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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-21
LACASTER MAR NET.
NEW YORK MARKET.

r.. NEW YORK. Dec. .lo.
Cotlon-Dull and unchanged; 49@
SOC for middling.
Flour-Dull and 5@10c lower; IS 05
as Is for extra State; So 4O@8 80 for
extra r. II. Ohio and s9@9 IS for
trade brands; market closing heavy.
Whisky-Dull and nominal at 50 80
@2 80.
Whcat-Lcss active and l@2c low
or on common and inferior grades;
81 SO@l SO for good Milwaukee Club;
81 S3@l S5 for Old amber Milwaukee.
Corn-Hcavy and in favor OF tho
buyer; S9@94c for unsound; 953@9Gc
for sound mixed western and SIC Tor
oew yellow southern.
Oats-Duli and declining; sales AT
48@50c for sound; 60@6j Tor sound.
Petroleum-.Quiet; sales at 4l@4l1c
for crude, and &c for refined in bond.
Pork-Heavy and lower; sales at
S28@28 G29 for new mess, closing at
S2S l2k for regular; S24 25@25 for
prime mess.
Beef-Dull; sales at 11@14c for plain
mess, and l4@l7c for extra mess.
Beef Hams-In moderate demand;
sales at 32@35c.
Beef-Quiet.
Cut Meats-Dull and nominal.
Bacon-Dull and heavy; sales OF
Cumberland cut at l44@l5c on the
spot, and l4Ac for January.
Lard-Heavy and loweT sales at
l5a@193c
BOtter-Dull at 25@2Sc for Ohio,
and 35@45c for State.
Cheese-Quiet at 14@19c.
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Great rush at Levy's mammoth clio,
thing depot, another fresh arrival Of
Ready Made Clothing of every des-
cription, cloths. cassimercs, beavers,
hats, caps, trunks &c, &c.
Men and boys you want TO save
moneyin buying your Fall and Win
terclothing go to Levy's sin the Shelter
Block, where you will find the largest
and cheapest stock of clothing in the
market.
Clothing made to order, and war
ranted to fit. Soc advertisement.
Lancaster, Oct. 5--tf.
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sPIHTTs,

as- as-a.rs,...sass,,. SPIlkETS, ,,.,.s..,s...,...
In our issue of week before last we
stated that we had becn invited to.a
spiritual seance, and related what we
experienced. Since This, we, notice
that our peighbor Of the ESgEe has
become a medium. The spirit which
manifess through him is. one of the
great house cf Bourbon During the
manifestations tho medium passes into
semi trance or semi.hnconscious
state, the spirit" entering him first
through the mouth into the stomach,
and from thence taking possession Of
his organization, and communicating
with embodied people. The power Of
this class or circle Of spirits is simply
wonderful, and tile most skeptical and
strong minded turn away from tho
manifestations convinced. Sometimes
the street is taken up and pressed
against the face of the medium. Free
quently . lamp post, which is firmly
set in the curbing, lis suddenly brought
in contact with the medium who is
certain that he is walking in the mid.
die of the pavement. Sometimes tho
lamp-pos is "distinctly hugged BY a
pair of visible arms" and the medium,
on going home, often finds that the
rogueish spirit" has taken the very
keyhole from his door and putit upon
the door of his neighbor. We have our
self seen tho most powerful and exc it.
ing manifestations Of this spirit" in
public places. We have seen chair
flying across a room without any one
having hold of it we have seen
bottles and tnmblers leap from coun.
ters, fly across rooms and strike per.
sons; and we have known men to be
thrown violently from their feet with
out any other agency than that Of the
''spirits.", A., 4 ,u..
But, seriously speaking aboutspirits,
we agree with our neighbor, that
where there are any genuine manifes-
tations they probably come from "gob.
Inns damned" as Shakespeare has it,
After having our attention called to the
matter, we conclude tn 1t all christian
people should dscountonance "spirit-
ual manifestations" as they are called,
If they are produced by deception, it
is no better than other juggling. II
by magnetic or other electrical force,
then it should be in tho hands, of scien-
tifc persons and not peddled about to
mako money and to scare women and
children. If by actual spirits, then
they arc from tho evil one, and cannot
result in any good. We have never
yet heard Of any good having been
done, or any new and valuable truth
having been revealed, by any of these
manifestations On the contrary
we know that thousands of persons
are now in insane asylums, whose in
: sanity was caused by spirtualism.-
We know further that the majority o
its disciples reject Christianity, and g
off, without compass or anchor, il
search of mysteries and Of new thco
: res of q future existence Judge Ed
> monds, to be sure, says that it ha
benefited the world by proving tn
; Immortality Of the soul and demon
:, strating that we shall meet again.
y All this was known long ago by ever,
~ Christian because revealed by Hiu
= who made the spirit.
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Ohio State Journal
ROE. R@GS&.
Daily, Erl.weekIy and WeekIy.
Make up your Clubs for tn enew Year

The several editions of the Ohio State Journal are
offered the puOlc with the assurance OF continued
favor. UurTapdly increasing lists give us confidence
that our efforts 10 make It acceptable TO our readers
are appreciated by the reading punic.
As III the past, the Political course ofthe Journal
will continue To be consistently anu earnestly Tor the
Constitution and the UniOn AMI to thus end wiil lend
all possible aid 30 the Administration IN re-establish
ing the governments Of the late ebelious states on
sound and equitable basis, not forgetting that Irea-
son IS one The greatest of crimes anti that upon its
perpetrators should visited the full penalties OF
the law.
The cause OF Popular Education, the handicrafts OF
Husbaudry, and all the improvements of Mechanic
Arts and the various Sciences and Professions, VIII
each receive the proper share OF attention..
The choicest reat;ng tor the Family Circle, The
Office the shop, the Farm, and the Counting Room
will be found III our columns.
1t will be constant aim 10 give full and correct
Market Reports from the Fast, West, Norlh and
South, for the use of the farmer merchant and me-
chanic, aud the New York Cattle Market, tor the
droyer and cattle dealer keeping them illly advised
OF the exact conditioner the market rate oi Produce
Merchandise and stock.
The Legislative Proceedings will be fnlly reported,
and telegTaphc summary OF the doings Of Congress
will be found IN 0nr columus Also, the latest or
egn and domestic news that are be obtained BY tel
eoranh and mail,
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fInIInAY YpRESMNr

Go to A, Brenaman's Book Store to
buy Juvenile Books, Toy Books, Pho
tograph Albums, Porte monies, Pocket
Books, Hymn Books, Prayer Books,
Bibles, Puzzles, &c everything in his
line, suitable for holiday presents, Of
which he has largo assortment. Give
him call next door tQTallmadge
House.
Dec14-3w.
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neautiful HolldaY Pressnts.

Papier Mache Writing Desks, Shell
Rosewood and Walnut; Tourists Cases,
Portfolios, Ladies' Gold Pens, Pen
knives, Companion Annals, Bibles,
Prayer, Hymn and Presentation books,
Portlmonies, the Poets in blue and
gold; Card cases, &C., at Tuthill &
Sons Book Store in Greene's Block.
Deo14-2w. IL .o "a,
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ron THREE DAYs ONLY.
lDaIHEsTRA AToR's SALE or REAh
nxrATE .l--a tftf sty g

EN Pursuance o. an order granted by the Probate
4 Court Of FAirieid courty, Ohiv. will offer for
sale, ~ pyb.ic auction, on Saturday, the 3Oth
day Of December. AID. lsjh, al the Door Of tho
Court HvuJG IA the city OF ofLencastcT, Chic, between
tho hours Of ten O'clock A. NJ. ard four O'clock p,
~ the following real estate Gs the property ofSol-
onion smetters deceased, to-yit: Situate Il, the
county OF Fairfield in the state Of Ohio. and being
part Of the Nor:h Eas. quarter Of section thirty. ia
township Gaesn. range eighteen. cotnineneingat
stone nt Tie north est corner Of Margaret IL. krnclds
DOVER lot, Onihc east boundary line 1f said quarter
SECTION; thence south with said line seven chsins and
tgsnty-one links " atone; thence wet twenty
seven ehanE and .ytour links 70 stone, In the
west boundary ilge ~ said dover ion thence north
twoM d.g west with said dover line two chains and
ninciy.t@o and y links 10 stone: THENCE west nine
chins and fty.three links 10 o stone; thence north
two Y deg wcst lwo chains and twenty.ejRat links
70 stone: thencc north seven n deg easttwo chains
and two links 10 stone; thence east nine chains and
Rny-one links ~ stone al the north west corner OF
said dower lot: thence continuing cast with tho north
boundary of saiddOwer lOt twcpty seven chains aud
thr.y.six links TO the pace NJ beginning, containing
twenty three acres and S6lGe of IN acre of land.
more or les subject the dover estste Of Margaret
Z. SVnettef therein
Torma Of sale-one.third IN hand, one-third in
one, and the residue tso years, with interest on
the deferred payments ft"ni the day 81 sale.
Appraised At SO per sere. - . rr
Adf:r Of so,oRen sBietseFs, dec.
VIZ. p. casEp, Atty.
I
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Christmas Prestnts.

Tuthi!l & Son have just received
the largest and finest assortment ol
Toy and Juvenile Books for boys and
girls, ever brought TO this market.
Decl43w.
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Lancaster High school.
Examination Of the Graduating Class
and CIOsin1 Erercises.

VH~ OFVoF"y I1EVI IIo0O'
Tho Senior. Glass, having completed
the required course in the High School
earlier by three months than usual.
will be publicly examined, in the High
School Building, on Friday. Dec. 22d,
commencing at 0 o'clock. A. NJ.
Graduating exercises in the after
noon. Miss BECKETT Will be happy to
see very large attendance of the citi.
zens. J. f REINMUND,
Lancaster, o., Dec IL, 65. Supt.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL HISTORY
uF THE REIsELLION

The Applcton's Of New York have
just published a Military and Naval
History of the Rebellion, edited by
W. J. Tenney, editor Of the american
Annual CycIopedia" The fact that
this work is published by the Apple
toms, who never publish trashy works.
is sufficient TO recommend itas relia
bic and complete history. 1t gives u
history of all the battles by land and
sea, as we'll as of all important skir-
with full maps and plans Of
battle fields. 1t gives also the civil
and poliical proceedings incidental to
the war, previous to its outbreak and
during its progress. We have no hest
tation in SAYING that this is tho most
complete and reliable record of facts
and events of the war which has been
published.
.. P. Baker, Esq., is the Agent for
this city and the surrounding town
ships. He is now canvassing this city,
and we bespeak for him the favor Of
all those desiring valuable work
The work 10 now ready for delivery,
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The state journal.

We invite attention to the adver-
tisement Of the State Journal, published
elsewhere. We have before stated
that it is tho best paper in the State
outside Of Cincinnati. .s
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND BOY
One Dollar saved Is one Dollor Made.

Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more of them for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store in the city
Come and sec for yourself.
If P. RISING.
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DinboiioaI Attempt TO Commit Murder
''f = In Fairfield County.


." in Fairfield County.
On Thursday evening, the 18th inst
o most murderous assault was com
mitted upon the family of Mr.. Samuel
Welshimer, who resides in Fairfield
County, 81 miles east of this city
The following are the particulars; !
Isaac Welshilner, the eldest son, in
company with Aquilla Rice had been
out coon hunting. Mr.. and Mrs
Wclshimer, with their four children
were at home awaiting the return of
Isaac. About hall past eight o'clock
he returned, and just as he was about
entering the front door, his mother not
knowing he had arrived, happened to
20 cut the back door into the Kitchen.
As she went out she heard some person
run from the back porch to the front
house. There the villain came in con-
TACT with Isaac, whom he endeayored
to strike down with a club, but the
boy warded the blows with his rifle,
with which he had been hunting; at
the same time backing on the tsoIt
porch toward the door, and calling to
his father to come to his assistance,
crying that some person was trying 10
kill him. Mr., w. Immediately sprang
to the door, and his son entered the
room, having been shot. The ball
entered near the centre of the breast
and is supposed TO be lodged in the
right shoulder. Mr.. W. when near
the door received shot which telled
him to the floor. The ball entered his
aeft cheek just below the cheek bone
and came ont in the lower part OF his
left ear, and passed through the car
near The skull. Mrs W. ran to the
front door and clasped Isaac in her
arms, when he said, "Mother, l am
shot" Sho opened the room door and
was pulling the son into the room whcr
the eillain fired at her, but the bal
missed her and struck the closet door
About the same time the third shot was
sired, Isaac who still retained The
rife, took deliberate aim at the man I
head, but the cap snapped. Mr. W
then rose to his feet and shut the door
when tho assassin madc his escape
The whole transaction did not occupy
scarcely three minutes, and owing Il
the smoke caused by firing, no discrip
tion Of the person can be given, more
thansthat he was supposed to be abou
five feet ten or eleven inches in hcigh
with dark woolly ovcrcoat and ligh
hat. In the morning they found b,
the print of his shoes that he had bcol
standing nh.s tip toes loobingin a
the window, and that he had been ii
the kitchen, smoke house, milk house
and cave. 1t was evidently his inten
ton to wait until they had retire'
and then murder the whole family
He was tracked across the cornticl'
to the road, and from thcre he crossc'
through the prairie, and his track
were lost in the grass. One OF tn
neighbols says he fred two shots al
tor leaving the house. The wound @
the son, although very ugly ont
secms to be doing woll. Dr. Shaeffe
of Oakland, is attending them, an
thinks both will recover, Mr.. "
knows of no motive for tho aseaul
and thus far no clue has been discov
crcd to the perpetrator of this fen dis
attempt to murder q whole family
Circlepille Union.
&E. hoard of school ExanAi ners., V,
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OBITUARY.

DIED--At Sunny Side, neat Roy alton, Dec 18th,
" Mary Lou" infant danghter OF George and Alice
II. Greed, aged two months.
As vernal flowers that scent the morn,
But wiher in the rising day,
Thus lovely was the infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fled Its life away
II died to sin--t died to care;
But for moment felt the rod;
Then rising on the vewless air,
Spread its light wings and scared to God.
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NEW YORK FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRK, Dec. IS.

INV 4 VNNl 10OO' 1'0'
Moncy-Stcady and unchanged at
Z per cent.
Sterling-Quict at 1O9@1O91.
Gold-Without decided change,
opening at l46s, advancing to l46s,
aud closing at l4GS.
Govt Enthusiastically so firm.
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I hoard of school B1apAi nsr.. !

&c. Hartzler, Esq, Rev. Joseph B.
Rcinmund and Rev, John J. Swander
have been appointed the Board Of
School Examiners. @
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LIST OF LETTERS

Beery E G Mrs Knight Pheba
BrownJ (CarpenterMilich Mr.
Ball Robert A { Miller G X
BaumgardnorTho' 'sMyers Maria, 8
Conn g + Capt Newkirl1 Jerald
Chase Maria Orcult & Brother
Cox PD , PearseJ anesH Capt
Casey Thomas Robinson William
Greene AnGrow Shrleves Gust
Gregg Cyrus Stonoburner John
Haines Adam Smith Jacob .@'
Hayno Catherine Shoup Lmura
Jacobs Walter Stutch Samuel
These letters are subject to an extra
charge ofone cent, .
G. NJ. L. WISEMAN,
Postmaster.
per G. II. WILLIAMS, Asst.
Lancaster, December 81, 1885.
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Y ALGiBLG lNP3OIED IA Ms
IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY
PUBLIC SALE.

rEyHE following Farms helongins TO the estate Of
William Crnit. deceased. Will I've offered for sale
by Public Auction. 1nd sold TO the highest bidders, at
the door Of The Court House in Lancaster, on
MONDAY, January Sh, A. d. 1860,
At one o'clpck, p, 81.
F,sf-Thc s. Z. quarter Of Section q, T. IS, II. 10,
containing leo Acres, lyiug az miles north Of Laneas-
harm plenty Of fruit trees, and abundance OF good
timber and living water,
Se.oni-The south half ofS. W qr'arter Of Section
81 T. Ia r. 10, dnd part ofthe South half ofthe g. i.
anarter Of same scrtion-n all lTi Acres lying 6S
miles West of Lancaster, on the R"yalton Road
being all os sad William CFts HoIne Farm, except
as ASrc- on the North side, which have been set OIL
to the Widow for Dover; on the premises to be solu
are dwelling house., large oruhafd ot the choeest
grated fruit and living water.
Thiri-Part Of the East half Of Section 36, t. IL, H.
a. containing ~ Acres lying adjoining the above
described tract, but in Boon township. II has n
good dwelling good spring and fruit, and IS desra'
bic little Farm.
These lands are all free of Dover and will he sold
with general warra,ty OF title PdssPssiuh viii be
given on the first ot April next. On the first named
Farm about 20 acres are IN grain, one-haf Of when
the purchaser will got the residue being reserved
tor the present tenant. .~f 80
Tcrms-O One.third the purchase menoy IN hand'
one.trl in one year, and balance in twoyenrs, with
interest on deferred payments from day OF saic.C-,
Devds will hc executed 10 the purchasers, Nho VA,
be rcuilircd to give notes nnd mortgnge Tor delcrred
| PAYMENTS : - HUNTER 4 'nAUGHEKTf'
Ary's for Heirs ofWm Cruit, dec
| lancaster, Dec. 7th, ,'G5-5w.Nsio 10
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Lecture upon the Atmospheric Tel
egraph.

egraph.
EDITORS GAZETTE:
In reply TO number of prominent
gentlemen of this county, requesting
me to explain my theory of Atnos-
pheric Telegraphing, among whom are
Col, John NJ. Conncll, John B. Mcneil,
II B Cranmer, W. II. Wise, Is. w. Car.
llslo, Isaac Claypole, A. B. GIllett, Jo
mas Gibbony and others, would state
that since my return from Washing
ton, where l was successful beyond
my most sapguine expectations, hav-
ing accomplished in few days what
/ expected would require weeks, |
have been importuned by many of my
friends to give some explanation of
what appears to be so much Of a mys-
tory to them, viz transmitting telc-
graphic dispatches through the air.
In answer to tho numerous requests,
verbal and written, | will state thai as
soon as my machinery is completed, |
shall leave for Washington to make
actual demonstration before the Presi-
dent and officers of his Cabinet, after
which | shall go to Europe to perfect
my patents in France and England.
And ifIthe substantial men Of my native
county wish to have an explanation of
my theory, l shall be pleased 10 meet
them, they complying with certain in
functions of sccresy, as Mr.. Morse was
defeated in England when he applied
for patent, on the ground that the
general principle of his discovery was
published in some OF the leading Brit
ish journals ofthat day.
l wodld therefore name Saturday
December 3Oth, as proper time fol-
giving.the explanation requested.
DR.. Williams will be invited to make
practical explanation from the dia
grams. Persons can ascertain the
terms by calling on II. B. Underwood
at the Tallmadge House.
faH M. T.. MASON,
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NEW ORGANIZATION.

yEyHE Citizers Of hnandaapi vicinity have organ
wed Cluh forthe protection Of their property,
c5iIe5 Inc NMNNnA HORsE COMPANY for Tho
rocoynry of stolen horses and other property. INC
Company is fully offccrcd and prepared 70 recover
na5y thnt may he stolen, and bring the offender TO
deserved punishment
IN lS65.-SWr
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Ya- Tho Probate Judge Of this coun-
ty Issued forty.four marriage licenses
during the month Of November.
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DAILY MORNING JOURNAL.

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= IS order to supply the Eagle with q
subject for articles for the next month
or SO, We wilI again state that the do.
Struction Of Slavery should be q cause
for universal Thanksgiving and rejoic-
inR. o. '-s.'
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e@- The attention Of our readers is
directed to the advertisement of Jacob
Fall, who offers very desirable farm
Tor sale. -..
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Eay-The Ladies' Aid Society Of Tue
Methodist Episcopal Church, will have
special meetingoD Monday Evening
next, December 2p, } when they hope
to sec all their friends in attendance.
Come out, and enjoy an hour, Christ
mas Evening, with us. PRESIDENT.
List OF Tableaux, for the Tabieau EXhi-
bition 90 be Given by the Ladies OF 81,
Johns Church, at the city Hall, ON FRI
day Evening, Dee. 30, 1905.
PART FlR3T.
lst Wife OF Bunyan intercedipg for hsrelease from
Prison, -
ID Scene from Henry the Eighth.
4th Three scenes from Mary Queen Of scots--sth
Imprisonment EscRpe--T.h, Abdication.
9Th Little Pilgrim.
9th Village School. sHg .+ 81
PART SECOND.
LIST The sculptor's Gallery, Jg..rt. 10
I'd Lord Russell parting With his family prevousto
his execution. tt ,.
Sd Awakened Sorrows.
4th Peter the Great saved by his Mother
9th Florence Nightingale s,t .lrf
9Th Good Angel
7th Queen PhiIippa Intcrceding for tho life Of tho
Burgesses Of Calais 4J.......
Sth Jacobs Dream
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BK@FFE9@MAs
CURATIVE.

And that rs a regulator Of the Stomach and Bow
they caa 80. I've ezcei!e1
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Atltisi VI
VIZ. P. cssyp, Atty.
Nov. ". lsGs--jwpEs.