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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
How to Make Pencil Writing Indelible.

A correspondent Of the R,ral Men
Yorker gives the following information
which may prove serviceable TO some Of
our readers;
A great many valuable letters and other
writings are written il pencil. This Is
particularly the case with soldiers LET
tiers The following simple process will
make lead pencil writing OF drawing as in
eeAole as If done with ink. Lay the writ
ing IN shallow dish and pour skinned
MIX upon T. Any spots not wet al first
may have the milk placed lightly on them
with feather When the paper is wet all
over with the milk, take it up and let the
milk drain of, and wipe OF with a feather
any drops which collect on the lower EDGE.
Dry il carefully, and il will be found per-
,eetly indelible. II can not be removed
even with India rubber. II is an old re-
cipe and good one.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

TNCORPORATED 1863.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Uf an exc
- cuti0u issued OFT q and u--er Tie sea- @. tie
Circuit Court Tor tie county G.. llsha1- % l -ect
e. AID delivered, against t-e COOS an c-A-ie., a.
gor the wan Thereof ilsa the Ancs SRI te----ts y
George v. PECK. 1 cid q tn IN1--- Gay . tec---
4ry a D. ls5- levy lpJl a. tie r.--t t.- ~ -ie-
u tLs SAL -e-----lt Ssc-g- " -ecz, - --- g.
TIE following piece CT pieces q-rcs oE p--ces - -
situate ylls a-- beng l. te county u asA-1-- ciy
O. Lansing. az state u Alc-lg-l. -9-wi-- A--czs
number l-e 1---rs- al ninety seven ll-1f l--
1un-rsc 4-l ninety ll-ll tSo ----st- 49, t-- -l)
40 hundred zlc Twelve ~ ~ ----re- 49, ul-
l2Jll, o-e hl-crel AID ski -e.g-; ltsl an ere
hundred a-t seventy niue (l-s) aso Its seven Cd
Az slslt l--cA ----cel ore HUNDRED z1- -v--t
solr l7+l, .- .-s eleven ~ al- we've (l-) 1-lE
one l---re- az L-le-y c-e ll-ll 4e-or-l-s o. Tie
pas u sA- CITY u. Ll-si-E A-,-e = Therefore here
b. gwen t-at ny vr--e u- $50 execution ! s-4- Z
-se a. public 4ll-l.. ye---s 9 t1e -.E-
ESQ bidder tl- directs Tie pieces aid parcels
D. 4-1 above described. - t- .7uLL -.0r % Tie lis
14 County ti-c-4t Le-E- Ho-se, The -4gc -. A.
sol. 90 SAID county q IlE-ll-. Frl--y IT, LAT
-sy u. April, 4. u. lsc5 between LIS l--- " Lile
c1cz b. tie forenoon al setting ci t-e So to-it
- enc % SOCK IL tie Afternoon u SID -4y
I-is- N-s.- February SKI rs
+ MOODY SLer.-.
Ttu ~ rv f-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
NEW YORK PIANO FORTES.l
ERNEST GABLFR.
HANCFACTCRER OF
New Scale First Class Piano FOrtes
NEW FACTORY /:
CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS. BOUNTIES
And Back Pay.
Presented. Prosecuted & Collected.

he -r 's-s. Trlt have entered ITO q c1p--.ne--
shi1 --- tie p s7----l - -L= above Gains Z t1s
Counties @. Ea.cl. I-El1-n AMI DIlcz az have
cre-s- a Gee h TIE Cry c. Lansing
g Russell, C-e c. The Members O. this I'm
having been - z l-1E tine ExaN-SER OF CANS n
-he Pens0- C1ice A. W-s1i-Etcu- zo1 therefore AaT
"a t-c-o-sh S-ovie-Es 20 tie t-s-ress We ear
ss.s.T say t1a- secure these Clans va IS
DELAY AND EXPENSE tla- any ctAe- s-- .- The
ste Susclai ztterti1r gwen e tie adjustment u
SIS ENIED CLANS. a-c cams IA. have --E been
PEP Ing 5s.1-e I'll departments.
EzT-E a. C1-s = Detroit Es az flTc-at II ss.--
1tec e. t1e c. lection q STATE R1CN-TES
Q1cs z Lansing. over Mad ( 2ohs1r-s Sore
Nisels T1Ea. 0Gcs = lSsroli, Il Ss.;z Beck.
?. c RUSSELL. "a Z COTLE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

heeent Investigations in Ireland. As COM
mnnieated to the Royal Irish Academy by
Mr. :. FERGUSON, wei known tor his re
search confirm the old statement that al
pnaoetieal writing was used In Ireland. At
q period before the introduction Of CHRIS
uanity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
Horses 4 Carriages to lei tall hours

tie American sn1 tie ElE4r E-s-s ,h--+ Stst.s
from the corner. NATHAN r--rr-
Lansing Jrly sth. 1854 s5r1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
I \ y y G. AC A D + v y
A Classical and Scientific school for
Boys and Girls. and Young Men
and Women.

The Frs, Term ~ tie second Acateu.c year " %
commence The asst Monday n August. f-sth. ls64
Tie second Term viii commence Dec. 5. ls54
Tho Ia.rl Term will cOmmeu-e - asst Monday %
Narct f27,h.I 1865
During tho FRS Term - -s-.r CHS. W b.
organized, iar Ills benefit 0, o. -lf o. beach
PRICE or TCITIQS
Primary Department. Per term ......--.....-s 90
Common English St--.es, i-ci--i-g ELz. ID
Grammar. Arithmetic. Geography, Book
keeping aud P-lm1rsnln. .-.. -..... ...-.-- C
Z sher Eng ish. including Latin Greek AZ
French Languages, ant A-tAeulatlrs -.-. .. o.
EXTRA TUIEI0S
Nocal Muse per tenn. ............ : CO
Instrument Alsic. per ter--,-.-.-....... L %
OIL Painting per Tern ........-. ..... 10 90
Pelcl.-- 4l1 Draw .rE.-.......-..-..-. ..... @
es-Boari car Be obtained IN Families II The i-l-
medal vicinity Of the Academy, or With .ls au...y
u the Prime pa. il the Academy
Comu-n cations addressed. C. c. Obs. Priaclra.
XII De promptly answered 20
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

DROBAIE ORDEk.->tate Of Michigan,
i county Vi uEhau. IS AT d session " tile Pro
oa,e Court f3r TIC county u llgAAin holden - she
Probate O--ce il tbs village OF N-so-. Monday.
the -Oth day " February II tie wear thJus4na
eight hundred AID sixty Ave. lras-.t. Hor-tl.
Pratt Judge VI Probate IL the natter ol t-3
u James Collins, deceased. OF rea-lng --t 1.l.g
the petition. duly verified % hl Collins pray q s.
for the probate VI a. Instrument pnrplrtl-s 90 De
tie last william testament IL sali deceased.
Thereuponi % IS Ordered that tuesday iAe LIST day
u. March, lsE5, AZ 10 O'Clock ia Tie forenoon. lie
gnet foF the hearing OF said petition ard that
heirs al Jaw u SAD deceased ana al other persons
interested IL said estate required 10 appear a.
session " sat Court then 90 be holden az The Pro
bate once the village u Mason, ant show cause
II any there be. why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted And il Is further Ordered,
That s-f petitioner give notice ~ the persons inter
este1 IL sail estate Of the penteucy " said petition
aud the hearing Thereof by causing copy % thls
order o. te published n the lansing Republican a
newspaper printed and circulating "a SAL county ~
lnghan for three successive week previous 60 said
iay o. hearing
A true copy HllAIIO PRATT.
5l3w3 Judge %, PrO-ate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

DEOBATE ORDER.->ta-e a. Michigan.
4 county " l-g-4m. sat- session lt
The Probate C--rt for Tie lo-lty g llgL4m holden
II tie Probate Ofce il tie village q Mason, or
N.ncay the or cav " February u lbs Fea- cn-
Thousand eight hundred -ud sky i've. Fresenl.
H5r4tl1 Pratt Judge u Probate Il The matter l.
she estate u MI Smith. deceased ~. read
rg an- 1l.Ie It's petition. -uy verified - Lov-- j
Su-itl, pray .lE t4At letters u Administration -p
0a sAl- estate be granted % s4i1 plll 1ler
TAereupo- j. IS ordered, Ih4l Tuesday .-- us. Say
- March next a. oae clock ~ tie a.--rL1ou t ~
sgued for tie hearing q SAL petiou ADJ tai -L-
heirs law li SAD deceased. 49, d. other persons
Interested saa estate are required 10 appear 50
sess i1u o SAID Court then - be Lu-eL tL- Pre-
bate O1ce. ~ the village u Mason. sud show -
q any there D., w1y the prayer ~ the petito-e-
should not Dee granted Ana 10 l7 further Or1ere-
that sal- petitioner give notice y Tie persons l-ieres
TED ia said estate. q tie tendency @. SAID petition
and tle hearing Thereof, by causing copy " f-ls
der ~ be p-0i-s-e 90 . Lansing ksnuJll0Al. q
newspaper printed am circulating. lu Sad county 70
I1giarn 5 successive weeks previous 90 s-l t-y I'd
hearing lAtrle copy HDAAllO PRATT.
5l5v5 .ctge @. Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

ITO Z WANTED. Persons having
IL houses II Lansing - be ie; nay IN Z g th-5-
advantage 70 send cesCr ptious n reference 70 90
lioa size quantity Of grouni st-schsl terms G rs-t
ke., 70 DR1vE F0E-T CHI, Lansing Poss05cs
March !, 1ssS. sIS=s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

DROBATE ORDER. State Of Michigan,
county o. i--i--l S. AZ 4 sezsi.a " tl- Pro-
bate Court for tie county of lug8ln holden IL the
Probate or %. l tle village VI Nasla On Monday tie
30th cay " January ln the year one thousand oigt
huntre! al sixty FIVE Present Horst.y Pratt Jlt ~
0tPloba.e ~ To matter ~ tie state " Charles
koegel deceased Ga reading and ding the petition
duly verified O.. George Lonlls 4ld John Nag Al
uuistrat0r--
TAereupon j. Is orssrei .l.i Monday the -c,b Jay
~ March l9t5. AZ 10 O'Clock 10 t4e loren Ol be-
assigned tor s-e hearing 90 SAIL t.tnl, and .lat the
lrir- 10 laN ui -aIl deceased. al. lll tler pegs
Interested -4i estate are re, .Ifei e.r - a.
session 10 said Court then O. BE- holden Is. See irHh
oi.ce n tse -llge ui als a. show cause u ANY
there h- WHY tAe prayer o tle r.ttioc.- sl0ai r,t
De granite AM BE- further ufd.ret, Tax s-it i--
tt4ner- give t.ce G. tue persons t rested b. sli1
estate u. tae utency ~ SAID peg ana tac Ael-
ilg thereof. by causing q rny r this nf i-r g. BE-
published 20 The Lansing Hep-olel uflg>p paper
printed aud circulating la said county of ilgln SIX
successive seeks nret io.s 90 slir Lag 0f l-tri-.
"a tr-e c.pf.4 HURAIiO PRATT
trlIo J..-. e. Prob tte
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
MEDICAL.

r,, general - Purifying the Blood AID cleansing
tie system from al mpurlty, they arc
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
a1e Mil L. ihsiT operation.
Read what They viii Dos
A g-u,le AID e1setuAl p-rgasivs
ID. l.ous eerang .Ineus re-a...i
Oieanser q Tie Blo,1 -l ss.t.ln.
Denny and Loss u ps~sr dlspel.=d.
Energy supplied to the Nass..-, aud Nerves
L em4ls Irregularities rclnosei
U.oomy antici patton. Dsnshei.
l1oadaohe entirely eares
Irritation er tho stomach removal
Jlundlse and Liver C,mplailis cured
n lduey diseases relieved
L1ss u appetite aud sick stomach rstnogsi
Molaachoiy and Enlui dls2elloa
Opium aud other s'imuian's -'oidei
ID
II
Tni-sJ -Au sure IIf'A' hsaisl
rheumatism soon aI.viatei
~
deep produced Sweet an. -sani
II
1''''''' 's-'-'''l
TALLY produced Ia tue nervous
" .-.u.,....,.,,
=
L olng and Old AN lss then
/sno Maxinps csnit,tt.
Hundra,,s NJ
Iaey regulate the stomach, Liver AMI Biiarv Secre
--77 iimness OF sisht, Headache, Sax stomach Al.
lho's II Nervous tenpsrane,t whose sic.aess adis
s0 '1''e"e' ''a "a 4" as 81 ar9E'sh ar changed
.-,,,, ,,,,.,oo
,.,,h
,r,, M, r,,-,,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
CORN EXCHANGE
Insurance Company,
NEW YORK.
31,OOO 9. o.

Capital authorized By Special Act Of the New YORK
I.E-...tur.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

Ever offered Ia AIS -..y 7. Gag ola ,rlculs a-1
customers se extend olr thanks for ilelr TO- u4.
very liberal patronage. ana invite tlam. ABA tAe
Fesl g t-e l..-t asa e--- wslr.-. I.lr. tu S. a.
animation l- O-r lt~ st--A u. Boots ana Shoes
Which has been ses--el w.th great care. .a- st..tf
rllsr1lce o. tle wants of tlo people
Books al- s-oes have materially advanced s.l.e
last spring -l- must a-. alN- -tll ullrl tli are
determined to seD D-g sllck mostly 90 Olf rr .lss
aud thereby give par casiCLl.Isa bennett ia our
store ia-y Pc f04ld AL tle
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
DRURIGO LOTTO.
PruriGO Lotto
PrurigO Lotto.
PrUriGO Lotto.
PruriGO Lotto.
PrUriS0 Lotto.

The Great Itch and Humor Killaro OF the
18th Century.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
" Ordinary MUTUAL, ANAL PAWN NIL
Al. o. sI-CG Plans.

THE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
..-1sarts 3ls1gss u Insurance t-rog-Cl the state
Lus en- y4-y refuses steam .l-s ---er L-z
lr-oGs property a. not over 5 J0V ever takel
.-e Ia, thereby avoiding a. --rg- AID r1i1o-s
-lat Jitel cap -t1-rN Sc sound COMPANIES
l-s Directors al Once are determine thai 10
.rt shall &c sy-r=- o. t-eir pa-t o. u-A- = --ly
tie co-1-eLc- - Tie p-1--. = oe-s % 10 a
safe rather than --rse business 41- Company BE-
* .11--1- A. tie ~ --- Las many 4-y-1t-g-s a.
valuable u .le Insured 49, Tie io--pany
4Als Company las - s-C-1 Clause ~ tl--r charter.
by which t-oss wLo 9-1,es -ot O. give Dep1sl. Note
-4l BE- ls-r-l - TEE -at-- ". -9o- s..cz l.p4 .es
without AID ..--l---l % 4ss-ssIl--t.
ILls -oE @4ly Also .-sares against
DAMAGES RY LIGHTNING!
Whether the property - burned Or lot wien en-
t-re- Tie application d. tAs Agent A. ll- time
u. ls.rilg, thereby giving 10 taose wishing 20 iu
szrs alv---t4gsa STAT lew other -.1 lllles give.
ECTORs.
>. C.. BAILEY % L. CA~E. JNO. A. KERR
: n WHiICOaB 81. r. KILl3ORN, J j. THlrCOAB
!. II. CCRRlER
OF FTCERs.
II p. KILB0aN Ssey 2 Treas. ! C. BAILEY Pret't
ID. l.. CASE,
Ely45s CeaIAseui.
~ q j. pDR T d lscQ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

= 90 ia-t-i g tAt-
40 lhe tity Book Store. anslng.
Ios--. occl~r,ng rafer P..iries i--1et 40 'hs
agency pals hsf-. iy4S-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

They xii accomplish faithfully al that represented
They are elegantly PIT up By the proprietor. who
was the inventor Of BRYAN'S PCLNoNIC WATERS.
a medicine long and fAvOraby known to the American
Nation.
you wish TO buy BRYAN'S LIFE Pills AID ca,-
not get them q your druggist, don't take Any other
but send Twenty Five Cents il letter 70 the prouri
esor, and VOC viii get them By rsturn o. mail post
paid Address
DIR. J. BRYAN,
Box sore. 70 Cedar St.NY
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS GESERALLY
DDAs, BARNES L CO., NV YoEx.
slsy1 Wholesale Agents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
a SURE CURE

us sas preparation Possess =es: ssa.i.-'-'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

Isl There Is no M-e-.-l making tie sAt ~
Lock stitch which j. SO simple A-- 81 easily -n-sI
stCo-
=. There is lie machine Sc durable AID 50 easily
Kept ll repair
Sd There Is 10 machine capable c- -e-ns 81 srest
z variety aid range @. work NJ WORK ever required
u Family sewing but What my re done perfectly
Oh our Letter a machine. or il uslui-ct-rilgb by
or NJ. ' Machine.
4ih We warrant every machine We sell. 60 give
better satisfaction thau --y 10 market or money rc-
funded
5ia W give Instructions BE- rslrs i-- machine o.
a. persons purchasing
We keep constantly ou hand large supply C.
Needles Machine TWIST. Linen and Ctttr- Thread tor
N-cAlae -se. - .l.- - ~. J. -. u-l-A-l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

JOSEPH KETCHUN, o.. of Joseph Ketchum Son
ARTnL X b LDWEf.itf
p. ". uCNHAM,- .-.-- Pres. ef COIN Exchange Bank
FERDINAND LAWk.NlL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE : FURNITUREt
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13
TrIbatc OF Respect.

At n meeting of the 'Relance Fire Engine and
Hose Company ofthe city OF Lancaster, the under
signed were appointed u committee to draft suitable
resolutions upon the death of our brother fireman,
CoNDA McFADDRN, and request both of the city pa
pers to publish the same. He died In the city OF
Lancaster, on the 18th Of March, 1865.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to remove
from our midst by death, our beloved brother fire.
man, CoNDA McFADDEN, who was in good standing in
our Company;
WHEREAS, BY this act of Providence we have been
deprived Of his fellowship and cooperation as a
fireman. which were at all times deserving ofrespect
and imitation;
AND WHEREAS, He as nman and member Of society
moved through life in his calling in such way as to
difiuse happiness wherever he vent
Therefore, ReS0luei That by his death the Reli-
ance Freand Hose Company of Lancaster, has lost
an obedient active and efficient member his brother
fireman an agreeable and social brother, the city an
an active and efficient fireman, who was always pres
cnt in a"time Of need" the citizens of Lancaster an
exemplary citizen and his associates; friends and
relatives man who acted as fhe believed "that true
charity IS always willing to find excuses"
WA. SHULTZ,
JOHN p. MILLER, ! Committee.
PHILIP NESTER,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13
Amateur ahiatia Entertainment.


On Monday evening next, the 18th
inst, at the City Hall, the Amateur
Dramatists Of this city propose giving
their third entertainment. The play
will be "The Gun Maker of Moscow
a production of rare interest, and
whichwe think will afford better scope
for the capabilities of the Association
than any previous one they have per-
formed. For an afterpiecc, "The
Stage Struck Yankee" will be given,
and it will be well worth while for our
citizens to turn out and see who among
us is capable of doing the genuine YAM
kee.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13
MAJOR w. G. CLARKE.

We are rcjoiced to see this gallant
officer at home again, and not so dan
gorously wounded as was feared from
the published accounts. lie manages,
with the aid of crutches, to get about
with comparative ease. His friends
and the community generally, hope to
see him speedily restored to perfect
soundness, health and strength. The
Major has nobly discharged the duties
he patriotically took upon himself in
entering the military service of his
country. May he receive patriots
reward, in the gratitude of redeemed
nation, as well as favors ofa more sub
stantial character.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13
81
Opposition majority, 81.
Marshal Stoneburncr GUY Lantz (Op)
Union Majority, 8.
Opposition majority, %.

The result for Mayor appears to
have been largely influenced by side
question. Quite a number of profess
sed Union inen who are proprietors of
saloons and other places of resort for
drinking purposes, voted against the
Union candidate for Mayor, IN conse:-
quence of report which had been set
afoat and industriously circulated,
that, if elected, he would use the influ-
ence of his office to prejudice their pc
culiar interests. These Votes turned
the scale in favor of the opposition
candidate.
There can be no doubt that upon a
fair and square issue between the prin-
ciples of the Union organization and
its opponents, the city would have
been carried, high and dry, by the
Unionists. We do not believe vote
was influenced by the Eagles slang
about the "John Brown Aboitionism,"
or "mob proclivities" of the Union
candidate.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13
Horticultural Society.

The publication of the report of last
Saturdays meeting of the Hooking
Valley horticultural Society, is una
voidably deferred till our next issue.
We will state, however, that among
the proceedings, were the appointment
of committee to draft resolutions ex-
pressive of tho sentiments of The Soci
ETY. on the death of John G. Rainey,
Esq, its late President; and the adop-
tion of resolution to admit ladies to
membership on the same terms with
gentlemen
The regular report of proceedings
will appear rext week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13
DAYS or JuRfLEEi
Friday last marked an era in the

Friday last marked an era in the
history ofour city. The news Of Sher.
idan's great victory over Lee, neal
Burkesville, Va, Joined to the intelli.
gence (Which proved to be premature
by day or two) of the surrender Of
the remnant of Lees army, was toe
much for the equanimity of our citi,
zens. Spontaneously the bells of the
city seemed to burst into a joyous
peal-thc citizens swarmed into the
streets-Nick Littles artillery was
belching its thunder to the country
round, bearing the glad tidings for
miles into the country, which soon be-
gan to pour into the city its quota of
excited and joyous humanity-a pro-
,cession Of patriotic ladies was extern
,porized with surprising alacrity, which
,promenaded the principal streets bear
ing flags and other patriotic devices
amid the enthusiastic shouts of the
lpopulace--evcry body was called on
for speeches, which were forthcoming,
of various qualities-and the rest of
man and woman kind sung. patriotic
songs, not forgetting the grand doxol-
,ogy, "Praise God from whom all bless
ihgs fow." In the evening, the same
kind of exercises prevailed to late
hour, with the addition of bonfres, H.
luminations and pyrotechnic displays.
1t was the most successful and impos-
ing impromptu demonstration, prob
ably, which this city ever witnessed.
OnMonday, came the genuine news
Of the surrender of Lee and his army
upon which the scenes of Friday were
in some measure acted over again
This time the men got up fine pro-
cession-and with martial music at its
head, and bearing q multitude OF large
National banners, marched through
the principal streets, forming mag
nifcent spectacle. The people were
glad-glad at the certain near ap-
proach Of poace-glsd at the signal
humiliation of the accursed Rebellion
which had brought such woo upon the
country. The soberness of unalloyed
satisfaction has now settled down up
on the community-and all are look
ing forward with the inspiration of
patriotic hope to the task ofrebuilding
and adorning the National edfice, SO
rudely shaken by the earthquake shock
Of war-while the heroes who have
fallen to save it are not forgotten, but
receive the homage of a regcncrated
nations sorrowing gratitude.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13
THE LOCKET MAN,

Has been here-and on Friday last
successfully repeated the game he'had
previously practiced in several cities
and towns in the Northern part of the
State. He first gdre awdy some $40 90
by trading two dollar bills for ones;
one dollar bills for fifty cents; and so
on down to ten cents for five; and
selling few low priced lockets, for
which he returned the money to the
buyers as soon as paid-when, having
got the excitement sufficiently high,
he rapidly disposed of a large num-
ber of worthless lockets among the
crowd at big figures, emitting, in the
hurry Of the occasion, the important
promise to return the money. Having
thus secured some Sl2O in greenbacks,
the gentlemanE sharper politely bade
his customers "good day." and ramos-
ed
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13

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complete combined establishment being composed the mOs
popular su and accomplished performers in the profession having
selected the first establishments Europe and America Among
principal Aristcs are the following:
MADAME MELVILLE the Australian Equestrian the beautiful
and accomplished lady rider the world
JAMES MELVILE the Australian performer who stands without
This distinguished Australian family whose
an Miscellaneous Performances has world wide reputation
Master FRANK MEIVE youthful E1uerian Master SAMUEL
MELVILLE wonder perfection in all he attempts GEO MELVILLE
the principal Equestrian.
PLO NATHANS artist whose praise great mouths
and
by no the world VIM KNKADE the off hundred Summer
the Pete Jenkins
SHAPEE& WHITNEY, the Acroba par excellence the United States
the most daring and thrilling Tapcz performers
Jim WARD of Clowns Comic Sayings Dances
Slack Rope exercises Plate Spinning Tumblng failing
big fuss generally
Professor LANGWORTY mai de cirque and lecturer during
the exhibition the Hpppoamus will entertain the audience with
cngy and very interesting description the animal which
has compiled from the most reliable sources.
WLBANKS the great Gymna rider from California; Withers
RYAN Noonan Pratt George JONES' Johannes Pomey Fred Avery
Mile Frvoa Miss Rosa Tman and host Others comprising gmna
acrobats vaulters &C. j. Whers famous Washington Band