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he Shreveport News of the 9th says that
yone boats have been sunk in lower Red
r since the surrender of the department.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-06-28
L A N d SCR I p
HOE @mles

AuDIToR OF STArE'R 0FTIcE,
COLuMBus, Qua. May, 1865,
We offer for sacHhe AHrleultuia al Land Scrip, oVn'
ed by the State Of ohio, on the following terms;
In quantities Of l6Oto 1000 acres at 70 cts per acre
In 4" 1000" 10000 &" :" rs I" "
{" "l0,0a0 G0,000 10 Z"
In quantities above 10000 acres, some additional
reduction IN price will he made, and time for part
payment may be obtained II desired.
This Scrip may he located on any Government
LandL subject TO entry at 81 2o por acre, mineral
lands exccpted) Those who by OF tho State will be
safe from unfair practices:
Jas. II. GOODMAN, Aud ofstatc.
=. s. WARNER, Treas, "
W. II. SAITH, Sec'y "
May 81, lSG0.--4w
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J.N. LITTLE certifes that he has been cured o
Deafness Of over Twenty-Five years standing by the
use Of Mishler's Herb Bitters.
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j. WErzEt, Prop Badlschen Hof, certifes that half
bottle Of Mlshers Herb Bitters cured his eldest
daughter OF fever and ague.
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GEORGE LUrz, Patentee Patent steam Indicator
greatly relieved Of pains in the breast and breaking
out ofthe skin, Of several years standing by the use
oil two bottles Mishler's Herb Bitters.
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READ WHAT MIsHLER's HERE BIT
TIERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAs.
TER, OHIO.

READ WHAT MIsHLER's HERB BIT
TIERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAs-
TER, OHIO.
l., II. otDs, proprietor Lancaster Wooen Factory
cortiRes that MishlerS Herb Bitters have done hun
more good than any medicine he has ever taken IN
severe attack oil lnaammatory Rheumatism.
]. N. LITTLE certihes that he has been cured Of
Deafness OF over Twenty-Five years standing by the
use of Mshler's Herb Bitters.
DANIEL AcKERs certifes that his wifa Is so materi.
ally benefited by the use OF one bottle OF Mishers
Herb Bitters that she IS satisfied two bottles more
Will cure her Of Dyspepso Of over ii'sen s years stan
and ague OF over six months standing,
j. WErzEL Prom. Badlschen Hof certihes that half
bottle Of Ml.hler's Herb Bitters cured his eldest
daughter offever and agne.
JAcop suErrER Prop. Lancaster Tanncry certides
that he was cured of Chronic Darrhosa and Flux of
over six months standing by the use OF Mishlers
Herb Bitters.
GEORGE LUrz Patentee Patent steam Indicator
greatly relieved of pains in the brenst and breaking
out ofthe skin, of several years standing by the use
ftwo bottles Mishler's Herb Bitters.
We have published onya few ofthe many Ger
tifcates ofclres we could get to publish, as the
"Ilerb Btters' have been tried for almost oil the
diseases for which they are recomni nded, about
this place, and haze not only gwen general hut uni.
versa satisfaction For Fever and .Ague alone, we
could publish fifty certificates and have only been
selling for about four weeks at this plaee-rhe
amoHnt sold daily, is the best evidence oits merit
happiness, keep q supply of Mishler's Herb Btters
In your household. tits one OF the hest medicines
in the world for the various diseases Of the human
body For sale Wholesale snd Retail by Albert
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail, BY Al.
bert Gets, near corner Main
and Columbus Streets,
Lancaster, Ohio.
| O. Y. HARTZEL,
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Principals of tho Chirographc Department, In
structors in SpencerNn Penmanship-Plain,
Practical and Urnamental-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &c'
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ONE BoXIs SUFFICIENT,

ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT,
Yet in obstinate cases more may be required.
ALL MEDICAL, M EN- KNOW,
As well as many others, that female enjoy good
heaIfh unLessshe is regular and whenever Obsruc
ton takes placo-whether from exposure cold or any
other cause-Lthe general health Begins immediate
ly to decline, and The want era proper remedy has
been the causeof 40 many consumptions among the
vcunq females. The remedy may certainly be found
in the "Duponco Golden Pills" Headache, Pain N
The AIDE palpitation OF the heart, oathlng Of food
and disturbed sleep. always arises nom Interruptions
Of noture and that is the case these pills
will invariably remedy all these evils.
s 900 Boxes Have Been SOLD I'm Two
Years.
Ten thousand borcs sent by letter, both hy myselfnnd
ocents TO ali parts Of the world, to which answers
have heen returned, in which ladies say, nothing
like the above pills have been KNOWN since the oci-
In n moving Obstruction and Resto rim q
Nature to ITS Proper Channel.
ovsting The nerves and bringing hack the Rosy col
orhcalth" to the cheek OF the most delcate -
FuIiand explicit directions accompany each box.
,yhirf must he strictly followed, ana all liseas pecu
lar to females may be speedily cured. The GOLDEN
Pulls act IA an
EIh,Iarnnt without a single Drawback.
Safe in their operations, perpetual in their happy
influences upon the nerves. the mind and the entlre
nrgonizatinn II there is any reliance to be placed
on human testimony, the above Pills may be fully
rem REM 70 II BE -Eyamine the box closely, inc
matter from what druggist you buy them.) II the
boxis not signed s. d. HowE, Is "the counterfeit
and will not be responsible for their injurious ef
| fects. =. ,,,. =
Price, 81 per box; SIX boxes S.. Sold in Lancaster
OHIO hyGEORGE G. BECK. Druggist
| LADIES nv sending him 81 to the Lancaster Pos
Once, can have the Pills sent (conhdentaly) by mai
10 any part OF the country, free OF Postage,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
bv Bloohsom Brothers, GAINESVILLE, $. E
snmucls Columbus, C. A. olds Circleville and JOIN
o. Park Cincinnati, and by Zone Drugglst' In ever!
town and city in the United States.
Nov. 0, '65-33 ly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-06
From CRnn1In.

SwEETsBuRG, G. E., Dec. 5-1O:3O A.
M.-The court has just opened and re-
Sumed the murder trial.
There are some circumstances con-
nected with Madden's attempt last
night to set fire to the Jail, which indi-
Gates the presence of confederates out
side. The vessel which Madden had
filled with live GOALS was not one OF
the Jail drinking cups as previously
telcgraphed. but tin box with IA cover,
which could not possibly have been in
the possession of the prisoners when adj
mitted to Jail, as all of them underwent
minute search. 1t is certain that it
must have been conveyed to them into
the Jail. Another circumstance also in
dicates outside confederates. On Mon
day afternoon person residing in the
district was discovered in the jail yard
cOnversing with the prisoners. The
police allowed him to escape, but he is
known. Guards are now posted at
every point outside where it would be
possible to hold communication with
the prisoners. Madden is to be kept in
his cell for fOrty-eight hours on bread
and water to allow him leisure to med
itate on the failure of his incendiary
scheme.
TORONTO, c. W., Dec. 5.-The Toronto
field battery has received complete set
of new brass guns from England.
A cavalry school of instruction is to
be established here under the supervi-
sion of the officers of the Thirteenth
Hussars.
A man named McDeritt was arrested
yesterday afternoon charged with using
seditious Language. He will be brought
before court this morning.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 9Th of December.
Special to The Intcuigeneer.

HNStAS " tttS 4bNttGtyeGtCeTs
QUEENSTOWN. Dec. 5.-The steamship
City ofBoston. from New York on the
Gath, arrived this morning, and pro-
ceeded to Liverpool.
DUBLIN, Dec. 5.-The police and mil
tary are still in active search for Fen
ians. Seven supposed Head Centres
were seized to-day and confined in pris-
on under strong guard.
BERLIN, Dec. 5.-Copnt Bismarck has
resumed the discharge of his duties as
prime minister.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-President Johnson's
message has had no effect upon funds
or American securities.
ROME, Dec. 5.-General Montebello,
commander OF the French forces in this
city, embarked to-day on a French
iron-clad. He was accompanied by
numerous staff. Preparations are
making for the departure of the French
troops on the 18th inst.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-Cotton steady at
prime rates; sales to-day of 10000 bales
middling uplands still quoted at Id.
Breadstuffs unchanged.
LONDON, Dec. 5-Noon-Consols, for
money, at SS15; American securities, U.
S. 5-2Os 7O17; Erie shares 4615; Illinois
Central TX.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-P. M.-Associ-
ate Justice Green took his seat to-day.
This makes full bench of the Supreme
Court of the United States. Under the
rule only ten cases on the docket can be
called each day. The ten called this
morning were of the sixty pending
since the commencement of the rebel
lion relating to Southern litigations.
Fifteen of them were to-day submitted
on printed arguments. Four were con-
tinued.
Senator williams, of Oregon, will
introduce into the Senate on Wednesday
the following resolution:
ResoLVed, That the Committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to make inqui-
ry as to the power of the President to
restore property, confiscated under the
laws OF the United States, to its origi-
nal owners; or, if such power exists, to
what extent it can rightfully be exer-
cised under existing laws: and also
make inquiry into the power of the
Secretary of the Treasury to deliver to
private claimants without judicial pro-
ceedings, property seized by the United
States as captured or abandoned, du-
ring or since the late rebellion, and to
report by bill or otherwise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-06
ATRoCIoUs MURDER!
Near Washington. Pa,
Intended RObBery..-Repor te,l Arrest
or the Murderer who C0nTesSes.
Special to the InteRigcnceT.
WAsHINdToN. PA Dec <


WASHINGTON. PA, Dec. 8.
Last night about 10 o'clock two men
went to the residence of Mr.. Robert
Dinsmore, who lives about six miles
from here, on the AIiddIetown road,
called him to the door and shot him in
the left breast and stabbed him with a
knife. he diedin about two hours from
the effects of the wounds. A man
named:Fogler was arrested, and it is
reported that he confessed to having
committed the deed, and also implica-
ted another man. Previously young
man named Poland had been arrested
on suspicion, but Fogler's confession
exculpates him OF the crime. Mr..
Dinsmore was known to have sold "A
large clip of wool, and was supposed to
have had the money in the house, but
the murderers were frightened away
before they could secure the money.
LATER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAN SUP
POSED TO BE THE MURDERER SAND
STILL AT LARGE.
A man named William Montgomery
is supposed to be the murderer of
Dinsmore, and is still at large.
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Washington sneclnIs.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA special dis |
patch says: Rumors are beginning to
circulate again of a change in the State |
Department. 1t is now said that Hon.
Reverdy johnson is likely soon to take
the portfolio of Secretary Seward. At
all events II is pretty certain that some
thing IS wrong, for it is generally whis-
pered in diplomatic circles that Mr..
Seward will soon retire.
The Republican Senators met in eau
cnss to-day for the purpose of arranE-
ing standing committees OF the Senate.
The committee who have charge of the
matter We're not ready to make their
report, and they adjourned to meet to-
morrow at IL o'clock. 1t appears there
is some difficulty in arranging the
ant committees, the special committee
having decided to depose Doolittle
from the craftsmanship of the Indian
committee, and Dixon from the Post
othce Committee, and Cowan from the
important committees which he holds,
They are casting about to get prop
er men to take these positions,
and this evening had not determined
on the proposed changes. 1t will he
fully decided in to-morrow's caucus,
The Senators to be deposed have no
idea of what is going on. After the
committee question d disposed of, a
move will be made in the caucus to
bring up the question of eleCting new
Vice President, in the place of Senator
Foster. 1t will be opposed by several
Republican Senators, who are disin-
clined to make any change at present.
The friends of Senator Wade, however,
are determined to prosecute the matter
vigorously to secure his election. 1t is
doubtful whether anything can be done
now in the matter. 1t is said that there
will be no election before the 4th OF
MGrch.
1t is reported that Secretary McCul-
loch, anticipating the action which
Congress is likely to take, has ordered
Mr.. Vandyke, Assistant Treasurer, ut
New York, to sell gradually few mil
lions of gold. 1t is pretty certain that
Congress will pass the bill which Gov.
Boutwell, submitted yesterday on this
subject. There has already accumulu-
ted nearly one hundred millions in the
treasury.
Representative Bingham, of Ohio,
emphatically denies the truth of the
paragraph extensively published, that
he was preparing articles against the
President on the ground of completely
in the assassination of the late Presi-
dent Lincoln. He says he never had
such an idea, and therefore never so in
timated.
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Arrested for Arson".SaIe of the Ouin.
CIV and TDnImYrt, E,nIIronaI.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-Police revelations
disclose the fact that the fire at Kansas
City, No., November 23d, was the work
of incendiaries, and that three mem
bers of the firm of Scott, Cutler & Co.,
are the guilty parties. John L. Scott
was arrested here on Saturday, G. A.
Cutler on Monday, and j. 3. Weller is
under arrest at Kansas City. The
fourth and junior member of the firm
is not implicated in the crime.
Cutler, while being confronted by the
Insurance Agent in the office of the
Chief of Police, yesterday, attempted
to kill himself by jumping from the
second story window, but was not Sc
riously hurt.
The Quincy and Palmyra Railroad
was sold yesterday to the Hannibal and
st, Joeseph Railroad Company, for "a
quarter million dollars. The latter
company forms n conjunction with the
Wabash Valley Railroad, and will i'm
mediately commence bridging the Mis-
sissippi at Quincy.
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steamer scotTSS-, .1--,.

NEW York, Dec. 5.-The steamship
Scotland was abandoned at daylight
In the ships boats; the CaptaiT and
Pilot each having charge Of boat.
The boat in charge of the Pilot landed
on Sandy Hook. he reports that the
other boats were swamped, but believes
all hands were picked up by the steam
tug Rescue, as she was near the wreck
when they left. The cargo Is streWn
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MOBILE, Dec. 3.-The racing over the
Magnolia course opened to-day. The
first ace was a dash of one mile for two
year ODDS. 1t was won by Mr.. AIexan-
ders, of Calada.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 5.-The rise in the
river to-day is disengaging all tow
boats stuck on the falls, and will carry
all coal boats to their Southern desti-
nation.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 5.-A dispatch to the
Commercial dated Brownsville, Texas,
Nov. SOth, says that General Sedgwick
occupied Matamoras on the oath ult.,
and the American flag now floats over
that city.
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FROM IKELAND.

Reward ORerei for the Arrest OF las.
Stephens--.BusIness at a stand Still
Failure OF Ihe Potato Crop.
NEW York, Dec. 5.-The Worlds
Dublin correspondence, under date of
November 2Isi, says:
A reward OF one thousand pounds
has been offered for the arrest of James
Stephens.
There is a perfect stagnation in COM
mercial circles. Trade is at a complete
stand still.
The potato crop is alleged to be a
failure, and everything goes to prove
that if something Is not done for Ire
land during the coming year, the coun-
try will present picture of misery and
poverty even worse than in previous
times.
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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNArI.

~ The elegant steamer, ar. Il. HITD-
lsiityaaa49eS4l SON. Capt. Russell, VIM. List.
ca win leave as ABOVE on Friday,
the 9TH inst, at 3 O'clock, d, m. N''''
For freight or ptlSSlSe apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLES CO.,
uCo'2L AGENTS
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The Latest News.

by EELEGRAPH.
Blythe UnIGn Kline:
once corner OF Main and Monroe streest
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DECEMBER 5.-The Post says: AuincreaSed
demand for currency ut the West to move the
hay crop has sprung up within the last few
days. The prospectus OF first mortgage 7
per cent, loan free of Government tax of the
st. Louis, Jacksonville Il Chicago Railroad, Is
advertised here.
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Regular Passenger Packet for PITTS.
burgh, Wheeling and PRrHerabure,


lstla7es 4steGmer "GREY EAGLE" Cant.
llEs@z3zEEJohn GOrlon, a. r. Buntiiic
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for ParkersbufS
every Wednesday and Saturday AT 10 M:
leaves Wheeling for ParkerSbury every
" edneSday and saturday at IL y, M: leaves
farkelSburg for Pittsburgh every Monday
ana Thursday Mt . p. M; leaves Wheeling for
farkersourg every Tuesday and Friday ut Z
Freight received for pittsburgh every Nom
I'm.
BOOTH, BATTELLEA CO.,
ocl Steamboat Agents.
Pittsburgh, wheeling ana Parkcrs.
burg.
~ The steamer LEM LEOTI."
sItIsttsest!S will leave for Petersburg and
IslEzsss1lG allipOlis every tuesday, and FRI
day night of each week at 9o'cIock -
hetnTntng leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
and Thursday ats "a. m.
For freight or passage apply on boartl or IN
-, BOOTH, BATrELLE 4 CO.,
sepSe-II -- Agents.
Pittsburgh, wheeling and Parkcrs-
burg Packets.
The steamer ttBAYARD' C,npt
sIkeG7sf Geo. Moore, will leave for Par
E@zAzA keIsOuTg and GallipOls every
6 N9,hdhX and Thursday night of each week at
Returning, leaves for Pittsburgh Wednes-
and Thursday OF each week at IA. M
For freight or passage, apply on board or To
BOOTH, BATfELLE & CO.,
now Agents.
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DECEMBER 5.-FLoUE-QuIet; No. spring
sll: western spring, bBkerS, SIP.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10000 bus nm u.
terms, C6Tn-Held by cargo at 81 90. ear Iots
q 10. Oais-Inactiye at about soc barley
state y 20; Canada held at 81 OO9I OF. Rye
PEoyIsIoNsa 50. Lard-Iic.
Louisville.
DECEMBER 4.-ReceIpts OF Hogs to-day 1000
mead. SALES at 81; market at close %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-05

LrFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF GEN STONE.
WALL" JAcKsoN-K. Kemper, esq., has
been appointed sole agent for the sale, ia this
place, Of the Life and Campaigns Of General
..Stonewalr' Jackson, written by Rev Dr..
Dabney, and published tor the pecunialy bene-
fit Of Mrs. Jackson, and is a truthful Biogra-
ply Of ore Of America S noblest.sons. The work
vii be p'iuied from a beautiful, clear, new
type, on fine paper, be com prised in one large
volume of over. 100 pages, illustrated with a
splendid life,like steel portraitot Gen jackson,
and eleven diagrams Of the principal battle
fields on which bis brilliant reputation was won.
1t will be furnished to subscribers in extra
English cloth at 81 per cory; in baf calf,
library syle3 s6per copy. Persons DESTROYS
ef obtaining this book must subscribe with Mr..
Kemper, as no one else here will be furnished
with copies
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rnaE VIRGINIA.
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81 ~ ~ = -
Incorporates by the General Assembly, and
composed e. clusively of
yIRGINIAN PROPERTY HOLDERS. 4,
Have determined to send at once to Europe enc
,of their Directors to seeurevthe tenants and la-
borers required in this State Their Commls-
sioner, swho is now arrangingeto, emosrk I =
Great Britain, will be empowered to CONTRACT
with reliable tenants in Europe for he lease ot
lands; either in lurge or small tracts y Eand
owners VINO wish to rent their lands arc invited
to communicate with theSccrftary, at the office
Of the society in Lynchburg, who will furnish
the necessary forms of power of attorney and
Contract to be sign.d by them and the imni-
grants. Each application must estate what rent
will be required, and whether 10 money or pirt
of the crop. Our Commissioner will 60 out ac7
credited as theagent of the Virx imam land-hold-
ers, proposing a5fuirZreniunerntive c"ntract!to
persons who wish to come to this county, and
will take active and energetic measures to place
before the proper classes the advantages OF the
locations which we propose.
Farmers and Others wishing to employ select
ed laborers, are invited to avail themselves of
this organization and communicate with the
Secretary. :, rr. ;,
A Land Register will be kept in the Office OF
tn, Society, where will be regis cred descrlp-
tons of Iandstor sale orllease. in sny part of
the State, which will be brought TO the notice OF
all INN igrants and 9th settlers chilling at the
office, MS we'll as extensively advertised in this
country and abroad. F. q