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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-07-26

For the Lancaster Gazette.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Your last weeks
editorial is mcst heartily commended
by every true Union manly every
mar who aided honestly to put down
the late rebellion and desires no more
civil war. All we want is evidence of
repentance Tor the past. We desire
that the smell of the blood Of our broth
ers should leave tho hands of rebels
and that the grass should thoroughly
cover their graves, before the men that
murdered them should be taken to u
bos0ms, or have leave 10 govern us
No true American IA desire to see
Stephens, Jeff. Davis, Breckinridge,
Dick Taylor, Thompson, Saunders,
Toombs and Cobb in the Senate and
House of Representatives at any time.
and moro particularly now, when they
are breathing out vengeance and
slaughterings against every man who
carried a gun or sustained the army
of the Union. No true man can there
fore object to a constitutional amend
mcnt that inhibits those and such as
those only, who have sworn "to sup
port the Constitution and obey all
laws made in pursuance thereof" and
with the oath yet warm OF their
lips, rush TO the overthrow of Union,
Constitution and public safety. If,
when they took the oath of Office, they
bad a mental reservation that secession
was right, they have it yet, and only
need the po,cer they had in go, to bring
about the results Of the past four years.
They arc traitors under any law, and
if we expect any aid from a just and
holy God, we must separate ourselves
from these men. Let them live, but
never let them rule. They have been
weighed and found wanting-triod and
condemned. Set them aside. Ifthere
are not Union men CROUCH in Scces-
STA, lot them larry at Jericho until the
boards of the young men grow and let
them come. Let traitors live and not
rule, that the youth may be told by
their fathers, that these mon were once
rulers, but that they by treason and re-
bellion have forfeited their right to
rule, and the young men with such
examples will be warned, They need
such examples, and if not given, then
they may emulate the deeds of their
fathers, seeing the impunity and for
getfulness of offences. We shall soon
have another crop Of soldiers for the
"lost cause" and give the hoary trail
tor Il right to rule and he in his posi-
ton and power, will stimulate the
growth. No, sir; mol The party that
saved the country shall rule tho u
try. The party that tried in forum
and field to overthrow it, shall live TO
enjoy "all the rights, benefits and i'm.
munities of American citizens" except
tho right to rule, and thus the power
to sccede and overthrow.
NOUS VERRONS.
Lancaster, July 81, 1866.
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The House did a good days work,
yesterday. Tbad. Stevens has lost his
grip,and his leadership, which through.
out the session has been a public mis-
fortune, has been broken, All that was
wanted at any time to overthrow him
was a man of brain and nerve, and q
good parliamenlarian, to lead those
who were unwilling to submit to his
dictation. There has been a majority
of the House, as we have often affirm.
ed, throughout the session, in favor oil
the admission OF the Tennessee delega-
ton. Mr., Bingham, of Ohio, at length
took the matter in hand. and after a
two days struggle the House broke
through the Reconstruction Commit.
tees shackles, and by an overwhelming
vote recognized the reconstruction of
Tennessee. The outright Radical par.
Undetermined to enforce negro suf-
frage upon the South as q condition
precedent of; representation turned
out to be almost as small as the John.
son party.--Cin. Com, 2lSt.
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~We wish to call the attention of
our readers to the necessity of keep
ing stock in good condition, as the
best preventative of disease. And we
wish TO speak mere particularly now
about Sloan's Improved Condition
Powders, the great standard Horse
and Cattle medicine OF this country.
We feel perfectly safe in saying, that
if Sloan's Condition Powders had been
known and used in England where
the cattle plague has recently held its
carnival, there would not have been
one tenth part the fatality that there
has already been. 1t is n well known
fact that Sloan's Condition Powders
have always given entire satisfaction
to farmers and stock %raisers which no
other preparation can do or claim to
do. No farmer should be put off with
a substitute, but insist on getting the
genuine Sloan's Powders, which are
known and reliable. We say to all
buy and use Sloan's Condition Pow
dcrs, and you will always have sound
and healthy stock.-.Sparta Eagle,
Wis, June 9Th.
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European News-Four Day. Later.


The steamers Hermann and City o.
Paris bring four days later news from
Europe. No armistice had been agreed
upon at tho latest dates. The follow
ing are given in the Paris Presse as
the terms Of settlement urged by Ma.
poleon:
THE Gormanic Confederation TO be
dissolved, and another confederation
to be established, of which neither
Prussia nor Austria shall form II part
No territorial ccssion to be demanded
of Austria; tho abandonment by the
latter, of her rights in the Duchies, to
replace the war indemnity demanded
by Prussia. Prussia to incorporate
Schlcswig. Holstein, Hesse, Cassel, Hes
sc. Darmstadt, and Brunswick. The
population OF tho Prussian King.
dom would thereby DO raised TO 25,,
00O, 900. The Rhine to form the
western hontier of Prussia, and
the province between the Rhine and
Main to serve MS IN indemnity to the
sovereigns dcposcd by the war. An
exchange Of territory to take place be.
tween Baden and Bavaria, which would
give the former nearly the whole o,
tho Rhenish Palatinates. Saxony
Hanover and tho Duchies of SAKE tC
conclude military conventions with
Prussia. The Inhabitants Of Loud0r
to choose whether they shall belong tC
France or Baden. Tho population OIL
tho valley of tho Saar to choose DO.
tween France and tho Rhenish sove
reigns.'
Prussia demands tho exclusion o
Austria from the Germanic Confede
ration, tho exclusive command Of TIL,
military and naval forces Of the Con
federation by Prussia, the diplomatic
representation of Germany abroad
and the annexation to Prussia OF til,
Duchics and part Of the territory al
ready occupied. La France says tn,
Emperor Napoleon at once sent thes,
conditions to st, Petersburg aud Lon
don, rs raising questions of European
interest, which can only DO settled b,
concert of tho Great Powers.
A Prussian force was moving OF
Frankfort.on tho. Main, while the MAR
army was still advancing in Bohemia
the headquarters being AT Pardubitz
aid Prague In their hands, Bencdel
W IS falling back in the direction o
Bavaria, with n force still stated u
200, GOO men, and the Emperor vas Ia
king active measures to recruit anC
concentrate his forces.
Gen, Cialdini, with an Italian army
100000 strong, had crossed the Pc, ant
was moving on Rovigo, tho create
part of tho opposing Austrian force be
ing ut Padua. The French squadron
was ordered to leave for Venice on th,
night ofthe 18th. H
Lord Derby made a speech in tn,
British House Of Lords on the 9th, OK
pressing a determination to avoid on
tanglement with foreign disputes. II,
would no prepared, however, when
favorable occasion offered, TO mediat,
Tor a restoration Of peace. He com
%plimented tho American Government
for it's action in the Fonian affair, ant
commended the loyalty of tho Cana
dians,---p Gin. Com.
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EH-IisbeIs Celebrating tho Fourth OF
July In MeNleo.

The N. Y. Herald's City of Mexico
correspondent says the fourth Of July
was duly celebrated there, by the cit.
liens Of tho United States residing
there. Gen. J.. D. Magruder, OF tn,
rebel army, and Prince Salm, former
ly of the United States army, paiC
their respects to the American Consul
during the day, besides quito a crowd
OF less distinguished individuals. The
Declaration Of independence was reaC
by the Consul. The memory Of Wash.
ington was euIogizcd by OK Governor
Reynolds, of Missouri, and Magrudel
responded to the toast ofthe army and
navy OF the United States. Tho mem.
ory Of our martyrod President was re.
ceiyed with distinguished honor by all
The ex.rebels joining with marked re.
spect In its observance.
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OMcer rs Extra Pay.

Washington dispatches of tho Odd
state the following as tho amounts free
of tax to which officers from tho rank
Of Colonel down to I'd Lie|utcnants are
entitled under the net of Congress ap.
proved July 18th, 1866, appropriating
three months payto those who served to
the close of the war: Coloncls, $50; 1t.
Colonies, 1854; Majors, S50s so; Cap.
tains in command, $513; Adjutants and
Pogimental Quartcrmastcrs, 1913; LIST
Lieutonants, s427; % LiOutonants,
1891 75i Cavalry Colonies, $3.50; Lit.
Colonies, 1912 %; Majors, 1854; Cap.
tains in command, s59s 80; Captains
not in command, Assistant Adjutant
Generals, Commissaries OF Subsistence
and Assistant Quartermastcrs, S50S;
Regimcntal Quartormasters, S54l 80;
L%ieutenants or Surgeons, S456.
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paA. The Circleville Union, conduct
ed by W. Ii. p. Denny, P stmaster at
that place, comcs out squarely against
the President and in favoro of Congress
on the questions of difference between
them, in a spirited article in its last
issue. Tho editor intimatcs his readi-
ness to surrender his Office rather than
his principles.
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uNwokTnY or pwOwNLow.

The following is the dispatch sent
by Gov. Brownlow to Congressman
Bingham, Of Ohio, announcing the
ratification of the constitutional amend
ment by Tennessee. 1t is as bad as
the Presidents I'D Of February
speech:
NASHVILLE, July 10.
Battle fought and won. The amend.
ment was ratified in the House to-day
by 43 to IL. Two of Johnson's tools
refused to vote. Give my compliments
to the dead dog at the White House,
Wv. G. BROWNLOW."
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Medical Notice.
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u at the following times and places;
In NEW LEXINGTON at the Colborn House, on
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until It goes West on Tuesday, May Z; jane 20; July
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eS-No charge for consultation, but cagh for medl.
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TENNESSEE MEMBERS SWORN IN
Messrs. Horace Maynard, W, b. Stokes
and - Taylor, three of the mem
bers elect to Congress from Tennessee
,
were sworn in and took their seats in
the House on Tuesday.
The President had previously sent
in q message declaring that he had APP
proved tho joint resolution in relation
TO tho restoration OF Tennessee.
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R6STho very latest foreign nows is
to the effect that tho prospect is less
favorable for a speedy termination Of
the European Var; and the probability
of additional powers becoming involv.
ed, seems increasing.
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Cholera has been on the increase in
New York city, Brooklyn, and the is.
lands ear those cities, for several days
past. The daily mortality has boon
such az 10 cause o good deal of alarm.
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1t is stated that three hundred heads
of Radical Postmasters fell under the
Presidential chopping knife on Friday
last, their uccessors beng nominated
to the Senate on that day.
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ATTENTIoNl-We take the follow
ing from the Athens Messenger of last
week:
If the three months boys, Co, F, 18th
o.. who have not received discharge
will send mo their names l will see
that they got certificates.
J. w. STINCHG0MB,
Late Capt, Co., F. 18th o., 8 months,
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Hon. T.. Ewing aud tho Philadelphia
Convention.

A dispatch to the Cincinnati papers
dated Jaly 10Th, states that Hon Thos.
Ewing, OF this city, has written a let.
ter TO Hon. o. Ii. Browning, indorsing
the call for the Philadelphia Conven.
ton,
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Dar "Your Lotion has cured mo Of
letter Cor Salt Rheum) no my hands
OF thirty years standing" writes Jo-
seph Kistler of Danville, Indiana, who
has been using Palmer's Vegetable
Cosmetic Lotion.
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The cholera has broken out among
the troops on Tybee Island, near So.
vannah, Ca, and some twenty deaths
bad occurred, 70 the 2Sa inst.
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REPRIMANDEo In accordance with
a resolution of tho House, Gen. Rous-
seau was, on tho 2lst, reprimanded by
the Speaker, in open session, for the
assault and battery upon Represents.
tive Grinnell, of Iowa.
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DIVORCE,

Sarah NJ. Weakly In .he Court of Common Pleas
vs. within and for the county of
George W. Weakly Fairfield and State of Ohio.
To George W. Weakly, greeting:
You are hereby notified that the said Sarah M.
Weakly, plaintiff, will proceed to take the dispositions
Of snndry witnesses in the above entitled case. at the
Post Office. III the town of Hebron, in the county Of
Licking and State of Ohio, on Friday the 9th day Of
July, A d. 1866, between the hours of eight o'clock
A. NJ. and four O'Clock p. NJ, with authority to adj
iourn from day to day I'LL all such deposltions shall
have been taken.
Dated this 18th day Of July. A. D. 1856.
SARAH NJ. WEAKLY.
BY Hunter & Daugherty, her Attys.
July IL, 1S66-5wps3 90.
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neA-A Georgia Judge lately threaten.
ed a lawyer for contempt Of court. II
have expressed no contemptfor court"
said the lawyer; ION the contrary / have
carefully concealed my feelings"
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The Last Call!

A LII persona indebted to the firm OF Reber, Kntn
~ 4 Ulrick, dfthey desire to save costs) willcomp
forwaro and pay their indebtedness.
am determined TO close up all accounts and notes
within q short lime, aud unless paid they will DO left
with an officer for collection.
OFFlCE-over Reber, Kuts a Ulrick's Store.
in the room formerly occupied by A. McVeigh, ESQ
@. F. RAINEY.
April 40, 1sss.f.
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nsA. There is considerable more
wheat in this region than was at first
supposed, and what there is, proves to
be of the best quality, Several farm
crs have fair crops.--AthenS Messenger,
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E6g-lt the copperheads had a major
ity in Congress, they would at once
make peace with the rebels, they say,
Why not2 They never had any quar-
rel with them, They had nothing TO
settle,
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AGENTS WANTED for HORACE GREE.
LEY,S UAMERICAN ICT.H

Vol. | Of this History has met with unparalleled sue
.cess-lSO,n@ having already been sold-Rnd Is en-
phatieally Endorsed by the press of all parties, by
bers of the Cabinet, Senators and Representatives
in Congress, State Governors, Literary men, and
"voIp IT Sand issn Viii blf puhNsbod q h un ond
will more than sustain the high character ofthe first.
In its preparation, the vast amount oftime, labor, and
nains'taking research. devoted to a careful sitting of
writer's without verifcation, and TO the collection OF
important information hitherto inaccessible or over
Notwithstanding much from the rebel slde-eannot
fail, under the eminent qualifications Of Tho apthor, to
prodpce a record Of SURPRISING excellence, which
will superseae all other works on the subject
o. D. CASE 4 CO., Publishers,
l4i Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio,
July 10, lSGG-lI +'
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A Pair OF Righteous Orders.

Gen. Sheridan has published m or
der %forbidding the erection of rebel
monuments, and dissolving all rebel
monumental associations in his depart.
mont. This, with the order of Gen.
Grant, referred to in tho annexed par.
agraph, exhibits tho spectacle of two
Of the right men in the right place.
General Grant has issued an order
directing the military authorities in
States lately in rebellion to arrest all
persons charged with crime against
"o(icors, agents, citizens or inhabitants
OF the United States, in cases where
the civil authorities have failed to make
such arrests, and to keep the parties in
confinement until ~ proper judicial
tribunal may be ready and willing to
try them
Gov, Morton mado another smash
ing speech on tho 18th, ut New Alba
ny, Ind, 1t is published il an extra
by the Cincinnati Commercial, togeth
or with his former great speech, and
the two furnished as n campaign docu.
ment al 81 80 per hundred copies,
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FALL RACES AT CulLLIcoTHE,-The
Scioto Gazette of last week says:
From present prospects, there will
be several purses of one thousand dol
lars each, offered at the Fall Mooting
Of the Chillicothe Association Course.
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FOR SALE.

A N OUT LOT, in Carpenters Addition 10 the
~ town (now city, of Lancaster, lying opposite the
lot, across the canal, suitable for pasture or 9th.
er purposes. For terms, apply 10 DR.. C.S sHAWK,
Residence on MAN street.
Lancaster, June, 10, ls66,--0W@ tgk
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AS0NICCALENDAR
REGULAR C0MMUNICATIONs.

Stated Communication Lancaster Lodge, No. 81,
Tuesday, July Gath.
July 10, 1866. A.. WHITE, See'v.
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Baird N + LAWN Benjamin
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Guffy -.- Atty at Pond S Mrs
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Goodwine Mary Robinson John
Ann Simins George
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Hengst John Thomen 3 X
Harper Ophelia Pub of "Times"
Jackson b + LIT Watson James
Johnson FountainL Wood Mary A
Jones Owen
These letters are subject to an extra
charge Of one cent.
G. NJ. l.. WISEMAN,
Postmaster.
per @. H. WILLIAMS, Asst
! Lancaster, July 26, 1866.
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Gen, Dix goes out as Minister to
Holland. sy8
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The New York herald., 1866-07-20
PRIZE FIGHT.

A MIN In The city OF BvesherIy Leve--take.
mn, DoTinrs-Bsrsey Hsck and Chas. " oods
sse s-Sev enfy sscar Rounds In One
Hour and Nineteen MinaseN.-H Rock the Wis.,
aer. &r.
fbs Phfsdsrhs papers oon.sis ,hs sccouni OF brutal
asbt p~swesn Of the fancy OF that city which took
plaee % orsys FERRY Bridge In the fwsn.y fourth ward
sbsut eight o'clock on Monday morning Ihs nsh, ~ss
V have come sn si much earsr honr at Bnmons Cot
tass but the pocs having recsivsd nklihs Of The
Ar made show and broke up the original intsAuons
a ne contestants and their supporters
Ths Philadelphia Telegraph describes The scene as fc-
jsws-
yus befArt dAyish, the party commenced 10 arrivs
auch moslf~ assemblage There were roughs Of ~
dsscripons cssionsl thsvss piekpocksts and bruls
en- and fancy nssu Of every sripe They vehi.
sss - varied a. s~mseises There we're csrases bag.
res, ears furniture esfs -, Ae. earfyinf quite nvs
sssr thsy conmesc.& opsratious. and laid ou, and
pfrhed The ring Before N princpals Barney kocs o.
bhasey Wools could nAks ~smssives rssdy Tor ,hs'T
tevHl vs,h here sss - slars cvss ssossss sssss y
The New York herald., 1866-07-20

police from ths Fifteenth district covus on hsm from
The direction or Columbia bridge She whole caboode
OF them took 10 instant Eight with such success that but
uogie prisoner was captured. He was sent 70 the
station, bat subsequently, committed 90 hoyamensins TO
answer. Ms
The whole posse succeeded in binding the authorities
and made their retreat In good order TO spot few
miles south OF the city between the rope ferry and Fort
nifin, where they pitched their ring and had every
thing their own way unmolested. About eight A NJ
the Nncipals stripped and went at It. Pat Cook was
stakeholder. This disgracefpi affair was allowed to 90
on and the two butes fought rounds IN
the space OF one hour and nineteen minutes
among the crowd might be seen Billy Mchulln Ihe
Fourth ward was well represented.
Both OF the combatants we're shockingiy bruised Ono
totally blind before he up and the heads OF
both Of them bruised and swollen TO twice their
natural size They effected their retreat in good order
without losing any prisoners there being no police on or
the grounds in sufficient numbers TO make arrests
In such a crowd. Neither Of the principals was over
twenty-one years Of age
Al the conclusion of the seventy fourth round Woods
was found 10 be so severely injured that his chances
were completely gone and the sponge thrown up
by his second 10 token OF his defeai
Some OF the Philadelphia papers moralze consider
ably over this breach OF the pretended good order aud
decorum or the city OF Brothery Love and seem
xious 10 know whittier they drifting. They forget
probably that spirit OF OF the old fire rioters
In that city still lingering in their midst ami " u
finds won't and then they should not be In the least
surprised