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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-04
DIR. AIAGGlEL'S PILLS

l4t. NJ y L. IlIl.S
INVARIABLY CURE THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
Asthma, Headache,
Towel Complaints, Indigestion,
Coughs, influenza,
Colds, Inflammation,
Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness,
C"stivcness, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Iowness of Spirits,
Dlarrh"a, RinSworm,
Dropsy, rheumatism,
DEBILITY, Salt lthcHnl,
Fever and Ague, Scalds.
Skin Diseases.
Each Bor Contains II IMS.
one PW IS Il Dose.
Nor!cE.- None genuine without the en-
graved trade mark around each pot or box
signed by DIR. j. MAGGIEL, New York, to
counterfeit which is felony.
RS- Sold by all respectable dealers i'll
medicines throughout the United States
and Canadas, at 25 cents per box or pot
FISHER x HEINITSH, Columbia. S. C.
July 20 "
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TERMS or
Gadey's Lady's Book for 1866.

From which here can b NJ deyiatlon.)
one copy, one year, Sc DO
Isortples, one year, 50
Ialfs c8ries, one year, so
-Four copies. one year. TO 10
Five copies. one wear, nnd III extra copy 10 tae
fsrson ge,,iag Up the rlun, making SIX co.
pies, Ia 90
Eisa copies, one year, an All extra copy il
It's fesson getting upihy clu5, making nine
copies. II 90
Elesa copies, eae y.ar, and 40 extra copy to
IL iae person getting up The club, mixing
twelve topics, sT'0e
80 All additions 10 clubs at club rates.
~ Gllrs L4ls's Book and Arthur's Home liza
galne Will he sem, ona year, on receipt Of 81 SCI.
~ We have ~ club with any other ma game Or
Newspaper.
a. The money mus. I'll Be sen, al one tine for
any 81 the cllas.
Address L. A. Cooley,
Ne. Gotae. SiA.h and Ceestnui Streets,
Philadelphia.
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NOTICE TO MAGISTRATES.

- aNefs ~ Fa D -.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the following persons
: 70 appear az the Court House in Hlsborongh
on Saturday the 81 day Of February next 10 take the
oath Of Magistrate fofihs county, VIZ:
] Allison. NJ A Angler, "A Anderson, . A.sater,
John Burroughs, W II Brown, Wilson Brown, Al
leu Bfosn, David II Clark, Iohn Cheek. w Cheek,
w Carr, Wiau Gates. \ 4 Gates. Ssmuei Couch
) Claylof, \ Craig. w Duke, A Durham, A
Edwards, ) I Forrest, G tPreellnd 4 D Gunter,
W J Gray, q Geer. A " Cav ~ " Guess, Iii
Heslcf, WI liogan. DC Hopkins, John ancock
Abnef II Lien; q HsokeI. N r. Hall. !. w Hall. Al q
Hualrf, i II Hug.iea. X II Harris, Il N Hol., vii.
hanson Holloway. Tho. d Hill, W Johnston.
u W Idtaaa, Joan Y KIRKLAND. Benjamin Kinnion.
Tnomls long. l. byLrk. Joha T. Lyon. W ID Inns
losd. " Laiis, John Leathers X + Morris Henry
MeDanicl, 4 Y huidock. ] " Mckee, Al III Moore
AiRet. Maroon. MaEgum Mifcom "
" Nsf,aley, Y q Maagum.J D McDadr. A &c.
Nantn. Hardy Massy. Jua,han Aichols, Arch, Nic-
hos. Thomas y uIdhim. Mm Ptstt, w y Paitei.
%, Patterson. b c Parish, II ! Pear,on, II
" Plesrtl, W Purley. . Ia. Beal u Rogers.
" l,assfis. Elnand SirulNics. L smith. M r.
Strashitn. q & Strayhsra, &c sykes. = shepherd.
NJ Stroud, II " G stroud. funen.ine ] rur.
nrr.k faph'H Terry, D lilly. ID umsteal. II
Whitfield. wilson. Tkos Wilson L Woods, + "
Noads , u Wllserson, FIeeman Wakes, Jno Wal
kff. PhlIp Walker, Jones N 4tsyn, and $ b Woods
There m,S Is aihoss, Ut Tic above i The lIs, |
haze, aal III earnestly eqaess al those naped to
II. Il. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
Janpafs y. FL
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
For 1866.
The Fashion Magazine Of the World.

Literature, Fine Arts, aud Fashions. The mos
magnificent Steel Engrayings. DOUBLE FASH
ION PLATES. Wood Engravngs on every sub
Ijec, that interest ladies' Crochet Knitting. Net
ting, Embroidery, Articles for the Toilet for the Par
Tor, The Boudolr, and the Kitchen. Everything, il
fact to make complete LADY's Book
THE LADIES fAVORfTE FOR SO YEARS.
No magazine has been able TO compete with ii
None attempt il.
G0DEYS RECEIPTS
Tor every department Of household. These alone
ale worth the price Of The Book
MODEL COTTAGES mo other Magazine give.
them), with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR THE YOUNG
Another speciality with Cooley.
ORIGINAL MUSIC. worth So year. Other Ma.
gaines publish old worn-ou; music but the suhscri,
bers 70 Cooley get il before the music stores.
GARDRNING FOR LADIES. Another pecu.
llanty with Cooley.
Fashions from Messrs. A. T. stewart. 81 Co. 81
New York, the millionaire merchants. appear IN Go.
dey, the only Magazine that has them
Ladies' Bonneis. We give more of them IN wear
tran any other Magazine. Ii fact, the Lady's Book
ealbles every lady 70 be her own bonner maker.
MARION HARLAND.
Allhoress Of Alone" Hidden Faith Mass
Side, . Nemesis" aud Miriam.r
writes for Cooley each month"; and for no other Mar.
anne 4 new novel ~ her will be published in s66.
We haze also retained all our old and flvori,e cor
ttlbglgFs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-24
M ARRrEuD.

De Tuesday morning the 10th instant, by the Rev.
Thos. Lynch, Capt. i. g. LYNCH to Miss JULIA
+. daughterof VIM. II. Brown, ESQ., all Of HilIsboro
In this county, on the 18th Of December last, by
the Rev. A. w. Mangum. Mr.. ALsEY Nj. LEA
THEIRS 10 Miss LUCY L. GARRARD.
Ia this county, on The 2ist Of December last, BY
the Rev. r. NJ. Jordan. Mr.. JOHN CHEEK, ofthis
place, 10 Mrs. M. Il. sHEMWELL, daughter Of
Thomas D. Oldham Esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-24

NHE termination of sangu:nary contest, which
for the past four years has presented an mpass.
ape barrier 70 al social and commercial intercourse
between the two great sections Of the country having
tength happily cleared away all obstacles 10 re-
newa Of those relations which formerly bound us To-
gelher 70 iraternal union take the earliest oppos-
tuny afforded me BY this auspicous event. Is gree,
my Southern friends, and 10 solicit from them d re-
newal OF that extensive business connection which
iof qaatero Of century has been uninterrupted save
ny me great public calamity which have adverted
y = scarcely necessary, on the threshold Of bust
ness fesaniaa, should repeat the warning so often
gwen ~ my ends Ito beware Of those spurious and
dele.erious compounds which, under the specous and
false Titles u Imported Wines, Brandes, Holland Gin,
Liquors, &c, nave bean equally destructive to the
health Of our citizens as Preudciats the interests OF
the legitimate Importer.
Many years ofmy past life have been expended 10
40 open and candid attempt expose these wholesale
frauds 70 time nor expsnse has been spa,ed TO ae-
complsh This salutay purpose and 10 place before my
iFleuts and the public generally at the lowest posi-
Die market price, and such Quantities as might SUI,
their convenience, traly genuine imported article.
Twenty-Five years business transactions with the
largest and most respectable exporting houses in
France aud Great Britain have afforded me unsur
passed facilities for supplying cur home market with
Wines. Liquors, and Liqmures Of the best and most
approved brands in Europe, in addition 10 my own
dlstlefy IN Holland for the manufacture of Schie
dom schnapps.p
The latter so long tested and approved by the me-
dlcal faculties Of the United States, West Indies and
South America an invaluable Therapeutic. whole.
some, pleasant and perfectly safe beverage III ali cir
mates and turing all seasons quickly excited Tie Gu
pidits II ne heme manufacturers and vendors of !.
spurious article under the same name.
tFust that have, after much toll and expeuse
surrounded all my inpor;a,ioas with safeguards ard
directions which with ordinary circunspect;on v;t,
insure their delivery, receive them from Europe
. alismy customers.
would, However, recommend III all cases where
il i possible. that orders be sent drec. 10 nv Depot
- Beaver spee:, New ycrk, Or The. purchasers -
made n my accredited agents.
II addition . large stock Of Wines R..,a;.s
DC II wood, hasea considerable supply Of old fri.
cd foreign wines embracing sintagcs Of rnapv nas,
Years, bottled " before The commencement, Of thu
war, which can recommend 10 a.. connosseurs Of
hese rare luKuries.
Ii conclusion, would specially ri. IL s.,v =,
enilon q my southern customers to he sdvsaageio
oe derived BY transmitting their orders without loss !.
'Ins' q personally al the Depot, in order 90
nsufe 'he fuilmsnt Of their avors from The present
arEe nd vel! selected assortment.
uD0LPHO WOLFE,
- Beaver Street, New York
Dseemser 20. -,
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The Wafchnas.

Ht WHfNHfHHHs 80 haNe seen The tfSg
numeef 81 IaE WarcsnaS. published ia the civ q
New York BY the Rev. charles y. Deems. ID. d. Ii
. a large double sheet. handsomely printed on kns
pepper Phec foaf dollars per annam, invariably n
advance. NJ Deems 10 we'll known throughout lhi,
State I" lealned and eoqucn, divine. diIlgsn, ana
untinng 70 all bis pufaslis Much was therefore or.
pecied tom bis new enIerprfc, and Nc are pleased
70 sec mat the most Asofabs aniicplions have been
20 wei mot. We wish him abundani surcsls 10 bis
arduous undertaking.
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one of the best literary newspapers Of the day. The
price Is four dollars per annum in advance. The pre-.
sent diminished space in our columns prevents US
from publishing the prospectus. but any one desiring
i can see specimen Of the Journal BY calling at
this Office
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-24

coNGREsS. ID he senate. .n welne.sN
he etedea,ias Of lbs Hon. Mm. A. Gtshsn. ssna.
iS' elect rem Moth Carolina. were presented, anl
ordered 70 10 % TIC table.
Ths House. On Thursday, was engaged al day Il
discussing ,he bil extending the hight Of suffrage Ii
nc Distinct 81 Columbia and passed !, 81 sote Il
10 y DO y form giving, without restriction, liz
freedom Of the elective franchise d negroes ii ,Le
District Of Columbia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-24

The Legislature Of this State ii obedience 10 the
proclamltion Of The Governor, assembled in the Ca
pilol Al Raleigh 90 Thursday last. The Senate was
callsd 70 order BY, Mr.. Speaker Settle. The Com
mons. quorum not being present, adjourned 10 Fri.
DAY.
In the Senate on Friday. NJ. Berry introduced q
bin mixing provision for the payment o. The interest
Oh safe bands nos due. and also bin authorizing
gnpons Of state binds u 10 taken in payment q
isxes both Of which were referred 10 the committee
On Finance.
Nv. Ioae. Of Columbus. introduced resolution
concerning ,he B,aks u he State. otdered 10 be
printed al referred % ,he Judiciary committee.
The tiTto prevent horse.teaing, lid over from
Tic a., session. taken ur ri third reajns, and
after debate WIS passed nuj ordered a ensfo,-ed.
proposition IL 90 int ,h- slechonof ii s..'t.le.
.o-mosteM va. agreed u.
10 the conaJn,. ~. Manly la,rolacrI ts,aIa :
an, aa.Aorans lar GnSsno, y contract in atili.
IA hns. II, J.saa,ed NaaA cns.ns ssil,si.. aAch
aeed . ssts,ai tsaJng. 80 s4slsu ,iae u ia
4.rs
Af. Hp'eh,asn in,roiaeel III . Psaal.tl. i,t !
atel Tune INC disil.isa II srltisyoa. it4alr. pni
-. Passed lie tif,l ,cai,ps 80 made ~ ,pssls
~ iof !. o'clock ~ Monla,.
u. Dlt.aa ialfsIucsl elli ID i've estsain ires
sfoiiice u i.lice. d Ae Pelse Rrisrsl Il tar III,
tleists COMMITTEE
~ stlsl,. silia in IL evidence u pt..on.
es.st II saats. II a.uSs Ii 1aia sIsss RsluieI
ne ialieafs egAGlnsc.
Inc Message u Inc Gs,sfaef 49, received ~
80 - pslii Houses. and - eslts ~ ea,9 men.
~ Stdued 70 70 pnu.sJ,
Il ihe ssai'e saturday. - I'll ION M House
4ia'ttIias .ae GNefnef q rtteae Il III srlsn.e
- slIls. afsidsial lin. &, .i.asls eli.ts. VI.
lea -. ~ passed i tases ssal,as. l4Irr -.
a.iai = tAe rules.
". 64.a initolaccI Ill /, rss,l..a Psa.tpn.
- ~ w.tk Houses. IN b,ii =. go. ordered
II II satsd, aai referred Il H. egns 80 Il IA.
a..sssa. all Grievances.
tss ssAa.a then rtssesls5 i. tss -, sstA,t5a 4
ss ,PPoiainen; % iusiiees q ihf ~ a
Tending ,hs Consideration ii t.ss. .e.s. ~ sAa.
"a, ,, privileged ic.,isu, III Il III del,a u
~ lsie seniief bon sampson ST.. fls.a sud II.
irfsJ te.auisn. usaalon ,ue4 ..ns ahies were
aatai nsa.is Adopted, anI IL ssaa.e II Il
MsaA.
Tao csnn,as. after ihe nifa.ns ta.sass.. no.
essld 70 etses me joint Stlss III IL ar,,n.neu.
sfJs,Iises of tho Pace.
4 bIlI authorizing ihe Z is4. u II coaai, Courts.
" Csc Of shss aieiy ihs Cless. u ,ne supsrot
Csa'ss. q qaaliiy the assIy appointed NsgstrAts.,
p..sul ~ several readings
rio enste.sed bili from ne senate 10 panlsA horse
s.ssl ns, road The ht,, nns. and referred 70 ,Ae
Jslisilty committee.
nv hsa'e taed ! li,atael !, Monday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-24

Tho Home Jonrnai-we have received
sssefal numbers Of the Honr journal, published 10
New York city, and edited BY Willis a Phillips
Thu loaFna BIS long maintained ,hc character Of
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Aillsbaruugb gsfarasr.
HILLsBoRoUGn, NC.
wednesday. january "a, IS6G,

~ Subscribers in arrears for the Recorder are
earnestly requested 10 make payment All ofour co.
temporariss require payment in advance. and we are
~, less needy Than they. II money cannot be had,
bring us provisions. a aA
Its our desire 10 enlarge our paper to something
like its former size; but 10 enable us 10 DO 50 we
must have new supply ofiype, and that cannot te
had without money. Our subscribers will please 10
take notice olthiss
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obituary.

Died, IN this county. al the residence Of Joseph II
Iatta, bis grandfather, on the 9Th instant. COR
NELlUs A. LATTA, son Of Wm. G. and Sarah
J. Latta, aged iod years and two months.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-02-08
AN ANNUAL REPORT.

The "local" Of contemporary, re.
.garding himself In the category Of
those whose duty it is to submit "an.
nual reports" deems it essential that
ho should present his statement Of the
years circulation" which no docs as
follows: Invited to give our opinion
upon good liquor IT'S times; did SO IT'S
times tasted Of the best articles us
times; asked what was tho news 8,
99S, 900 times; said we did not know
9 1000, 900 times, told the truth once
had not heard any news 997, 900 times
boon threatened with murder several
times; didn't get murdered several
times have written 1850 notices o.
business firms; and out of that number
about $50 gave satisfaction; 2,OO(
grumbled; been told that parties were
going to "throw up" the paper 1000
times felt very sorry 1000; they didn'
"throw up" the paper l 900 times wal
praised 1000 times; "blowed" th'
same number; threatened with ehas
tisement 900 times chastised 600 times
apologiaed DOL offered to fight 30!
times; didn't really want to 500 times
attended horse races 400 times ra
fights 200 times; and "chickcn dis
putes" O02 times at these places w
narrowly escaped having our heat
fpunched" 1000 times. 9I ~ 40.
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Remedy for small-Po1 ana Rlnaerpc.t

.
Remedy for smail-POI and RinderPest.
DR.. Garth Wilkinson, the celebrated
London physician, writes the follow
ing letter to-tho London Star '.','' g.
ITO TUE EDITOR OF THE STAR"
"SR If tho .rindorpcst DO tho ana
loguc in tho COW of small pox in men
and animals, allow me to state to my
professional brethron, including the
veterinarians, that tho Hydrdstic Can
adonsiS is o specific for .mall'pox.-
The animals should bo washed over
three times y day if any eruption OK.
ist with q composition made Of ono
ounce of tho concentrated tincturo Of
the fluid essence Of tho same, to pail
of water. About twenty drops Of The
same fluid osoenco should also be nd
ministerod internally evOry two hours
You inserted in the Star Of February
4, 1865, full account Of my modc Of
preventing and curing smallpox by
HydraStis Cdnddensis and Veratrup
uiridc, to which l bog to refer your
readers. Tho method | indicated ha'
bccn signally successful in smallpox il
other hands; and ono gentleman 70
ports to mo forty cases happily cured
by tho drugs l employ. In the alb
senco Of success in treating rindecpost
your readers who have the opportuni
ty will do we'll to experiment with thcs,
new means. Your constant reader.
+ "GARTH WILKINSON, NJ. d.
"76 Wimpole st, Cavondish square, W
December 80" qfnoti jNod 10
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-02-08
IToHl ITCH ITCH TIC H


Editor Of Gazette; ,ls-l....l : -
InrSpIy TO many letters and inquiries from people
in this section Of tho country, the nndersenAd takS
great pleasure in saying through the columns =,
your paper. that our renowned preparasion ,, known
as Coeis Dyspepsia Cure. Is q certain cure Tor ny
popsia In its worst stages Many cures oflong stand
ing within our own acquaintance, have been eoi s,i
pletely, and we bslieye,. pcrmpnepty cured. " yH WI
stop distress alter eating almost lnstantaneousiy,
and enables tho dyspeptic who has iwSal9E yeals
upon Graham bread and the painest diet, 70 eat as
heartily as ne pleaaSs, and anything ne chooses,
wthoni danger OF distress, or aouIing, or rising on
the stomach. ItisAn lnhlliblo corrector ofindges.
ton and constipatoni creates q healthy appetite
stops sick headache, heart burn, sickness at the
stoinach, pains, cramps or cholc ~ either Atomaah
or bowels and sweetens often i've breath, ~ soon 40
Won take II, and, by enabling the patient 20 take
plenty offood, (which Is the parent ofhealth, PRO,
duces viRor strength aud energy. In every trial v.
have known, II has speedily eradeated Dyspapsi'
with its attendant anferDgs, weakDesaes, deotl
ity and loss Of power, giving instead proper ncv
ity and tone 10 the stomach and organe OF
and as we confidently believe, and the Puoiisnet
certificates In onr cihcularB, almhnacs, and IN M
Of Tho leading journals, nom conyaescent Panent
will confirm, completely, permanently, and eimos
INTERNATIONALLY ,,cure the worst case Of Dyspepaia ]
! existence" We warrant IN every instance. II ca
1 be obtained at all the DRUG sioreA IN the Unite
states and Capadab at 81 per bottle Or six 70
! 81. 50 wv 'TV @. G. Clark Proprieters,
New Haven, Conn.
\ For sale bJG. @. BECK, Druggist.
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L LAC1sTFT M1KKET.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcNxATI, February z, 1866.
CATTLE.--Therc has been q good
demand from tho butchers and feeders,
but the supply was about equal to it..
Prices have ruled steady at "a 25a6 so
per ccntal. s' ..'l. .l' +,
HCGS.-The highest rate We heard
Of having been paid was sll 50, not
1.-Two were in fair demand at $lOal0 10.
SHEEP.-There has been good de-
mand for Sheep, and the market has
ruled firm. but steady, at $4a6. s
FLOUR.-S7 to 81 80 for supcrfne'
SO to SO for extra; SO 35 to $40 for
family, and S1O'25 to s1l for fancy
brands. " '' H '''' -
WHEAT--Primc new Red is held
at 81 80 to So but inferior grades are
offered freely at 81 % to 81 60, accord
ing to quality. ii 7h roy PSF ''
/. CORN--Sales at So to SEC. i,a'rl
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rA. RIrh.. NH.

The bill protecting all persons ip
tho enjoyment Of their civil rights
which passed the United States Sen.
ate on Friday last, February I'd, pro
vides as follows. ."f .'a.i- ''
SEcrIoS /. That all persons born In
the United States, not subject to any
foreign power, excluding Indians not
taxed, arc hereby declared to bc citi.
zens Of the United Statos, without any
distinction Of color; and thorc shall be
no discrimination In tho civil rights
or iInmuhities among the inhabitant,
ofany State or territory Of the United
States on account OF race, color, or pre-
vious condition Of slavery; but tho in
habitants, OF every race and color
without regard 10 their previous con
dltion Of slavery or Involuntary ser
vitude. except as punishment for crime
whereof the party shall have been du
ly convicted, shall have the same righ
to enforce contracts, soil, bc parties
and give evidence, 10 inherit purchase
loase, sell, hold, and convey real AM
personal property. and to have full
equal benefit Of oil laws for the secu
rily ofperpon and property, and shnl
bs subject 20 like punishmcnt, ponal
ties, and TO none other; any law, sta
ute, ordinance, regulations, or cul
toms. 70 the contrary, notwitbstanC
ing. 49,
SEcrIoN 2. That any person who, nj
der color Of any law, State ordinanc,
regulation or custom, shall subject, {
cause to bo subjected, any inLabital
Of any State or Territory, to o dcpr
walton Of the rights secured or pr
tectsd by this act, or to different pul
ishments, pains or penalties, on a
count Of snch person having at m
time been held In 0 condition Of sl
very or involuntary servitude, exec
as punishment for crime whereof Il
party shall have been duly convicte
or by reason Of his color or race, tbs
is prescribed for the punishment
white persons, shall be deemed gull
OF rnisdemeanor, and, on convictio
shall be punished by q fno not excoc
ipg one thousand dollars, or impl
gDment not exceeding one year,
both. in the discretion of the Court. I"
The remaining sections define I
Judicial proceedings to bo taken ind
she bill
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-02-08

as'hlANGAsrhR, OHIO;
TAtRsnAx, Fob. 8, 1866.
steamboat Disasters.

Among onr news itcmswill bo found
accouhts Of six steamboat disasters
which have occurred, on our western
rivers within the last few days. The
record isappalling, and the serious at
tention Of steamboat owners, lcgisla-
tors, aud Of the public generally,
should be directed 70 the subject
Four of the disasters were Horrible
boiler. explosions. The Missouri and
tho Carter had what are known as the
ulartboilers, which are much more
apt to explode than the old.fashiOned
long fue boilers. Fti 'a'.eon cay -.
Tho Americans do not seem to
profit by experience. The daily ac'
counts Of ocean, river and railroad
disasters passiu at ono car and out al
tho other. and steps are seldom taken
to prevent their recurrence. Bills
are sometimes introduced into Legis
laturcs to hold railroad companies ant
officers Us we'll as stcamboat owners
and managers to q strict accountabili
ty. but before they can bogot through
they are defeated by vino and oysteI
suppers, Ler en,iob ayl,si tg.,iy
For tho present, we should thinl
railroad travel to tho South and Wes
the saiest. Tho Central Ohio is cx
ceptod, on which two more accident
occurred fow since, ie ,io
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-02-08
FULL MOONS IN 1859.

Many Masonic Lodges hold their
stated naeotings with reference to the
Full Moons, and q very convenient ar,
rangement it is to those who have
several miles to travel home after the
close. For the accommodation Of such
we append the following table Of Full
Moons in the present year: 1R
lCut this out. ~ &V
jan: Tuesday ,30th July: Friday, 9th
March :Thursd y1st Aug: Saturday, ,26
"4 Friday, 30th, Sept: Monday, "a
April;Sunday ,29th, Oct. 2: Tuesday, %
May:Tncsday Goth, Nov. Thursday2::
June: Wcd.,. 9th, Dec. Friday, 81.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-02-08
Aler. n. stephsna Eld.tea senator

n ,Ale1. n. stephens Elerted asnatsr'
The Georgig Legislature, .on the
soth ult,, oISetedsAle* II. stephcps
aud Hersshel v. loAnson, tSths Uni'
ted States, Senate. There Is consider.
able sympathy in the North for Ste
phsns, but this election we consider
an insult and an exhibition Of The
old rebel spirit. The next thing vii
be the eloetionaof JEFF Davis by tl,'
Legislature Of Mississippi. Why not
Stevens Of course cannot act while th'
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Iest oatu Ioui"i"S. mans. ~ I'D ,I.ga,4s ai