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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-01
OBITUARY.

DIED-At Royalton, Ohio, on the
l4th day of May, 1865, NANCY, wife
of A. PAUL, M. D., and daughter Of
Rev. Henry Bigelow, who was thirty
years the Pastor of the Congregation
al Church, Middletown, Vermont. Be.
ing naturally gifted, and having en-.
riched his mind with stores of learn.
ing; and, at the same time, affable
companionable and affectionate, he
was respected and beloved by all who
knew him.
Mrs. Paul was in many respects, the
very impress of her gifted parent
Her natural talents were above the
majority OF her sex. Her intellect was
vigorous, clear and penetrating. Her
purposes infexible. She was not con.
tented until the difficulties of every
subject that came before her mind,
were mastered. Her favorite study
was the word Of God. She was q liv-
ing commentary upon its pages. She
has frequehtly entertained the writer
with interesting and instructive con.
versation upon the most difficult topics
in theology, She was equally at home
in the natural sciences and mathema-
tics. She embraced the religion Of
Jesus Christ in her youth, and made a
public profession in her father church,
and until death was q devoted follow
er Of the meek and lowly Jesus. Her
intellectual vigor was only eclipsed by
her spiritual energies. After her mar.
riage she removed with her husband
to Ohio, and became q member of the
Presbyterian church of Lithopolis.-
She was also q member of the visible
church about thirty years.
In her last sickness when her
strength failed, she informed her hus.
band that death was near, and gave
very excellent advice as to the man
agoment Of her family. When asked
if death had any terrors, she answer
ed none. That she knew in whom she
had believed. She died in peace
Thus passed away one who had for SC
many years served the Saviour upon
earth to his society in Heaven. Tn.
speakably "Blessed are the dead who
dio in the Lord, from henceforth, for
they rest from their labors and thor
works do follow them" SIS.
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ffevet-MAJor in the Regular Army,
Brigadier General CHARLES RTINO
we notice by the dispatches, has been
brevetted a Majorin the RegularArmy
This is an honor deserved, and won
by long and faithful service and by
hard fighting. General Ewing was a
Captain in the 18th Infantry during
the Vicksburg campaign, went through
tho series of battles below and in the
rear of that city, and, during the seige,
led several desperate assaults upon the
works. Hehas made the grand march
of 1000 miles with General Sherman,
and fully merits the honorary title
conferred.
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PAY TIME

Tho Sixth volume of the Gazette,
under the present series, began on the
first of April last, and we are again
compelled to call upon our patrons
for subscriptions due. We hopc that
our friends in The country who know
themselves indebted will either remit
by letter or call the first time they
come to town and pay, not only for
the past year but a year in advance
No paper should ever be sent without
advance payment, but the custom oi
sending country papers without pre-
payment has grown up, and we find ii
difficult to overcome. Paper remains
as high as when gold was two dollars
owing to the combination among pa,
per manufacturers and the refusal oi
Congress to remove the 20 per cent
duty. We are therefore compelled tc
pay out each week for paper, what
three or four years ago would have
been considered an enormous weekly
outlay for apublisher.
We have sent out collector for the
city who has not met with much sue
cess. ne will again call upon our
city subscribers. Should they find
their accounts made out for one year
in advance, we hope they will not b'
surprised.
Next week those who have not paid
will find the amount due written upOl
their papers in red.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the Recommendation Of
theState Central Committee, the Union
men of Fairfield County, will meet in
Convention at tho COURT HOUSE
in Lancaster,
On Saturday, June 1Oh, 1865, at 2
'.I-l o'clock, P. M, H..
for the purpose Of choosing four dele
gates and four alternatcs to represent
he5county in the State Convention to
be held at Columbus, ON Wednesday
June 21st., 1865.
The approaching campaign will be
one of greatimportance in its influence
upon the country as well as upon poll
tical parties. The Union men of the
county are urged to be present.
BY Order.
X. FRITTER, Chairman.
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DESERVED PROMOTION,

We have letter from the Goth Ohio
Regiment, informing US of the pro-
motion Of JACOB ORMAN to u Captain.
cy. He has been serving for the past
eighteen months as Brigade Quarter-
master, ofthe 1st Brigade, 1st Division,
during which time he was the ranking
Lieutenant, and, but for his modesly
in declining, would have been promot-
ed long since. He has certainly been
one of the most faithful and efficient
officers in the service, having remain
cd constantly in the field during the
past three years, without visiting his
home. We only speak the sentiment
of the. Goth Regiment and of his many
friends in this city, when we say that
promotion could not have been be
slowed upon more excellent gentle
man, or moro deserving officer.
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E-sn the London Punch .

The poem on our first page, from the
London Punch, is written in spirit
Of lofty retraction and of the noblest
appreciation ofthe character and work
Of our murdered President. Punch
ridiculed the President while he lived
and was initiated by all the disloyal
sheets in this country. He, however
has the nobleness to own that Abraham
Lincoln lived "to shame him from his
sneer.".
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John Arehart, formerly Orderly
Sergeantin Co D. Goth Ohio, has been
promoted to First Lieutenant, He
has long borne the reputation ofan ex-
cellent soldier, and we arc assured by
officers of the Goth that his promotion
has been long meritcd and is most
worthily besto we'd. ...
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To Phli.a.lph Van Trump, JuAEs (,
LAscAsrER, Ohio. May 81. ,Gb

LANCASTER, Ohio, May 81, 'G6.
Dear Friend am sadly deficient
in English History, and so are tn,
people generally. l trust you will an
swer the following questions truthful
| ly, and without too much feeling
The subject Of the TUDOR" family
is attracting much attention. Even
the children on the public highway
speak knowingly about the family
but feel certain that they don't fully
comprehend what they are talking
about. The standing of the "TUDoR'
family in England, is about as impor.
tant as that of the "STUboR" family ii
this country, and the people of both
countries are living In darkness as to
their true gercalogy. The American
mind is becoming agitated in a man.
ner fearful to contemplate, and all eyes
are turned to you, who, occupying the
position of Judge, are best qualified to
impaft the information sought.
l hope, my dear friend, that I am
not asking too much at your hands,
for / know you love the common peo-
pie, and could not hesitate to become
an humble instrument to quiet the
minds of the great and good of this
generation. 1t is unnecessary to say
anything more by way Of apology
and l shall proceed at once TO PROFOUND
the following interrogatories, the i'm
pertance of which you must under
stand.
How many members were there in
the "TUDoR" family?
What were their names?
What trade did the old man follow?
What town did he live in?
Was he a Democrat" "Know Moth
ing" or "Sag Nix?"
Was old "TUDoR" christian or
drinking man?
Was he rich, or was he poor?
Who was his lawyer
Have you ever heard him express
himself Upon the constitutionality Of
the "Gcose Question? If so, please
state in as concise q manner as possi1
Bile, his peculiar views,
Dear Judge, I pause for a feplyl
We're it not for tho intimacy exist
ing between us, I would hesitate thus
to trouble you, but well knowing your
Kind, noble, generous and magnanimo,t|
disposition, as your bosom friend anG
confdant, l have appealed to you fol
information.
We have often drunk together
Judge, here in Lancaster, frequently
What is your opinion of temperance
societies?
Don't you think tho whisky w,
drank at Simonton's, in Columbus wai
aJomiaaJle STUFF
Didn't Samuel Lantz look dry whei
we visited him? Poor Sam has drunl
so much, that he has almost lost hi
memory. Would you go to his funcr
al if he "dyed?" ..
Your friend of democratic pcrsua
sion. CHARLES MILLER.
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AN ORDINANCE

Leyying Taxes for City purposes and for other pur.
poSes ~ this ordinance mentioned for the yoaT
lsGS.for the City Of LaDesster'
srcrIoN /. De q orddIied BY ne Cgfy CoEnei q
The Otr Of Laredgtsr, That tax OF one and ons. half
mills on Che dollar Of valuation be, and tho saine
hereby levied upon all property suJectto isxAiion
for State and County purposes, within the ncorpora
SIC. u. Be further ordainsd BY ne agfharit,
afvrssQfd, That o tax Of Two Thousand Dollsfs BE-
and The same is hereby levied, upon property sob
lecf 70 taxation for State and County purposes within
ne incorporated limits Jfthe City Of Laneasterto pro-
iof the payment Of the bonds 81 said city falling
due within the hscsl year ending March 20, l5CG.
5tc. III. Be u further orja.Hsd by the duGs1riy
1Jlresatd That t0x Of One Thousand Fige Hundred
dsliaTs be, and the same s hereby levied upon oil
property subject % taxation for State and County
purposes within the incorporated limits ofthe City
Of Lancaster, for the purpose ofmeeug the interest
nccrued and to accrue on the bonds Of the said
City during Tho year ls3j.
SIC. ~. Bet further 0rd1ined by ths qvtk1rhg
qt1resotd That tax Of one mill on the dollar Of vol
uaton be, and the same IL hereby levied, upon oil
property subject 10 taxation, foT 5tato and county
purposes, within the incorporated limits ofthe city
Of Lancaster forNlN purpose Of contributing 70 the
insntenance OIL Ne Department Of sid eiity.
SIC. V. Belt ordained blythe authority aforesaid,
That tax Of four mills on the dollar II the ysus.
ton be, and the same II hereby levied, upon MI the
property subject to taxation FOR state and county
purposes within the incorporated limits Of the city
Of Lancaster, for tho purpose Of raising fund "
pay bonds issued by the city for the payment Of
oouuties 70 volunteers credited TO sad city.
Sec VI. This ordnance shall be in force AMI
cation.
/, Passed May 3O.h 1876.
c. DpE9BACH,
, ~, :. Presheni of City Counc.l o! Lancaster.
w !. KITo, clork
May3llt
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Day OF Sorrow and HumIlIotion.

..}s Day OF Sorrow and Humiliation.
b" To-day is set apart by the President
of the nation and also by the Govern
or Of the State, as day of sorrow and
humiliation for the assassination of the
late lameDted President. 1t will be
generally observed by the nation with
feelings Of the most sincere sorrow,
though time has already relieved some-
what the keenness ofthe peoples grief.
Service of the different congregations
will eheld atthe Presbyterian Church,
to which all are invited, to bow before
the majesty Of the Ruler of men and
nations, who, for some wise end, allow
s. ed Abraham Lincoln to be taken from
MS. ;t a st . a ~
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MARRIED,

On Sunday, May 14th, 1865, by the
Rev. i. White, at his residence in
Pleasant township, Mr.. JOSEPH THoMp.
SON and Miss LAviNA RUDOLPH, oi
Borne township.
At the residence Of the brides mo.
ther in Lancaster, on Thursday. May
%, 1865, by the Rev. J. B. Helwig
Mr., THEODORE B. BEALL and Miss SA
RAH D. FLOop, OF this city.
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We notice that our young friends
JAMES ANDERSON and HENRY LEHMAN
have opened Ne,0 Ice Cream Saloon
in the rooms over the Furniture Store
ot Outcalt & Stropel. They are both
clever boys, and we bespeak for them
liberal share of public patronage.
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Notes Of oil the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The notes of this Third Series are precisely similar
in form and privileges to the seven-Thirties already
sold, except that the Government reserves to itself
the option ofpNying interest in gold coin at G per
cent, instead of 3lOth in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to July 18th
at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series Of the
sevcn-thrties will commence the LIST Of june and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date.
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of nterst.-
The payment in gold, il made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate
Tho return to specie payments, in the event Of
which only will the option 10 pay interest in Gold be
ayacd Of would so reduce and cquaiize prices that
purchases made with six per cent. in gold would he
fully equal to those made with seven and three tenths
per cent. in currency, Thisi
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and its superiornd
vantagcs make it the GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF
THE PEOPLE.
Less than $3.50 900 OOOof Loan authorized by the
last Congress are now on the market. This amount
at the rate at which it is ingabsorbcd, will all be
subscribed for within two months, when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium, as has uni
formly been the case closing the subscriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have general,
agreed to receive Subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents, IN whom they have conf
dence, and who only are to be responsible for tn,
delivery of the notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
straightforward be rcesirei by the First NntiOn'
nj Bank OF Lancaster, OhIS
May %, 1865, s-2m.
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THE RORRERS.

The Dramatic Association of Ian,
caster win give another entertainment
at the City Hall, yesterday, (viz
Wednesday Evening, May 31st) The
Robbers" of Schiller and the GStage
Struck Yankee" will be presented.
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CORPS BADGES.

The badge of the I'd Army Corps il
tretoil; of the 5th, Maltese cross
of the 18th, cartridge-box marked
"forty rounds of the 18th, an arrow
of the 14th, an acorn; and ofthe goth
q star.
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LICE NOES,

Tho Licences under the Revenue
Laws Of the United States, are now
ready for delivery and payment. The
license tax should be paid on or before
juno 10th, inst. X. FRITTER,
Deputy Collector.
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-
ISAAC LEVY has just received new
stock oi elegant and fashionable cloth
ing for the SPRING and SUMMER
trade; also q fine assortment ofCloths
and Cassimeres which be offers for sale
at greatly Reduced prices. Give him
a call. ISAAC LEVY.
April q, 1895--tf
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nay Our thanks are due g. J Bovine
Esq, of Nevada, for copy ofthe Daily
Territorial Enterprise, published az
Virginia City.
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2~TnURsDAY being the day ofsor-
row and humiliation for the murder
of the President, the Gazette is issued
one day in advance.
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Notary Public.
Passed March 10th, 1867.
AN ORDNANCE

An Ordinance TO amend the Sth section Of IN Qrii.
nance entitled "an Ordinance defining Snd punlsh-
ing Offences pasted June sd, A. b. 1853.
SIC. ]. BE il ordained By the Csy Council Of hs CTf.
Of LdHcater, Thatifany person persons shall eyb
1t any studhorse, stallion, any Of tie.p b.
lie streets. alleys or commons Of snitl city without
rider without being ia harnrss. or let or permit
TO DO let such stud horse stallion or ass to any
mare mares, jenny jcnnies, within the limits 81
said city, every such person, whether such person
be tao owner Of such stud horse, stallion or nss oi
the agent ofthe owner Of sucn stud horse stallion Oi
ass, shall conviction thereof he fined in any sun
not exceeding twenty dollars nor less than ten dol
lars, AID shall pay the costs Of prosecution.
Src 3 This ordinance shall take ciie't and be il
force from and after the frs, day ofJunc. A. D. 1865
CHARLES DREsBAcH, Pres. c. c.
| W. l.. King, City Clerk.
Maylg-lW
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B6- Read the letter from the First
Ohio Cavalry, on the fourth page ol
to-day's issue. @
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1000 MILES.

1t is estimated that the men of Sher-
mans army carried their muskets Sc
ven thousand miles.
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eXpcEfCrdut Is TOO apparent 10 escape oDStINhllon'
Ani whare its virtues known the public no longer
hesitate what antidoe to employ for the distressing
anil dangerous affections Of pulmonary organs
that are incident to our clHste. While many inferi
OF remedies thrust upon the community have failed
and been discarded this gained friends by every
trie conferred benefits on the afflicted they can roy
or forget and produced cures too numerous aud toe
remarkable to be forgotten.
We cun only assure the pnblic, that its quality s
carefully kept the best' eveF has been and that
it mas be relied onto do for their reefall that ever
has done
Great nuniiSrs Of Clsrgymen, Physicians States
men and c-ner, pers0nages. have lent their names
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness ofour remedies
hut pace here Hl not permit tho insertion Of them.
The AGENTS b.l1w named furnish gratis our AnERIcAS
ALN.yLc IN which they given; with also full de.
sctiptfons Of the complaints thrycure.
Those xho require en- alsrHQ'irs me5,eihs to putiiy
the blood will find AYES CoNP. Ext. SAHsAPARILLA
ths remedy to use Tryit once and you viii Ano" ts
value.
Prepared hv Y. C. AYE2t On. Lowell, Mass, and
sold rs .. Kaufman Co., aud -iiidrd Son, Iancas-
ter A. l.. Simmons Baltimore, g. F0sgroye, Miliers
port Clement s CoGrtwnght, Roynion, and b. Drug
gisis cgerywhere.
March >, lsG5-J0 2In.
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pA.See advertisement Of John N.
Miller elsewhere. lie offers o superior
stock Of Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices.
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ESTATE OF ;. A. SoLIDAY.
ayers Cherry PectoraA.
FoE TnE RAPID crRE or

ToE TnE RAPID crRE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarsehess,
Croup. bronchitis, Ineipient. onsumP-
tion, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients In the Advanced stages oE tia
Disease.
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- wide is the stage Gifts usefulness
aud 50 numerous are the cases OF It's
cures. that almost every section Of
country abounds in persons publcly
;nOWn, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases
Of the lungs by ITS use. When once
tried, its superiority over every other
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7.3O 10 A N.
U. S. 5-2O Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

and arc exempt, as arc all the Government bonds
from State, County, and Municipal Tarstion, rhieh adds
from one TO three per cent. per annim 10 their raus
according to the rate levied upon other property.
The INTEREST," Is payable semi.annuNlly byeoupons at
tached to each note which may be cut of and sold to
any bank or banker.
The interest at z 30 per cent. GmUuniS 20
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RFNlRKs--Ry insurng in one Of the above Gonna.
MICS his policy will cost him for five years Sill in
stead OF $50 by the old system, to-wit
10 premium on 5000 for five vears s1gO IN
rs scrip worth in Now York ~ cents $50 90
BY intcres! received IN cash on scrip. 900
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Gea- The Champion Sewing Machine
IF the Nineteenth Century.

Such is the verdict Of public opinion
in relation to the Improved Elliptic
Lock. stitch Machine" now on sale at
the 5owelry Store Of George Il. Smith
In order to be satisfied as to these
facts, everybody should go there and
see for themselves.
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Notice.

TVNhe undersigned has been duly appointed Ad
mnstrator Of The estate Of RANSOM FRtTTER
late of said county. deceased
May25-3w ENoCH FRITTER.
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iotai Assets.......... 81 ,190,759
These Companies divide three -fourths of net
profits annually to the Policy Holders in scrirt
bearing interest st c per cent-therebv funding the
surplus and giving policy holders greater security
and cheaper insurance.
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ATTACHMENT.

Joseph Alt Pit Before Theo Slower, J. P. Of
against Liberty Township, Fairfield
John Hannshe, Def County, o.
0n the 25th day Of April A, D. 1865, said Justice
DIssued an order Of attachment in the above ac.
tou for the sum Of Thirteen Dollars and Fifty cents
(sl3 SO. JOSEPH ALT,
Basil, May 18th, ls65-3w+
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Leyying Taxes for City purposes and for other pur.
poses ia this ordinAnce mentioned for the ySaI
lsG5, for the City Of Lancaster.