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Nevada national., 1860-03-03
Notice 10 Creditors.

IN the COUNTY Court OF Nevada Cn-ntv. state of
tsliforuia. In the matter of the petition OF T. J.
FIIIER a. Insolvent Debtor
Pursuant TO an Or5lar Of the Hon. Favd B-lden
Judss Of said County Court. notice i hereby given
70 ali the creditors OF the said nsolseni, l. J. FAl"
IOS, to be and appear before the Hon David Be'den
aforesaid. in open Court in the tity ana Snanly o
Ee,.ds on the goth day Of April. A. y. 1880 at 10
o'clock A. N. Of that day. then ami there I" .h"T
esuse II any they can. why the urayer 81 iaia ln
solvent should not be granted ana an assignment oi
his estate be made and he he discharged from hiS
debts and liabilities in pursuance II the statute IN
sueh cases made ana provided aud in the mean time
ali proceedings against said Insolvsni he STAYED.
- Witness nv hand and seal OF said toEri'
T. ! thu. 2l,h dzy Of January. A. h ls'o-
4 JOHN :. LAMBERT. tPtk Go. Court
By JosKPH isoEEsTs, in. Deputy.
A. r. pibble ATTY for Petiiione'. al-t
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
Sherif's Salc.

DY virtue Of a writ Of Execution 20 ne dirsc
- 'ci and irii. egca. all ISSUED ost OF Tie Hnu-
gistrct Court ~ size {'a - cIal District n ana Tor
Nevada County. Siafe of l.inruia ru .nd -tuent
rsute red iu said tourt ih- isl tar of February
A. D.. $50 10 favor q O. TAMp LIE and against
CgaA AEiIiS RILEY Tor t.e SUN OF ono huunre ]
anf FIFTY Dollars icsi vii. interest ol t'e said e.
81 sial from lie De- iay oft ieUraart- lsHn - tus
ratio Of Ton fer cent per arurm. uniil Iaia "r ihe
safe of the following te.r'ibe' proacr'F =. o. VII;
li the right, title aud interest oi Tie above nam
e dsien amt. CorIriiss Eirv oi ia au sn rrt .lin
Quariz Irigs. le-at-sl Captain lrwin's Ridge.
near E-retH South. Ncvail e. untv state of ai.lur-
MIA and kuorn a. Dillon gnI to's Cuart4 Ledge. To-
getheT with 40 Tools, Machinery AM apputieaanc~s
;hercunto belonging.
Notice is hereby given that will expose Ia putue
Sale all the above described properly, So the hifi-
ssi bidder. Cor cash. ia irnut ol tue Court House
Door. in Nevada city. on tuesday. ths Siih day ~
March, 4 o. istp ustreen the houfs of > o. clock
a. M, and O'Clock D.. y
Gi,cu uuier nv Eant tui- ard dav o. february.
4. D. 1850. =. o. NANiAGAN. Sheriff Nefa'la te.
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A. s. HALLIDIE d CO,
PATENT WIRE ROPE MANUFAC-
TUREVS.

ss-Thesc Ropes are extensively in use for
Ships Standing Rigging, for Mining aud general
purposes, such as
TTIIER ROPES DEEP SHAFTS, FERRY ROPES
DERRICK GUYS. PUMP ROPES. sIOPis, he.
Being cheaper stronger, more durable, and thir-
tv per cent less weight than Hempen Rope, and ru-
affected by atmospheric changes.
Also. Suspension Bridge and Submarine 1elegr
Cables and patent Copper and Iron Wire Cord
hanging sashes, Pictures, Chandeliers. &e.
7. G. BRADFIOR
A.. HAlI DIE
San francisco Gal, 1855. ia
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
Hunter & & o.

IF Y0U WANT To DRISK az LxCEEnlNGIY
l pleasant and haalthy Touie, and at the
time
Encourage Home Manufacture,
Try this splendid article. It has never been sd
verissd, and 1. comparatively new, but its
merit. ua,s already caused 10 90 be-omeso WIDELY
KowN ana so bi'iENsI.ET TorCf1R that tbs tho
usanl ami one kinds ol TRASH imported and PuRP-
oBfING to be imported frara the states ani'palmed
oI upon tle public a. G0Du HEALTHY Bltters,
being rapidly driven from The market
Neirly all old California miners are acquainted
with the virtue OF the NA,sZ ZANErA bush, frem EX.
PERIDSCF, besides which St has been pronounced
10 contain medical properties. by ,cme Of the
FIRST physicians and chemists or the age and We as
SURE the public that it has lost nothing in ih.
pund
Aside from It, Of the principal ingredients
being CALIFORNIA VINE
HUNTER CO. sole Proprietors,
Market street, SAN FRANCISCO.
nz- For Sale, EvERYvHERE. dee 81 sm
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
PTEoNs foN THE SKIN.

Arising from bad state Of the blood chronic
disease are eradcated, and clear and transparent
surface regained by the restorative seton of this
Ointment. II surpasses many OF the cosmetics ard
other toilet appliances In It's power to dispel rashos
and other dishguremenis of the face
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Township OF Grass Valley, County OF
Nevada.

Nv virtue Of an Execution TO me delivered, and
issued from the court Of T. W. Hey"ood, ksq. an
acting Justice Of the Peace in and for said county
a.,sd J.nu.rv 18th. L. ID. 1890. to satisfy Judg
nsut rendered before ". B. CiaPp ESQ, on the
IT,h dsy Of August, A. D. 1889 in favsr Of VIM
Bennett and against James II. Neal, for ths sum
Of One Hundred and lhirty-two dollars anu
Tivs Cents. Debt Interest Damages and Costs Of
Suit have taken in Execution and viii sell to the
highest bidder for Cash, in front OF : Z Richard
soni. Once the following described property 10 WI
Con.wsy's Dwelling House. and formerly owned ana
occupied by Jas II. Neal, on Saturday the 18th .lat
Of February A. ID. 1860, between the hoursoi o en-
A. N. and o'clock 2. G. Taken As tine property q
James II. Neal, to satisfy the above demands anu
Aseruing costs -,
35-3t O. c. TOWNSEND, Constao4e'
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
Bnd Legs, Old sore. and Ulcers.

Gases ofmany years standing that have pertinacio-
usy refused TO yield to any other remedy or treat
meni, have invariably succonbed TO few SpplicA-
lens of this powerful unguent.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
Melodeons +! Melodeus
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Tho free admissions Of all Nations as well as the
verdict Of the leading Hospitals Of the Old as well
the New World, stamp this powerful remedial Agent
as the greatest healing preparation made known
to suffering Its rENEIRAIivE QUALITIES are
ore than hARvnIors. through the external orifces
of the skin, invisible to tlH naked eve It reaches
the seat OF the external disease and in all external
affections it, aniiinlammaiory and healing virtues
surpass anything else on record, and is Natures
great ally.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
Lime, Lime!
A Large Supply Of Fresh Burnt Lime,
Constantly on hand
the Kiins on Wolf Creek =

which will be Sold a. the Lowest Market Rates.
For further infoi nation apply at the kilns.
: dress EdNard Huston, Grass Valley. Terms CASH.
sS- BARLEY aud HAY WANTED in exchange for
IhR. ordets Promptly delivered. t.s
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

SIIERIFFS SALE.

~ VIRTUE of a arrce or Foreclosure 20 mo dr~r-
ted and issued oui of the District Court n the ian
Judicial District ia and Tor Nevada 'nru'y state or
California on Judgment res ierel IN said Court
the IA i4day Of Jan. =. n fsfo in favor nf s. d.
BOSWOkTH and r-ains; Wy. H. WOOD ANA B..
wOCn JOHN II NICHOLS SARAH h. NICHOLS.
RICHARD WILSON and JA-. IlNAlf for fhe srm
of Sia Hundred Dollars 1890 principal debt. with
intcrcs .he said oi $500 at the rate OF Three
per cent per month from 'ue lnd lay ~ May. lsaa.
until paid. together with ail cpsts of sut.lor tine
sale OF the foiinniug described property. 70 wt -
A lot parcel oi ground Situated in the Past
part ol Grass Valley Township. Nevada County.
State of California. n Greek, known .s the NDrfh
Branch o. Green Horn Greek and being tour quarter
sections Of land. located iu the of G.. iinF
ford J. G. Wilcox. " * Wood AMI ". q. Wuot,
surveyed by ihe County Surveyor 81 Nevada County
on the 3Oth daF of Oct Ists. and recorded in Book
No. l.. of IRE emption Claims. pages 80 and .Sl
on tile 9th day Of November. lsas said four GUAR
ter sections containing about 100 acre. raeinlufe
or less-ths whole forming rrhare plot Of eighty
chain. un each si.le ant cruiennr at q pine tres
near shiurle Nili with tine said SAiuge Nili. and
al the t-nemcuts. hereiiiaa4euts ami uprurtenau-
cc. &, tie said property and premise. heouving.-
Notice j. hereby glscu that wiil exto-e to ruhlic-
sale all the above described property. to the highest
bidder far ea,h. in fuauf of tie Court House door
in Nevada City. ON TUESDAY the S3ih Gay Of
MARCH. A. -. 100 between tie nuuFs oil
o o'clock. A. u. and O'Clock. f M
Given under my hand this lAih day oi February,
A. u. lseO
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
aS-SlioW FE BATHS TRfEi -ae
B. F. WOODWARD. Proprietor.
SANFORD CIRCULAR
+ Q x 1. 8 6 o!
a rencs for California rurzerymen, for
the purchase OF Goods mud sale of
PRODUCE.


Rs- Tie Subscriber has be~n appointed Agsn.
for the fn,ioviug nslnei reliable Nurssfymsn and
owners Of Nursery stock
smfsoS TnoErsoS Sascul Narseriss, sussol sspa
County. No irrigation.
JoHN iEEAtfiNg. san lorenzo Nurseries, San Iorsnro
Alameda County No Irrigation.
A. P. sriTH, genealogical Csrssns and Nurseries
Sacramento Moderate 4"
NlRS FlkyEr, Excelsior Nurseries, San jose "
JAs. :. 1ovH. Psrona Garden, and Nurseries.
y c, wtlsrs. Goiasn Cate Nurseries. (aoral and
ornamsntal) san Frsneiso No Irrigation.
slrsaE Cut.rs, Owners ~ Trees, ke srO-a at
Alameda. Asufeta Count,
80 iia hs, purchased 7r.s stock of extra sized
Trees grown 10 genial soil a. san Jose. irrigated
but oros during ,h- pass sea.un ard has established
leuot in san sraHcisc"- 1n
lis aud dll0 FRONT STREET.
Where he .u asep fur .ae aurlrE u, planting
season lnr auth his ~tf-k ls exhausted )the Lnest
s.sck ever oii.4e'i iu ;ri- iai~ 81
.FrHi'. &balr MI G>ruaMElta! GrPFs,
shru6bcry. Hardy aud Greenhouse
plants.
Z rAE's 'yE.2AS5s Estss'DE;i.yiu uTT,
RHsrbcr1y, Straw iio-ry, I'laInts, Field,
Garden * Flower seeds, sc.
hS- Strict attention Wiai Dc seren GO tic purchase
81 81, iiu. oi goods to h- fiun iu this inars-t md
tcis ,iitmei o. amy IsEt oi the state also 10 the
sale OF l.m Prsiucc a. vers los o1mmi..ion.
~ DO o. believed that tile grea reduction in the
price 90 r-se. and Plants from those 81 last year.
ei.i induce land o-usr- 20 plant largel' and to
.uch as desire do. great iaducemeut will os Of
fv ID.
r. so articles vill he offered for sale OF an in.
feriur or u an s2ceItionaiio character. and wits
tiis promise r-sy ar.s SHARE ~ patronage ii Goa
hdcndy expected.
JASON l. sLkFOKp.
jss Is In
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

Are two Of the most common and viruent disorder
prevalent this continent. to these the 0intmen
Is especially anagonistic, It's " HodHr operdndi il
first TO eradicate the ,enom and then complete
the care.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
French, Wilson & Co.,
-. MAKE THE BEST 80.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
ONE PRICE.
RctniIing at Wholesale Prices.

CTRANGERs VISITING The CITY would DO we'll
- TO cal and leave their measure; the sau,s will
b. forwarded 10 our House In New York thereby
enabling them tn aiwats procure = good ht aud
when you wish Suit you only hsv. order Il By
letter 20 auv part 81 the State where there Is K1
press Once. Bile collected delivery of goods
The finest and best kind of nr-s. Suit. made tn
order, and delivered TO auy part oi the State for
SIXTY noll4rs-Wauaniei Superior to any other ma
ker.
81 Sole ther Trunk, aud Vaiises and Carpet
Bags always ON hand. and al other goods suitable
Tor travelling purposes 10 snvfclin.te.
FRENCH. WILSON & Co.
soy Opposite the Steamship Office san rr.nei,eo.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
LOST.

CERTIFICATE No , of stock in tine Empire ouaris
Mining Company. for Evhiy nins shares issued
aud dated feb. Il, 1850. te James II Wiicoz
All persons arr hereby forbidden 80 nsgocizt. for
said stock as application has bees made fnt a rsis
jAHiss H. WILCOX
Grass VALLEY. Jan. &c, 1sG0 .7t
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
Exchange Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Subscriber h1vipg purch ased the above
WILL known Fire Proef Brick Hotel
situated on Main Street, Grass saie-
VIII be happy to entertain his friends and tho Trav
cling Public vhsnever Il NAV suit their pleasure or
ineinaiiau 10 call His Table will always - suppli
81 with ersrr .ubs'snt iai and dshesey which tie
market sfprd, The Proprietor IL sstsrtuinss that
the q. EXCHANGE sail not be szeslleI in rar
particular BY nnr Hotel 10 the mountain.
1HE BAR will ~ y tiaes be supplise ~its 'ss
hest Wiaes. iiossrs. ks His Bids -iil al-a,. :.
tosud Neat and ".su. ana HI, ladgisr Roozs asFl.
aud we'll ventilste,.
n1- The Bl.IIAEn SALOON 3, supplied -ih i've
Pheinn'- Patent billiard Tables.
The only Tables Of the tini in the COUNT
CHARLES W SMITH.
Grass Valley. Nsv /. lsss
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PILES AND FIsTULA.

Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicatcd locally and entirely
BY the OF this emolient warm lamentations
should precede its application Its healing qualities
will be found to be thorough and invsriable
Both the Ointment and Pills should be
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

The 'INTERNATIoNAL HOTEL. COACH" q. in al
tendance at all hours 20 convey Passengers to and
from the Hotel for 81 90 each, including baggage.
l-u
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
POSTPONENENT.

~ The above sale rs postponed BY order Of the
Plaintiffs Attorney until Saturday the 10th day Of
March, A. D.. ls6o. c. c. TOWNSEND, Constable
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
PICNIC,

On Friday Of last week, & party. con-
sisting Of Is buggies and about 40 per-
sons, named as follows
A. MoVeigh and lady, R. NJ. Clarke
and lady, A. W. Ebright and lady, J. M.
sutphen and lady, ]. F. Pepple and lady,
Prot. W. E. Davis aud lady. Dr.. H. Scott
and lady, Perry Steinman and Lady, Miss
Kate Clarke, Miss Alice Church, Miss
Ann Startling, Miss Amanda Bell, Miss
Mcneil, Miss Lucy Kinkeal, Miss Sarah
Scott Miss Ida Caffey. Miss Ella Carpen-
ter, Misses Fisbpaw; Mrs. Joshua Clarke,
Mrs. Maria Caffee, Mrs. V.M. Griswold,
Mrs. r. H. Gates; DR.. A. G. Barlow, Mr..
W. L. Rigby, Mr.. J. A. Hunter, Mr.. A.
Perry, Mr.. H. H. Giesey, Mr.. Samuel
Dresbach, Mr., w. G. Clarke, Mr.. A. j.
Dildine, Mr.. = Howe, Mr. VIM. Carly,
Mr.. - Cafsy, Mr.. N. G. Scott, Mr.. A.
FranChein, Mr.. H. Cannon, Mr.. &. H.
Little, and Mr.. Samuel Bodenhsimer,
drove to the "Kettle Hills" three miles
south Of Lancaster, where some three
hours were spent In rambling through the
wild but sublime scenery of rocks. grot-
toes, and shaded Wales and dells, which
to US. though often having visited the
"Kettle, presented beauties never before
noticed. The company were enthusiastic
with delight and enjoy msnt; and after few
songs, in which the whole company join
ed in sending their united voices through
the reverberating grove, a sumptuous re-
past was spread upon mother earth by
the ladies, in which conyiyial feast all min
gled in social cheer.
The company then resolved to hold a
business meeting, the proceedings Of
which will be found in another column.
From thence, the procession, consist
ing Of l9 buggies, moved to the State
Farm. The appearances there, are much
improved since our last visit, aud show at
once The care and providence Of the man.
ayers Of that institution. Mr.. Howe, The
Acting Commissioner. was absent; but we
were kindly received by his excellent
lady. After some 20 minutes spent
there, the party returned to Lancaster
and drove through the principle streets in
close procession, when each retired lc
their respective home. The visit was
upon the whole highly satisfactory to al
concerned. A visit to the "Ketlle," il
good weather, more than repays for The
time and money. We say to our fellow
citizens, leave the dull moIotouy of you
daily routine, aud go to the Kettle Hills
allow yourselves TO study nature in he
= wild unbroken beauties. Let the bird
and all natures harmonies sercnade YOU
f you will return to your homes better il
! heart better in healtb and better chris
tians and philanthropists.
, The fields in the region Of the "Farm,
q promise an abundant yield; and peache
D through the hill country, are as abundan
aS we have ever saan thpm
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
An Ordinance

Leyying taxes ot city and school purposes, for the
year 1860, for the city OF Lancaster.
SECTION l. Be v ordained BY the City Council Of the
City Of Lancaster, That tax Of three and one-haf
mills the dollar of valuation, be and the same Is
hereby levied upon all property subeo TO taxation for
State and County purposes within the limits Of the
Cry OF Lancastcrf for City purposes.
SIC. 9. Be further ordained by the authority aOre'
said That tax Of six thousand Ave hundred and sly "
one dollars be and 'he Is horeby levied upon II
property subjcc. to taxation for State and county pur
poses, within the corporate limits Of the City Of Ian
caster to provide for the payment OF the bonds ofSaid
City, falling due during the year 1850.
SEC 8. Be further ordained By the authority dfOrs-
said, That tax Of seven hundred dollars be- and the
same is hereby levied upon all property subject TO
taxation for State and County purposes within the n-
corpor ated limits of the City of Lancaster for the pur
pose of meeting tho interest 10 accrue due ON the
bonds of said City during the year 1900
SEC 4. Be CErther ordaiRrd BY the amhdrity dJore'
said, That tax Of Ave thousand dollars be ant the
same Is hereby levied upon all Topery subject 10 Ia
alton for State and County purposes within the In
c0rporated limits the City OF Lancaster for the pur'
pose Of defaying the expenses Of tuition In the Pub
lie Schools In said city for the current year, pursuant
to an act passed by the legislature Ohio, February
49, ls4e for the support and better regulation of com
mon schools. Passed June 9th, 1850
CHARLES DRESBACH, President c. Z.
Attest WILLIAM L. KINo, City CLERK.
June IA, lS60-3wll
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

General Conference Of the M. Il. Church.
We Subjoin brief summary Of the
principal acts of the late session Of the
NJ. E. General Conference, held ct Buffa-
10. The question Of slavery in the church,
occupied q large portion oftheir timsi
and was disposed of by waving the
main question, and the substitution Of a
new chapter in place Of the old, which
does not materially change the rule. The
law on that subject, as embodied in The
discipline of the church, is. that:menbers
are prohibited from "buying or selling
n er, women or children, with the inten.
ton Of enslaving them" The new meas
ure sought to bs added to the above, ,provi-
ded, that the holding Of slaves, as such,
should be made test of membership
This, upon the final vote, was lost by the
two-thirds rule, wanting 6 votes Of the re-.
quired number.
The question of pewed churches and
prOmiscuous sittings, remains as before
the meeting. The original rules of the
discipline, requiring the sitting apart ol
males and females, and free seats, was
changed by .he action Of former Con
ference, and churches are now left 10
adopt their own rules in these respects.
The rule limiting preachers to two
years to one circuit or station, was by the
late session modified, 80 as to extend the
time to three years upoa the petition ot
tue members Of such circuit or station
subject to the decision of the annual con
ferences.
The sapernumerary relation of preach
ess to the conferences, has been abolished
The General Conference also author
lied the establishment of an anua con
ference in Ihdia Heretofore the opera
rations Of the church have been carried
on in that country, on the missionary
system, deriving their organization auC
supplies flom the conferences Of the Uni
ted States. The establishment of an an
ual conference there, gives them the con
troll OF their own affairs, under the author
ity Of the General Conference of tn
States, andthe missionary board,
The question Of lay delegation was, b
resolu ion, referred to a vote of the NAL
members Of the church, in regular stand
ing; the the vote TO bo taken at conve
n:cnl timo between this and the ne1
General Conference. The Bishops are a
so authorized 10 bring the subject teior
the annual conferences, to be voted upo
in the year 1869. A majority of all h
votes thus given, to authorize the ne,
anual conference to change the rule in ia
vor of lay delegation,
The session Of this body at Buffalo, wa
protracted over weeks, but entirely hal
monious. They adjourned to meet I
Philadelphia, in May 1854. the molion
put the next session.forward to 1856 b
5 ing lost.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

CRICKET CLUB.- The Circleville Watch.
m an, announces the organization in that
city, ofa spirited Cricket Club, composed
Of active men, to the number of 36, and
proposes, that if similar association
from Lancaster will meet them at their
county fair in the fall, that they will re.
oiprocate the visit at the Fairfield county
fair. This would perhaps be a matter
worthy the attention Of those fond Of that
kind of sport, besides adding increased
interest to the county fairs. We suggest
to those Of our citizens iu Lancaster who
feel inclined, that they make move in
the matter.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
For the Gazette & Democrat
STATE Won PEARNE.
ioone. II. A, d. 1S6O.{

lo0ne, Ii, A. O.. looU,1
To der maun wants brints de babers in
lancashter, publish mine letter. l bays
you.
| invites de 40 ganderdates vats run
ming for de ovices des vail, und vats been
10 zee me.
| means de vons vot wants to go to CO.
oompus to make der laws, all der vile.
De vous vat wishes to rite in de pig
pooks in de Koorl Hous.
de duzen vat oil says he is de beshtest
to keep de pad beebles in de ohail.
de dutzen beebles und more as dat, vat
wants to make out de rents, vat de warm.
ers hash to bays und so weiter
dem Fellers vat tells de schoodge Won
de koort House, about de mems and de
vomens vat makes de pad monish uud
sells de vishky. vat skeers dem und let's
dem go, all to koom 10 mine blace on de
tird tay Won jul, und helps lie gut minO
vest und de tings aber net.
l ish boor, but tust rate demokratt,
und thinks mine vote ish wort all asks.
Now | dels you, vonce, de vones vat
zoos dc most, und toos it de gooderest,
III vote fur at de brimeray lection.
Mine warm is in goot. Hoop Down
scbip. put lives in Pearns Down schip,
Every bcebles in Logan can delIs we're l
lives.
All der candidates musht pting dere
timers und Wind dere own schnapps.
I'll see who loves de beebles.
BARNHART SCHNAPPOONAGLE
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

re- There has been seedy looking in
dividual pelambulating our streets ior
some days past, creating general fun and
amusement wherever he goes. There has
bsen various opinions expressed In regard
10 who and what he is, some incline to the
belief that he is one of the John Brown
fugitives. others say he is the "gray-eyed
man of destiny" some Of our political
friends su ggest that be is government
official incog, for the purpose of election
eeriug for Douglas end jim. MILLER; and
again, others say he is an exiled prince
either from "La belle France" or the
"FadsrIand;" but, judging from the gen.
eral appearance Of the gentleman, we
rather think he is the celebrated "white
hat man." about whom Brother PEARoE
Of The Washington Register, has been in
such constant agitation for a year or two
past.
N. B. We have it! He must be one Of
the Japanese Embassy,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
EEIn a few days, the Fourth Of ,Julv

ETIn few days, the Fourth Of July
will again be on hand. This anniversary
of the birthday Of American independence
should not be suffered to pass by, without
a demonstration Of some kind. Our
Young Amsrico friends, we suppose will
be on hand. withany amount of of6re.crack-
srs, patriotic feeling and enthusiasm gen.
orally; but the older portion o. the com
munity should not allow themselves to be
OutStripped in grateful feelings by their
young scions. Come out every body, and
let us have as big a time, as did out
"Fahers"io days of yore.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
For the Gazette and Democratic.
Notice of Examination.
RoYALroN. June 7th

RoYALToN. June Tth.
MEssRs. EDtToRs:-The summer term
OF the school No. 2, Amanda township.
will close withan examination on the 23d
ofJune. During the forenoon, an exami-
nation of the school will be held. enliven.
ed with spright!y songs by the scholars
and in the Afternoon, addresses upon the
subject Of education, by Prcf.'s HILL anG
RUTrER Of Lancaster; and DUNN, Car
pEErER and JONES, Of Lithopolis. The
lectures will be interspersed with voca
music by the scholars. All persons ia
vOring the cause Unpopular education .art
respectfully invited to attend.
WILLIAM REEcE, Teacher.