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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25
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The Commissioner of Statistics, in
his Report for 1860, says: "One-half
tho pig iron made in the State is made
in tho two counties of jackson and
Lawrence. There is belt of Iron,
comparatively untouched, because it
is moro remote from tho rivers and
railroads"
AT least three-fourths of the coal
mined in the State is from tho counties
which will bc reached by this road
and its connections. or tho 25,433,-
200 bushels mined in 1860, 100000
bushels wero mined in Meigs, and q
500, 900 bushels in Lawrence. Ath.
ems produces immensely.
The following letters, in reference
to the construction of tho road arc
from NJ. NJ. Greene, Esq tho one ad.
dressed to'the Committee on the Right
of Way Of fthis county, and tho othcr
to the Columbus Journal
I ~ ATHENS, Jan. 10th 1866.
John d. Martin and others, a,
Com. on Right of Way" Lancaster:
| We finished our survey to Co.
lumbus on Monday and returned homo
last evening. l mot with all the at
tontion and interest along the line
that one could ask. and found a very
good line and ono that can be built
cheaply but even thon, will cost ful-
Iy up to the views Of the gentlemen
who propose to take hold of tho en-
terprisc. At Winchester they formed a
committee who agreed to get the
Right OF Way from the crossing at Lit
tie Walnut to Big Belly somo / miles,
which will relieve you somo as that
takes some three miles in your coun-
Ity.
My,judgment is that tho starting of
the enterprise will depend on the
"Right of Way" question, If offered
promptly, with but little cash, | think
It can be mado to move, but If not, it
is doubtful whether it can be started
at all. 1t will take US from twenty to
thirty days TO got up profile and cs-
innate of the line, and before that time
| trust | shall receive from you tho
Right Of Way through your county on
tho very least terms that it Gun be
had.
! shall devote my entire timo to the
ento, prise until tho question is settled
whether il will go ahead or not and
feel satisfied that no effort will be
lacking on your part to assist me.
Yours Truly,
Al NJ GREENE
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STOP FELLoW.clTIzENii

1 wish to say 10 you that am now
closing out my large and extensive
stock of Clothing at greatly reduced
prices. LIDO not wish to humbug the
people by saying that 1 will soil at
cost, but I will say that am resolved TO
sell you cheaper than any other Cloth.
ing House in the city. l can give you
a better selection of goods than any
other House. Call and soc for your.
self P. RISING.
janis, ,1866-tf.
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JuAREz A FUGITIVE AGAIN.
The French Occupation OrNIcxicO
WAsurNuroN, January 21.
THE FuGACIoUs JUAREz.

WASHINGTON, January 21.
THE FuGACIoUs JUAREZ.
Information has been received here
to tho effect that, on December 8, Jua-
reZ, with 215 men, flod from Chihua.
hua, previously lovying $4,000 on the
town. The Impcrialist forces entered
the place without resistance.
FRENCH TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAW.
There seems to bo no doubt that, by
the last steamer from Europe, the
State Department received positive
assurances from Paris that the French
troops in Mexico will be withdraw
within stated and early peried.
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LEGISLATIvE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
Saturday, Jan. 20. 1866,

'0VEV'' VIZ ! VsE''' sV' HOVVF
BILLS INTRODUCED ON LEAVE.
By Mr.. Critchfeld A bill regulat-
ing the hours of manuel labor. (Eix-
ing the legal time at eight hours per
day.
Mr.. Doan: A bill to amend the 92d
section of act of jurisdiction and pro-
cedure before Justices Of the peace, &c.
Mr.. Sadler: A bill supplementary
to act 10 provide for locating and con-
structing bitches, &C., in townships,
passed May l, 1862.
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FARMERS and CIrIzENs-Butterfeld
has the best chewing tobacco in the
city. Give him a call and hs will
suit you. Opposite Rober, Kutz 4
Ulrick's Store. ta4a
January 4th, 1966-4w*.
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HOUSE.
BILLS PASSED.

Mr.. Follett's bill, To amend tho 9th
section of an "act relating to DOVER"
By this bill the practice Of the courts
is made to conform to the "Code."
Mr.. Coan's bill, To amend the pre-.
sent law in relation to the payment Of
cost in prosecutions for minor offences,
so as to require the County Commits.
sioners to make quarterly, instead of
annual, allowances, as under the pre-
sent law. l~t.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Larwill offered tho following
preamble and resolution, which went
over under the rule: ~ r'
WHEREAS, The workingmen of tho
City of Columbus propose TO hold q
meeting on the 25th Of January, for
the purpose Of advancing the eight
hour system, and promoting tie in
terests of labor generally; and,
WHEREAS, The Hall Of this House
is no longer retained exclusively for
purposes Of legislation therefore,
Resolped, That the use Of this Hall
be rendered to the workingmen oi
Columbus for the purpose Of holding
the said meeting on tho evening ofthe
25th. AZ
The House then adjourned till Mon
day.
SENATE.
Monday, Jan, %.
| Mr.. Mcfarland offered the follow
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Mr.. Finck, who represents this Dis,
trict In CongrAss,. has distinguished
himself BY introducing bill to repeal
lhe test oath.
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The OmciaI Vote.

The following is the vote for State
officers, as counted by the joint con-
vention ofboth houses of the Legisla
turc, on Thursday last:
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OF the Papers vi. the Iath
District.

The following is a last of the news
papers oftho 18th Congressional Dis
trict, with their circulation, as return.
cd to tho Assessors Office in July 1865:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO Teachers or Clerks Of
Districts.

Teachers or Clerks OF Districts wishing TO intro
duce Wilson's Series of Readers and Spoilers can OBJ
tain them for first Introduction into their schools at
rates, at the bookstores Of MesaTh
BRENNEMAN and TUTHlLL, Lancastor,0.
Dec2S, lSB5-6m"
TKALL'S VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved tselrto be the most
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public.
ItiS aV sgetlble compound, and contains no iAju-
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IT Will RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS oRIGI-
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No PERSON. old or young, should fail TO use II. 3.
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nS- Ask for Halls Vegetable Sican Hair Renew.
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h''" Nashua, N. H., Propristors.
For saleby oil druggists. Nov. le-s4 ems
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Sherman's majority.......

onerHan uiaJorlLy ...'.......' "
The Democrats complimentcd Judge
Thurman with their vote. This was
we'll enough, as he is perhaps the
ablcst man in their party in tho State.
Wspeed not say that we are graft
fed at the no election OF Mr.. Sherman
We stated in our issue Of week before
last thatwe were in favor Of going into
immediate election, and Of returning tho
present incumbent. John Sherman's
roctitude and craftsmanship and B. f..
WadS's grit and devotion TO principle
will continue the influence Of Ohio in
the National Legislature. a,g
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kANcAATFR. OHIO:
sisA. ssas sEEaMAs RsI.lsoTnD a.,.
fasAseA4 JAA. 25, lsss.

tlaA. JOAN SHERMAN RE.ELECTED
NNtr9B STATES sENAToR.
On Wednesday evening, tho 18th,
the Union members of the Legislature
held q caucus and nominated Hon.
John Sherman, for reelection to tho
Senate. The vote stood,
Fsra Ballot Sherman, 4G; schenck,
2s; Bingham, l6.
Secoad Ballot-Shorman 40; Schcnck,
2si Bingham, IL; blank, 2.
On Thursday, the 18th, the Genor.
ally Assembly met in Joint Conven-
tion and reelected Mr.. Sherman Sen
ator for six years, from tho 4th Of
Mnrrh- 1877 The vote afood--
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of Fife.

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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS IS THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND EXTRA
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA,

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The Chief Causes of Pestilence DESTROYED.

| DE; 4. COURTARET'S DISINFEOTING FLUIDS
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AUCTION SALES.


], JOHN EDGAR THOMSON Trustee in a certain
scibed executed By Inc Tyrone and cieaited ESiroSd
Tq 81 bonds OF Shd
Company ~, 20 the % SmSup OF SZ2 OS which Mortgase Is
the office tor ecording deeds etc in and for the county
book A. pages and s. and in the Office for re
cordng deeds etc in and for the county Centre
page ayd notice that dest PRSE
S % DUE SnS % aIs S m o iaG &
IN pursuance Of the written eguest to me directed the
bonds and by virtue of the power cd upon me
that respect y the sald Mortgage expose to public sale
q SvhS,, AuGtioneers, at the PnILADELPHIA EX.
HAhGE 10 ihe ci,y Of hiaeephia on Thursdsy, the
conditions hereinafter stated, the Whole of the said
The Whole OF that section of said Tyrone and Clear
held Railroad from the point of erseetlon with the
county Pennsyva ania to Philipsburg Centre county,
with all and sngu ar the railways rails, bridges
fences, PRIVILEGES rights, and all real property Of
Company and all the tolls income issues and profits
to be derived and to arse from the ana a. the
lands used and occupied Tor railways, depots
tons between said points with al the buildings stand
ing thereon or procured T5 GRTGSii11v hereto
he lands, railways rails bridges, culverts, trest O.
OF way workshops, machinery, stations, depots depot
cS estate buildings and Improvement" o. W6StoVer
nature or kind apperaining or belonging to the above
Tyrone and Gearae failroad and owned by said Com
pany in connection therewi h
he sai0 section of Tyrone and Cleared Railroad
extending from the intersection OF the YIonc and Clear
eld Railroad with the railroad ormerly belonging to
the yrone and Lockhaven Railroad Company, but now
70 the Bald Eage Valley Railroad Company, is about
20 miles in length. - .,..
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 OF the purchase money uald in cash when
the property struck OFF, and the balance within 20 days
thereafter
PAYMENT on account of the saiu balance of purchase
mOnev, to the of the dividend thereof payable
the bonds secured by the said mortgage and The ma
ued coupons 1.-THE said bondsmay be made in the said
bonds coupons; and If the dividend is less than the
actual sum cue upon the said bonds or coupons, the
holders may retain possession OF the said bonds and
coupons Teceiptng said Trustee for tn said
dividend and endorsing payment of the same on the
bonds coupons
Upon the purchase money being paid as aforesaid the
Trustee will execute and deliver deed OF convey ancC
the premises to the purchaser or purchasers in
suancc OF the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
ANY further information in respect to said sale, OF
premises may be had upon applica ton to the under
road Compa NO. 23S S. Third street, Phtade phia.
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee
No. 238 s. THIRD Street,
NJ. THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers,
5 q mf4m Nos. l30 and l4l 8. FOURTH rect
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NJ T ! c E.
l. r. FRANKLIN RALEY, Trustee in a certain Indeu-
Of % @ OF the o desc 6SG
the principal and interest of bonds of SAID Company
day Of Te6raa5gA b 1851 and reSSTdsa g the Sj6Go
on the 4tI day Of February A. D. 1861 in mortgage
book b. page 1ls etc. and in the office for recording
day Of February A D. 1861 in mortgage book T. PAGE
400 etc. do hereby give notice thai deIaut having been
interest due and demanded the said bonds, will
Of Of the Soders OF more than s20 IN amount OF the said
bonds. and BY virtue of the power conferred upon
sale and sen to the highest ana best bidder, by n.
thursday the 9th day Of September A .. 1866 upon
Of the said mor'P aged premises and franchises VII:
field Railroad from tyrone Station Blair county Penn
sylyania, TO Phipsoufg in Centre county, PennsyL,
all nd n singular the 6GSe: 6aw a GHS5 rs
real property 0! every description acquired by and e.
longing 70 SAID Company aPpgrtIenan to said road
franchises OF said road and company and all the tolls
the nd PG GoS m the 10 s lands seS SG
P wiz all Rss nd dT %G
AND GENERALLY.
All the lands railway raj bridges culverts, tres
tie works, toorhouSos, coal-honses wharves, tences
rights OF way, workshops machinery, statons depots,
t9Fe real estate bpildnI S, ana improvements Of
the aforementioned property and to the said sec ion
of the said IN rome and CleGre Railroad and owned
by said ompany in connec ION Herewith, and all the
rights liberties privileges and corporate franchises of
said ROAD andCompany.
The said section OF the said Tyrone and Clearheld
Railroad extending from said TyrOae Station Blair
county to and through the borough of Pnllpsburg, in
Centre county, is about 231a miles in length.
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 of the chase to be paid in cash when
the property struck OIL and the balance within twenty
days thereafter
PAYMENT on account of the said balance of purchase
money the extent the dividend thereof payable
bonds by the said ana the matured
coupons of the said bonds, may be made in the said
| than the actual sum due upon the said bonds
| and coupons. the holders NAV retain possession
OF the said bonds and conpons on recelptng to the
said Trustee Tor the SAID dividend and endorsing pay
| ment Of the same ON the said bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid aforesaid the
Trustee win execute deliver deed of conveyance
OF the premises the purchaser purchasers In pursu
| ance of the power conferred upon him by the said
| mortgage
| Any further information respect to the SAID sale
premises may be had application 10 the undersgne
Trustee AT his Office No AZ South THIRD Street in the
0'' VI r. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee
| No, AZ south Third street
NJ THOMAS g. SONS, Auctoneers,
| 6 IL m3m Nos. l39 and l4l South FOURTH Street
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DEGIsTERS NOTICE.-TO ALL CREDl-
~ tors, Legatees, and % other persons interested
dia on the dates atiixed to their names fe the
whose names are undermenn0ned in the othce OF the
AdmlHstraton in and for City ana County Of Phia
and that tS the % any w be to the
don and allowance, on the third FRIDAY In August
next at 10 O'Clock in the morning, at the County Court
House In said city.
june 20, Daniel Smith, Administrator d b. n. ofJACOB,
otherwise JAMEe K, POLK, deceased
- 80, Peter D; Myers administrator OF MARY
80 WprthRSp EM FR6 am George Ford Executors
3O Ann hSo,mpsoH, Adminstratrix of WILLIAM
" 80. Agnes g. Ills, ExecutriN OF THOMAS MILLS,
deceased ,., ,,...-
Executors or CHARLES WRIGHT, de-
GeS2f9M S9RM l. cGpSSs coSS1lA AdRG0r aosos.5S of WILL
Mary hHSaFGS 4n4Ttrasata c. OF
Ann S9h4 apo John sgden Executors OF
5, Henry NJ. DeoGert, Administrator of JACOB
5, sarah Roberts, Administrators OF EDWARD
WHu%sR susRN 1ESS%Rp EGPSH aeGaassd c. a
l. william H. Seeley and Lempe 3; JpsAse' AS- AZ
49, Pres "a Henry Dsssss saaesssS *
H. Martha aGT9S S Sqa S0sSpa a. SSy
DER, deceased.
20. Mark Deyne and Catharine McAtee, EXecu-
| tors of THOMAS MICA TEE deceased
| " 2l Char es Harbert Executor OF ISAAC HAIR
| BERT, uece ased.
| o3 John Esray. Jr and Philip s. Fsray, EXecu-
tors of JOHN ESRAY. deceased
| - "a Archer w. Cloves, Executor OF ELLEN
| CLOVES, dec ased
| "a PennsS lyania COMPANY, for Insurance on
Lives, Etc Administrators d, b. n. c. t. a. OF
ALEXANDER TOWAR, deceased
" 26, Robert artin, Executor of EDITH PAfN-
TER, deceased. ~, =,
MARIANI deceased
\ " 26 George Truman ana Edward Hopper, Executors
| OF SARAH PEA RS ON, deceased.
| 727H FREDERICK M ADAMS, Register.