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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

NeD Adueriisemens.--It will be seen, by
referring to our new Advertisements, that p.
Bopo is determined our citizens shall want
nothing'in the way Of Hardware and Cutie
ry. His stock is perhaps tho largest ever
brought to this market, aud his prices are
put down to the lowest figures. Country
merchants will find this an excellent place
to lay in their stock Of Hardware. Give Hin
q call and purchase your wares.
Mr.. Connell has just received On add
lional stock oil books and stationery, and Of
fcrs TO sell on tho most liberal terms. Iii
stock is large and selected with special re
ference TO this market. Let the lovers o
reading givo hima call. SEQ his now adver
tisoments.
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FA1gF1ELD co. CLOTHING STORE
GEORGE II. SMITH,

OlJOAAOE go JAZZ
A r his old stand on main street, between Reber&
N Kutz's store and John Lyons, has just received
and opened a new and well selected
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
II embraces che very best ofblack and Blue French
and English cloths and easslineres, which Will DO sold
low and made to order in the latest styles and by tho
best ofworkmen. Also, a beautiful variety OF
FANCY CASSIMERES AND VESTlNGs,
which have been selected with great care, from the
latest and most fashionable patterns, and cannot iAil
to Please.
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
Made I'D in the best manner and embracing a large
variety, always on hand, ii.
In addition, he has on hand the beet of black satin
and silk Vestings, and a large variety OF hosiery, sns-
penders, handkerchiefs, cravat' and IN word allthe
articles usually kept at such an establishment,
His long experience In the business enables nm to
purchase the best of Goods and Clothing at the low
est rates. SO that he is enabled to give his customers
as good bargains as can be obtained elsewhere; and nc
would assure the public that he Is not to be beater
either in tho quality of his goods, the style OF the
work or tho price-by any other establishment
CALL AND SEE,
The Old customers of the establishment and al
others who NAV fayo or him with a call, will find hin
willing to do just as he says, and his goodso OF tn
kind recommended.
IPRemem5er tho Place for fine Goods Gnd goo
BSrsains. GEORGE II. SMITH
Lancaster April 8, 1853
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Is IT lGsoRASoE OR ImruDENcE.-ThO
Washington Union says; at seems to be
yet unknown in certain quarters that tho
public treasury is under the protection Of n
Democratic Administrations" What can
BIO more ridiculous, absurd, or disgusting
than such stuff! The implication of the
Union is that the public money is only safe
when the Democrats aro IN power. And
thS. too. in tho fuco Of tho fact. patent, no
t%orious, known to every body, unless it may
Do tho editors oftho government organ,
that more Of tho peoples money was en-
bazzled aud made way with by Democratic
oGise-holders, from 1881 to 1874, than the
aggregate Of all tho lossas incurred by The
government from tho adoption of the con
s~titution down to the close of Mr.. Fill
moro's administration. Tho Union pre-
m strangely upon the Ignorance Of ii
readers, or it hGs forgotten tho history o
the model Democratic Administration o
Jackson and Van Buren.-Bqgiao CONNER
cial Advertiser.
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How THEY GRowL.-The editor Of the
Lawrence SentineI,who wa an applicant for
the posetn"ssArshiu OF Lawrence, and who
didn't get It, sqnlrms Danay,-ad thinks the
President had better be setting BIS Souse
IN ORDER and preparing fr "breakcrs a
head" The editor of the Great Falls, II
II. Journal, who wanted tobe appointed to
the samo post in his own town, was SIM
larly disappointed, and in chronicling the
interesting fact, avows that The adhinistra-
ton has "sealed its doom" Taking these
alarming announcements into consideration
we hope, for General ptcrce's sake, tina.
our neigh5or.of the Post will be appointed
for the Springfield Post Office. Should hi
bread fall "bnttercd side down" and his an
athemas consequently be added to those o
the Lawrence and N. Hampshire gentle
man, would not there be n Presidential shn
king Of Presidential bones in Presiden
Pierce's Presidential shoes!-SpriRg, r.
pab.
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pJI1LADFLpTfIA AT YOUn DOOR.

u llll1A Il ALAEA IA
TVTHE Agent of tho P~HILADELPHIA COMMISSION
l. SroRE, is again At home, and the world gen.
er.lIy has contributed to the splendid assortment oil
Dry Goods, now receiving at this celebrated es'
t,bIishment; which will be sold Lo1c, Loo, Lou, Tor
eau ONLY. The stock consists in part of
BhAcT SrLKs-Gro de Rhine, RiPp and muscatenes;
FANCY SILKs-Brocades, Glaco, Gro do Maps and
Wash Silks. .,
plain: Lawns, brilliantes, barege de Lains, PLAIN, ,fS-
ured and fancy Swisses, soft mulls, bishop lawns,plAin
and figured wash Tar'eions, grapes and LOSSES, all
colors, and all other kinds Of thin goods.
WARM FAnnIcs--Merinoes, Alpacas, de LANES
linen lustres, Ginghams, calicoes, etc.
FAScIEs-Laces o every description, Dress Trim
mings, buttons of new styles, hosiery "a cordO linen
handkerchiefs from 10 cents to %, sleeves, spencers
cuffs. fancy and plain skirts, bustles, etc. ,
RIpBoNs-Splondid bonnet, neck and ornamental
Come and sea-. IA.
GLovEsT-kid, BLK, threau, cottoh anu moh'h UNIV
pertec ct beauties. -,
BoSNETs-Black lace, white and fancy colored silk
Florence braid, lace, gimp, straw, ladies' and MISE
ali kinds, and cheaper than this town ever saw, al
prices; from ~ cents to siO' IN IN JT 1l inc not lao on b CA,
at the Philadelphia Commission Store.
EoR THE GENrLEMES.-On hand CLOTHS, casSl
meres, (single and double miro cashmeretts' vest
ings all kinds, and some Of them splendid, cravats,cot
ton goods in endless variety, suspenders' sllA an
linen handkerchiefs, etc.
SuRgrASrrALs FOR HOUSE KEEPERs-Carpot
all kinds, plain and plaid m~attings, linen end eotto
sheetings, linen and cotton pillow goods, table cioth
and covers, toweling in endless variety, sn.,lns
brown and bieached, linen and doyle napkins, windo'
i blinds and wall paper, cllnfb cloths, dlnlty, damas
curtain goods, swiss window curtains from 70 CEN
per yard to $40 a set. III.
What the Agent says he means snd no blown
about IL. The stock is large, selected with greatcar
bought cheap, and must be sod. Come and ava
yourselves Of the advantages offered.
Lsnesster, April Z, 1858
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The EXPLOSION AT QuEBEc.-We have
the following additional facts relative to the
explosion Of the steamer "St. Pierre" at
Gllmour's wharf, Quebec. "Tho steamer
81. Pierre" ono Of tho ferry boats some
times employed in towing, having pat on
board the steamer for Montreal from a ves-
sci in tho stream, upwards Of 800 pasaen-
gors proceeded TO Gilmour'A cove to take n
barge in tow, and while preparing to do so,
hoy boiler burst, and out Of 10 persons on
board 8 persisted. Capt. Garry, who stood
over the boiler, was blown high in the mir,
Mr.. Ferrsr had his skull split open by
piece Of the boiler, aud his wife was also
killed, but their bodies were hardly dlsigu
red at all. The other sufferers were fro
men aud deck hands, whose namcs are no
uscertaineh.
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McCoRMICK'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MOOREIS WHEAT DRILL.
valuable Mill Property for Sale.

will offer FOR sale the Mill property, known as the
4..Lockyille Mills" now owned by TENsENr 4
BRorHER, n 'tho town Of Loekville, on the Canal,
in Bloom township, Fairfield Countrywide. This
property embraces eleven acres of ground, OH which
Is a 'nourishiug Mill, Saw Mill, and d~istillery all in
excellent order-dwelling Houses, Store Room
Corncribs, Stock Scales and avery fixture necessary
situltod in the most Aourishing grain growing Por.
ton OF Fairfield county. The object Of the sale 10 to
close up a partnership business.
Terms made 10 suit purchasers.
For further particulars enquire OF II. II; Hunter
Esq, in Lancaster, or Of the undersigned on the prem
isei. WM.P. VESHEHT'
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THE %TELEGRAPm LINE.

LITTLE s. DRESRACHs,
NXToULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Lancaster and vicinity that they are, as usual,
in receipt ola very heavy and well selected Stoke OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
Embracing every variety and style to be bad in the
Eas,orn Market to which we invite the attention ot
every body, as we intend selling as cheap as goods
can be sold West of the Mountains. In addition to our
large stock, will be found a general assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES, BoNNETS AND HATS
Parasols and Umbrellas, Queensware and Glassware
I ooking Glasses, carpeting and Mating, Wall Pa
per, Bordering and Window Blinds, cotton coyerlot
and carpet Yarn, Batting, Wadding and ssndle-SicE:
Also. q good stock of FTNEi GR0CERIES, To
baccoes, etc, and indeed, every thing usually kept
in stores and more too.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRoDUCETAKEN-
In exchange for Goods, at the highest market price.
And let il be understood that they will, IN no case,
refuse all good bank notes, gold and specle-smO0'r
Lancaster, April 30, 1858. A
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Mormon WAN At MEcRINAc.-The Detroit
Free Press ofthe 24th, contains ~a'letter from
Mackinac, announcing tho renewal Of dep
rotations and outrages on the part of the
Mormons of Beaver Island. They are dali
" committing ~robbefios upon, the poor FISH,
erman along the shores and in tho waters OF
Lake Michigan. EaIly in tho Spring, six
or eight small houses, owned by the fisher
man at Brick Point, were burned, and two
hundred barrels Of fish stolen.
TtNNEssEe.-E. L. Gardiner has received
the Demo- ratio domination for Congress in
the 4th district, Tho Wing convention in
the Knoxville district nominated Col. lIo-
race Maynard for Congress. Col. William
NJ. Churchwcll (Dem. Ia a candidate for re-
election in tho Knoxville district. Charles
Ready has been nominated by tho Wings OF
tho 9th Congressional district.
AN "IMPuRrANTs ~ TRUE" STATEMENT is
made ia tho Stanford (England) Mercury.
Tho editor says that"a novel mode of hatch
ing chickens has beencput into operation in
Lincoln, on the promises Of tho fcllmonger.
The eggs arc placed in water, which Is kept
IN to tho requisite warmth by means off so
lar lamp; and many iuo chickens thus hatch
ed are running about tho promises"
AN INTERESTING FACT FOR SNurr-TA-
KERs,-A late English paper stated that a
snuff und tobacco manufactures 'hus recent
ly been fined by the Excise Commissioners
In the ~mitigated penalty Of Gao (his liabili-
ty being &ao0l for mixing cbromato 9 flead
with snuff. His object he said, was"to add
brilliancYto tho mixture"
4 PRorEcrIoN OF THE BRITISH FfsIIERiEss-
a Her Majesty's war steamer Argus, Com
mander Purvis, has arrived ut Halifax, from
I Portsmouth, and will sail without delay L
the Gulf Of st. Lawrence, for tho purpose
Of protecting tho fisheries. Sho Is to b
followed by another steamer and soveralsail
20 ing vessels.
in CHINESE Scholarships trading be
o. tween Now York and China now enplo,
at Chinese sailors, 10 n considerable extent, o.
o. account oil tho scarcity Of seamen Of anoth
IS or race. II Ia said they work cheap, arc do
he Gle, obedlent, expert and industrious, IN
p in every other respect mako excellent sal
to ors. g.
20 On. KANE, o tho Arctic Expedition, h,
NC recently received a gratifying evidence
the general intcrcsttaken in his daring nj
adertaking, IN an autograph letter from Il
King Of Denmark. Tho letter directs Il
authorities OF tho. colonies OF Greenland
he afford all possible aid tOtho expedition.
cir WAsnINoToR TERRrroRT 10 rapidly fill
up with emigrants, There are fifteen ga
VII mills in operation In the territory, besit
IN. several others In contemplation. a lar
c. number OF persons are engaged in tho lu
CIV Der business, which has increased very gre
,dy ly.
i'm AMERICANS IN LoNpoN.-Private lett
from London speak Of the great influS
hat A Americans into that city since tho frs
c a. May, In two days before the last accou
lcct received per Europa were written. th
our hundred aud Gty Americans arrived inL
don.
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Sale Of Real Estate by order OF Court.


AN Saturday, tho 1lthday Of June, A.. D, 1859. bo-
Otween the hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. ana 4%o'cloGk
y. NJ, at tho door of the Court House. in tho city Of
Lancaster, will DO sold to the highest bidder the ro-
naming interests Of Nicholas Stazel and Henry Sta
eel, (mincrs) being two undivided thirds Of the fol-
lowing real estate, subject TO the life estate Of Dor
otha Checker in the entire tract, to wit: Situate in
the county of Fairfield. Ohio, and being q part Of the
South half of section No %, in township No l6, Of
range No 10. bounded as follows
beginning at the North East corner Of 4 tract
Of land conveyed to Rudolph Shadd, which said
corner 10 II chains and 81 links East from the North
west corner OF said halt section: thence East with
the half section line 80 chains and 10 links to a post
the North. asst corner of the original tract owned by
Henry Bowmsn: thence South II chains and Do links
to a post: thence west 20 chains and 0 links to a pos
on Rudolph Shadd's line; thence north II chains an,
IS links 10 tho place of beginning, containing 80 81
100 acres, and being. same land conveyed BY Gesrg'
Bown and wife to John Nicholas Stazel by dee'
dated August II. lS43. Appraised at GA per aero.
Terms of sale-one third in hand, ohe-third in on
year and the remainder in two years, with in:eros
on deferred payments from day Of sale.
Guardian of Nicholas StAzel and Henry stazel.
May 8, 1853. GLOW
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Roors AND o

ID FED BAUGHMAN, continue at their old
kN stand, opposite the Hooking Valley Bank, Main
street, where they keep always on hand and manuiac;
=, ture to order all the latest and most approved
BHN STYLES or BOOTS AND SHOES.
yAS-for Men and Women. The reputation of the
establishment for the best OF work needs no common
dation. They use tho best material and employ tho
most skilful workman and are thus enabled to supply
their customers with the neatest and best Of the va
rious articles in their line. All kinds ofBoots, Shoes,
Pnskins, etc, etc, are embraced in their stock, which
has lust been replenished bv their Spring purchases.
The patronage of tho public is respectfully solicit
ted, who are invited to call and examine the assort-
ment. No efforts will be spared to please those who
mice. RIB.
Lancaster, March 8, 1853
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rxcHANan oFTToE.

MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO,
4 DAMS MONEY and discounts good paper;
IA Makes collections at any point;
BUYS and sells Exchange on the East & CINCINNATI
q " Gold aud Silver Coin;
q " Real Estate s. stocks on commission
PAYS Interest on Deposites at the following rateS
s per cent on ~doposites payable on demand,
e " &" Tor g months.
= u 10
Special Deposiles in Gold and Silver paid In The
Same If required.
Discounts to DepOsitors at all times have the pre-
ference. ~,
ry-BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS Of all kinds Will
be purchased at any time, and constantly on hand for
sac at less than the Government prices for public
Il. w. TALLMADGE.
I,rca.tar. Febrt,arv 1. 1853 39tf
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LIABILITY or RAILROAD COMPANIES AS
CARRIERS OF CArrLE.-It is stated in the
Putnam County Courier, that Mr.. Lyman
Baily of Carmel, who is extensively enga-
ged 10 the cattle business, at the last Cir
emit Court in that county, recovered a ver-
dict, for 5000 damages against tho New
York aud Erie Railroad Company. Mr.. Bai-
" purchased five hundred and twenty nine
"a, cattle in Ohio, and put them on a freight
train at Dunkirk destined for New York
The train was more than two days md two
nights on it's passage to the city. The diff
ferent conductors turned a deaf ear to Mr.
BIS request to stop a sufficient length o.
time at some station that he might feed ant
water the suffering cattle. For fifty Mint
hours the poor animals were without foo'
or water. They were damaged according
10 testimony given on trial, to tho extent o
five dollars a head when sold. The prin
ciple decided by this case Is an importan N
one, both to Railroads and cattle Dealers.
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GEN JosErn VILLiMtL, the new Minister
from Ecuador tothn United States, is u ma
tive Of New Orleans, which he left about
forty years ago, then an humble youth, to
participate in the wars Of South America
IN 1910, he was appointed Colonel in the
republican army Of Guuyaquil, and partici-
pated 10 compelling Flores to lay down his
arms; and in 1852 when Flores again reap.
pcared near Guaynqll, with 1000 men, and
several vessels, It Was Gen. Villamil who
gave him battle, and defeated and dispersed
the invaders.
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OMAN KNOW THYsELF."

An Invaluable Book for % Cents
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COPY
G0OO coPrrs BOLD IN LESS LHAN THREE
OUUU MONTHS. A now edition, revised and
improved. Just issued.
DR, HuNrER,s MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND
nooW ron THn AFFLIorED-Con aiming an outline
of tho origin, progress, treatment and cure ofeveTy
form Of di,ease contracted by promiscuous sexual
intercourse, by seleabuse, orby sexual excess, with
advice for their prevention, written in a familiar
style avoiding all medical technica lites, and every
thing that would offend the ear of decency, from tho
result Of some twerty years successful practice, eX-
e~luslvely devoted 70 thu cure Of diseases oil a deli
cate or private nature
| n which Is added, receipts for tho euro Of tho a.
bove diseases, and a treatise on tho causes, symptoms
and cure Of tho Fever and Ague, for twenty-five
cents a copy; six copies one dollor; will DO forwarded
to any part Of the United states, BY mai, tree Of post
ers, or bux 1906, Post Office, Philadelphia.
"This IL, without exception, tho most eomprehen.
sivo and ineligible work published on the class Of
diseases Of which threats. Avoiding all technical
It Il free from all Objectionable matter, aud no pa
rcnt, however f~astidious, can objeetto placing 1t II
the hands Of his sons. The author has devoted many
years to the treatment Of the various eomPiSint
too little presumption to impose, he has offered U
the world at tho merely nominal price oil 20 cents
tho fruits Of some twenty years most suceesslui Prac
tice."-liERALD.
.No teacher or parent should DO without I'll
, knowledge impaired in this invaluable work.
would save years of pain, modification and Sorro'
to the youth under their ch~argo."-PEoPLE's ADV
, CATE.
, A Presbyterian clergyman In Ohio, in writing
Hunters Medical Manual, - says; thousands upo
, thousands Of our youth, by evil example and the II
=, Guenco of tho passion, have been led into the habit
self pollution without realizing the sua and earl
= consequences upon themselves and their posterit
The constitutions Of thousands who are raising lam
U lies have been enioebled, Il not brokon down, and the
do not know the cause or the cure, Any thing y,
/; can be done so to e~nlighten and influence the publ
mind as to check, snd ultimately TO remove this wid
spread source Of human wretchedness, would conf
y the greatest blessing next to the religion OF JOS
IT Christ, on tho present and coming generations. !
1, temperance, Tor the uso Of intoxicating drink
though Il has slain thousands uponthouSands, Is no
creator scourge to the human raeo: Accept y
thanks on behalf ofthe afflicted, and, believe, n
al your o,workor in tho goodwofk you arc so 'e'lve
~ Que copy will 30 forwarded lseeurciy e,nyoloI
III and postage paid, on receipt of26 cents, or six cop
for 81. Address, CoSDEN &Co PnblliherS' u
nd 1876, Philadelphia.
booksellers, Canvassers and Booh Agents. d
" pLiad on the most liberal teTns,
Lancaster, May 10, 1863. Ally
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INTERESTING FROM HAvANA.-From Ha.
yanu, advices have been received to the 22d
inst. Several cargocs OF coolies have arriv-
cd from Annoy, 10 be used as .laborers on
the Cuban plantations. A Jesuit college
was shortly to be founded at Havana. The
order of Jesuits was expelled from Cuba
some years back, but this fact shows their
restoration.
On tho twentieth instant the Office Of the
| British Consulate at Havana was robbed oil
1860 or 1870 ounces Of gold, and the secreta-
lev Of tho mixed couFtof justice had beer
arrested on suspicion Of perpetra,ing thu
crime.
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AMrRIcANs ENeRossINa EKeLlsn TRAnE

AMERICANS ENGRossING ENGLISH TRADE.
The London Shipping Gazette snys:"We
have before called attehtion to the circum-
stances of eight or nine American vessels
being chartered at New York to load deals
and timber at Quebec, and other ports oil
British N. America, for ports III Great Brit
ain. In our shipping Intelligence to-day
under the head of 'Boet9rjt will be seer
that several other American ships and ONT
Prussian ship have been, Chartered 10 Loaf
deals at st. John, Shadiac, SC. &C., 70
Liverpool, Bristol and the 'ClyYe. In
short time we may expect to see The who'll
Of our North American trade in the hand
Of foreigners.
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Carving eTriImIlimgs,

cE-RG JUST received from NewYork, 6 pieces
&88ED GA union Damask, 6 lido Ga worsted do.
% do anamelled Duck, 10 do do muslin, 1000 feet Elk,
ira Patent Leather, 100 sett silver and brass plated
Top Props, 100 do 81, 81, A, At and ~ brass and silver
hub-bands, A large assortment silver harness mount.
ing, names, stage. traces and bits. All Of which viii
be sold cheap for cash at the cheap hardware store BY
April 90 /, BOIE'
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lQeekluG azstis.
Wcds'dlly DIorning, Iane s. 1888.
CITY OF LANCASTER.


RaiLRoAD IRoS.-Fron the money arll-
Gle Of Thursdays New York Tribune we
extract the following note ofsales OF rail-
yoad iron, which are worthy Of remnFk:
we notice sales Of about ten thousand
tons Of Rails within the last len days at a
houtS7o for immediate delivery, and 800
for future delivery.
The last deliveries Of rails TO the ONO
ind Pennsylvania Railroad from the Great
Western Iron Works were made al 90
per ton.-PiHSbHrg Journal.
MISS WnEElER A~cQuITrER- BY u as
patch received by VIM, Aboee, Esl' from
Milwaukee, we learn that the jury, alter be-
ing out four hours, came in on.Sunday morn
ing with a verdict Of not gu!ty.
This result was anticipated, aud the YER
diet seems to meet with the wishes OF the
public generally. The evidence certainly
showed that the girl was driven to despera'
tion by the ruin brought upon her by Lace
whose conduct in heaping insult upon thu
poor girl, and in DESERVING her after her char
acter was bldsSd, exhibited him as totally
dcpraved.-CIe se Herald.
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TtmFerGacs MeefiRs.-on Tuesday evening
the friends of Temperance helda meeting at
the Court House for the purpose oftaking
steps to secure the passage ola law similar
to the Maine Law, in this State. There was
a slim attendance, and the meeting was add
dressed by Messrs. Griswold and Hamilton.