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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

oBoHb. $50 = Cssrf q Prui.sf. h@Li "a Par
-. Sithin and ~ he Cosnfv u Oxf8sd. o. th-
thtrd Tu--siss ~ Jun@. q. - iSSt
III AHkiEf 3. THOMPSON. Ad.niai.tratri
Il II - th- estate % GeosF- a.. rhoulosoa. hat-
81 hsriiort in ssid Couate. decea.sf h.viar pre-
sfnted h~r $1,000 socosas - suinistrsfioa 81 the
estate ~ ssit deoca--d ioF aHow@nc~
Ortered. fh.t he sd misunderstanding rive M
tee 90 At p~rroas iatrr.sted q, csv.ir- cop1 q
~ orccr O. b. pasisiishcd thtee ~~~ks -uoces-
siseis IN he ONfsrd D~u8scrat. printed "a Pars-.
~ s.id tissnty. that they $50 spp~.r ~ Pre-
tizste Couri % D. hsid 80 Paris. ia szid Ceanfv
% NJ thfrd Tne-dss 81 Juir ue1t "a aia~ 81 th-
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have, shy th- ssas- -haaid aot b. slLD-~a
r. ". WOODBURY., yudse.
true eepy-Auc-t:
J. :. HOBBS. R-xi-fss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

TIE suhscri bsr hes-bs gises public a3tice hat
- 80 beea duis sppsiated b. th~ Haaorahie
Jsig- n Probate Tor he Caanty q Oxford. 80
as-u-.et the trust - Executor % thc lat VIII
I'D Testament n
JACOB LIBBY. iaf- % B-th-l.
on SD coaaiy, t-c~asrri. ~ Eiving O., 90 g. tho
~ directs. VI thersf.re requests 40 p~r-ou.
~ao are iatctfci Co. a. esfrte Of said Decreased
ta aiaks ilsra-ilatr psgsa~nt. .ni those 10 have
aaY errlsais there's ts ~xhillff fhr sars@ e.
Jss- p 1884. ELIJAH a. BENNETT.
fos nsl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24
READY MADE CLOTHING.


Al n vh,eh -iI H. sold cseap 81 o..h. or ~
ehaa-ri g. sny k,ai 81 COUNTRY PRODUCE
~ -hich 90 80 abs the brightest nlsrkst pric-.
NOTICE. d shsnie ths luty q s1pefia-
y tsating ~rtoal Crllmffte~s o. ssiecf = uas-
tsru syst~a efteEf-toks o. - u.sf ~ the srha.,l-
oi ths iorn. co. aotice of shich s-iecfisa shsn -
sfrsas sni 49, tea ieok kersafer fafro.iss-f -
trudsoed iafo III schoris 81 .sr to~a. shau ct
- ehaagel g. So y~srs fraru fhs fsfe 81 ~ b.
tro-uciiou. aaiess iJ Eofs ~ BE- tov Lass q
I-s2
Tie fsaasisg ~ri1-,i Bsats hsre l-~n stopt~f
30 tFnf-lsaka o. 30 ar naaIs RI Faris Ffr..
tsua a Hoafo-sk 70 Frstf--sirc ~reii-r.
fafnfi's tsraEragh..t. ~rflrs.
Quart enins' Nrsf1r.ss.
ttrHrtrr'..s' Erfi.h gUs1nar
To- ~nr'ler. ....f III fHf sr. I'll. n fir.rfs.t -s .
col M li.-....... ... t.t.'. DOL 80 .. s-r-rnI
srrs Gee. tal the ss.frftan 81 her-fn
sIsra fas. uatolrfilF So O. scored saf ths ana-
90 80 ff rr.t u st .rnsf tre Frsrs
- aiure to.ks Geo ir olfsia-a sfths frsiers
~ ~ sects.us afths Tess. af asa.tsrra rrFstaefrs
p'irsf. A. sschanse oi 0eegaPa,rs CO. $50 -
$50.
So NAxiW.)s : Co.
q HEN~FN. q
a.. ET-SGLL.b Par,s.
Fsri.. M -. lisa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

ONFoso. $50 Cauft q Probate bid 81 pa
80. sifhis sai 81 The Cosnfy - o. ford 90 he
third T--si.s % Jun,. a. ~. 1854
/ Ahk- btkBANk. sdfaisistrat0r 90 fhe -
~ tsts - W fiissa = sri 1aer. kis q B~fh.i, iu
sail tounfv. tec-a-ed, hsriag presented be last
socsn1f oi sffurrfrn-ior oi ne esl.ie sf said 49,
ceased 81 aHssanc~.
otcered. Thsi ~ sd atl.ini-frasar give So
trcc tu 40 p~rsaaf iater- sie o. Cansing copy n
this order t1 d. puliished three -eks ssrc-.sirs-
y o. 90 ostsft bvaur-rat, prtnt~d 81 Psris. thaf
thrg msy spTfsf az frotsts Carrt ta h. bid ~
fars on sstd touuty. on fhe ~ rr-sfas 81 Jslv
a~Sf, nj ten ~ ~ cipck en- freusla sad shss
c.ss-s q say 49, hnve. ~hy tbs $3.50 shoaid sot
o. grsufcl.
Wv WOODBURY.. JuJzs.
true copy--attest
J. =. HORRs. R.rl.fer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

Oxgosn. ss.-Ats Cosrt ofProh.te h-ld a. -.
20. ~sthta "a ~ tee Ceasfy u Oxfort, 90 The
thfrd Ts~-tsy "a gs,-. a. ID. 1854.
vNLBRiDCE g. AUSTIN. Adnaiai-trafor q
IL 10 Est.te ofJu-ts- As.tia. taf- q Prru. %
ssif tsssty. d-c-s I'D. hsTIa- presented his srst
aad hasi accos-i - adaaiai.trafiea 90 aiis~aare
orerrcd. Thst fhe sd sdaiinI-trstor give 49,
tloe a. ~ p~r-oa- tntere-tct ~ causisg copv a
thi- sri-r % - Pubssaed fhrre ~e~k. sscr-sssve-
y - the oSirrd Dcunocr.t printed "a Psri- hat
they nay sppear az Probate cosrt - hcd a
f-rs-, IN sad Couats. The hard Ts~s4zv
% 1liy "-St. 81 tea II thc ciock IN the fssenooa
aat she~ eau-e. y 49, they have nv the s.ms
shosid 90 ~ sllo-ef
E.W. WOODBURY. Ju4x..
true corv-aftest. HoHns R.r,rf.r
OtEoSD. ss.-Ats Cert a Probass A~Li "A
PARE. ~ifhrn aai So the Coantv o. ONf,rd.
an m tbsrs Ts-..t-y q Juoe A. ~ 1854
Id O>ELLA j. PAINE. no~ Ro-.lla J. Fest
HI ne. ada inisti suix h Estate ~ Hor
sc~ w. "sis-. st- 81 Rsssfort ~ ssid Caoatx.
dcoea-rd. hastag Isr.-eut-d 49, 6.al .ocsaas 81
sfininfsirstlon n he - szid decras~f SO
aiiasss-~s
Orter~d. Tia tbe s.ii .dsniaistrairix give NJ
- 10 - p-rsDa- isiere-ted. b. csussag copy %
lbs orer O. - rul. "a thr~- w-.ks ssco~.sfse-
y ia ~ Oxiorc D-u-ocrsf prinfed ~ P.ri.. that
th~F ny app-sr - fruh4ir a 90 o. ~ AID a
Paris tn ssit Ceuntv. 90 fh- third Tu~.dav o(
Saiy s-St. "a are 81 the ciock n the Esr.s.a.
and sh-~ cs.se- Il say thry have. ~hy TIE sas.e
shoaid aot b .iio~~d.
E-w WOODBURY.. Jsas-.
true copy-attssts
Is. HOBBS. Rs,ss,r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

oKFoEp ss.--At Gorrf 81 Pruirafe hid "a
fsris. sf.hia ed 80 che Canafy &C Oxiord o.
the fhiff frrs.isF n tu.- ID 1851
GTEPHEN ID. HUTCHINSON rsuu-d u.
- ecutar fn csftafa tnsi uuaeut 90 pftl.r O. -
Do lt-i WI auf fesfsueni n Js-sph D.a,eis
tsfs oi fsris. - said couufs a-cea-si haTinr pre-
81 risd the $40 &C. Pruiafe.
Dfauff. That fhe ssfI rsrrrfsr give 90
tlre e. ~ p~rsnrs faferesrsf. ~ esu-iar cury a
fhrs ar.er fo D. rahI she thr~e sees sfu~cessfse
is la fhr pa CT n.alrf.if 1rirfeI a. rs.l-. th.t
obs .r srr.rt .f. e .i.e f,.rrt O. - hslI af
i.Ie. In ra.. f... ou co. fhuf II srzfas q
ls'g uenf sf frH u'ciatkia fte f.reraaa asd
she~ eapsr. 81 aay they hsss. So ths sssi lusfru
araf sh.sa.f 90 b. proved. approrsL anl slIo-ed
as tts issf ufi sd fesfaaIsrrf n saif fserrsrf
O.. ". WODDRTHY. Jafre.
Atrus repy-auesf ]. +. Hosns Kerisfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

TIE suisrrl-r hersb, give. rsilic saf,r- tts
81 hns hrra tu'F srrai -fed ~ fhe Hseafai.f
Jslr~ ~ Fr1'.ffr g. che Connfr of Osfsrf. aa.i
sssaae. 80 frasf 81 sfainis,rator siih the utf
anasnei 1Tf1r Fsfafe FL
EIgA FULLER. hts af usn.orl.
is go a. Conaff. .rcsassf tg gives bed 80 ths
80 Directs. ~ taereers r~Faesfs s.i persaas
80 bed fa tts esfars 81 80 feoeesst to ulsts
iaarl.sffafs aFusest 80 ftcs~ 20 haft auy o.
- ais thsrraa 81 ihff 80 49, fo
Jsae a. Isst ISAAC STRICKLAND.
IiFeruslarr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

To fnhs-ri 30 her-is sisrs pahiir -cr 10 49,
be- 49, bee ta'y arpaiafrd - che haasrati-
trfrr Fl rrailfr ~ fhr rrrnfr of o. c. q arf
s-srf thrf rasf af sfr rat'r af ~ ssfaie sf
HERMAN JACOBS ts,- 20 Raa.lsrd.
o. saaI Cossty d-cesssi. ~ r.Tsar h,aI 81 the
iss directs. 90 Therefore rr.Iarsfs 10 ners.ss
o. D. sre lai-ffef fo ~ esfffe af saii frrsaarf
,a aaste i-saariIsfe rasarnf aaf thass $40 hass
49, l-assais fIaereaa ts rshitit fhr snu.- o.
Irra 20 Issg w. al. FTaE@uN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

The sat-crii-cr hereby gives pshiic sof.ce ths
- has bees dsiy spF-siatrd ~ thr Iissorsisis
Juig- n Probate So th~ CSuafv ~ Osford. aaf
sssuus~d ~ trust 81 sis.tratns 81 80 estate q
SAMUEL a. HOLLAND. L.,e ~ DiSssid.
o. ssii Caauiy. decrs-si. - risiar bed - he
tas direcis. H- Therefore requests 80 r.rfsons
uhoare lHlrbt-i o. the estate ef $40 decetse to
nike isna.eitsf- usvus-afs so thrse sh1 have
aas d~unaads therron to sxhihii th~ s.-n~ CO.
Jss- ~. lsSt. CALEB r. HOLLAND
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

The s.irscrihrr herebF sfvss psblsc nofi~~ thsf
~ has t-en fuiy appolaisf ~ en- HsaorstIs
Jafre 81 PROBATE isr fh- Cauafv n Oxfsrt. sd
ss-aaef fr- frl.sf 81 Es-cuiof a ths 49, 1iu aaa
Ifsf.f.rrf q
BENIANiN wrTr. i.,s Of Nsfsa..
o. sd Caasfs. a-oess-.l. ~ girinr bed ns fhr
lts dfrerfs Hr fhrreflre rsqrrsts ~ D. rsaa. sho
trr fn 20 % fa CSC refnfs RI ed f-ressrf. fo
$40 ir11rfiiste pasaraf an1 fnass 40 hars
aaT teuaats thrrsun 90 ssh De tte $3.50
L. ~ ls6l HENRY e.. REED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

m suis-rriis-r h-r-iiy gives uniii- nafire thst
~ has h~~a daiv sppataf~d ~ the Hauorlti-
JaiEe ai Probate So ~ taaafr ~ Orfsrd. AID
sssu-,-i NJ tru-i of Execut.r ID ihe lst -in .af
irstauurnf n
SUSANNA PACK ARD. t.is ofBuetGcu.
o. sd Csaafy. dec-ssei. D. Eisiur bad 80 he
80 cirrcis iie therefore rslie-rs ~ psf-.i.s ho
ere insiabfei o. fhr estate - siiI decessssi O.
uaake fsH'sttsfe ptyulesfs aad hoo sho lave
suF aelasads thrrcou. 90 ~xhitlf ths ssaae g.
Juns p. tS6A JOSEPH HAERDNSS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26

JoHN A. GRooAN, of Perry. were 60,
lected az Alternates to said Conven'
ton.
A resolution was then adopted that
the Chairman of the Central Commit
tees Of each county in the District be
empowered to call Congressional Con-
vsntions, and attsnd to other general
interests Of the Union party Of the Dis,
trict.
After a voto of thanks to the Officers
of the Convention, and three cheers fol
Lincoln, Grant, Ben. Butler, and the
gallant soldiers of the Union Army
the Convention adjourned. :
Col. Couuell and Mr.. Stevenson theu
addressed the Convention. Col. Con,
nell spoke with more than his usual
Oloquence, and pledged histime and
his powers to the support Of tho nom
inee, asking only a sergeant's position
under his patriotic leader We arc
satisfied that he left the hall with more
friends than be ever had before.
p tthe close of the meeting a reso
luton was adopted reeommepding th,
nomination. of Mr.. LINCOLN for tbs
Presideacy. ,.e @
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26
WATCH THEM.

We are informed that in certain
townships in this county the Copper
heads hold meetings late at night and
after Union men are in bed. w,
havcno doubt the Knights Of the Gold
en- Circle have branch order in thi'
county, and that they are already al
work upon tho campaign.
1t bchooves tho friends of.tho Unior
to be organized and vigilant. We
have all thepowors ofdarkness to fight
and lot us do it fearlessly and pertina
ciously.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES,

DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY.-we hste e1sia.
ined great number Of letters from some Of the moat
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and C0Vihgloh etc, ,
speaking in the highest terms Of Dr. 6tfickands An.
ticholera Mixture for thee Of arfSa and dysen.
terry. The letters are too longto publish. Mr.. Wood.
bloomington, says he was pronounced incurable BY
by the best doctors in Cincinnati and one bottle Of
DR. stricklands Anti-cholera Mixture cfEecteda per.
manent cure after suffering for months with the worst
form of diarrhpa and dysentery.
Another says he was discharged from the United
Satesseryice after suffering in the emonths
as ncurable and as last resource tried Dr. Strck-
lands Antchoera Mixture he got well directly, and
has now entered the army again In good health. One
man writes he has cured eight very bad cases
Of diarrh@a and dysentery In the barracks he was in
with bottle ofthis valuable medicine. In fact We
could fiji half our paper with similar items from these
letters. Why does not our government secure this
Invaluable preparation. Our army ought 10 be sup.
piled with it, II is but short timo since one Of our
men laid in very low condition at one Of our Cincin-
natl hospitals his wife sent for, the doctors con.
sdered his hopeless She, however, gave hin,
stnokant's Anti:cholera Mixture, andn three weeks
he was able to return homo with his wife 10 New
Richmond, o. All these cases right at homo speak
for themselves. We hope ell the soldiers will put
bottle ofitn their knapsacks. II 10 for sale BY Drug
gists at o0cents per bottle.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,

The Convention of the 18th District
met at Circleville on Thursday last.
There were but two names prominent.
y before the people for the nomina.
ton, viz Col. CoNNELL's and Hon. JoB
q. SrEvENsoNs Both are very popu.
lar, and the friends of each laborcd
with the usual industry and vigor up
to the hour of meeting, when the Con.
venlion organized, temporarily, by ap.
pointing JOHN s, BnAsEE, Of Fairfield
county, to the Chair, and +. s. Col,
DuRr, of Perry, Secretary.
Committees on Permanent organi.
zation, on Credentials, and on Resolu.
tlons were then appointed, and the
Convention adjourned until 2 o'clock
At the rO'aSsembling of tho Convcn. .
tion' the Committee on Organization
reported for Chairman Hon. CAREY A.
TRlMBLE, of Ross, and for Secretary
JoHN S. BRAsEE, Esq, of Fairfield,
The permanent organization of tho
Convention having been effected, an
excited discussion arose upon the nd.
mission Of tho delegates from Picka.
way county, who, II was alleged, were
improperly chosen. The voto being
taken by counties, the Convention do.
cided in favor of the validity of their
election.
Then came tho "tug Of war" be.
tween the friends Of COL CoSsELL and
Mr. STEVENSON Neither being will
ling to yield, the difference being ire
concilable, and the harmony of the
party being threatened, DR.. DAVIS, OF
this city, moved that Hon. CAREY
A. TnIABLE be nominated by acclama
tion. A laundering shout Of applaus,
followed this suggestion, and the mo
ton was unanimously agreed to-
Should DIR. TRIMBLE accept the nomi
nation, we feel confident that he will
lead the armies of the Union to vic
tory, and give the Gibraltar of COP
perheadism a loyal representation il
the National Legislature,
The Convention then unanimouSl,
nominated HESrY f.. PAaE, ESQ, .
Piekaway, Presidential Eleetor, a an,
Johs A. HusfER, Esq, Of Rairaold
aud DR.. DAyIeI KiIsoRt,, OF Perry
Delegates 70 the Baltimore conven
Itjop ON. GRtdo, o. Pleluway, anr
4 "a f.i+ : ''r'r .I
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26

want drink, let them drink moderate.
ly, and, as one Of tho members has
remarked, IF you get a little drunk
in our Church, there amt nobody to
blow on youand- have you put out. -
If any want to swear, let them swear
moderately, unless ii be at an Aboli.
ZIONIST. If any want TO gamble or
keep faro bank, let them keep it So
cretly and devote part Of the proceeds
to supporting the Democratic party
Third-It is built upon the, law and
the profits. II is devoted to the Union
as it was, the Constitution as it is, and
the niger where he was, which is the
law and to all the post Offices, clerk.
ships, s,Ombassies and general patronage,
which are the profits. Z
And how great shall .bo the reward
of tho twelve apostles who signed thC
call publishcdin in the churchorgansomc
months since. What treasure they
have laid up in tho party And oi
him who comes occasionally, through
perils and tribplations to preach Val.
landigham and him banished! His
name win haunt the ages. There viii
I -
be sonnets written to that, namo, in
whichi it will rhyme to seven ovon,
driven, shriven, leven and Heaven,--
And after having done their work, they
will depart, let US hope, never to re.
turn again. $50
And, then;in the coming years some
historian shall write of the church Il
was weak before the Yankee had SO,
foot on Carolina, when Abolition elo
quence fourished in Washington and
treason was worshipped in the temple
at Richmond, and it may still exist ir
undininishod obscurity, when some
Yankee iravelcr from New England
shall take his seat in broken window
ofthe Depot to sketch the ruins Of tn,
Starch FACTORY Sec Macaplay]
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26
our NOMINEE ron coaoaEss.

Tho Convention which met at Cir.
cleville on last Thursday nominated
for Congress, Hon. CAREY A. TRMBLE,
Of Ross county. Mr.. TRIMBLE ha.
served in Congress with honor TO him.
self and his constituency. Since the
new apportionment, ho has been before
our people, as the loader Of tho "forlorn
hope in 1862 against Finck and biz
Coppcrheads. He is a JOHN SHERMAN
style Of man, able, cloar.h headed
practical, patriotic, and will undoubt.
cdIy, with a proper effort on tho part
Of the friends Of the cause, lead the
ticket 10 victory.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26
Wedneaday Night. 0 o,cIock.

FoarAEss MosRoE, May 24--5 P. NJ.
General Gilmore went out on a re.
connoissnce and at $40 A. NJ, met
tho enemy in somo force. Afor an
engagement of an hour and half be
completely routed the enemy. 1t is
reported that nearly half Of Beaure-
gard'a troopu left him yesterday and
marched toward Richmond, probably
to reinforce Lee. The Rebels have
made nine attempts on our entrench.
inOnts and havO been repulSed every
timo.
PHlIADELpHIA, Nay 25th "A special
to Bulletin from Washington says the
Republican is out with an extra an.
nouncipG the retreat Of Lee over tho
South Anna supposed to the dofencos
Of Richmond, and Grant is pursuing.
A!ao that JEFF. Davis had fed from
Richmond. PERKINS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26
W SSASWA&N'

~ arsfl.z man n. ,.,,s;d 49,. n.
Ss,,.i-' 6.ed - !. 4, J, : =. ne
\ 2nd THAI ~ hmm II fsnd NtsskA
n provided oniv for Tolrrsssr' Z :. 49, .vSr
|fke 100 cdiI5 6f re PyssidSnf 81 DciS1sr
l863 ond Fs6r,,arw i 1874 ", : = n -''~
Sd. That county Comm;ss;oners can
only levy a tax 70 raise 4, bounty fnnd
for the sntirs county. saa "a rssAv
moneys paid. aubhcfibed or i,orrowed
to nav bountics for the county a large
under the calls ofthe President OF oct.
1863, and February 1854. 50 $500 7'l
4th. That municipal authorities are
authorized to lem such an amount of
tar as .cil1 raise a fund eqHaI to 500 for
each volunteer, trlo has or may enlist wn.
der the t,co reQrisitioHs Of the. President
aforesaid. Thcy are not therefore re-.
strieted to the lovy of an amount mere.
lIy equal to 500 for each volunteer,
but NAV add such per centum to tho
levy as will pay the expenses of col.
lection and cover delinquencies in pay
ments, so that a sum equal to SlO0 for
each volunteer will be collected,
5th, The levy may be large enough
to pay 800 bounty to each volunteer
apportioned to tho city, ward or town
ship, under the calls Of the President
aforesaid, although the whole number
may not have enlisted under those
calls, at the time Of making the levy.
9Th. The proper mode Of proceed
ing (if the object be to levy a township
tax) will be for the trustees to give
public notice Of the time Of their meet
ling prior to the first Monday in June,
to examine and audit claims for money
paid, subscribed, pledged or borrowed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26
The Editors of the Gazette.-Eagl

THE Editors of the Gazette.-Eagle.
AS we are frequently asked who is
the responsible editor of the Gazette,
it may be we'll to state that all the ed
itorials of the paper except OCCASION
al locals, are written by the man whose
name appears first at the head of our
columns. The dirty rebel sheet over
the way tries to ignore us one week
and hold us responsible the next,
damning us when anything unpleasant
appears and giving some one else the
credit whenever anything worthy is
published. Since the adjournment Of
the Legislature the paper has been
edited tho same as before its meeting.
During the session it was under the
control of DR.. AyC. BARLOW, who con-
Quoted itwith dignity and ability
rarely maintained in a country pa.
per.
We say this to stop, questions, and,
as the immortal J. N. says, "to as.
sumo all the pressure, both North and
South" y. 49,. ~. y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26

The only excuse we have heard for
such miserable dirty speech is that
Brough was drunk at the time, and
unconsciously uncovered the baseness
and depravity ofhis beart.-Eagle.
Certainly. And that is the only ex-
cuso which charitable people can give
for all the abominablo "argot" and
miserable dirty articles which appear
in the Eagle.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26

JUsT REcsIvED.-P. Rising has just
received choice stock of Spring and
Summer Clothing at his stand, Tall
madge Block, Main street. He is also
prepared to make to order, on short
notice, all kinds of Clothing. If you
want anything in the Clothing line call
at the Store Of P. Rising and yop will
there find just the article to suit you.
April Z, lS64-3m
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26

- 0N~1-r---------- ~ '.-
. The Ohio Eagle, religious journal,
(organ Of tho New church, published
at Lancaster, has the following in its
last issue Lex e
"Tho taxation Of Ohio this year will
amomtto over Twenty-Five Millions OF
Dollars, just Fourteen Millions more
than last year. Beside this about fif-
teen millions of dollars WILDE collected
in Ohio BY the General Government.
How do tho farmers, who have to
beara great proportion of this simmense
load Of taxation, like the prospect
which spreads before them? And for
what are these taxes paid% .
These taxes arc to be paid 10 save a
Government and a Union, at the
overthrow and destruction ofwhich an
imbecilc and reasonable democratic Ad.
ministration connived. These taxes
are to be paid to put down a rebellion
which was born of democratic mother
and which was nurscd on democratic
milk, a rebellion which was hatched
and set on foot in the democratic par
ty, which is made of the democratic
party in the South, and which is aided
and encouraged by the democratic
party in the North. These taxes are
to be paid to conquer several hundred
thousand democrats in arms against
their Government, who belong to the
same party of which the Ohio Eagle is a
county organ, and who have its hearth.
est sympathy and the benefit of what
ever influence it oxerts. These taxes
are to bc paid to exercise and cast out
of the nation tho malignant and tori.
Bile dragon which tho Ohio Eagle has
assisted in calling up.
How do the farmers like the party
which has plunged the country into
civil war,and entailed upon them these
heavy taxes?
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26

AREMEDY FOR PILEs.-ltis . blessing to'the
suffering TO know thatwe have an enectuAl cure for
this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. p. HasArde,
Of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio, takes great
pleasure in informing all who suffering with piles
that he used small quantity OF Strickland's Pile
Remedy, and II effected permanent cure. This
splendid preparation. II 10 manufactured at No.
East Fourth st. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26
"WEDNESDAY EvESrSo,
Nav 25th 1864.

Telegraph to Gov, Brough says:--
Grant has whipped Leo at South Anpa
River, outAanksd, attacked and defeat.
cd him, AND IS.DRIvING HIM IN
ALL DIRECTIONS. PERKINS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26

R0-Governor BROuou has decided
that the families of the National Guards
are entitled to share in the benefit oi
the Relief Fund.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26

A SUPERIOR REMEDY.--we can neonscientIously
cough, Dr. Strcklands Melliluous Cough Halaam.-
II gives almost instant relief ands not disngIeeahle
70 the taste. There 10 no doubt bnt the Mellnaons
Cough Balsam Is the beat preparations IN USE
and is all that Ito proprietor claims for T. We have
tried y during the past week, and found relieifemn
most disreasng cough, ltis prepared BY Dr. etriek-
and, No. East Fourth st., Cincinnai, o., and 10 for
ale by Druggists at so cents per bottle.