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We are in receipt Of lettor from
Mr. j. A. WIsLER, u Democratic Ger.
man, residing in Pike County. Ho an.
nounces that he and many other Ger.
mans of Pike, Perry and Fairfield, who
have hitherto regularly voted the Dem
ocratic ticket, will not support p. V
TRUMP, the renegade Knownoyhing
candidate for Congress. The fact that
Mr.. TRUMP was formerly opposed tC
the election Of Catholics to offices o.
trust, and was also in favor of compell
ing foreigners to remain in this coun
try twonty.one years before they were
permitted to exercise the right of the
elective franchise, is the reason assign
cd for the course adopted by Mr.. Wis
LER and his German friends, They
request the present Representative, w
d. FINCK, who received their Jealous
support in 1862 and 1864, to use his in
Auence toward tho defeat of the Know
nothing nominee, They appear t
have great confidence in the honesty
of Mr.. FINoK, (much more, we think
than he is entitled TO- but plainly tol
him that if he fails to comply with thei
demand, that they will remember hin
hereafter. They earnestly appeal t.
the entire foreign element of tn,
Twelfth District to mako united anC
powerful effort to prevent the election
of man who is so diametically oppos
cd to tho interests of every foreigner
Circleviile Union.
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T1rThoso wanting good hOme.mAdo


WThosO wanting good home-mado
clothing this fall will do well to call
upon Peters, Miller & Bro, as they
have beon and are now manufacturing
their own Fall and Winter clothing,
oyer,coats &C., which, are No. |, and
will give entire satisfaction. Wewould
advise all that want good clothing, to
give them a call; also those wanting
clothing made to order. One of tho
firm is now East buying in large
stock of piece goods, notions, hats, &c,
&C., which will be eready for exhibition
in a few days. Call and see them.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27
Great Meeting at Chiiiicothe noxt Sat-
urdRy.

The following distinguished speak
ers are announced to be present at the
great meeting of soldiers and citizens
at Chillicotho next Saturday;
Hon. SAMUEL Mckee, of kentucky,
Gen'l. u. f. MOVES, Hon. john A,
BINGHAM and Hon. JAMES SLOANE.
This is powerful array, and gives
assurance of grand intellectual and
patriotic foast for tho thousands who
will assemble; besides which, a great
feast of good things for tho physical
man is to be provided in Emmitt'f
Grove, where the meeting is to be
held,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE PICTO-
RIAL BOOK OF ANECDOTES AND
INCIDENTS OF THE REBELLION,

Heroic Patriotic, Romaatc, Humorous, and Irdgieol
Splendidly Illustrated with over 300 fine Por-
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The Valiant and Brave Hearted, the Picturesque
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and Pathetic. Tho Roll of Fame and story, Camp,
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beeds of Women, and the whole Panorama of tho
War are here thrlllingly portrayed in mastery
manner. at once historical and romantic, rendering
II the most ample, unique, brilliant and readable
book that the war has called forth.
Amusement as well as instruction may he found in
every page, as graphic detail, brilliant wit, and au-
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ofliterary art.
This work sells ITSELF The people are tired ofdry
details and partiEan works. and want something hu.
moIous, romantic and startling. Our agents are
making rom 500 to $500 per month"; clear Of all ex
penses. Send for circulars, giving null particulars,
and seeour terms and proof OF the above assertion
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
lis West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27

PosTpoNEMENT OF TIE STATE FAIR
The Ohio State Fair, which was to
have been held at Dayton this week
has been postponed to tho 10th of Oc'
tober, on account of high waters and
consequent impaired condition of road:
and bridges in all directions.
Several Of the county fairs in thi'
State have boen postponed for similar
reasons.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27

ONO CONFERENCE NJ. b. CHuRcH.-
This body commenced its annual ses.
sion at Columbus yesterday. The at.
tendance of minister's is very large,
and the proceedings promise to be in
teresting and important. Tho Colum'
bus Journal is publishing full reports,
which will, make that paper vcry desir'
able to those wishing to preserve a rec
ord of the doings OF tho Conference.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27

We have cable ncws from Europe to
the 22d, Peace negotiations between
Saxony and Prussia are procecding-
The Arch Duke Albrccht has been ap.
pointed Commander in. Chief of the
Austrian armies. Important captures
of Fenians and Fenian arms have been
effected in England Five.twentics
were 721 in the London market on
Saturday.
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United States Rev.
enue Tax.

NOTICE is hereby given that all duties assessed
on the Annual list for 1866 for the county of Fair.
field, in the State Of Ohio are due and payable and
are required to be paid on or before the @Oth day
OF September, 1896.
All persons whs have not already paid their taxes
are hereby notified to calfund pay tho same, on or
costs and penalties,
Said taxes a,c payable at tho Collectors office, in
Lancaster, Ohio, JOHN A. HUNTER
Collector Int Rev. 18th Dis. of Ohio.
SeDt 90 IS6G--2w
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Returns from all the towns and cit
les in Maine, except fifty, which gave
in 1864 an aggregate vote of only 3,O27,
give General Chamberlain 27,778 ma.
jority in total vote Of l0S,67S, max
ing clear Republican gain of 1887
The total vote OF the State will foot ur
$4,000, with 27,5OO majority for Cham
bcrlain.
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Gen. B. F. BUTLER, of Mass. will be
in Nemark on Wednesday, Oct. 3D.
and in Columbus on the day following
and will address the people at eact
place. This bare announcement will
bc sufficient TO bring out tho people by
thousands at both places.
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TuE Lang AsTER MEETING.

In conseq qucnce of tho great meet
ing of soldiers and citizens to come Oft
at Circlevillc on the 4th and 9th OF
October, and the meeting announced
for Gen. Butler at Newark on the 3D.,
both of which meetings will be attend
ed largely by citizens OF Fairfield
county-the appointment for a mass
meeting in Lancaster on October ID,
is withdrawn.
There will, however, be meeting
in this place on the eUening Of October
3D. "Wednesday nexD, which will be
addressed by our gallant nominee fol
Congress, Gen. WELLS S, JONES, and
other speakers. Let him have such
meeting, and such q welcome as to con
vince him that Fairfield Unionsts are
awake TO the Importance of the pend
ing struggle, and determined to atforc
him the encouragement of their unltec
and earnest support.
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Snake swallowing snake.

NJ. Stevenson, in his speech here
the other night, said it seemed TO bc a
matter Of doubt whether the so-called
National Union party would succeed
in swallowing the Democratic party,
Or the latter in swallowing the former.
1t is certainly fact that the Johnson
snake has got the democratic snake by
the tail, a0d the democratic snake has
got the johnson snake by the tail; and
both arc nearly strangled in the effort
to gulp each other down. 1t is mat
tor of perfect indifference to the people
whether they both choke right where
they are, or each succeeds in swallow,
ing the other clean out of sisht-nevcr
after to experience what happened to
Jonah.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical Notice.

TAR. Il. CONE MAY BE CONSULTED
u Dat the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON at the Colborn House on
April lst, May and .; June 20 "a; July 28 and
20; Sept. and 2; Oct and 7.
In LANCASTER, at the 1allmadge House, on Mon
days after the Express Train arrives going West;
until it goes West on Tuesday, May7; June 20; July
80, September 3; 0ctober8.
| DR.. CONE cures all forms of Chronic Diseases, as
Dyspepsia in all its various varieties all diseases Of
the Lungs and Air passages as Laryngits, Bronchi-
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generally; all dis
eases of the Heart, Blood and Blood Vessels: all
diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Cho-
lrai nervous mnutrtion; alt diseases Of Females 8,
enlarged Tonss, and all forms of Scrofua; also ali
diseases of the Eye and Ear, and all other Chronic
| Diseases
ES-No charge for consultation, but cash for medl
cines. tAprfl o, 1sG6-2-1yl
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The CircIeviiie soldiers and Cit.
ZcMs' Meeting.
EXTRA TnAIN--HALF FARE!

EXTRA TRAIN--HALF FA RE!
Great preparations are making for
the meeting at Circlevillc on the 4th
and 5th of October. We would eXhort
the Union people of Fairfield to turn
out in force to swell the proportions OF
the crowd that will gather on that oc'
casion. Tho invitation is gonoral-to
citizens as well as soldiers-their
wives, mothers, daughters, fathers,
sons, and all thoirrelatons A grand
meeting is in prospect, and general
coed time is sure to be realized, wealth.
or proving propitious.
Just as we 60 to press with our pa
per, we are authorized to say that an
extra train will bc run for the accom-
mediation of all who may wish to at,
tend the meeting. Train will leave
the depot aboutnine o'clock, Half faro
only will bo charged where passengers
purchase tickets before entering the
cars
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CONGRESS, 18th DISTRICT.
Gen. w ELLIS S. 80 n ES,
Of Pie County, Ohio.
For Judge of Common Pleas-Fairfcld
Perry and Hooking,
JAMES r. GR0GHAN,
of Hooking.
ralrneld county Union Ticket.

The following ticket for county OH
GERS is recommended BY the Unio'
Central Committee to the cordial sup
port of the Union voters of Fairfield
to-wit
Probate Judge,-David Pence.
Clerl1,-George +. Hamlin.
Sheriff, Capt. Daniel Sullivan.
Auditor,-Robert j. Black.
Commissioner BENZ +. Gingher.
Observation-Disclosures Abbott.
Surveycr,-.Gershom Williams.
Inf Director,--Thomas H. White.
Coroner
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27

The journeyman shoemakers Of Cir
cleville struck for higher wages last
week. The employers, with ono ex-
ception, acceded to their demands.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27

The District Fair held at Circleyillc
week before last, is reported to have
been decided success.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27
LIST OE LETTERS,

Bussman Anton Knoeller J
Berry A Mr. Laise E f
Boiley Cyrus Ramsey Flora (or
Burk Mary mothcr)
Bawer Solamon Ruble Isabelle
Bercher VIM Robinson Samuel
Cox Samuel B & CoStewert A.
Davis Anna Miss Schaertzer l.
Fetters Isaac Strunk Sarah j
Harper -- (care Sands Simeon
the Machinest) Thomson S Il Mrs
Jackson Henry Ii Weaver Men ervia
Knoellcr Godfricd
These letters are subject to an extra charge OF on
| cent q. NJ. IL. WlSEMANi r. NJ
PerC. II Williams, Asst.
| Lancaster, September, q 1856.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27

D@- Teeth beautifully filled SO as to
preserve them through life, at Won
BoNnoRsT's Dental Rooms. ic 2S
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27

Col. INGERsoLL's S SPEECH No sub
scriber should fail to read the speech
given in this weeks Gazette 1t will
be found one of tho best of the cam
paign.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-27

GtAUTION.- Whereas, my wife, Minerva Colo.
Y Igher, has left my bed and board without just
canse or provocaton all persons are hereby warned
against harboring or trusting her on ~ account, ms
am determined to pay no debts Of her contracting
after this date LAFAYETTE G0LL0GHER
Sept. q, lSi0--3Wa
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Union State Ticket.

AEmBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN NJ. B. II r E Il h,
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LANcAsTER, ONO, Aug. 2S, 1866.
Mr.. II O. Wedrer-l hereby certify your Mexican
Bitters cured my Daughter of Agie and Fever OF
medicine iallcd She Is doing well and lmproynqifI
health. JOHN PEARCE, Boot Shoe Manfr.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21
Chicken Justice IN LaCroesa.

Monday forenoon, there came of befor
police Judge Hubbard in this city aaolhe
lawsuit, the particulars Of which are as fol
lows
Reinhardt Hendricks, on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, brought suit against :. Brick = Pome
i roy, TO recover pay for two roosters shot by
tie defendant with revolver, the chicken,
belonging TO the plaintiff, to the value Of fifty
cents each. Through tie kindness Of the
Judge tie case has been adjourned from week
to week till the return OF the defendant from
an electioneering tour of Indiana This morn
ing the case came of, ex-maror Hon. James
l. Lyndes being the counsel for the prosecu-
ton, the defendant appearing in his own de-
fence.
The court room was crowded, for the idea
Of trying an editor for stealing or shooting
chickens was anovelty. The plaintiff brought
in his BILL swore to its correctness. testified
that be owned The chickens. that they were
raised BY a hen belonging to him, that he saw
defendant shoot them that he repeatedly
asked the defendant to settle for them, and
failing to get pay or satisfaction he was com
PEELED to bring suit, and asked for Judgment
Of one dollar and costs
The defendant admitted shooting the chick
ems and proved by four reliable witnesses the
following facts;
In April, 1866, the defendant owned fast
running trick mare, Kitty, which animal
was kept in a stable hired by him, and cared
for by one Of bis employees Through little
hole in the barn or stable the plaintiffs hens
would fly in and eat oats intended for the
mare Kitty" and on the approach of any
one would fly cut In an old barrel in the
stable, one of the hens, black one, made her
nest, laid thirteen eggs therein, and proceeded
to raise family. When the hens cot ready
to set, the defendant instructed the boy who
took care Of the mare to 20 down town, pur-
chase thirteen eggs Of J. w. Robinson & Co.,
grocers, and put them In the nest, first remoy-
ing the other eggs. The boy did so, as was
proved. He then personally drove the hen
out Of the stable a dozen times or more-he
tried TO make her leage-she would not, but
proceeded to incubale her eggs, duly bought
and paid for, without lis consent, leave or
license, after repeated efforts on his part and
BY his agents 70 have her yacate his premises
And further, when she had patched bis eggs,
she ran away with his chickens, eleven in
number, two eggs not producing chickens
10 her services be brought an offset, the use
Of stable and board bill, in tie shape Of oats,
he charged her with two eggs She spoiled, .
and demanded judgment for the balance of
Tie flock, nine in number at fifty cents each .
And besides, he proved that the chickens did
not belong 70 that hen, for she was black,
while the chickens we're red or speckIed +
Hendricks has sued all bis neigh6ors for some
little triling matter, half dozen times each
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21

Agents for the sale Of Agricultural implements o al
kinds, Mills Machinery, Bclting &c, &c.
MarshaH Observation-Disclosures. Texas
WHOLESALE and Commission Department ia !heir
wv large fire proof Brick WAREHOUSES; 1T the Depot
Retail! ard Sample Departments IN their Store Hotses
north side Ct the public square.
Liberal advances made on consignments, and special
attention paid to the sale shipment Of Cotton Wool
Hides, Agricultural Implements, Mills Machinery FUR,
nituTe, Stoves &c. dc. roiO-ay
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21
The Cholera---Its Prevention and Cure.
Editors National InteiIire0eer


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W. 'ne enc'oScq paper OF the aIl-aosofblH:
2"2Jsc' ., el0leFa. IL Is nom the pen OF al
- ~ "uolii L"re Anomh from my 0oY
n.y. III PLactIceu III profession WIN emf
w.. success q JeAefsoh county "a, Wber
tr '1s',,e' gU' sol'g ears since removed L
P'i5s' Le"H. II iS-tAe ialhef Of the Iatt
IL ~ H .'iu1Ii I''lieil'eu young physician
IN: "a 81 1'''' % loiI9 ana So l"VorablJ
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1910 = 'llC1.'otiie' liii5 ~ tAe ume oi hl>
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ISo,,t1 IN 800 rs PuoLcalion, l Aafs
,.;.L - ~ ii'uoii 8ooa' ana Will Pc READ
49, ,.-'l,ssI y ',le numerous patrons q your
',.'S ., ''''i9 HoiioI ca journal.
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5.oi'i:' oi"'Ii'5 cop'oos and almost
y J'OtoN'' resembling ice water IN
III anu solsIs,ehCe coid Tongue, breath
IT, 10y SAIn oa'ned u PerspIralon, Of q
fnrror III ;,,;I 4 ecu over '9e hahds
Is eios I''io couh'elahce SunAen and SO
- e ~. = y easlly recognised even
y l'l'-ies anu y many cases violent sPasms
=. We n,''so'G9 ., 'i'e arms ana legs comes on
ol- eu ~ ''.o 'oii9I % INC sufferer or
81 c,,at go i, Z lo,l''t'se.
.1uG'' a . 'l0 uSuai SyiaP1on'S o. cHoefa as
H. ,3U;,'''iis'' no"e'eI, Il Is even more
.s''i''e' A.Ln"5 ~ patent aver sPasm or
80 ' I - "'l'Iou1 Fontln9. a'affhea'
- 'is'-!S Hsei,9 ''o"h u nave laiIeh Gown
& .,,J sn,,1 i r. = III: - ale" moments
n su"sa' "'p i,.'i W.T. Y ATTACKS ~ asa,
%''ta' ~ u . o.oAo o0'' 'ha' 'ne natives called
- =! '.o Ai"oiG hSua9e, lhe Death BLOW.
prevalence every case of JisorGerad s, ,,9
and bowels should be REGARDED as mild foro,
of the disease. and treated at once with caro-
and attention IN tba NEGLECT "a NH fbon-
sands have Derisbed,
ITO be forewarned is ia ba f,reormad ,,
Keep on hand. therefore, best mustard ona a.
two cans; II. Of canpbor fur ounces +.
cardamon comp, one ounce. essence pepper
mint, one ounce paregorjc, four onnces Lind
anum, two ounces. chIoroform ina onnces
ainoer sjrnp. four ounces
Cholera Mixture. SnInbpric etbn,. f,r,
ounces Nj. carda,non comm ana onnre !.
opium nau3anum ] baIf a. ounce j. nv
y6ni.a half 3racbn,. cr4osofa LoIf o
drachm. Mix and Keen tbe NH weI ston1ad
Cholera PiIs-CaIomcI one drachm mi
um, twelve Grains oil ofcinnaron fonr dro5s.
sufficient for twelve bills
Cholera Powders Quinine iva drachn,s
sub nit, bismutb one and = half drachr,s
Mix and divide into sfv nowdors
.D;arrhraa pills -pnly.rfzal or;,,,, ,,,of,..
grains caIomeI tao Grains g5ater q I'D
irons for twelve nils
These names are givc7 al, convenience -
~ tIe rr.7ar8r;ons HI vo-r Nina and u r,,.o-
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21

-
BEST DRESSED MAN IN pARIs.-A young
English banister has succeeded in marrying
NJ lie. R, the wealthiest heiress in Paris,
and connected with one of the highest FAM
lies. TIE young lady was known to possess
an undistinguished weakness for a well dressed
man, and, by loudly expressing this opinion
had been of more service to the tailors Of Paris
within the last year than count d'Orsay, in
double the space Of time The hairister had
many rivals, but the most formidable was a
gentleman acknowledged to be The most ap-
proved dandy in Paris. The lady selected
these-two to decide from, and invited them
both her chateau The Frcnchman de-
clared 10 bis friends that he meant to cut the
matter short at once by so outshininp Tie
Englishman by his dress chat the latter would
retire -fycn the field crushed to atoms by the
superior skill he was determined to manifest
on the occasion. The Engishman said moth
ing, made no boast, but accepted the invita-
ton, and, together, by the same train, the two
rivals left Paris for the seat Of war Itso hap
pened that the French dandy had furnished
himself with a regular trousseau for the occa-
sion, at the great English taors, in the rue
dc Hcldar, and the English tailor, out Of sheer
compatrotism, had told Mr. H Of what it
was composed. A sudden idea flashed across
the brain Of the barrister His servant, one
Of the sanctifed hypocritieal rou6 wallets, for
whom London was always famous, is some
thing about the height and size OF the French
pretendu Nr. H Immediately ordered
for this ally .he exact counterpart Of every
suit already ordered By the Marquis de la b
The first day. at dinner, the poor young mar
qus was rather disconnected, when, upon en-
tering the diningroom. his glance aIighted
upon the very counterpart Of himself, stand
ing stiff and se!fcentred behind the English
mans chair; and he locked angrly at his RI
val to see if any insult was Intended but the
Englishman was too intent upon making him
self agreeable to the lady to notice his rufled
temper. The second day the same scene was
enacted, although our hero had completely
changed even the style Of his white tournure
and again was the same ill-humor displayed
during the whole Of dinner, while Ldr. H
was probing by the silence Of bis witty rival
The third and fourth repeGtions were too ri.
dicuIous. The young marquis, too clever anC
"a a.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21

in a recent speech daLivereI'ia paio, Mr.
Eauaudingham, referring to Tie proposed att
tempt to impcach the president, said
But no matter; let ne warn alt concerned
tha.lbisp pretended impeachment Tits intended
deposition Of The president, will 5e.resisted TO
the last extremity. He IS president under the
constitution, and has precisely the same right
10 his office to the end of bis FERN, March 4,
1863, that the members 81 The setate or the
housc, or any other of the officers Of the gov
eminent have, and these men will lind mil
lion hearts Of OAK and arms Of stcc, 10 defend
him in that right. We want 40 more war,
above all no more civil wan; bat Il they win
force It, It shall be-; It wit. be ~ III to the
knife, and the knife to the AiI1'
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21

The agitation in England for the recall! Of
the African slave squadron grows in strength
daily. Now that slavery IS abolished in Amer
lea, il is said there is no need for its mainte-
nance while The miseries, priya,ions. and
mortality Of the crews on board its vessels are
alone sufficient to demand lis recall It is
yerred that. en- moderate computation. four
white seaman. officers and men have been
buried for every brother saved from slavery.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21

Medical men advise MI Seward 10 retire
from public life.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21

Vermont paid $1,000 0.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
GEO. LAMkIs, seo'y. q

HoLiDAY GooDs.-As It is ap-
proacliihg tho time whehit becomes
us to follow the good old example Of
ages past, by making our friends and
kindred happy by some chaste and
beautiful gift, it behooves us to find
some place wherea large assortment
of gifts suitable for the occasion can
be found and without paying exhOr-
bitant prices for them, Our friends
HERsHIsER 4 MYERS, at the Corner
Drug aud Book Store, havejust com
pleted receiving a splendid lot Of
goods suited to the purse of both the
rich aud poor, and will use their'best
endeuvor to suit all. Don't fail to
go and examine the large stock OF
Stereoseopes and views, Photographs,
Albums, Bibles, Perfumes and Per-
fume satchets, cases, and all kinds OF
ladies and gents toilet articles. You
can't help being suited.