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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

RR0AESNY AW W. OWEN.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. r~i

EaNHE undo rslgned, having again assumed the
Il agement ofthis well known establishment, bcgs
10 To say to thosewho visit Cincinnati either for
hi ness or pleasure. .hatthey will lind the Broadway
Hotel one ofth6nos convenient and desirable stop
ping places In the city. ts..
Itiseonyenient to the Rail Road Once and nepots
and the public Landing; more 40 than any other Hotel
In CincnnRu-Rnd IL withina few minutes walk ofthe
Post ONCE, the principle business localities, and the
places OF Public Amusement. h'
An extensive range OF Bathing Rooms aud a Bar
ber's Shop win be found In the Building.
This house has all the comforts and convenenees
that be found In any first class Hotel in the West
The whole establishment has lust been thoroughly
overhauled renovated and re.turnlshed, and the
Proprietor feels assured that those who make his
house their homo during their stay In the city, viii
have no reason to complain either OF his aceommoda
Hons or his charges. JOSEPH II. CROMWELL.
Cincinnati, September RI, ls55--l0
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eW Arrangements

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From and after january I, 1850. ,sv
A General and extended system OF credit expa-
~ rence hasproven lnjuriousto ourselves, and bur-
hensome to our prompt paying customers.
Every Intelligent individual knows we'll, that, the
merchant who buys only for cash In the
has greatly the advantage the time buyer; and
nat aL home he can, and does supply his
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES;
whereas, lengthy and indscriminate credits, acts
onerous upon the cash and short credit purchaser,
causing such topay Indirectly for his more slow and
ardy neighbor. rHtfS. 1sIf SFT
lnviewof these facts, and upon consultation with
many or our best paying customers, have deter.i
nlhed and now annoul ce, that, from and after JAM
uary A. ID. 1859, our present Books win be closed
except for settlements) now set opened upon
the following TERMS;
accounts thereafter made, must be closed at the
end of every six months after date of fret charge
until paid. ,lf'f'l
This plan we think will enable us 10 sell on Goods
ohqaper, secure better pay; and Justly equazo
othe cash and time buyer The above will be strict.
iy adheard 10 In all cases. sf NgC r8lis I I. =
We would also, inform our hume no N friends that.
shortly after thelncoming OF the new year, we will
KEMOVk our place Of business into the Nest Room
Of shessrs. SifordS Sturgeons neao Block dirteiIH
Iopposnethe TattnaIge HoNse, where our Goods will
De and nts Id out 10 tho
buyers OF cheap Goods, not surpassed In the West.
IN conclusions all knowing themse lves ind ebted 70
us oy note book account otherwise, are PARTICULAR
iyreqnestedto come forward whou, clay and settle
the same sss NJ. 5 q KUTZ, REBKR d CO. 4
Lancaster, December 90, 1e5s--34m ,1.l.l ~
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a " 0TEGn 0 NnW NOOK.
DE. B0nnpnrte,s Great wort,.

Z DhIYATE GUIDE TO HEALTH--
n REPRESENTING ALI this dis
eases ofthe genital organs ofthe male
and female, with the latest diseove-
ries in reproduction. The afflicted
should use no remedies before learn
ing from this valuable work the SUI
penoTlty OF the authors Paris and
London treatment Of private disea-
ses;--both married and single, should
consult IL. This book tells how to
cure the following Diseases, and en-
llghtens those who grope intlnrknoss.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
THE MARSHALL HOUSE.

Our esteemed host and hostess of the Mar
shall House have been entertaining US during
the past week with the very fat Of the land
choice mutton, and delicious English peas and
strawberries. Perhaps many of our readers
have been equally fortunate, and if SO they can
appreciate our feelings. and can join with US
in due acknowledges for these first fruits of
the benignant season.
May is indeed the Queen Of flowers, but che
delights equally in fruita She regales herself
with beauty and fragrance. but draws her ali
ment, from more substantial viands. Her vo-
taries should hence consult her varying moods.
She has already had the incense Of the flower.
-"the feast of reason and the flow of soul, -
and We nre now preparing more substantial
oblations for her OIL the evening of the 20tt
inst In the mean time our host and hostess o
the Marshall House have given us an anticipa
ton of the "good time coming" We trus
that all of our readers arc equally favored.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
TIE CnuRANT

Weghavc received the first number Of this
new literary weekly, published in Columbia
by w. w. WALKER, Jr. & Co., and edited by
HOWARD II. CALDWELL
The presen, number is we'll filled, and in the
variety Of it's contents fully redeems the
pledges of the prospectus. The Editorial and
Critical departments are well sustained. and ex-
hht many specimens of the editors clear and
polished style, AID his just exposition Of the
canons of literary Taste and criticism. The
number contains genial review Of college
Poems By W. w. last" and whilst pointing
out their occasional blemishes does full justice
to the many beauties which give promise of
more abundant fruit.
We trust that the work will receive the
patronage which it deserves. It's continuance,
it is said. is well guaranteed by m ample en-
dowment for two years. and our friends there
fore need ente. tain apprehensions IN send
ing their subscriptions.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

We commend to The attention Of our readers
the Premium List, which has been prepared by
the Executive Committee. for the District Fair
to be held in our Village in October next.
The List is very comprehensive, embracing
an aggregate Of premiums to the amount Of
about $500. co. and affording free scope for the
exerciee of taste and elk i'll in every department
of tho seful and ornamental. The number Of
premiums in the various branches of Domestic
Manufactures is unusually large. and has been
suggested by the observation and experience OF
various members Of the Committee.
We commend the List generally to the at
tention of theintelligent planters and fair Ia
dies of the District, and trust that they will
award to this new enterprise that need of en-
couragement which will inaugurate the on
ward career of improvement in our midst
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
THE BATTALION REVIEWS.

We omitted 10 mention in our last issue, that
owing to the inclemency of the weather, the
Review Of the Upper Battalion at McCAw's
failed to come off according to appointment
The day was very unfavorable. and the attend
ance small, and the Colonel, WM. NJ. RoGEns,
thought it best not to call out the Battalion.
On Saturday last, the Lower Battalion was
reviewed BY Col. RocEns at BRADLEY's and
we learn from a friend who was present, that
though the number Of men upon duty wns not
large they performed the various evolutions
with something Of the true spirit. The Bat
talon was commanded by Capt JAY, very
excellent officer Upon the conclusion Of the
Review, the Colonel made then n strong speech
in which he urged the necessity Of sustaining
the Law, and pledged himself to its rigid en-
forcement The Colonel is himself very fine
officer, and is in no wise responsible for the
present detection. and the decay Of the militia
rv spirit in his command. Indeed we would
select him rs the very man to arrest the present
| tide Of discomfort, and revive something of the
| old enthusiasm.
AS long the law remains on the Statute
Book we think it ought to be enforced. Anc
we would even 60 further, and hold with the
late Senate Committee, that the present system
in its main features had better be preserved
1t may be relieved of some Of the onerous du
ties Of the petty drill, but we doubt whether
it can be essentially changed for the better
1t has received the revision and approval of ou
best Statesmen. There is dispos'tion, w
think, to underrate the advantages of the sys
TEN in a military point. Even if these wer
less they are, the good feeling and general ha,
mony. Of which frequent meetings Of our citi
zens are productive, should not be slightly r.
garded. These afford ample compensation fo
the loss of time in business operations
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WAsirsHGrox, April 90, 1ST

WAsIIsNGr"H, April 90, 1859.
The War Department this morning received
n heavy mail from Col Iohnsion, commanding
the forces in Utah. Til" complications and
difficulties between the federal and judicial
officers is fully explained. aud his course in
responding to the r.gui>i,ious made nr"n him
10y the judiciary. which are II 60 ordinate
Lrnuch of the government, is fully sustained
and justified. 1t appears that Gov. Cumming
vas acting under special Instructions from the,
State Department, and directly opposite to the
instructions of COL Johnston and the Judicial
officers. The Cabinet today had the subject
under consideration. Gen. J"hnSt"n's Dies
patches changes th. aspect of affairs there. and
it is not known What course the administ'a'
ton will pursue AZ between the federal and
iilcal officers.
The Court Martial which has been in session
for some time at Fort Moui,rc, South Carolina
for tn" prrp"s.. Of trying Surgeon Barnard NJ
I;vrnc ON various charges, have rendered q
| v,r.lict Of not guilty. The Secretary "f Wal
| accepts the finding Of the Court, hut protest:
strongly against the manner iii which he wa
| tried.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
(coMMuNICATED.)
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At ca meeting Of the members Of the Zero |
sophie Society, the following Preamble aud Res.
olu,ions were unnn mously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty Cod, in his
inscrulnbc Providence, TO remove from our midst,
ALFRED B. TunrIS, Esq, one Of the Associated
Faculty of the Cokcsbury Conference Institute,
distinguished Il Christian gentleman und III.
structor, for his urban,y, gcn'lcnrss, and untr-'
ing devotion to his duties and whereas, Mr..
TURIN, was one among the Honorary Mem
hcts Of this Society, noted for his activity aud
zeal in building up the hest interests. moral and
int-icc,ual Of the society; and whereas, we
claim it our mournful duty und privilege thus
publicly to testify to the many virtues and gra
ccs that characterized our departed friend and
Instrmctor-he it therefore,
Rcsoircd, Ist. Tint in the death Of Mr.
a. B IuurIN. the C"krsbury confcrenc"
Institute has lost Jealous, prompt ant
in,lcf,iignbe teacher, admirably gifted to traIi
and develop, III. youthful mind
RcsnIrd,2 2h That the Eros'phic Society ha
lost in this affection one Of its earliest founders
and niust Zenous und devoted Honorary Mem
hers.
R,so1rc1. 3rl. That as an outward exprcs
| sion q, our loss and sorrow. we wear the usun
badge "f mourning for thirty days.
HcsoI,,d, 18th. That copy Of this Prcan,
bl,. and Resolutions be sent to the Abbeviile pa
| pers for publication, and to the family Of til
| ,!cc.asc,. and ihat the same be entered upo
the records Of the Society.
W. Il. WILKES,
| w. G.. ROUND.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
THE COLUMBIA TOURNAMENT.


The Caroi,nian gives full report Of this at
fair We copy the following list Of knigh'ly
competitors
Knight Templar, W. Fl. Taylor Black Slug
pord. e. r. Frost Saladin. Wade Hampton.
Jr. =. Robin Hood W. C. Hane Little John, d.
q. Calhoun Friar Tuck, f. Booktcr; Don Quix-
ote, Alfred Wallace Sancho Panzn. +. ]. Fel.
der: Fox Hunter. n. II. Elmore First Cue
r;iln, A. Beck Second Guerilla, T.: Weston !;
Roland Avenel. John Taylor Knieht Of ths'
Lady Plume, J. II. Trezevant Knight Fra
Cullock Knight Of the Thistle, F. Weston ;
stephe,, E. BardwNf; Swiss ii"Fsnr, Wallace
Peatsons German Aliner, J. Jones; Mexican
Lancer, John c. Haskell Cavalier ofthe White
Rose. Thomas Legare Cavalier.sAsC. Haskell ;
Harry Hotspur, George Taylor. -
The prizes were borne in order by the knigh
of La MancbaS tho Mexican Lancer and the Casa;
lier. SN ' T -
The evening was devoted to Ball, Of which
the Garolimia,i speuks as follows:
The. ball was magnificent affair. We never
saw finer display. The. AthenBum Hall was
a repository in which could be seen the fashions
Of almost every age. 1t was visited during thu
eveningeby large number Of ladies' who from
the gallery, had fine view Of the mingling be.
How Of tie faff spresent Of The beauty aut
fashion OF many agessG=,Ehs, we are pleased y
/ say, also passed Oft sHhaPpily That those Win
| have been principaA 1h,strtmenal AGetting W
the Tournament aiidfihe ball have much rsasoi
to feiicitate themselve u on the success andpleas
ure with which they were attended
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
THAT BnuQuET.

The fair donors will please accept our best
thanks, for that lovely bouquet of choice and
fragrant flowers-richest gems of Flora's bril-
liant d;aAem-whch derived new beauty and
attrnctivencss from the graceful mode OF the
presentation. Thrice welcome in thy beauty
and fragrance. sweet emblem of bright thoughts
and sunny smilesl worthy representative of
the blooming Queen of May and her radiant
train! May the pathway of the fair donors
ever bo strewed with roses. and their lives
ever exhale the delicate fragrance of the
nowors
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
THE CONCERT.

We take pleasure in announcing that Mr.. NJ
MCCARTHY. the blind Musician assisted 10y
Messrs. CHARLES JONES and BENZ RorHscHILp,
will give another Concert, in our Village. at
the Marshall House. this evening, iFriday.}
The two former Concerts were n decided sue
cesa, and led to general desire for a repetition
of tho entertainment. Messrs. MCCARTHY,
JoSEs and RoruscnlLD. have during the inter
together. and promise an improvement still
upon their former efforts. They are accom-
plished musicians. and We invoke for them 6
liberal patronage.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
THE REVIEW AT nRAKE,s.

In company with small party from the
Village, we attended the Review of the Upper
Battalion of the 9th Regiment, at BRAKES Ola
Field on Saturday last Making ON early start
we had delightful ride Of eleven miles to the
Village Of Due Vest The roads were excel
lent, the air cool and pleasant, md we were
continually greeted with the cheering sights
and sounds of the budding Spring-the green
fields the pleasant sunlight and the waving
forests-the frng ance Of the breezes, and the
melody of the groves.
To us the Village of Due West. rs seen in
the clear light of tho early morning, seemed
particularly attractive. First came into vie"
tho tall spire Of the Observatory, and then
the other College buildings rising gracefully |
above the trees of the Campus and then the |
neat and tasteful private residences, which |
greeted us rs we passed over the bright sandy
street. which contrasted beautifully with the
green of the adj accent ehrubbery.
Stopping only fora few moments, we hasten.
ed to the Muster Ground which was distant
about four miles beyond. This was pleasantly
situated, near a very fine bold spring of cool
water and was skirted by the forest trees,
which furnished a refreshi ing, shade. Here up
on our arrival. we found n number Of persons
already assembled, and soon the company in
creased to about four or five hundred persons.
The Battalion, it is said, at one time could
number at lenst We hundred men upon parade.
but Of late years there hns been. falling off
! in the attendance rom the decrease of the
white population and other causes Tho num-
Der of men doing duty on the present oc-
cnsion amounted, We suppose. to upwards Of
three hundred. and they seemed to exhibit no
lack Of Military spirit. The prompness with
which the duty is performed in this Battalion.
is shown Ivy example of the Hogskin Company,
which ont Of a muster roll Of one hundred
men could only show four defaulters on the pre-
sent occasion.
The line was formed about IL o'clock by .he
Adjutant, J. II ELLIS, and under the comma nd
of Maj. Med. MILLER. the Battalion was re
viewed by Col WILLIAM CLIsKscALEs and Staff
The various evolutions were performed with
promptness aud a!acrity. and in the true mill
tary spirit Upon the conclusion of the Review
:, the Colonel returned his thanks to the Battal-
lion for their prompt performance Of duty
and they were then addressed at some length
bv DR.. C. V. BARNES, a member Of the Colo,
ners Staff. upon the necessity Of mninta min.
the present military organization. His re-
It marks were we'll received, and seemed to b.
d cordially endorsed by the Battalion.
= The day passed off very quietly. and moth
d ing occurred during our stay to mar the geneI
e al harmony. We saw no drinking, nor dis
y turbance of any kind. In this respect, we he
8 lieve there has been quite an improvement {
ot late years. and is certainly some com Peneatio
1t for any decline Of the military spirit TIL
RS company generally dispersed at an earl
es hour.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
OoLToN's GENERAL ATLAS.

We commend to the kind attention and gener.
ous patronage Of our readers, Mr. G. II. WRIGHT
who is now canvassing our District in behalf
of "Colton's General Atlas" work of high
character, alike creditable to tae genius, talent
and skill Of America. and one much superior
to any former production Of the kind.
The work consists Of one hundred and seventy
steel plate Maps and Plans. accompanied by
descriptions Geographical, Statistical and His
torical. These exhibit all the latest discoveries
of Geographical Science-the representations
Of all works OF public improvement, such as
the lines of railroads. canals, &C. the surveys
made under public authority, &C.; and a large
mass of information with regard to the develope.
ment of the countries delineated, and the
progress of civilization.
In the preparation Of the work the lates,
and best sources Of information have beer
consulted, aud the work will be found to pre-.
sent an accurate and complete survey of tn,
various States Of the New and the Old World
The various railroad routes to the Pacif
are faithfully delneated, and the various pos
Offices. post routes, aud railway stations, ar
given with minute accuracy.
To politicians who arc desirous to keep pac
with the growing progrsss and civilization {
our country, tho work will be On invaluable r.
source-whist its accurate delineations {
the Continental states'will impart much nece
ssry information withregsrd to the present il
teresting questions of foreisRzpolitiea
To the man of science AID TO the eAner
reader, the work will be found invaluable Q
account Of tbs large mass Of accurate and = q
liable Information which it embodies. "
have been long familiar with is inertia. nr
. take pleasure in commanding it to the patsor
are of our rssders.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13

EXHIBITION OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF SouTH
CAROLINA CoLLEeE.-The first exhibition Of the
Senior Class came off. last evening, as announc-
ed, and was witnessed by full udience
The ladies were present in large numbers. On
the stage, we noticed his Bxcellency Gov. w.
Fl. Gist, Hon. J..F. Moses. Hon. T, C. Perrin.
Hon. g. Cannon, and the Facultyof the Col
lege. The exercises. were ope9ed'with prayer
BY the Rev. R. w. Bsrnwell. -, y
In consequence of the late hour At which the
exercises closed, we can do no more than ailpde
to the programme bslow. The young gentle
men all acquitted themselves in a manner
and were warmly applauded BY the spect tatora:
W. E. Boggs, iFarfeld. .(-"Edgar Allan
Poe" W. T. Cleveland. tAnderson, )575"Poetry
and its Kindred Ar,' Z asd z; s'Hea aeMa
Lake. (Nswbesay, ,}-aProgress Of the ssieasss. "
T. Legase. 4orsngsburg. The supernat,,,
RAIL-" Mcintosh, Darlington. .l-"Foot-prints
of tho Past" F.S. Morrissett. tAlabama. y
.'oharactsr of-Gsu. Thos. Rpsk, of Texas
Cor olinian.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13

THE BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

We copy in another cormn from the Pickens
Courier, the proceedings Of public meeting
held at Pickens c. H.. to mike arrangements
for the cont emplated Mass Meeting. to be held
at Tunnel HILL in the course Of the summer.
in furthcrance of the claims Of the Blue Ridge
Railroad enterprise. a great gathering of the
masses ia expected, and very ample arrange.
ments will be made for their entertainment
Many distinguished speakers will be presen t
from distance. and the claims of this great
enterprise promise to bc thoroughly discussed
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
JOB PRINTiNa.

We have Just received a, fine assortment ~
New Job Type, from L. johnson d Co.'S Foun-
to execute, in the neatest rnannsrs evsfys de-.
scription of, Plain and Qr6smsnta h Job Print.
ing.si uch ashland Bills, Cards, Blapks sof All
kinds, BHlsHeads. Circulars Book Work, Tis.
ting Qatdss DC. Our. fofessin the Office %kr-
rants us in saying, that We can despatoh Job
Work, With the shortest poss ible notice. = or q
:. We hope to have amPiee en cgurs gsznsns ssatn
sutthem ia nAetne ess, .despateh s1d but
not Ieast, pffSS2 h|<F TEsssss ssSesss&