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MARKETS.
New York, March 20,

11a New YORK, March 20
BEEF CATTLE Total supply a,
900 including 789 from Ohio, 364 from
Canada. The quotations are
First quality ................l5@l7c
Medium ..................... 13@l5c
Inferior. ................"..l2
SHEEP-S@81c.
HOGS-10 to l08.
FLOUR-s7 so to 7 60 for extra
State, IS so to 81 90 for round hoop
Ohio, II 90 for trade brands.
WHEAT-Sl 60@1 66 as to quality
RYE-No quotations.
BARLEY-Dnll, no quotations,
CORN-dull and lower-73@75c.
OATS-52@53c for sound Western.
PORK-Mcss $25 25@26 II.
BUTTER-28@40c for Ohio.
CINCINNATI, March %.
BEEF CATTLE-Common to extra
81 5O@7.
TALLoW-11f@111c country and
city. .. .
HOGs-s9 $500 5Ogross.
SHEEP-S4@4 80 gross. .. ..s.
FLOUR-Superfno to extra 81 so
@1O 80. ..
WHEAT-Prime old red So 15@
I2 18. No 2 do. 81 9O@2. New No.
| l, 81 SO@l 90; No. 2, 81 45@1 so,
CORN-Ear 45@4S; shelled 1890
OATS-34 to 38c. a
RYE-Dull at 60 to 65c.
BARLEY-S1 to l 10, ..-. r.
SEEDS-Timothy So to 3 so; Clo-
yer S5 80 to 5 40; Flax 50 60.
WOOL. 40 to 55c. Pc.
BUTTER-3O to 4Oc as to quality
EGGS--19 to zoe for prime fresh.
CHEESE-22c for prime.
PORK-Mess S26, Bacon shoulders
13tc; hams 16 to 174c.
LARD-1Sf to 2O4 common to prime
WHISKY 25, with.little activity
in market. ........ ..
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The emigrant agent at Columbus
reports that during tho week ending
March II four hundred and fifteen
cmigrants passed that point for places
West and South. These are principal
ly Germans, and ono hundred and for
ty seven expected to find homes in
Ohio; one hundred and five in Ken
lucky; thirty seven in Indiana; twenty
four in Illinois, and one hundred and
two in Missouri. .. .... ...
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Elections, for township and munici'
pal officers throughout the State of
OHIO, take place on Monday, the I'd
day Of next month. We arc glad to
note the c'indicalions of vitality in the
Union organization in our city and
county, afforded by the political an
nouncemen's in to.day's paperj but VIC
should be much more rcjoiccd to see
them ten times more extensive than
they ase. The necessity of maintain
ing that organization has never been
moro potent than it is now. National
interests of incalculable Importance
depend on the perpetuation of the
Union ascenden3y in the administra-
ton of the government. 10 this end
it is incumbent upon all who would
prevent the spirit of treason and rebel
lion from attaining, through tho ma
chinory of our civil elections, and in
the guise of falsely styled Democra-
| cy, tho very cnds it failed in foul
years war to accomplish, to join hearts
and hands in renewed, determined and
continued efforts in the same direction
as hitherto--r -rosulti.g, thus far, in
rescuing the Nation from the peril oi
disruption, and Republican institutions
from being subyorted by force. oI
robellious arms and supplanted by the
vilcst system of aristocracy ever en-
gondcred by human selfish ness and
ambition. ...l.r..... ...r....
Tho organization for tho presorva
ton of tho good already attained, and
tho prevention Of evils likely to be
induced by relaxation of patriotic
vigilance, should permeatc every To-
cality where Union men may be found
in whatever numbers. No certainty
of defcat at tho polls should anywhere
DO permitted to stand in the way o.
such organization. Tho moral power
Of vote for he right is not lost
though it bo cast with the minority
Organization, work and a good cause
will, in time convert the minority into
q majority and at least cause its inhu'
enco to bc felt in it's fullest force ut all
times. The contest opcningthis spring
is not to close except with the Prcsi
dential campaign of 1868. All elec
tions from tho present to that time
will have a bearing, an influence, morC
or loss remote, upon the grand contest
We would have the Union mon of Flair
field county ponder these considera
tons, and act MS becomes men and pa
triots; keeping in view and maintain
ing tho hitherto bright prestige Of th(
Union political organization. FIN. ,
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STOP FELLoW-cITIzENa q

l wish to say to you that I am now
closing out my large and extensive
stock of Clothing at greatly reduced
prices. do not wish to humbug the
people by saying that l will sell at
cost, but 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 see for your.
self P. RISING.
Janis. .1866-tf. .......
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NOTICE.

Having made complete arrangements
to clean and keep Furs over during
the hot season, would inform the La
dies of Lancaster, allthose having furs,
and want them cleaned and kept over,
to call at J,N. Miller's Dry Goods
Store.
Lancaster, March 8, $3.50 IT, ST
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News from Montana says the Black.
feet Indians are retaliating for some
of their tribe who were killed by
whites last fall, The Governor has
called out five hundred volunteers, to
rendezvous at Fort Benton.
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of bounties to soldiers in
the late war. It's main feature is the
for bounty of eight and
one third dollars per month, to be paid
to every soldier who has been honor
ably discharged, for each month of ac-
tuaI service, The bill to provide for
the annual inspection Of Indian affairs
was called up.
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crRrIr1cArr oT AurHoRITY.
Toexpire on the aistdoy Of January, 1871


- tl OFnCE or THE AUDITOR or STATE, t
Insurance Department Columbus, o., Feb. l, '66
WHEREAS, The International Insurance Company,
located at n. Y.,n the State Of New York. has hledip
tins office sworn statement oflts condition, as re-
qured by the first section Of the act ,"ro regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the State
ofOhio," passed April Sth, 1856; and amended Feb
ruary ath, 1864, and, Whereas, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidences that
1t is possessed of at least ONE HUNDRED THOU
SASH DOLLARS of actual Capital invested in Stocks
or Bonds or IN Mortgages ofRea Estate,worth double
the amount for winch the same IS morlgagedi and,
Whereas, said Company has filed in this office,
written instrument under ts corporate seal, signed
by the President and Secretary thereof, apthorSing
any AGENT or Agents Of said Company IN this State to
acknowledges service Of process, for and In behalf OF
said Company, according to the terms Of said law.
Now Therefore, in pursuance Of tho first section OF
the aforesaid aot, !, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Audi TOR Of
state for o. do hereby certify that said International
Insurance Company of New York, Is authorized 10
transact the business of Fire and Marine Insurance
IN this state until the thrty.rst day Of January 10
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hereunto sub.
scribed my name and caused the seal pf my onceto
be affixed the day and year above written;
lsEAL.I H'. -h 90 JAME5 IL; uvDhnn unv,DHnni
(sTANP1 J.F 1Igagip ~ Auo''of " 9'NN'v'
Applications received and policies promptly
%B. F. REINMUND & SON, Agents,
,.'+ - '----A' Lancaster, Chic.
u,r 1s lsgs-3w
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All persons in any way indebted to
Isaac Levy are hereby notified to call
at his establishment Immediately and
settle. My books must be squared and
by calling at the earliest time possible
you will avoid collectors fee and costs.
ISAAC LEVY. ~
Lancaster. Feb. s. 1866 1T ulpG0ll
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The latest returns from Now Hamp-
shire give the result in the State, with
toe exception of twenty-nine small
towns. Gov. Smyth (Union) has 33,
634 votes, and Sinclair (Dem) 2S,4l4.
Smyth's majority is, therefore, 1920,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-22

BSSThe Chicago papers report a
wholesale desccratiou of a cementery in
the city. Within the Inst few months
20 bodies have been stolen from their
graves. .."'Uf.. .'..
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BN-A bill has passed both branches
of the Virginia Legislature, making
death the penalty for horse.stealing, at
the option Of the jury.
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SATURDAY, tho 3lst day Of March,
A. ID, 1866,

Atll o'clock A, NJ, at the door ftho Court House,
in Nurfeld county OHIO offer at public sale, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate IN Fairfield coun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit; Two undivided third parts ofthe
northwest quarter of section number twenty-five 22
in township fourteen Ql), Orange number eighteen
(sl, containing one hundred and ffty-eight acres,
more or less, and the same being Of the farm of
which the late Samuel Foster died seized.
TERMS OF SALE-one-third cash on the day OF
sale, one-third IN one year, and one-thrd in two
years from the day Of sale, to be secured by mort
gage on the premises Sold deferred payments to bear
SIX per cent interest from day OF sale payable annu-
ally. PHILEMON HESS,
Guardian of George X. Foster and Clara Foster
W. W. Hess, Atty for Petitioner.
We will also include in the above sale, the other
one undivided third part Of said premises beongipp
to Mary A. Hess, to be sold at the same time, subject
to tho same terms Rndconditons as said guardian
sale, and will convey the same to the purchaser by
r'T PHILEMON HESS,
MARY 4. HESS.
! March Is, lsss-3vptss 90
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-22

p6r Colonel Bowers, of Gen. Grants
staff, was accdently kill ut Garrison's,
New York, while stepping on board a
train of cars, on Tuesday, the 9th inst
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-22

Da~The portrait Of President Lin
coin was hissed at a recent public ex.
hibition in Washington City. General
McClellan's picture was chcored.
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N Card

Editor Of Gazette;
Inreply to many letters and inquiries from people
In this section ofthe country the undersigned take
great pleasure in saying through the columns Of
your paper that our renowned preparation, known
as Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is certain cure for Dys-
pepsia, nt3worst stages Many cures oflong stand
ing within our own acquaintance, have been com
pletely, ,andWe believe, permanently cured. 1t will
stop distress after eating almost lnstantaneously,
and enables the dyspeptlc who has lived for years
upon Graham bread and the planest diet, to eat as
heartily as lie pleases, and anything he chooses,
without danger of distress, or sourng, or rising
the stomach. II is mflllble corrector ofindges-
ton and constipation, creates healthy appetite
stops sick headache, heart burn, sickness at the
stomach pains, cramps, or cholic in either stomach
or bowels, and sweetens often i've breath, as soon
you take it, and by enabling the patient to take
plenty offood, (which is the parent of health" pro.
duces vigor, strength and energy. In every trial We
have known, ii has speedily eradcated pyspapsa
with allts attendant sufferngs, weaknesses, debil
NY and loss of power, giving instead proper aetiv-
ity and tone to the stomach aud organs of digestion,
and as we confidently believe, and as the published
certificates in circulars, almanacs, and in many
of the leading journals, from convalescent patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and almost
mraculously 'cure the worst case ofDyspepNa in
existence" We warrant IN every instance. team
be Obtained at all the Drug Stores in the Unjtss
States and Canadas, at 81 per bottle or six botA
50. c. G.. CLARK, PropriefogAf y
New Haven, Conn.,
For sale by G G. BECK, Druggist
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Law AND NOTAY CF ICE.

JOHN @M[RA@ElT1W
win give specal care and attention TO matters Of
Partition, sale OF Lands 10y Administrators and Guar
dans, with the settlement OF their accounts; also
to the collection and the examination of titles.
Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, and other contracts
prepared and their acknowledgements taken.
With an experience Of Thirty years, he trusts he
will be entitled to receive, he socits share
ofthc patronage OF hs old friends and acquantances
Charges will be reasonable. .t ....r
OFFICE-TaIlmodg Block.
Lancaster, March Is lS6G-5l.tf.
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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
introductory rates, at the bookstores of MessrA
BRENNEMAN and TUTHlLL, Lancaster, o.
Dec2s, lS65-6m" 'H
VEALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved itsefto be the most
perfectpreparaton for the halr offered to the
public.
It's egetabe compound, and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever. Ft.r
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS oRIGI.
NAL COLOR.
Itwkeep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scalphnd makes the hair soft, lus'
trous and silken. '. a.a '..
It's asplendid hair dressing. .
No person, old or young, should fail to use il.
TITS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. ri.
pG- Ask for Halls Vegetable Sican Hair Renew.
er, and take no other. r. P. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For saleby all druggists. Nov. 1874 6m~
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orrtcE OF rue AUDITOR or STARE,

COlumhus Ohio, Fob. !, 1866, n
tits hereby certified, that the foregoing Is correct
copy of the Statement Of condition ofthe lnteTnS:
tionM Insurance Company, of New York made TO and
filed in this office, for the year 1896. rN'
fsrAL1 JAS. II. GOODMAN,
lsrAMrJ .H. Auditor Of State,
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FARM for SALE.
GUARDIANS SALE.

IN pursuance of an order Of tho Probate Court Of
Franklin county, Ohio, made on the 9th day OF
March, A, D. 1866, in the case Of Philemon Hess,
guardian of George X. Foster and Clara Foster,
against his wards, the undersigned will, on
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-22
Statement of the Condition OF the
TERNATlONAE


ON the 31st day of Dec, 1865, made to
the Auditor OF Ohio, Pursuant to tho
Statute OF that state.
NAME AND LOCATION. ,rts.t
The name Of the Company is INTERNATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY, and is located at New York
City, Incorporated January 4th, 1854,
T-CAPITAL.
The amount ofits Capital Stock and is all 'tH
paid up, is 81 100000
. f...,. II--ASSETS. ..., e.,
Cash OF the Company on hand, and in tho
hands Of Agents and other persoDs..... SOL 400 80
United States EIve-tyentes, market val. 53O,4O0,0O
United States Scven-thirties " 247lST,50
United States Ven-ortes I" .. Z" 93,500,00
Wisconsin War Bonds 100000
loans on Bonds & Mortgages being first
lien on unIncumbpred Renl Estate, r.I.l
worth double the amount loaned thereon Ge,500,00
Debts otherwise secured, being loans on .'
call, secured by Stocks and Bonds held as .... 4.
collatcras, the market value of said col
teruls being $685. 73. ...,.......... 1oS 1850
Debts for Premiums and all other Securi
l4o476.6O
Total Assets of the Company-....... 81, 3is5ls.43
ItI-LTABILITIEs. ''
Losses adjusted aud not dlien........... elA2O000
Losses unadusted and Losses IN suspense ~ rl
awaiting further proof................ H. COS sc
.. ,.' $40 .4.. ----------
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CIfARLEsTAYLoR, President.
C., @. HINE, Secretary, 1ui aff'

Sworn 10 and and subscribed the date last aboyo
written before me. As witness my hand and official
soal. tSIAL1 CHARLES NETTLETON,1s l.
[EIyE 0ESr SrAMEl Commissioner for State Of Ohio
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The greatest amount insured IN any one iisk in any
city, town. Village or bock-no arbitrary rule on
these points The company Is governed by prudent
regard for the constructions occupancy and exposure
Ofrisks- - ........l HI. .., ..l,ff
$4,000 are deposited in Wisconsin, and 1000 in
Tennessee, with tho reqniroments' Of both winch
States this company has complied, and now trans
acts the business Of Insurance therein.
Deposite required in Ohio made herewith. ' . Jf
The Act of incorporation is herewith. ..........,
STATE OF NEW YORK, ss ''''' ,'' ~
County of New York J'"''n. ggut alr.3 80
January 90 1866. ... d q
Charles Taylor, President and c O. Hme seefe.
tary of the International insurance Company, to
me personally known, depose and say, that the
foregoing is au, true and correct statement Of the
affairs Of the said Company on the 3lst day Of De-
cember, 1865, that the said Company is the bona
fdo owner of ono million dollars, cash capital, and
three hundred and forty Eight thousand five hundred
aud eighteen dollars and f6rtythree cents, cash sur
plus invested as abovej oil (which is the absolute
property Of snld Company, froe and clear from all
liens and claims thereon,i except as above stated,
land Qs may benecessary for "re-insurQnce fund.-,
according to the best OF their knowledge information
and belief respectfully. .HI f.. ID .,tn % ..I,ti
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Gte gautaster Ga3ette.
LANCASTER, OHIO:
TIE SPRING ELECTIONS.

THURSDAY March %, 1866.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

nCaster, March 8, $3.50 If 5T
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

beyond Canal street, the huttering of a
single guidon. And in a moment Mower,
asoldierly General, was there, with q has
THY gathered little staff. He rode across
by the Clay statue; but that moment the
mob shot down another negro. In an in
slant a section of artillery-regulars, l
should think-dashed up, and as the
pieces were unlimbered and wheeled upon
the mol, a painting negro saved his life by
darting to the guns.
My companion andmyself "moved on
In less than asqusre regiment in blue
thank God for the color at lsstl-came up
Canal street on the double quick, and OBJ
liquing from side to side, left no rioters be-
hind the artillery.
There were a few Struggling shots
through the evening, butthat was the end
of the riot.
A Union ex-Major General walked
down, al hour later, to demand of Mayor
Monroe, in the name of common decency
and humanity, the release from the sti-
fling jail where these wounded men still
lay, of Governor Hahn, Sheriff Shaw, DR..
Dostie, A. P. Field and the rest. He was
met by the smiling Mayor, with the in
quiry if the ching hadn't been pretty
well done? p While he wa getting his
question fifty answered, in walked Cavalry
Kautz.
as this Mr.. Monroe p
"Yes, sir"
81 am directed, sir, to relieve you ofany
duties as Mayor of this city, and assume
command as military governor of New
Orleans! Yourself and other officials will
await and obey my orders"
In a moment he ~reeeivedhis first order.
It was to accompany an aid, and see to il
that the members of the Convention and
other innocent citizens should be instantly
released.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING ANA
BINDING.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PRINTISG,l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July .. 1866.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at the Office of the Secretary of Stat,
OF the STATE OF Ohio, until
Tuesday, Il 2Ist day 0fAugust. 1865,
At II cioeE NJ, for executing the State Printing
for the period oftwO years. and for executinr me
state Binding for the period OF one year. from and
after the first Monday of November next ensuing
IN aecordanes with the provisions of The act enti,
tied " an act TO provide Tor { g execution and su-
p%ervision Of the State Printing and Binding
passed March q, 1850. the act -pIemep
thereto, passed May I, 1862, and The act anenda-
tory thereof, passed April 9, 1866.
Foil printed specifications can be had on appIl-
cation 20 the Secretary of State.
Zach proposal must be accompanied by n bond
executed in due form by the bidder, with At least
two good ana sufficient sureties, sstisfactsry 10
the Commissioner Of Printing, in the penal sum
Of ten thousand dollars, cobditionsd Tor the fsith-
ful performance, pursuant 10 law Of such class.
or classes, OF the State printing as may be ad-
judged to him, and for the payment as H6uidated
damages by such bidder TO the State OF an eTcess
Of cost ever the bid or bids Of such bidder which
tbs State may beoblised to pay for such work Nv
reason Of the failure OF such bidder to complete
his contract; said bond to be null ard void if no
contract shall be aaarded TO him. No bid unae-
eozaPaHied by such bond lriH be entertained By the Com
nisiOners Of Printing.
4 like bond in the penal sum OF Eve thousand
dollars, must accompany each proposal for fold
ing stitching or binding.
Copies of bonds Qn blank will be furnished to
bidders on application to the Secretary of State.
In al respects the printing and binding shall be
executed, and the bills thereof made out, filed.
audited and uaid in conformity with the provisions
OF the act TO provide for the execution and su-
peryision OF the State Printing and binding,'
passed March "A, 1866, and the amendatory act of
April 6, lsG6-tO which acts reference is hereby
made for such further information as may be de-
sired.
Proposals TO be sealed and endorsed OF the ont
side Of the envelope, Proposals for Public Print
ing, or Proposal for Binding, , as the case
may be, and addressed to the Secretary of State.
Nh- EFNRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
MOSES L. BRAILEY,
Comptroller OF the Treasury.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
jyll:342 Auditor of State.
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hump CongrOss-Rump President.

They invented q new epithet in the
South, and their friends in the North,
with the same facility that they kept step
with them in the rebellion, Immediately
adopted it-they called it the trump
Congress" 1t is an indecent word TO use.
but l speak of it because it has passed into
the literature of the Democracy; and
when they apply it to Congress they at
the same time apply it to the President.
If this Is a rump Congress, johnson is a
rump President. He was elected by pre-
cisely the same votes, in the same States
and districts that elected Congress; AMI
when We closed we had one more State
inside the Union than took part in elect.
ing Lincoln and johnson in lS64-I mean
Tennessee. We welcomed her, when she
returned, with that bond of guaranty in
her hand that we required as q surety of
her good behavior, as kindly as brethren
could be greeted, when her delegation
were worn into their seats. The Presi-
dent represents 10 moro men in his chair
than We represented in Congress /; and
when he raE for Vice President, these
eleven States whose votes he did not re-
ceiVe, would rather have voted him a rope
than the meanest Office in the Govern
ment. So much for that SANDER.