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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
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A French scene Of CShqaest--lAn Army
Of Eighty Thousand Mon 10 be Sent On:

a French Seene OF C0hquest--.An Armf
Of Eighty Thousand Men 10 be Sent On.
tcOneIpon ndsDes Of y: Y. Tinesl
J FarpAr, Sept. is. 1862.
II reports which come 10 me from tho
newspaper Offices be true, the Mexican
question is assuming gravity which re-.
quires All,tte attention Of the doverbtuept
Of the United StWeS. The Mexican army
Is to be carried 10 $4,000 men, instead Of
5000; and tits army, for which tie pro.
vision contracts have already been made;
is to remain in ttat county. The En-:
glneer who has been sent, out with an
Eat 'Majo'. and ps,erial. is not, 0oipa I'd
locate a road rom Vera Cruz to The Csp.
itol till after he has located road across
Tie lsthmus, from the Gulf Of Mexico-
a road intended to eounteract the Pacific
ialroad Of the Americans. The gravity
of these fac's. il rhsy prove to Be true.
VIII not escape the mind Of aps ohs. i
am tod that up'i the last meeting Of the
Caoinet not more than 5o0OO n.r Werd
deemsd nsse'sary to carry Out the pro.
iJrctI' ont that at that meeting a further
numbsr ofst least $4,000 men were de-
cided upon. The pc Pers indeed Ilave last
been inadvertently no doubt, publishing
a notice OF the immense amouat Of pro.
Visions Which lave beon bought for the
Mexican Expedition, aDd among o.hsr
items nosiced was one of 100000 kiIS.
grAmnes OF iScuit. which t-lIs story
otisEslf Allthis grand scheme Of con.
,qsess and occupation iI the New World.
| aD told, is based on the idea OF offer.
ing = barrier to the t1telsio Of the An.
.glo Saxon race ls the South aud over The
'reglOa which rev belongs 10 tLe Latin
.rsc-s. /, seems impossible that \ man Sf
Napoleon's practical turn Of mind could
purse such a U'opis In his breast, and
ao'ually attempt to carry out In tbs face
OF certainty Of war with the Unitsd
S!a'es, but | am assured. nevertheless,
OF its truth, aud am Obliged TO admit that
all The evidence cOrrobOrates its truthful,
pess.
We hear less Of tnadislion aud inter.
ysntion now 10 The United States. and
the French press seems to treat this Ma
!ionaI army better, for its retreat toward
Washington, than does tbs EngliSh press.
But the fac. is. the press OF London is
more violent .hau lbat Of Richmond and
Charleston, and we and It much easier ID
discuss the questions At issue with au
American than WITH the English Seoes.
s'onis,s; for the violence that is based on
ignoran Q is much more offensive than
that bas'd on the arguments used gener.
ally BY the American Sscsssionists.
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LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER .. 1869

l did not answer. but inclined my head
gently toward him.
Marion, want TO confde TO you some
hing Of very, very de'p interest---in fact
i concerns the happinesS Of my whole
lie. Marion, you must liaYe read my
heart long ere this2' & n'... ...' 'f-"
And you are the very young man,
thought /, who was on The very verge Of
a proposition 10 Isahel Miller, a week ago.
You Lnmi'iga,ed hirt! see il l don't pay
you of for lhisp :
All these reflections whirled through
my brain like lightning, while I answered
softly. 'e a0J 90 0-..Aa."al ."a
'Of course am no; entirely ignOrso,
off, 'T"'"I iN.uIi =
You have noticed II. then2' he ssked
eagerly, Il judged from your great kind
ness TO me that | might speak out open.
ly. Indeed, ] had very neatly made q
oon6dante Of your charming friend, Misi
Miller. some days ago. Marion, ! am the
happicst man in the world!' '' ''
opened my eyes very wide
Yes lie went on, 4 am certain Of Il c
undivided affection Of her who is dearer
TO me than all the worlt bcside! '
vas hssi'aling whether to burst into
tears. or dissolve in bushes, when he put
all my presence Of mind to instantaneous
fligh., BY tie supplome ntary remark:
'Y's-my lovely little cousin, Lucy
Stephens has promised 10 become my vile
at Christmas. We have been engaged
for two years, and the season Of pro- alton
is al length over. She has desired me to
request yourself ard Miss Miller 10 be
her bridesmaids on this interesting occa.
sion, and It Is this favor that have been
SO long seeking an opportunity to ask oil
you. Now Marion, congratulate msl'
He extended his hand with a lace so full
OF beaming happiness that .hunds.struck
as was, | could not help wishing him
Joy.
| So, tho two village beauties and .rium
Iphant bellies had been outmanaged-aud
by little pale Lucy Stephens! The FIRST
impulse was to bite my lips with anger,
until the scarlet blood gushed out--the
next was to iDdulge in merry laugh.
But poor Isabel-- she wsnt into hssler.
les wien divulged the news to her, aud
cried steadily for a week. / knew, how.
ever, just how many hearts she had ruth
less broken in their time. / couldn't
help regarding !. as just retribu,ion.
i tell you what, Bell. said /, we've
both been sad. naughty girls, and we
must take this as a warning in future
And as we've neitl er one Of US won the
wager, suppose We present the diamond
ring and dressing case To Mrs. Melville
Courtsnay as a bridal gifts - '' .'.'
Isabel made rather d pa.e bridesmaid
but ! was in high spirits. My season Of
nibulation came afterwards, however,
when iuot as was sitting down to write
a coaxing lit.le note TO Herbert Woodley,
an envelope was brought in. postmarked
from distant town, and containing the
wedding cards Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Woodley. ] did cry bitterly that night,
but the next wrote a charming letter Of
corgratulation to the happy pair.
Verify, there is such thing as Justice
IN this world. I shouldn't wonder il
Isabel and should die old maids, after
all. Girls, one and all, do beware Of firt.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02


REBRts KiLLHD AT Bull Ruh.-Suf.
geon General Hammond has retannsd
from The battle field between Manassas
and Bull Run. He reports that our peo!
pie have burisd 5000 :. b. Is Left dead Ahd
unburied on the field. though il will be
remembered The rebels held the 6sld after
that bloody engagement. lie adds there
yetr'main6OO reb,l corpse lolbe inferred.
These inferno ntS. under the direction cf
our amy, Medical Department are in Cd.
dillon to lhosc made hy the rebel army
previous TO it's leaving for AIaryland,
which must have teen numerous. There
can lie no doubt, therefore, that The reb.
els billed far outuumored ours In that
opMe.9 gvii9m eHyI atl aA,4 11tiJ girl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

FnE TRun MES Now. THE men who
hold BY the old aAg. il this the darkest
hour since thStwbioh saw Il unfurled az
the signal Of human freedom amid the
bloody baptism Of the American Revolt.
don, win be remembered "iofsver and
aysP'f Even the base ingrates who havs
deserted the stars aud stiipeS will honor
thehdroic fortitudtof those who resolve
10 adhere 10 that glorious emblem ofIib.
,sEty, in 'hs monsnl Of thsiE direst pssil
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
The Indian Troubles In ,Minne.ota.-

WAsHfNoToS, Sept. 25.--Iuforma.iou
has been rscaived from the Commissioner
Of Indian Aaairs. stating thatlths diti,
Guilty With the 0hippswaa in Minhesota.
has baen adjusted; bpt9 he is fearful that
The troubles ,wiihii the Sioux jn the sams
State have only just commenced. and
.hSt they will be OF long tontinuanee.
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ctnrtNrrY OEF1C1EI2S.

5aAf, oy FsiyGsi4 comRsH Pisss c0prt-HRNRY
C., wHIrMAN, residence Lancaster Ohio,
= ht;lsts ysSF'-lEssEl EoHNKR' once In ruo''e 6
P,s,..s,iak Aiiorsss,-wILLiAMT wIsR.
sApiF--tkMkS MILLER, omesMJ jail; -,
Isl;s.r--wILLIAM ROBINSON, oase Public
Tr.assr.---P @. RgNADU NJ, ONCE Pu b lioB building
Rlsordsr--A sYFERT !. once Public Bnilding:
Gsrssyor-E. T.. HANNUM, Once Pubiic Building.
Coron.r--L, SHEPFBR, residence Madison tp.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHARP, OF Bern Town.
ship; JONAS A BAKER, Of Walnut Township, and
JOHN W. CUNNING u .of locking Tawn,hip;, :, :,
aeko,J ESsminsrs -wtLLIAM wHIrBRY, JOHN
WILLIA Ms and URtAHc. HUrTRRa E&
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

Fnck Finck already shUfs snfrancbi.
zed Ssmbo IN the Southern breezo and is
wr'thiug nnder the influence Of the No
grOpbobi. |
I IL. Because he agrees with vallsn
dlgham. the author OF the resolutions Of
the last Democratic State Copvep.ion and
the great leader OF Inc party 70 which be
belongs, in tie following drsloyaI seuti.
nenAs 81 never would, as a Represents.
live in the Congress of tie Unued States,
vote one dollar of money whereby one
drop Of American blood sh ould be shed
| 10 civil war;" -..........
l3. Because he is a friend AID sym.
lpall'iz"r wish DR.. Olds; wep. over his
incarceration at the Indignation Meeting;
! denounced his arrest as unconstitutional
aud tyraDnica'; and, thus, by far impli
cation, approved Illcss words Of 0Ids /:
Il Tell you, there Is no honor, no gain,
no profit, no glory in this war; il Is al
loss" 81 deuounce Lincoln as tyrsnt
lie lIaS perjur.d his soul. Id.nounce
hls acts OF oppression as foul acts Of per
Jury against the Constitution"
II. Because be is a factiouS opposer
oisvSry measure eUsctel by Congress-
and approved by the PrsAidentlo csrry
on sbe war. Like Davis, Finck says the
COnfscasion act is unconstitutional. Like
Lee, Finsk says the sending Of traitors
10 prison is violation Of HAb.as CorpuI.
freedom of spe'Oh and press. Like
Toonhs. Finct denounces the Legal Ten.
der Bill as unconstitutional, because it
supplies currency above par, and is,
therefore, b.vsr shau the Confederate
Scrip Of JEFF Davis & Co. Like jed Da.
! Wis. Mason and SIiirll. Fiuck is bitterly
hostile to emancipation Lik. Da,is and
bis "whols gsueraIion Of vipers," be is
opposed to "cosrcing" tbs rebels, or 10
ijuriug them in person or properly. In
a word, like al the leading Southern
Rebels, he calls the present Lincoln
and Abolition war. and views with in
dignatiOn aud alarm the fagraut viola
A.. - Il O.. N
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Tho Union and Rebel Losses a, Auti.t.r

lho Union ana Rebel Losses at AntiAtaTa
New YORK, Sept. 25-A Sharpsburg
letter to the Philsdelphia Enquirer says il
has bean semi officially stated sha' our loss
in the battle Of Ahtietam was 9. 2Qo killed.
wounded and missing. and the loss of the
enemy, juding from the appearance Of
the battle field, must exceed $4,000.
DR.. Dufie, brigade surgeon on sigel's
staff, has arrived at Philadelphia. from
Richmond, where As has b.sn q prisoner
four OF Eve weeks. I.s ....a -
One Of Pop,'s officers had been DELHI
erately shot in Richmond. and reported
died Of congestion Of The brain.
Thrss or four thousand rebsl soldiers
were under guard, upon charges of a,
tempted desertion.
There are around Richmond only 5000
or 10000 troops. a"a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
HOOK AND JOB PRISTIRa.

We are prepared 70 execute all descriptions otJnR
WORK spah as CARDS, ClRcULARs. POSTERS.
"A M FANCY 10 oBRING, with new and sup pSrlottype
and on short notice. ~ a
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AFFAIRS AT NORFOLK,
LATE FROM HATTERAs INLET.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 2s.-The ,tssms,
Massachuseits, which left with q naz OF true.
for City Point, on Sunday morning, has re-
turned She took up Col. Hanson, Of Kentucky.
who was to be exchanged for Col. Corcorau; also
capt Robertson, OF Virginia, Lieut. whittaker,
Private, Mr.. Lowe, and a lady. Communica-
Non was had with the rebtl authorities at City
Point, but the expected Union prisoners were not
delivered up, and Col. Hanson and the Other
omcers were accordingly brought back.
The nag OF truce also broG : ht down Mu Wool
ana three children, who came of IN a small boat
from the northern bank Of the river, below City
Point
Col Hanson Is very severe upon Gen. Hugsr
Tor his failure TO perform his promise.
The U. s transport John Fsrreu arrived to-day
from Ratteras. The linton prisoners at Sails.
bury are now on their way TO New York to the
number Of fourteen hundred
The troops are stu at Newbern, In good health
and spirits
The Norfolk Day took, which was suspended
yesterday morning, appeared sgain in the sfser.
nooa-the restriction having been taken OF
In consequence Of frequent violations OF The
orders In reference 70 trade with Norfolk, new
and more stringent orders are to-day issued, pro-
hibiting such trade or pain OF the confscstion OF
the vessel and cargo, and the severe punishment
OF the persons concerned
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LOCAL NEWS.
AsssEMENrs To-rIsHf.

Eoup,s ArHESEuM-TAs Opera The COM
bined Concert and Operatic Company oner, to-
night "L. FsvOIi.s and also some q o. G0tt.
Prima Donna, Nine. De Lussan, will make her
debut before Washington public, a. "Leonora !"
Mime. De Lussan has won fame a. an operate
singer at the Academy Of Music, New York, and
At the Grand Opera, Paris. Brignoli, Amodio
and susini, complete the powerful cast In LA
Favorita."
GRovKR's THEATER-rwo laug liter provoking
edy OF Married Life" and the side-splitting
farce Of 6 The Mummy, or the Liquor Of Life ="
setchell appears In both PLAYS, In the characters
Of Mr.. Henry Dove, and the Burtonian character,
"Toby Tramp" Charming Lofty Hough, ap:
Pears as Mu Henry Dove. The PLAYS selected
FOR this evening will bring out the fun strength
Of the Comedy Congress.
CASrERBuRY.-HarryR Rice continues to draw
admirably his presentation Of the negro character
being hrs;-rate. The Haunted Hotel 10 very anu
sins2 Lewis and Christie nightly perform some
Of their most daring gYmnsstc featS and Mile
Fowler, Julia Richmond, Frank Secor, and the
Dick Parker will open new budget OF fun TO-
night
WAsHISeros THEArER-Laughisg GaS.-All
who would enjoy 4 very hearty laugh should visit
the Washington Thester, hear one OF DR. Cotton 9
interesting lectures on health and howto preserve
Il, and witness his experiments and the amusing
performances Of those who inhale the laughing
gas TIE Inhalation tends to develop the most
prominent traits Of character, and very laugh
effects are sometimes produced.
LADIES FAR The young ladies Of Ascension
Church succeed admirably In making their fair
an interesting and a pleasant one. They have a
very fine display Of useful and ornamental arti-
cIes, which they dispose Of at fair prices. An
hour passed in visit TO the Christian Association
rooms will be one well spent, and an outlay OF a
few dimes for the cause Of domestic missions, will
be a good investment. A fine band OF music has
been secured for tonight and tomorrow night.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Free concert Of splendid
vocal and instrumental music daily, at p. m j
selections from best authors and composers. A
nne opportunity to enjoy concord Of sweet
sounds - while satisfying the cravings OF the In.
ner man.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

MAYORS OFFICE,
Nl 6xoRslrowN,D G May oath, 1852.
SEALED Proposals to be left with the Clerk of
OF this Town, qnul Saturday noon, the 3oth Inst,
for psinhrg the interior, and window and door
frames Of the first and second stories of the Town
all with three coats OF tue b.st quality of white
paint. and In the best manner of workmanship.
Ifany explanations are desired, before the propo-
sails are made, they will be given BY VIM. LAIRD,
Ess Clerk OF the Corporation.
m 94-td HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
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COEGRE5SiONZL.
K1Iyi1th COHGR Ess-s.esrI ssssisr,
THURSDAY, May -.


SENATR.-Mr. Wiley called up the meno,i,I
OF the Legis latu'e Of Virginia with reference 90
the proposed division Of the State, &c, and al
dressed the Senate at length In explanation ~ ne
Circumstances attending-the s0-csIled secession
OF Virginia.
HousE.-The speaker laid before the House .
communication from Hon. Charles w Walton,
stating that he was about 20 enter on the duties
OF justice OF the supreme court Of Maine
ard resigning his seat in the House.
Mr.. Potter reported back bill supplemental
70 an act granting the right OF way 70 the State Of
Missouri through the public lands 70 aid 10 the
construction Of certain railroads with amend
mens; which were adopted and the bill passed
Also, adversely on the bill donating to States
and Territories public lands for the benefit OF az
Ticultural colleges; referred to COMMITTEES OF tie
whole.
Also, the Senate bill to establish land once In
Colorado Territory; passed.
The bill to define the time when the census
shall hereafter be taken for the purposes OF repre-
sentation was taken up, and after being amends cd
was passed. The bill as passed only applies 10
California, which hereafter + TO have three re.
representatives. instead Of two, as now
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FALsEHoop EXPOSED -TTeasx-y DsparG-
msAt, MAY 23d, 1S62.-GKNTLEnKN: 1 have re-
ceived the letter you addressed 10 me yesterday,
informing me that since my nomination for Al
derman Of the Fifth Ward a report has been put
in circulation 10 the effect thar am In favor OF
admitting and educating the children Of white
and colored people Of our city together In the
same schools; and the purpose Of your letter n
TO bring this matter TO my notice and elicits re-
ply thereto.
1 might content myself with simply saying that
there IL net the foundation for the report
az have never expressed, or had occasion TO ex-
press, an opinion on the subject But l now say
that consulting the true interests Of both white
and colored children, am, and shall be, opposed
TO placing them together In the same schools.
Isuppose the report was started bY those who
will not scruple at any means TO defeat our Ward
ticket and we may reasonably expect that such
reports will be set afioat often a. they are re-
futed. I trust, however, that the people Of The
Ward have too much good sense TO be influenced
by them, coming, az believe they dc, from those
whose hearts, one year ago, II not now, were
with the rebels Of the South, and who could
scarcely conceal the qualification they felt at our
disasters az Bull Run and Balls Bluh.
am, gentlemen, your ob't servant,
N. SARGENT.
Messrs, John Slater and VIM. Eaton, Commit
tee, lie
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CIRCUIT CouRT, May % The court 10 occu-
pied with the arguments In the case Of Hamilton,
Easter & Co, Va. Hugh b. Sweeney, Chas. L .
Rittenhouse, II 6. Pant, Samuel Fowler and w.
T. Heron.
Mr.. seston Munroe, Of this city-a law student
was examined by William b. Webb, ESQ Of, ana
admitted to practice attorney In the several
courts Of the District Of Columbia.
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ARRIVAL OF TROOPS portion Of the BAD
Massachusetts Regiment, consisting OF some ak
companies numbering eco men, arrived last even
ing at the depot. The regiment is commanded
by Colonel Parker, and they have been perform
ing garrison duty at Fort Warren, In Boston bar
by splendid drum corps. The balance Of the
regiment flour companies) Is being hastily filed
up, and will soon join the command. This after
noon they went into camp east Of the Capitol.
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TIE Numerous testimonials, and from persons
Of the highest responsibility, which have been
given 10 Dr. Won Moschzsker in acknowledg-
ment OF his superior skill an Oculist and
Aurlst, bespeak the highest praise Of his merits
and the well-earued reputation he enjoys. His
success in the cure of deafness should indeed
give high hopes to those who have almost given
up hope Of ever again enjoying good hearing.
DR.. Won Moschizsker has for years held the su-
In fact acknowledged the only legitimate Eu-
rOpean eculst and aurist on this continent,
and since his abode in Washington has given
the very best assurance what can be done by
man Of scisnce who has devoted many years
Of labor and hard study TO restore the deaf 70 their
hearing and the blind to sight.-Nati0ng! IRtsI-
Hgsucsr. 10Th lt&
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PERSONS wishing to consult DR.. Won Moschzis-
ker on deafness, impaired sight, or any malady OF
the eye or ear, should apply at once, In order to
have the full benefit OF his treatment Testimo-
malls Of cures effected can be examined at the
Doctors office, 227 Pennsylvania avenue. See
also his card in the Intelligencer, In which nu-
merous testimonials, including one from Mavor
Addison, Senator Simmons, and others, are pub
lished.
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsRs-Befors JEsfic
Walter August Semling and Truman Hoag
drunk and disorderly; turned over to the military
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CoNEIRMED.-Edward G. Handy was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate justice Of the peace
In and for the county Of Washington.
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CoRNs. Bunions. CalIosities. Climb and Inyertet

CoRSs, Bunions, Callosities, Club and Inverted
Nails, and oil diseases OF the human feet treated
successfully without pain or loss Of blood by DR..
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, at 426 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets Ope-
rations performed In few minutes; the patient
can walk Immediately without the least incon-
yenience. Use DR.. Whites cure for corns, bun
ions, sore and tender feet No acid, no blood
no pain. 81, 81 so and 81 per box.
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DIAMOND PIX STOLES-MT. George F. Stevens,
clerk In the House OF Representatives Post Once,
had c diamond Oresstpin, worth S225, taken from
his person on Saturday Last, Lnd5r the following
circumstances: He had just returned, per steam
boat, from Mount Vernon, and finding the Will
lard Hotel omnibus full, he stood upon the step
10 rior up town. A young man about IS years Of
age was on tie step just before him, and another
man stepped on at the time Mr. Stevens did.
AFTER riding about one third Of the way, one Of
the parties got of, and short distance further on
the other also got OF. Not long afterwards Mr..
Stevens observed that bis pin was gone, and he 10
satisfied that bis companions the omni bus steps
have IL IN possession, II they have not ere this dis
posed Of II.
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FouRTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors JEs-
L'c' Ealf1.-A. Sullivan, drunk; James Young,
90 ) John II Thompson, lighting; Moses Wood
- turned over 70 ne MILITARY.
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PERsoNAL.-Gov. w. A. Newell, OF N. j.
Judge Pierpont, N. Y Nj. II. Grinnell, N. Y
X. NJ, Blotchfsrd, N. Y; John Butterfeld, "
Y. are az Willards'.
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- boxes OF Hoop skirts
m,s.a,, WARD H. stAMMoSS:,
mr6-dta

GOVERNMENT SALE OF CATTLE Ar
Sewers. hundred kSH sF0dk G1fTEE win b. .oId
On the 9Th DAY Of June, q z O'Clock. NJ. Of the
Grounds. Wsshipston.. ., c., among which are .
large uumber, Of fne. Mich Cow, with calves.
The Cows will be sold slngly.
ma A. BECkWI7H, Major C. 9.
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MEETING OF TIE SECOND WARD PEAcx DENoc-
RACY A meeting Of the peace democrats Of the
Second W ard was held st the Franklin engine
house last night MI F. Ennis was called TO
the chair and Mr.. w. p. Drury appointed secre-
tary The chair stated that the meeting was
purely one Of business, and to make the necessa-
~ arrangements for the election on Monday next.
After the appointment Of collectors, treasurers,
and ehaIlengers, the meeting adjourned.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
Clark Anna Carroll, disorderly; dismissed. j.
selling liquor on sundays; s2S 20, nne and costs.
r. RidgelY, disorderly; security for peace. John
Weir, do do John w. Scanlon, drunk; fined
81 ~ William Mickey, diiorderly; dismissed
log razor 1. Morse, disorderlyj dismissed
with Lecture on the danger Of family jars.
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