The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
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The Atlantic cable brings news that
the treaty of peace between AgtsHia
and Italy has At length been sigued.al2
Mr.. Walter. owner Of more thans
Ione.balf the London Times, and hisr
son. arc in this country on tour Of
observation.
Tnc New York Cnamber of COM
merce has adopted resolution 10
memorable Congiess to repeal the tax
on cotton. a.lJ di'H aea
Thirty square miles Of peat, lying
from four to six feet deep, is reported
to have been discovered in Humboidt,
county, Nevada. l'''.s,
A Portland (orcgon) dispatch Sats
IL. W. Corbctt, the Union candidaie,.j
was elected United States Senator by al
strict party vote By 38 to 81. as i6eR
The membership Of the Good TSmpsd
lars, in Ohio, as shown by reports To- !
theGrand Temple, insessipn atSpring-n
field, has increased seven thousand du-h
.friDg the year ,9z3dsga
The force Of regulars in Canada is
fnow about 1900 effective men, and,
about Al cannon, There are on the
rolls $4,000 militia, but not more than
Us, $50 are armed effectively, , gmr,
| Barnum's fat woman. last week,
Fbroke down cab, in Toronto, and
tumbIcd out IN the mud, greatly icxci7 "
Nting the respectful corhmisseration of
the newsboys. The cabmah viii sue
for damages .ye.t.sa,'f .sir.rFii
| The "break bone fever is raging in,9r
charleston at this time---a sort of neu7 Z,
ralgia disease, which is attended With.
excrutiating pains in the bones, which
lasts two or three days, and is never
fatal to the patient: e'l pHh
On Monday. Robert Walker, a well
known horse trainer, was found dead q
Oh the Centeryil'e Long Islasd) course, ,
He had been shot through the head i -
while exercising horse. Nothing
is known Of the murderer,
| Gov. Patton, Of Alabama, has rel
Lqucsted and obtained the reissue Of
Eratiors by the Frccdmcn's Bureau, rep
resenting that seventy TO eighty thou-30
sand persons in that State, chiefly wid5
lows and orphans, are suffering Tor want t,os
OF food.
The New York Herald says anlex-s
pedition, consistingoi about 1000 men.
has been recently dispatched TO Mex
leo under the auspices Of Santa Anna. !
Over a hundred American veterans ~
hold commissions in the force. m air =
/ D. II. Bingham, Secretary of tue, r..
Committee Of Southern Loyalisls,s has,
been dismissed from his position as p.
1 Clerk in the Internal Revenue Office, y
it is supposed, on account of his con- 81
nection with this obnoxious organiza-
tion. a...-- .,r,s s,f.ii. +.
The hog cholera has found lis way
TO some of the largest and finest herds
in Madison, Garrard and Woodford
Counties, kentucky. One man had
Eover seven hundred dollars worth to "a
, Idle from this disease in one day. -a
, A band OF fifteen Indians, stolea a.
;, kherd of cattle near Fort Laramie, on
the 3Oth ult They were pursued by,
!, Lieutenants Bingham and Starring, /.
t with a party. who surprised them,
, killing four and recovering the stoCk.s ~
, Superintendent OF Indian Affairs for
Arizona Territory, reports that train
, near Prescott, was attacked in August
f last, by party OF $50 Indians One
white man was killed and one wound
cd, and thirty three Indians were Kill
, led. a...
The steamer Jennie Brown, from, i
Montana, arrived at ST. Joseph. No. /,
on Tuesday with about 81, 000,000rin
) gold dust as freight and in the hards q
of passengers. On "Wednesday the
LueIa arrived at the same place with
81 100000 in treasure besides largo
: amount in the hands Of passengers.
! The Portland Press publishes let
ter addressed to Rev. e. G. Bales, by
Southean woman, which is flIedwith %
expressions of ficndish satisfaction at
, the burning of Portland.un q 7eT
Eleven hundred sheep were seized
at st, Johnsbury, VT, last week, by
the internal revenue officers. Their d
I owners couldn't remember how many
they had, aud returned the number as
, seven hundred, but the officials knew
r better, and hence the trouble. i3l
| \ great many old family diamonds
5 are said to be coming to this country .
for sale. There has EtclS. been receiv-p
t ed in New York magnificent coIlec-
, tion of stones of tho first water. which o.
g will command high prices. Among
A them is u pair of soli'aires, valued at
A four thousand doia's in gold, which
4 were set Of ear-drnps n century ago
t The London Era dsvotes considera-
: BILE of its space each week to discus
/ sion Of Blind Toms musical talent
+. 1t pronounccs his feat of playing thrco
different tunes at the same time, ga
! task beyond civilization, sane people.
generally, and the entire white fami-
ly." WT ls5
At the Tobacco Exchange in Rich
mond Va, on Friday, a lot of tobacco
raised by Mr. J. J. Adcock, of Gran. Z
: willie county, North Car"ina was sold.
by Mr. D. T. Williams for $1,000 per r
. hundred pounds, and purchased by @
> Messrs Newdecker Brother of Rich /,
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