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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
FOR COMMISSIONER or r"yryrE.

Nn. HARPER Ynu will please aunnarrc HY. 4.
VI. Ai.N EESbE. IL 4 '".n;,,c :trr Cu,u,.i~ ,iu:,-
or ct H." Revenue fer the, FIRST 's;Ti., u :nu.p-
shire count. At the Uctctcr c,yrluu
MhEI VOTERS
.""f We are authorized 10 nnn"urcc Mr. VII
LIAM BARRETT, 81 candidate :ur CDinus> III
cr OF the ErrcnGc for ;,,c !ir.; District 81. laur-
SHIRE county: nj the October election.
III We arc authorized TO ;,:.uou..., t:Epn;:t,
i!AH: Esq. aS Il candidate for fn,n:ni ;pncr OF
Inc hrNcnir for III" First listI, CT lia::,,,.hP,
county. II! the coming fall rrrtinn irp.
.T.s- We are authorized l., ,,rprnro f:r!.,I;i:,.
Mi'.i.tNtN. Esq, aS Il c:,i,,tr NJ the. rn<,,i,,y
'ct",'cr Election. for Commissioner nr the Ecvr-
M" for the Second district OF. Hampshire, COUNTY,
West Virginia. GS,Ir; /! li;:t:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
How THEY PuNISIl RnrxEKyiX Cl;r>; !

How THEY PUNISH ROBBERY N Cl;lHA.
-'liry ha.ca singular mode of i,,nis:"s
Robbery III thina,' sail Il missionary W.,
bad just returned from tho celestial! Empire,
- number of friends WHO had c1IinI IN /,
hear his account ri things in tina: land OF
nlarvclS. ''Docs it cure the offender Of his
unfortunate pT"PcmS;ti"s:' eagerly inquired
n Phlianthr"iIs:, ':hosc interest in Truman be-
lngs was III cX;:c! ratio with their vllaincu-.
ness. ''Wcll," replied the missionary, 'I
never saw 'h" punishment inflicted but once.
| viii tell You how it was done, and then yn,,
can Judge for yourself as to It's rcctainin..:
and converting powers. They Put the cul
prlt IN Urge mortar and then fired him
head foremost against q stone wall"
,;:L!-Thc cholera i scvcrcamong Ike roc-oc.i:!
and around Canton. Miss
VI Thc;t> and hurglarits arc vro,.Iii.. very
i"Iucht in Nin"hcSi,r: sJyS Tie TIDr,-.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
BE- In publishing the extracts from tn

p9r1n publishing the extracts from the
recent speeches. Of the leading Radicals at
the North, which may be found in another
column. the Norfolk 4ay Booa SAYS: .sss.-.
arc full OF gloomy significance. When such
sentiments as those to which we refer arc
publicly spoken and received with applause;
when the President of the United States can
be silcnccd by partisan clamor, and dcnounc-
cd by Infatuated mobs when Municipal bo-
dies add the weight of their official sanction
to these indignities; then We arc fully JUS
tilted in the melancholy belief that the bad
men who arc now leading the Radical party
arc bent on inaugurating new Revolution.
1t requires no prophet to foresce the effect
of thcirmad policy on The material interests
and political fortunes of the country; for
if, as seems to be imminent, their policy
prevails, then the Republic may emerge in
to Imperialism through sea of blood, poor
in everything but graves aul imm orality."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
IsV-Ex-Gov. lIAMILroN of Texas, one of

SsS-Ex-Gov. HAMILTON of Texas, one of
The ltinerant "Southcrn Lovalis:s' O. now
wandering through The North and West
speaking in the interest Of Ralicalism, has
openly divulgcd the Radical programmc-
In speech at Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 2lst,
he declared that the President must and will
be imTcached, and clearly foreshadowed the
intention of the Radicals to iuauguratc a Sec
ond civil war. lie says:
"What then 2" am asked. can tell
you part Of it. The President who holds
that this is not the Congress afctie United
States, but only fraction of3 refuse
to acccr, service cfthc writ OF =
the Senate will declare that -
son being impeachcd, can =
else the function. Of the a
dent Of the United States unth
been tried and acquitted. UndSf "a
stitution the presiding officer of the Senate
will become the acting President of the u
nitcd States, and all officers of the Govern
mcnt, civil, military and naval will be called
upon, and it will be their duty to give car
and heed to him, and to obey his orders
Them Why, then, if Andrew Johnson
should call uppn his friends to adhere 70 hiSk
it will be a quSstias8 iRisl h2an1|G M
mem ,or vG2Eass Ii3y 13n ~ ~ y ~
in the hands Of q t52SXt and usurpcr. And
if any military commander, no matter If he
be the highest in position and reputation,
shall respond to Johnson's call and suffer
himself to be used by him, he will find that
he will then have to encounter the whole
power of the people of this great West, and
he will be unmadc even more speedily than
he has been made"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

On the 9th nit. at the r"Si,icrrc nr the hr;t!y
mother 10y Rev. i'cnjanin ISon. J.. " Rvs yo,p:.
Esq: OF this place, to Miss BELL. Ii.xNuN. 0: Nor
gautown, W. Va.
On Thursday evening. the goth urt.. in tho
PRESBYTERIAN Church in this place. iy the Rev,
~. ~. fo"tc u. D.. Mr.. Roar. l.. i""rElii.,r Of
Tins vicinity To Miss SALIE NJ AiI:x dau. .;tcr q,
Cornelius A!lcm. ESn.. nf iLs i.N,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

zen. y. NJ. PKESrIss having insinua-
ted In recent speech at Jacksonville, that
President JOHNSON was accessory to the rs.
sasslnatlon of Mr.. LINCOLN, and that he
was backed in his suspicious by Hon. WIN.
A. RICHARDSON. Mr. Il. comes out in n
card and says PRENTIss is ga base and in
famous liar"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

-Durlng the war JOHN Minor Boris
professcd to be a neutral, but in a speech at
Patterson, N. j., last week, he said 81
may say with truth that I never did hear,
during that whole rebellion, of Union VIC
tory that l did not rejoice, and ! never
heard of Union defeat that l did not
mourn over il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
FOR SHERIFF.,

:Ht!> Wcnrc authorized To announce JAS II.
POW ELL, ESQ, (prcSent incnmhrnO us II canti-
date for the Shcrltialtv Of this County.
September ~ 1866.
Mr.. JOHN LARGENT will lie supported
as y candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of iIanp-
shire county. at the arrroacln" fall election
ana, II elected, will II" doubt discharge the du-
ties of the Office faithfully
Sept. -, 1866. MANY Worries.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

BVThc narrative Of the adventures of
the gallant Mosby and his men, during the
late war; by Maj. John SCOTCH F#uquier, is
nearly ready for the press.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

Hs1-Thc constitutional amendment has, so
far, been ratified by the States of Vermont,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Ten
nesscc and Oregon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
FOR CLERK.

Mr. llAnrER You will please announce ne ms
candidate for reelection To the Office Of Clerk
81 Mc Ctr""H Cart q Hampshire County, ut the
coming election in October next
Respectfully yours
CHARLES NJ TAYLOR.
August n. 1866
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

So 'tHvAAs Il. CARsKADoS, Esq, Of
.'"w Geek, Assessor of the second collcc
ION 1i.;rict of ". Va, formerly RepuLl-
c"n. IT. left that party, and is now a firm
Supporter of President JT6hson's policy
Union, Restoration l. Constitutional Liberty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
BS-Thc Richmond Eacwircy rcnrcscn.

sS-The Richmond E"gwircr represents,
On the authority Of i st. Louis corrcspon-
dent, JAMES S. GREEN, late United States
Senator from Missouri, az complete wreck,
morally and physically, q hangcr-on of ;hc
lowest grog-shops. Mr.. Green was one of
the most brilliant young men who ever en-
tered the Senate of the United States. In
the very first session Of his service, he was
thrown into discussion with Senator Doug
lass, and was at once full match for that
extraordinary and practiscd dcbater. Doug
lass Instantly felt his weight, and accorded
respect, and displayed a caution, in his dis
cussions with him, that he showed to no 9TH
or of the .ssaat2ljal .cIaliatNris m 4aGhj%S.,,
shame, another sad warning against the
terrible vice Of intcmrcrancc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
THOMAS A KELLER

E"mncr. ". Va: Sept. 10th, 1867:
EetY"Wc arc authorized To announce FRANCE,
W. HEiSkEl.l., as 4 candidate for tn; office al
Recorder of Hampshire county. at the c,n.ins
election, III October. 1866. lS,rt. u, lSGG.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
FERRY, Esq, ms II candidate for re- election to
tile Office OF Prosecuting Attorney, ut the election
ON the 18th Of the present month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
ANY Worries.
FOR SURVEYOR

Mt: lIAnrEn You will please announce Mr.
DAVID BiSER, rs candidate for .;urvcv.jr OF
Hampshire County, ut the coming election in tc-
tohcr. lHt1. MANY VOTERS.
Sept y, lSf6.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
L'rfi"" ON Th"r>hyl OctoAs. 25,t.
HARDY COUNTY.
FOR CLERK AND RECORDER.

.1,'~ We are authorized to announce JOHN W
DCFFEf, Esq, present incumbent, as II cand;
date for Clerk of the Circuit Court and Recorder
oil Hardy county, ut the ensuing election.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
Z TIE Ioters OIL

i fORDER and if elected rlcd,rr myself L.
discharge the duties Of the Office To the les: ofmy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

under 10 mere "nli.,,i"u~ IL ,!n -. how
ever, than .:Ty "tl,r r::i%rn, twi this con.
cciycd to uc Ill" lu,v 81 every s"ni ri, zen.
and for which | 10 not think any enc was
entitled to any very special amount of cred
1t; 1t Is what every good citizen owes the
community in which he lives.
was not very long, however, engaged
in this, until WAS informed by my lninn
friends that there WAS such Il thin. rs over
doing the thing for rebels, and hy reason
thereof might have to take trip to Camp
Chase. continued in the course that |
had adopted until vas waited on one day
in November, 1861 by some Of jeff. Davis
men, and received from them very press
lnS invitation, assuring me that my pres
cncc WAS required Il little further South |
responded very promptly, Of course, and
found my head quarters located for the time
beng, in the adjoining county of Pcn,llcton.
was there informed by the officer in COM
mand, that | was charged by the citizens
with communicating too frccl v with the enc
my, and he (thc oiiiccr) thou ht it to be his
duty to investigate the charges as there we're
50 many of them. This, however, did not
amount to much, and after bcin. detained
a lew days, and by the kind intcrpoSi,ion
o! friends (and here would rst.;rn nv ac-
knowiedgmcnt to thcm) | Was discharged
b taGpitisn 70 keep hwy f..~ .Le
'1sA sdi;sfsst siiizes; ssss.ss e.
tempted in their behalf proved in some mca-
sure nbortivc, and a common rrnloncc die
tatcd at the same time the rrnlni"ty Of -.c.r-
ing my bark free from the sloals, in order
to avoid the wreck always in view uF Castle
Thunder nr Camp Chase. desired nn no
torlcty by becoming associated with either
OF those public institutions.
There Is one other matter that T had in
tended To advert To, but this article having
become more lengthy than was intended, |
shall barely allulc to it, and that is, the
subject of Taxation; AMI in this connection
do not hesitate to declare myself warm
advocate of TIE Free School law, and would
advocate still heavier tax than is now in,-
posed by the State, under certain circum-
stances. Ii | had the getting up Of Il law
| would impose 4 tax Of tn cents on the
Hundred Dollars on al lands up to five
hundred acres, and above five hundred ana
up to one thousand acres | would levy tax
Of fifteen cents on the hundred dollars, and
on all lands over one thousand acres own, Il
by one person, | wa,i!.l assess Tic tax ut
twenty cents on the hundred '!ril,rs, all 10
90 into the School Fun.l of the ::;utc.-
There might b. several reasons .:iyan TO
sustain this proposition, bat rs have al
ready trcsiaSscl upon your indulgence,
shall refrain ut the present to do -.
Respectfully,
JDIIN W Ny-.T,.s.I-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

IRON an Interview between one Of
MIR. Davis's counsel and the Attorney Cen
crai, the National h'eNiycnccr learns that
Mr. Davis's trial will not take place in o.
tobcr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

MIR. G. I. BAREEE, formerly of Hardy,
from whence he removed to Rockingham,
has lately opened business in Iynchbure.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

The Texas Legislature, through the ac.
,'on otthe Committee on Federal Relations,
mas respectfully returned to the Government
the constitutional amendment, declining lis
further consideration.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
For T.t E.hSli.Ei,.

To ne l"'sr' Of Hampshire t>Wn,v, j.. "a:
am out again ~ II candidate itir rc-r.,c:nn /,
The ore" Of County Treasurer. AID. # elected
will disrtmTsc the duties % tie urc 10 tn. best
Of my ability. TOBIAS BAKER
Sept. Il, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

HSNThc reports of the great Conservative
demonstrations in Pennsylvania arc highly
cheering. Tuesday next, however, will tell
the tale.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

Ha5'Thc crowded condition of our columns
today will account for the non-appcarancc
of the communication signed "Fricmlsh;p."
1T will appear in our next plumber.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

SSYI'a:.tiidatcs should send in their or
81" :"r tickets. Eccollcct, that Thursday,
-; st. ut. the election comes oil.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
FOR COMMISSIONER OF RryESrr.

IE- We are authorized to announce Mr.. JOSH
IA {. BARNEY as candidate for Commissioner
of the Revenue fer Hardy county, ut the cnsu;L,:
election.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
Grant County Items.

Major ANDREW and Col LANE, made mastery
Speeches ut Petersburg: On Saturday last, to u
large and attentive crowd.
The venerable DR.. FoorH, preached n very I'M
rrSsive discourse, to the Mt. Zion congregation
at Petersburg: on :oth ult., to which place he WAS
sen; by order Of rrcsbyicry, for the purpose OF
dissolring the pastoral relations between the Rev
J"nS J"ENST"S. ana that congregation.
Thclarsc AID valuable farm belonging to jon
WHIT"S, IT., was sold Mt public auction, hy Nc
Nciaar, trustee, for S2", 292-onc third cash and
the residue in Is months, with interest from date.
Purchasers: l.. SEYMOUR, Esq, Of Mineral coun-
~. frs; tract, AT $40, oUo-lhc ''iIomc Tract"
10y GLonGE HANNAH, Esq, Ii, Si,"5c-the ''Corncr
tract by l.. v. BAKER. Esq., nj - Gno--o;hcr
OF: lands were bought lay different buyers
Wheat sold - II per husi,c on Fix months ere
dit. Cattle and Horses sold al reasonable prices
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
BUILDING LOTS.
FOR SALE.

TNlE subscriber offers for sale, privately. in
i The town Of Moorctcld, West virsinia,
n House and Lot;
The house being ofa size suitable for small f,i-
y. will also. i'll a short time. offer number of
Desirable JsuiIding Lots,
immediately adjacent to the town Of Nuorcfici.
TERMS moderate and will lc made known ur-
on inquiry.
JAS. kUYkENDALL. JE.
September 2S, 1~GG
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05
FOR RECORDER.

August 81. 1866.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-09
New Collector.

JOHN A. HUNTER, Esq, of this city,
has been appointed by the President,
Collector of the 18th Internal Revenue
District, in the place of NATHAN DEN
NY, Esq of Circleville, the recent in
cumbent. Mr.. Hunter, although a
Philadelphia Conventlonist, we know
to be a good Union man, and his quail
iications for the position to which he
has been called will be disputed by
none. A change being decided upon
and inevitable, it is gratifying to find
the Presidential favor so worthily be-
slowed.
The retiring officer, Mr.. Denny, ii
believed 10 have rendered entire salts,
faction in his discharge of the duties o.
the place he ~vucates, and carries with
him tho esteem and respect of all who
have had official dealings with him.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-09
EQUALIZATION BOUNTY BILL,
As Passed Congress, July a7th. 1900.
Gives 800 Additional Bounty

To every soldier who has served three
years in the army under one enlist
ment since April 10, 1861 and has
received but 500.
$50 ADDITIONAL BOUNTY,
To all hoporably discharged soldiers
who have served two years under one
enlistment, and who have received but
500 bounty.
To all soldiers who enlisted for three
years but were discharged By reason Of
uousdS received in the line Of duty be-
fore they had served their term OF en-
listment and have not received over
500 bounty.
To the widow, minor children, or
parents in the order named. of any
soldier who enlisted for aterm OF three
years and died in the service OF the
United States, or of disease or wounds
contracted while in the service, if no
more than $500 bounty has been paid
by the o S. to such soldieror his heirs.
All soldiers, or the heirs Of suoh as
have died who have a claim under this
law should apply for the collection of
this additional Bounty TO T. W. Tall
madge, authorized Military Claim A
gent, Columbus, Ohio. or to his agents,
b. +. Reinmund & Son,
Lancaster, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-09

Tho American Printing House for
the Blind, is o National Institution,
chartered by the State of kentucky
and located at Louisville, by the joint
action of several States OF the Union
Its object is to print books, in raised
letters, for the Blind of the United
States. The management of the In
stitution is ~intrustcd to a Central Board
of Trustees al Louisville, aided by ar
Auxiliary Board in each State.
Mr.. Otis Patten, authorized agent
for Ohio ard Indiana, is visiting oul
city in the interest of this most praise.
worthy enterprise. His credentials
furnish indubitable evidence of his fit
ncss and reliability, and wo commenc
his object to the favorable considera
ton of our citizens.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-09
especial"

1t is undoubtedly a fact. as will be
admitted by all, that the Cash System
is the only basis by which a business
can be conducted and be at all remu.
nerative with small profits, as all per-
SOM are aware that merchandise of all
kinds can be sold much cheaper for cash
than on credit, and no merchant who
does a credit business can compete in
prices with those who sell for cash, and
do himself justice, as there are always
a great many losses by bad debts
which must be sustained by large prof.
It's, otherwise it don't pay) and the
the result is, the consumer who pur-
chases of a house hal does a credit
business and pays for his goods, helps
to make up the loss made by those who
have not paid, and also sustains the
very heavy expense attending, such as
.he salary OF an experienced book
keeper, the cost of collecting and the
interest on the money invested in out
standing accounts, &c all of which
comes off the consumer in large profits
paid on his goods. Now it is reasona.
BILE to suppose that all this extra profit
can be saved by trading ut an exclu-
sive cash house where all this expense
is avoided, as the goods can certainly
be afforded at a profit Of from 10 to
Is per cent. less than those sold on
credit, and be far more remunerative
to the dealer. A great many persons
claim to do q cash busiL ess who do
not (strictly) as they sell to some on
credit and refuse others. We do not.
We sell for cash only, or its equivalent,
and credit none, which enables US to
carry out the cash system strictly and
without partially, by which we hope
we will not cause any i'll feelings a
mong our customers, and have adopt.
cd the rule that all goods must be pald
for on delivery.
We were compelled to resort to this
rule in consequence of many persons
getting goods expecting to have them
charged, not knowing that we do not
keep any account books, and also to
prevent the accumulation of petty or
memorandum accounts which are not
only very troublesome, but often cause
mistakes and great dissatisfaction a.
mong customers.
We will always keep a large and at,
tractive stock of fashionable and use.
full Dry Goods, Shoes, &c, and will be
happy to show them at all times,
whether persons wish TO purchase OF
not, and will endeavor to accommodate
all if possible, but will adhere strictly
to the cash system.
DOUGLASS & COLES,
ANDREW Reds old Stand,0
Lancaster, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-09
E YORK MARKET.
NEW York Aug. 7

FL0UR-Dull, and 1Oa25c lower,
at Sc 77a8 05 for extra State; S8a9 40
for extra round hoop Ohio, and, SO 60
all 40 forbade brands, closingheavy
GRAIN-Wheat dull, and inferior
2a3c lower; sales of 500 bush. new
White Tennessee at So So. Rye
Heavy at 65a95c for Western. Corn
76a781c for inferior, 79a8Oc for good
mixed Western. Oats-Heavy, at 39a
43c for Chicago, 44a47c for Milwaukee,
and 50a55c for Iowa.
PROFESSIONALISM Heavy at
S31 5Oa31 IS for new Mess $29 50a3O
for old Mess, and S27a27 so for prime.
Beef-Steady, at Sl6a2O for new, plain
Mess, S20a24 for new extra do. Beet
Hams-Nominal. Bacon-Dull. Cut
Meats-Firm, at 15al64c for Shoulders
and 19a2lc for Hams. Lard-Quiet
but firm. at l84a20o.
BUTTER-Quiet. but firm, at 20a
33c fer Ohio, and 27a40c for State.
CHEESE-Dull, at 6a19c.
WOOL-Common to choice Ohio
Fleece, 50a75c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-09
A CARD.

~Ithaving been brought to my knowl-
edge that a report is being circulated
throughout the county, that the Book.
stores Of A. Brcnnoman and John l.
Tuthill have been consolidated for the
purpose OF keeping up prices, l would
take This opportunity of saying to the
public that there is not one word of truth
in 1t. Mr.. Tlthill, MOI any other per.
son has any interest in my stock, ]
am still at the old stand, next door tc
the TaIImadge House, ready to sci
goods at the loreSt possible prices
Give me u call. A. BREN NEMAN
Lancaster, Aug. 9th, l866.-lw.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-09

tTThose of our subscribers who
may within a few weeks receive a
statement OF their accounts with the
Gazette, will understand What It means,
without more words from us. We
have faith that the great majority Of
such will take measures fer lmmedi-
ate appearance upon our weekly Roll
of Honor, thus perpctuating the good
opinion of our list of patrons. which
we are proud to- entertain, as one Of
the most prompt paying hat any pa
per in the State can boast.