ne0 Hampshire. james Smith,
Josiah Bartlett, George Taylor,
William Whipple James Wilson,
Matthew Thornton George Ross
Massachusetts BAY Deia,care
Samuel Adams, Caesar Rodney,
John Adams, George Read
Robert Treat Pane Thomas Mkean.
Elbridge Gerry. Maryland
Rhode Island. Samuel Chase,
Stephen Hopkins, William Paca,
William E!lery. Thomas Stone.
Connecticut. Charles Carroll, of Carrolton.
Roger Sherman, Virginia.
Samuel Huntington, George Wythe,
William Williams, Richard Henry Lee,
Oliver Wolcott Thomas Jefferson,
Netc York. Benjamin Harrison,
William Floyd Thomas Nelson, jr,
Philip Livingston, Francis Lightoo Lee,
Francis Lewis, Carter Braxton.
Lewis Morris. North Carolina.
Neto Jersey. William Hooper,
Richard Stockton, Joseph Hewes,
John Wherspoon John Penn.
Francis Hopkinson South Carolina.
John Hart Edward Rutledge,
Abraham Clark. Thomas Hayward jr.,
PENNSYLVANIA. Thomas Lynch, jr
Robert Morris Arthur Middleton.
Benjamin Rush, Georgia.
Benjamin Franklin, Button Gwinnett,
John Morton, Lyman Hall,
George Clymer, George Walton
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FSee the diplomatic notes of Mr. Wilson Shannon to tn
Mexican government in 1919
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From the commencement of navigation to
during the years 1876 and I647:
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Total
Increase in 1877
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-22
OBITUARY.

DIED-At his residence, in Bloom Township
Fairfield County. Ohio, on Wednesday, 18th inst
Mr.. THOMAS HOLMES, in the 68h year of his
age. The deceased was one of the oldest citizen,
of the county and sustained the character of an
upright man and good neighbor.
From tke Ohio Eagle.
DIED-0n the 9TH OF October, l847, at the re
sidence of his son-in-law. James Grantham, RO
BERT R. CLASPILL Esq, of this town, in the
2 lst year ofhis age.
The deceased was native of Jefferson county
Virginia. and emigrated to this place i'll 1923. He
died in the communion of the Methodist EpiscO
pal Church, of which he had been member nea
half century. No man in this community eve
enjoyed more universal esteem; and he was &C
knowledged by all who knew him to be a Christ
ian. Though for a long time afflicted, he neve
murmured. rejoicing in hope of immortality ant
eternal life, Death had no terrors for him.
His remains were followed to the tomb by tn,
members of the Masonic fraternity, of which III
was jealous member and he was buried accord
ing to its ritual He left an aged and worthy com
panion, and many children and grandchildren, Il
mourn their irreparable loss. But they have thl
sweet censolntion, that "they sorrow not as thos
who have no hope" Hesowed to the Spirit am
of the Spirit shall reap life everlasting.
DIED-At his residence two miles west OF Lar
caster, on the Goth of August, l347, Mr.. ADAM
BARE, aged 65 years.
The deceased was native of Northampton cou
y, Pa, and emisrated to Fairfield county in l8O4
and was among the earliest settlers who bore th
burthen of the day, in telling the forest and max
ing the firstimprovements Of the country. He wa
esteemed during his long residence among us a
a peaceful and useful citizen, aud ofthe strctes
integrity, and has departed this life much regre
ted by his respectable family and numerous friend
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-22
Hanl,h, 0 sl...sd 1Iealthi

Thou art above all gold and treasurei It's thou
who en- largest the soul--and openeth all its
powers to receive instruction, and to relish virtue
He that las thee. haslittle more to wish fols aud
he that is so wretched as to have thee not wants
every thing beside Let us be thankful Brand
reths Pills will give us health--get then these
blessed Pills. which century'S use has fully es
tablished to be the best medicine ever bestowed
ON man. For tho prevailing colds and coughs
they will be found everything that medicine is ca
pable Of imparting.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for o.
cts per box, at Dr. B. Brandreths Principal Office
24l Broadway New York.
ftAT Beware OF Counteneits!!! The following
are the only authorized Agents for hesae Of lh'
genuine Brandrelh Pills IN Fairfield county
RrISMuNp Son Il BECK, Lancaster, J oseph Glenn
ent. Rovalto,, Peter Weiser, Green Castle, Israe
Gregg, Tythopolis,J J. B. lsyans, Winchester Pete
Shaver, Oakiand, J, II. Sundermaa amanda, d
Beery, Sagar Grove, Ashoaush y Beery, Bremen
Cha,s 6. Wilson& Co., Rushuille, Jesse Lrohner
- u cst Rushrille, r. Breck, CarroH. N. J., Bowen
Pickenngtort, Cox s. Read, Baltimore, Phllil
Ham, Picasantrille, /. B. & G. Padden, Salem
Jocob Ketner, MillerporL
Lancaster October 9, 1917. lm2S'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-22

Docron TArLoR's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRr.-
This unparalleled, ong-tried chrono-thermal RENE
DIV is daily making new aud firm friends. A ply
scian called to-day who is connected with the
surgical department OF the New York Hospital,
and who after having consulted i'll vain some OF
the abIest surgeons OIL this continent, was induced
TO use the genuine Balsam of Liverwort direct
from the office s75 Bowety. The bottle is not
vet exhausted and his words are-"Your medi-
cine, sr, isa most astonishing remedy. had no
faith in it at FIRST but there is nothing in the world
like it. 1t has proved III my case perfect spe-
cifc. mix two teaspoonfuls in halta tumbler
Of water and sugar and its taste is delightful and
very similar to old Madeira wine. shall recon-
mend it with confidence" He bought another
bottle from friend. There is hardly hamlet
village or town in the United States where there
are not more or less cases Of consumption asthma
bronchitis, caIarrh, liver complaint splitting o.
blood, pain in the side, consumptive dyspepsia
&c. Sc, DIR. Leeds signature to the label. We
have numerous testimonials from DOCTORS minis
tiers and other respectable individuals all over the
country, corroboratng its wonderful efficacy il
the above diseases, also in colds coughs and curing
children. Itshould elm every family.
For sale by Bury & Beck Lancaster; q. II
Meller, Somerset; C. q. Wilson, East Rushville
8. Clayton West Rushville D. Holderman, Aman
da C. &N. L. Olds, Circleville; s. Buchwalter
Hallsville. Ross county, R. g. M, A. Patterson
Adelphi Ross CO., Friend g. Armstrong Soutl
Perry; Douglass g. Lansing, Chillicothe; F. +
% Rempel, Logan.
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An Ordinance.
To amend the Ordinance regulating Ill
Market i'm the Town of Lancaster.

To amend the Ordinance regulating the
Market i'm the Town of Lancaster.
SEC. l. Be IL oraaincd5y The topn Council Of
the torn of Lancaster--That it shall be unlawful
for any Butcher or other person or persons, eth
Ell for themselves or others, to erect put up,use or
occupy any table or benches within the ratings,
or enclosure around the market house in said
town of Lancaster, for the purpose Of selling
meats or other provisions, so as to hinder, er,depriye
or orintenupt persons bringing provisions of'any
kind TO said market, from backing up their wag-
uns or other vehicles to said ratings and exposing
the same to sale thereat, agreeable to the Ordln-
ances of said town-nor shall ii be lawful for any
Butcher or other person or persons. to place. put
up, use or occupy any table or tables, beucl or
benches within any part OF said enclosure, (lnslde
OF the market house proper excepted) on market
days, in market hours so as to interrupt, OF rem
der it inconvenient TO the citizens OF shutdown, OF
others inimaking purchases, or to persons bringing
meats or other provisions to market IN selling the
same. Provided that this Ordinance shall not be
80 taken and understood as 10 prevent person:
bringing meats and other provisions TO marke
from using small squire tables before their wag
ons OF the snme width, or benches alongside aud
adjoining the ralings aforesaid and on the outside
of the walls of said market house, anC
"NJO'HihO thSiStOt iol pulpObO VI oph'ht
the same-but in no case shall any meats or fisl
be placed upon or exposed to sale upon the bench
es adjoining the wall Of the market house alore
said And every person or persons so offending
shall on conviction thereof before the President
or in his absence the Recorder for every such oI
fence, be fined in any sum not exceeding five dol
lars nor not less than two dollars with coats O
prosecution.
SEC Q. That it shall be unlawful for any per
sou or persons Oh market days in market hours
to exercise the occupation of auctioneer, or Sc
any goods aud chOt:es at public outcry with
said market house or thelailings thereof or witt
in fifteen feet Of the front thereof, And ever
person or persons SO Offending shall for every sue
offence, on conviction thereof, before the Presi
dent, or in his absence the Recorder, be fined j
any sum not exceeding FIVE dollars nor less tina
two dollars, with costs Of prosecution.
This Ordinance to take effect and be in fore
from and after the legal publication thereof
GEO; SANDERSON, President r. c.
JOHN B. REED, Recorder.
J Lancasters Oct! %, lsf7, Sw24
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-22
October Is, 1917.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

DElNG the Real Estate of Theobod Musser
ID deceased, late Of Rushcreek Township, Ohio
aud being the East half Of Section No. nine. in
said Township containing 800 Acres, about $50
Acres cleared and under cultivatiOn-there is On
the premises a large frame house well finished,
with never failing fountain pump at tha door,
spring house and every thing convenient, and n
very large frame bank barn-a!so. large orchard
of excellent fruit-aso, four comfortable log dwell
ling houses and an excellent saw mill. A further
description is deemed unnecessary, as the proper
ty will recommend itselfupou view, by any one
wishing to purchase. Tho above valuable proper
ty will be offered at public sale on Tuesday ne
Oh day OF Nocember nert, OF one o'clock A. NJ.
Of said day Sale to be ON the premises
Terms of Sale one-third in hand, ono-tnrd
in one year, and one-third in two years with III
terest from the day OF sale. Further conditions
made kuown on the day Of sale.
| Due attendance will he given by
/ ALEXANDER STIRRET, Executor.
| October 8, lS47. 5we9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-22
HEALTH HEALTH;

The Great Cure FOR Consumption
Err. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY.
Afflicted reader, do not suffer this disease 10
knit its fatal threads in your system;-they are
certain To hurry you 10 an untimey grave. Has
not experience taught yOu-have not occular
proofs convinced yon, that Consumption is certain
death to all whom it may encounter, when left
till late periodl Then sOhy WiH you delay pro-
curing remedy i'll due season to arrest the pro-
gress OF that fell destrn, err A cold, which soon
terminates in n coughing, by which soreness OF
the throat and inflammation OF tie mucous men,
brane OF the brOnchi is produced, aud the Lungs
rendered open 10 disease. Thus persons suffer
themselves to procrastinate until death looks in
at their door!-when they will begin to be con-
cerned about their health, when in all probability
it is too late. May all who have cold take time
ly warning, aud get rid oft as soon as possible.
DR.. DuRcaa's Expectorant Remedy stads be-
fore the public tested by thousands, aud daily used
in almost every family throughout the different
Suites for diseases of the Chest aud Lungs. The
vast amount sold in this city and that 10 so many
persons. who come back and obtain 1t by the halt
dozen bottles is sufficient evidence Off wonder
tul efficacy!
VICTORY! vICToRYn vICToRYa!
DR.. Dnncans Erpectorant Remedy alpayst
eietorious,--Read the following cure OF one OF our
I citizens:
MEcHASIcsBURGH May IL. 1916.
| Messrs Omen and Keys-I hereby certify tina
for more than thirty years have been afflicted
with breast affection, pronounced by medica
men pulmonary disease; and that about thre'
years ago | was attacked actually with a pain il
the chest. cough, splitting Of blood. &C., and afte
trying the most approved plan as advised by ply
sicans, and all but to little purpose, hearing OF DR.
Duucan's Expectorant, was induced TO try IT
and after having given it thorough trial, car
testify that It's effects in my case have been mos
saluulry, and now l enjoy good health for mat
Of my age. | still occasionally, upon occasion
cold, have some pain in my breast, but Dr. Dun
cans Expectorailt invariably gives relief
!, +. BAKEk.
The above certificate was voluntarily given Il
Messers Owen & Keys, ofMechanicsbursh, Cham
paign county. Ohio
Call at DR.. puncan's Western Medical Offic
No. ISL Sycamore st. Gin. Ohio
For sale by Macccracken 4 Galbraith. Lancaste
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-22
A Fine Farm, for Sale.

IONE Hundred aud Tlirty.ihree Acres Of Land
IOnear Havensport in Fairfield County, well
improved aud in good condition. wilIbe sold at
private sale. on terms TO suit purchasers.
About Forty Acres are covered with an excel.
lent growth Of timber, and the balauce is under
cultivation. There are on it good Dwelling
House and Barn. aud suitable ont-llonseS: a good
Well Of Water near the Kitchen aud another ia
the Barn-Yard. Any one wishing TO purchase A
first rate farm will 6u1 this rare chance 1t lies
adjoining the lands Of Judge Martin and Joel Ra.
debaugh, Esq.
For terms and other particulars apply 10 the
owners Henry o. and John Hanna Oh the premi-
ses, or To the undersigned in Lancaster.
NJ. ~. DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster, August l3. l847. IA