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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-22

a Cornwall, C. W, special Of the 18th
instant says Upon the close Of the pro-
ceedings to-day, the magistrates, with
great good nature, revealed ON the streets
all that has transpired. There have been
four witnesses under examination. One
Welch, of Oakville, near Toronto, testi-
fed that Murphy had asked him to sell
the bonds of the Irish Republic, and that
he Murphy had said that twenty-five
thousand dollars had been subscribed in
Toronto for the cause of Irish Independ-
ence.
Detective Spencer testified that on last
st. Patrick's Day Murphy had made q
seditious speech, and had said that
twenty-five thousand dollars had beer
sent from Toronto to O'NshOBey.
Mr.. Orr, Of the Toronto Globe, testified
that he reported the speech alluded t.
/ by Spencer, but was unaDe to say
whether it was legally reasonable. il
| seemed to have that tendency.
Cullen, one Of the prisoners, was ex.
amined but refused to criminate himself
! Col. Wheeler acts in the most reckless
manner. On passing from the court
room he turned to Judge Jarvis and said
/ threateningly, ~ shall owe you some
| thing, SIR He openly acknowledges
| his connection with the Fenians, and
says that Sweeney will soon be here q
/ liberate him.
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BOMBAY BAY, March 13.-Muscat is
in a state Of anarchy, and disorder pre-
walls along the shores Of the Persian
Gulf The British resident has taken
refuge, with other Christians, on board
the steamer Berenice. Her Majesty's
ships Octavia and Highfyer have gone
to Muscat to protect British interests.
The northwestern frontier of India con-
tinues in very unsettled state.
The Great Indian Peninsular railway
is now open 10 within forty miles of
Nagpore. The line is to be doubled 10
Chosawal.
BhOotan affairs are now considered TO
be definitely settled.
Baron Dechen and half his expedition
have been murdered $50 miles up the Jub
river. Only four Europeans escaped.
a native has been detected mixing poi
son in the bread made in the government
bakery at Lucknow, and has been sen
fenced 10 transportation fortwelve years.
SHANGHAE, March 9, 1S86.-The I'M
perial troops have gained q complete
victory over the rebels in the North.
Fifty thousand Of the latter are said to
have been slaughtered or captured.
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DIR RYGOODs:
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Clothing.

Has been bought SINCE THE HEAVY De
CLINE in these articles: and we are, therefore
prepared to sell without sacrince al the very
lowest and cheapest marzet rates, which We
are determined 70 give our friends and custom
ers the benefit Of.
ES- Don't forget the place.
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADvEKrIsING.


tle 1rst insertion.
So Eighf lines Of solid nonpareu constitute g
square
80 All advertisements IN the Special Notice
co-umn VIII be charged p cents per llne-
EE- Marriage and death nG1ces published as
ulher advertisements.
So Advertisements to be inserted IN The
Weekly paper only, or a. irregular lnter-,slls IN
either OF lie papers, VIII be charged 81 per
square for each and every insertion
EE- All ADVERTISEMENTS Dst marked for 3 spe-
cined time VIII be discontinued al the end Of
one week.
Ha- All advertisements for the Appeal must
b. handed IA al the Clerks dosE.
81 Tulasis7sf GaieeTissezseIais gnsiss Be pad foT
fu u.iuCr1loc
80 no advertisement VIII appear IN the
Nraakly PAPER. unless by special contract
60 our friends are requested Co use their pest
efforts TO send US subscribers and III up our
lists and also 20 forward auy Items OF news that
may be- % sufhcicnt lccsl importance 10 war
rant their publication
AS an fuducemeut 10 get up clubs. we have
adnrrei The following scale of prices, which are
s. low as our current Once expenses will admit
81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-22

That Is only the usual course Of opera
tons. The majority Of the society must
needs work in order TO support majority
ina " strike which really represents the
battle Of all; but IS these contests are now
managed the outlay is very little, while
the gains are larges The brieklayers
calculate that they have gained nearly
e20, 900 BY an expenditure Of little more
than 1900. The carpenters and joineTs
confess TO an investment OF some e2000
upon their I" trade privileges but the
return profit, according 10 their own
showing, must have repaid them ten
times over. There is another view, too,
Of the case. Surprising that It does take
1900 or $1,000 to secure good advance
Of wages or a reduction OF time in fifty
OF one hundred towns, society like that
OF. the carpenters aud joiners could easily
pay the amount out OF their re-
serve without troubling the MEM
bers for sixpence In con-
trjbution. II $500, as in the case
OF the bricklayers, will do the work,
what may not be accomplished by re-
serve Of eI0,0 600? Let Us repeat once
more that we are not assuming the de-
mands of the men 20 have been unjusti-
fable We wish only to point out the
singular success with which the working
Glasses have adapted these combinations
to their own particular politics, and the
extraordinary power they have acquired.
One inference, too, we may add II con-
clusion, and that IS, that If working men
all through this country are thus better
ing their incomes by ten or twenty per
cent. their position as householders must
have been bettered too, and thus their
trade unions will introduce them TO the
electoral franchise by an insensible ope-
ration Of events.
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How England Views the Gathering
Storm.
The POSlil8n Of Germany In the
Grand EmbrOgliO.
Trade Strikes In Manchester and
London.
AFairs in India and China.

By the arrival OF the steamer Saxonia
at New York on The 18th, We have re-
ceived the following important news
from Europe:
PRTssEA ANp AusTRIA.
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A TTORNEYS AT Law. northwest corner
n Second and Monroe, Memphis, Team. VIII
also attend 70 Claims Ia North Mississippi.
Inn
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Frances Ideas Of the Situation
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One dav's use Of coach and driver, SO
PASSENGERS with ordinary uaggaEe- lrurn or to
anv "a lIOad dcnot hotel or landing IN The city ,
or fram or 10 any place within TIE corporate
Iirlffs ar the ciry for each passenger, 50 cents.
For use Of clrriage, CONTAINING com plefn eiit
o. less Of passengers, win privilege o. going
f~arr rfa-n u % Isea within the city vicinity,
fsr ne frst hour. 81 tor eteit srgcaaliug hour,
rIr,tfi fi7e charge shall reach ten dollars, 81,
Double tbs above naias may be charged after
go'clOck 3 m
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IEUROPE.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR CLOUD

The Austrian and Prusslan came
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MENKEN BROS. & co.
Err-r.,- r,l,rr..a o. NJ. q.

! DEG TO announce to the ladies Of memphis
/ ID and vicinity that they have just received
| by European steamer lava full lines OF French,
! English and Belgian Lace Goods, and Mantillas
and Mantiha silks, comprising:
Pusher Points, from IS to so, at half the prices
usually sold.
ChsnulIy Points from so 10 sleO.
! Llama Points, from SIS 10 Sl0d
! Real Grammont Lace Points, from SIS to sl00.
Real Thread Lace Points, from $50 to 800
Grenadine Llama squares in black and
white. from So to 500.
Ne Plus Ultra WEits Llama Points the Great
I Paris Fashion, $40, worth 500.
| 1000 Mantillss, IN all the new and elegant de-
L signs at half their value.
| dozen SILK Mantillas at SO. worth SIS,
An elegant line OF Basquines at SIS.
Sc ported garments viii be offered from
/ this day at the Parisian cost.
: Messrs.. NENKEN BROS. a co. beg TO Inform
/ their patrons and the public that the above
| goods are their urst direct i'm pOrtation from
Europe, andiuyite al ladies 70 make an early
call, as theprtcss OF the above goods are such
will effect an immediate sale apI2
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Lookout MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE.

rEJHE Eighth regular Summer Course Of Lee
Il lures VIII commence on the fusE Monday IN
May ueXt- and cOntinue four months al the
end Of which public commencement for con-
ferring the Degree Of Doctor Of Medicine VIII
be held.
FAC ULTY:
John ". Jones, N. D., Emeritus Prot Of the
Practice OF Medicine.
a. Means, II. D, Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
]. P, Logan, N D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
z. S. Powell, n. D Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women.
Eben HilIye-, N. d, Professor Of Physiolsgy.
ID. c. O'Keefs, N. D, Professor Of Anatomy,
special and general.
" +. Westmorelaud. NJ. D.. Prot OF Surgery.
81. Stout, ". D., Professor OF Surgical and
Pathological Anatomy.
j. II. NestraOreland. N. D., Professor OF Ma
teria Medica and Thsrapeutics.
80 Practical Anatomy, with an abundant
supply OF good subjects, VIII be under the i'm
mediate supervision OF the Professor OF
ANATOMY J. o. WESIMORELAND,
Dean
Atlanta, Ca April s. 1878. apis
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The United States Government has
sent a company Of regulars to EastpOrt,
Me, TO watch the maneuvers Of the
Fenians The Radicals in New England
and the Tories in Old England are wire
working together for the annihilation Of
/ the Irish race.
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Important TO Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
Ths Great Broad Guags
Atlantic and Great Western RAILWAY

Is now open and running TWO daily fast ex,
press trains from Cincinnati 70 New YORK and
all Eastern cities Passengers viii ind this 3
most desirable route. The equipments Of thti
road are unequsled BY any on this continent
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accompany al
night trains, and smoking cars on al trains
Ample time Is allowed at regular hours fOl
meals and the unbroken Broad dUage Offers tC
the traveller q degree OF security, comfort and
speed not 70 be found On any other rOut6. Con
ncctioRs uiQ Cairo, st. Louis, or Chicago for thii
route are certain also connections for Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing gton
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through at All principal Southwestern ofices
For further information and through tickets
apply 20 LARRY HARN5TAD,
Agent N. Cen Railroad, Ia :. -derH1n street,
Or 70 e b. bYINGrON,
Agent Chlcago and 81. Louis Ia road, No. L
Madison street. Memphis Tenn, u
SIDNEY COOK.
dsl8 GayOso House.
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sight Drsfts for sale IN sums 20 suit, on al th
principal cities IN the United states
N O II o e.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad

ESaESzER's ONFICK, April 10, lso6
Contractors, merchants and others now hold
ing estimates, vouchers, ste issued from this
osice, viii please present or Forward them %
me IN the AieW once, jackson Blcck. Room No,
may be taken In the burning Of the railroad
once ths books, records, etc. OF this depart
ment were AL destroyed Hence the necessity
Of the above request
NILES MERIWETHER
apli-1W Chief Eaxfueer
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Purchased lately AZ panic prices, and are offered
! 10 the trade and consumers at very low prices
The attention ofladies is respectfully invited
70 our fne line Of latest styles of silk B2Sques
and White Goods.
AMI Eaf9g 2r-,
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The Mails Close.
bio Railroad.
s. Yhiterivcr, IN
Railroads.

MEMrurs AND CHAHIEsToS RAfIRoAD-sarn
Tate. President Depot Pigeon Eapst hoad
head OF jefferson street Ilrkef office. la Notill
street. Arrlye, 7s25 pm; depari, % am
MrsfrHrs AND OHIO RAILEoAn-Amos Wood
ruf President: : corner Nam ana Auction
streets- Arrive. li.59 q. In.; depart, $50 am
N Afrazrs-rr8r AND TFeysEsSE-E HAILRnA D--f. n
While. Preside south street between Mblu
ana Front streets. Ucizel ollice, : JeuersJl
street Arrive, IBa-In.; depart, i.30 pm
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-04
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board of Examiners will meet inthe upper
room ofthe County OAices, for the Examination o
Teachers, on Saturday, the 22d ana
days Of Sept q mber, and the 9th, 13th and
27th da VS. OF October, 1860,
The examination will begin precisely at 10 O'Clock,
A, NJ, and no applicants will he received for oxaml-
nation after II o'clock
Toacherswill remember that they can got certih-
Gates at ro othor time, and that they must be pre-
pared TO stand an examination in 0rthogranhy, Read
ing, Penmnnship, Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, and Theory Of Teaching according TO the
following rules and regulations:
The character of the applicants examination will
he represented on scale OF ono TO ten--ono denot-
ing the lowest quaD ifcation, aud ten tho highest
Four classes ofoortfcates will he granted as fol-
lows First class, valid "a months; second class,
valid Is months third class, valid 10 months, fourth
class, valid months.
satisfactory oxan1ationin tho theory and prac-
tice Of teaching, and a high degree Of success in
teaching will also he considered in determining the
class ofcertifcate TO be granted. No certificate will
be granted unless the applicant pass0s an exainina-
ton IN each branch of study requI cd BY tag.
Owing TO n change IN the school Law all appli-
cantswi berequlred to pay fec Of hlty cents, asa
condition Discrimination.
narAll applicants must come prepared with apro'
paid envelope, properly addressed 10 themselves.
BY order ofthe Board.
J, +. REINMuND, Clerk.
Lancaster, Aug, 2, 1666-2W
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soIdLers,A AddIlIonnl nountiss /,

Let all soldiers who have claims un.
der the new bounty law, lose no time
in sending their discharges to l. A
HUTCHINSON, General Agent, Author
lied to Collect Military Claims, Colum-
bus, Ohio, whose increased facilities
will enable him to make collections in
the shortest possible time. Letters Of
inquiry promptly replied to, if they
enclose postage.
References :-Messrs. Jay Cooke &
Co., Govt Loan Agent New York.
Any National Bank in Ohio.
Oct. 4, 1866 1t.
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II. SPRINGER. The popular clothing
establishment of this gentleman, in the
Mithoff Block, Main St., is now re,
plenishcd with an excellent and at,
tractive stock of Fall and Winter
Ready Made Wear, and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods. Every thing in
his line will be there found of the first
quality, and afforded at the most fa'
vorable rates to the buyer. He will,
asusual, continue TO make up clothing
to order, of the best material, and in
unsurpassed style. Go to Springer's
for neat fits, good work, and satisfacto-
ry prices.
Now Advertisement next week.
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"ExcELsIoR. The meaning of this
word is "higher" or, we suppose it
may fairly be translated "HYRE. -
Well, the reader will find in another
column, HYRE's new advertisement OF
Ilis grand Fall Millinery Opening -and
we will state here that his head Milli-
ncr, Miss Wyand, is now in the me-
tropolis, engaged in fully posting her
self 40 70 the very latest styles-and
will soon Retprp prepared to assist in
tbe decoration ofthe fairer portion Of
our citiEens according to the most
strictly fashionable mode, Or otherwise,
as they may desire.
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Call at Brooks Hat Store for Gents
Gloves, Suspendcrs, Under Shirts, Pa
per Collars, Umbrellas, etc, etc.
Sept. 27, 1866. =
HOPE

The Scripture saith, that "Hopc ia
and anchor to the soul, both sure and
stcadfast 1t is the unfortunates on
ly comfort in adversely, and the star
Of promise urges forward tho strug-
Cling poor man. What is it that gives
contentment to that mother, who sees
her darling child attacked by the
ghost Of the deadly Group, or suffering
from tho effects Of u consuming congh
or violent cold. What is it that
wreathes in smiles the lips of that pa
tient consumptive who, though she
knows she cannot live, yet murmurs
her silent and thankful prayer for ease
and relief. What is it that has become
nations hope2 From North to South,
from East to West, comes but one Joy
ful rcsponse-EGiyc us Goes Cough
Balsam, ,s. r2rraisq.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-04

s-gDr. EVANS, the celebrated In.
dian Herb Physician, who has been
performing so many cures Of old stand
ing diseases of the Eye and Ear in
Louisville, GAINESVILLE and other cities,
in which he has been practicing during
the past year, we are happy to state,
will visit Lancaster, Oct. Sth, and rO-
main four weeks. He will also make
two other visits (or the benefit Of his
paticnts) as follows December 3D. and
January 18th and remain ono week
each visit. See advertisement in an
other column,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-04
HeadIey's History OF the Rebellion.

We acknowledge the receipt from
the publishers, of a copy of this splcn-
did work. A cursory glance through
its pages enables us to say that it is
gotten up in most creditable typo
graphical style, and that it will be
found a work of surprising interest to
thcreadcr. Its narration Of the events
of the war appears to be accurate,
faithful and candid while its style is
captivating and attractivein tho high
est degree. We are requested to say
that those who have vol l, and have
not yet received vol. 2, can have it by
forwarding the price paid for the for
mer, to 7. D. Bowen h Co., 124 West
Fifth street, Cincinnati. a5.4
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THURSDAY, Oct. 4, 1866.

CAPITAL Cry BUSINESS GoLLEoE.--
The design Of this institution is to i'm
part a sound business education by
giving special attention to Book Keep
ing, Penmanship, Business Arithme-
tic, Commercial Law, Business Cor
respondence, Telegraphy, Phonogra,
ply, Elocution, and Parliamentary
Usage. Send for College Register and
specimens of Penmanship.
Address, BRYAN & ToMLINsoN,
Columbus, Ohio.
Sept. 13, '66-5w
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THE MARKET HousE.-1t turns out,
after all, that the new market house
project cannot legally be carried into
effect without submitting the question
to vote Of tho people. Accordingly
q notice will be found IN our advertis-
ing columns, announcing that the re-
quired vote will be taken on Tuesday
next, at the regular October election.
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rag- Hon a fino SoZid 1G Carat Gol

EG~ For a fine Solid 16 Carat Gold
Pen, 90 to Tuthill's Book Store. They
have just received the most complete
assortment we have ever seen, from the
celebrated Valentine Mandatory, N.
Y. Every pen is warranted one year,
and customers can exchange pens
bought at any time within that period
Solid 16 carat pens from 81, ,25 up.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-04

THE LETTER Lnsr.-The non-ap.
pearance of the usual list of advertised
letters in our columns is explained by
the fact that the law no longer author.
ize its publication in newspapers, ex-
cept in cities where the Post Office be-
longs to the first class, which is in the
largo cities only.
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L0ST-On the pike between Ian
caster aud Carroll, on the 10th inst a
large black Shaui, fringed all round,
with flower at one corner,
The finder of said shawl will please
send word to or address mo one mile
east Of Carroll, Fairfield county, Ohio.
Widow of THOMAS HoLTzMAN, dec.
September, 25, 1866-3w
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Statements from Patients, &c .

"Yopr Prescription snyel my daughters life, and
has saved me hundreds of dollars. '-Rey. Z. HuM-
PHEEYs. RemseD, ". Y.
awe bless God for the benefit we have received from
your Prepared Prescription. REV. r. PEHEGHrNl,
BlOsAburg, Penn.
Every one 10 whom have recommended II has b. n
Gifted much by its use."-l'ey. @. D. JOINS, Racine.
BIBLE House., AsroR PLlcV, " YIN the early part
ofFebruary 1860, Twas suffering from violent cough
for which had been treated dnriug SIX months pro-
gionsly without benefit Iha Night SBeqty which COM
pletely prostrated mo. In the evening hOarseness
would come on. which wonld prevent me from speak :
ing above 4 whisper. had then had two attacks Of
bleeding from the lungs. My family Physician assur-
ed me that he could do no more forme. J was grow
ing rapidly worse, and had been compelled to leave
business for nearly t1O months. All my symptoms
indicated, unuistakahly, the presence Of fc0NsUMP-
TlON, In the beginning Of February, MR. HENRY
FISHER, Tysasurer Of The Aneredn Bible Society," pre-
| sented me wi'h a bottle Of the PREPARED PRE-.
SCRlPTlON. In a few days, my appetite, (Which
had entirely lnst) returned; withiua week my cough
had almost LETT me and in less than two weeks. tho
| Nighf-SVoats we're broken up. Thenceorward r8-
gained strength rapidly, and am now regularly at
tendng 10 my duties NJ clerk to the AMERICAN b.
| BILE SOCIETY, ia whose employment have been
nine years, ! am now enjoying good health. Your
| PRESCRIPTION effecteda CURE, when my friepds
| despaired Of my recovery. TIiOS. ]. CONGER.
"i have bad SERyoUs Or sPAsNoDro ASTHMA for elev-
en- years. During the last six years have never had
| an Uninterrupted nights rest. II often seemed to
me thati would die before could get air into my
lungs. ] suffered 80 greatly from 'shortness Of
breath that was compelled to taSe frequent rests
in walking from my residence 10 my place OF bust.
ness.
"The night before obtained the PREPARED
| PRESCRIPTION was the worst ever passed. On
ObtanDgthe remedy, took teaspoOniul at noon
and again Of night, and slept all night without wax
! ing. have NOT HAD BROERN SI0Hr's REST SINCE >
| ! have now completely recovered my strength and
spirits and am not at al afflicted with shortness OF
breath shall he glad TO haye any one afflicted with
Asthma call and soc Ine.-EzRA q. LANGDON, No.
| 334 Fourth St., NY.
The 'PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" Is put up in q
! 81 bottle. and il sold in Lancaster, by
D.SIFFURD d. SON
and Druggists generally or orders may lie addressed
! to the Sole Proprietors OSCAR q. MOSES Co, p
CoGrLASDI STREET, n Y. Consultation free A Cir
cular containing particulars u many successful
y treated will be sent free, BY mall to all who will
1 write for il.
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S@-The poetical contribution en-
titled "Affection's Tribute to Lizzie" p"
is unavoidably omitted this week. in
consequence of the cmpl oyment of all
our small type in other matter. 1t
will appear in our next.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-04

REMOVAL OF OLD ClTIzENs.-Mr. VIM.
WHITNEY, an esteemed citizen of Ian
caster for some fifteen years, has taken
up his abode in Granville, Licking
county. Mr.. W. was for some ten
years an efficient and respected In
structor in the Grammar School de-
partment of the City Union Schools,
after leaving which he officIated for a
considerable period as Agent for the
Adams Express Company in this city,
In his departure, Fairfield county
loses and Licking gains a good citi-
. zen.
Mr.. GEO. FLEMING, late Principal
of Fairfield Union Academy, has also
sought now location. We learn that
he has Tor the present chosen the town
of Cedarville, Greene county, as his
resi- dence, and that he will, if health
permits, resume the avocation of teach
ing, at that place. He has the wishes
of numerous friends for his improved
health and increased prosperity.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-04

WWe put our paper to press on
Wednesday, this week, to enable all
hands to go to Circlevillc to-morrow to
tho big meeting. Some new adver-
tisements are necessarily laid over, for
this reason.