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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

Goodwin, Arizona, 124 in number, ex-
cept one man, by force of 1000 Apa-
che Indians. The report is not fully
credited.
1t is stated that there were seven
deaths by suicide in Cincinnati, last
week. One of these was most remark
able in character that Of Sterling
King, cx,rebcl spy, awaiting in Jail his
trial for horse stealing. With one or
two slight exceptions, hc persisted in
totally abstaning from food for Pc
riod Of forty.fve days, at tho end of
which his career was closed by death.
He was the same individual who, on
his arrest claimed TO have been the
principal in the assassination Of Presi'
dent Lincoln, and that Booth was mere
ly an assistant.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
CINCINNATI MARKET. ,
CINCINNATI. May II.

NlNIlNNhAA: "i"J IL
FLOUR-Dull, and prices unsettled.
Suporiine $9a0 so; extra SlOalO 70.
WHEAT--Dull, at S2a2 40, as TO
grade and quality.
CORN--Steady, at 5Sc for car, and
60 to zoe in sacks.
OATS--Domand moderate, at ~ to
Acc.
RYE--NO change in prices.
BARLEY--Prime fall and Canadian,
81 20 to %.
PROVISIONS-Bulk Shoulders 12ll;
Sides l5; Hams 1S1; Bacon Shoulders
l34 to IA Sides 10 Lard quiet at 22c,
Mess Pork nominal at 81 90.
3 BUTTER--Dull at 40 to 42c for Vel
low, and 20 to 25c for White.
CHEESE--Quiet, at 10 to l5c for
mess.
EGGS--Dull, at II to 1Sc.
SEEDS-Clover and Timothy, no
quotations; Flax in good demand at
50 so.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
TILE RIOT IN IEMPIIIS.
From the Volksbhtt, May 81

from tle NOlksuWll' NAY N'l
The Comprehend sheets arc shame
less enough to call tho riot which broke
out in Memphis negro insurrccton
The riot was n Southern Coppcrhca6
insurrection, as was the juno riot in
New York, in which in like manner
negroes were stabbed and hung, and
negro children were flung in the flames
Of an Orphan Asylum which was set
on fire.
In tho present instance, as in the
former, it was tho "fricnds" of Govern
or Seymour, Vallandigham and Jetlcr-
son Davis who hisscd tho bestialiEod
mob on the negro and the laws, In
New York, as in Memphis, it was
hatred to freedom and the ncgro--it
Was sympathy with the rebels and trai.
tors to the country-which inspiritcd
british mon in their deeds of murder,
robbery and shame.
Tho smoking ruins of negro church,
es, negro school houses aud negro
dwellings,, more than thirty in mum.
ber, tho dead bodies of moro than tif-
teen negroes, which, according TO the
latest intelligence, adorn tho streets OF
Momphis, while but single white
man has been killed, point cut signif'
cantly enough who were the insurgents
TO be sure, it was tho whites Of the
lowest and commonost class and social
rank who perpctrated all these beast
ly shames and outragcs, But it was
| Just 40 in New York. The real lead.
crs, the arch traitor dcmagogucs, who
year after year, with sword and pcn
have appealed to the. lowest passions Of
tho lowest mon, complimented thcil
antipathy to tho negro and hatred o
race, and industriously gooded then
on to tho samo--tboy, too, in New
York, took no personal part in the.in
surroctioH. Tho remained ensconccC
bohind the scenes, rubbing their hand
in secret satisfaction with the hcroi
deeds OF their "triends, and, when th
latter were discounted, openly disavow
cd them. And it will probably turl
out to have beon exactly so in Mem
phis, where, with tho exception of th
Post, there is no journal which has no
denounced and opposed all regulation
for the protection oftho negro, howcve
Just they may have been, as usurpa
tions and as tyrannical, directly or in
directly stirred up hatred to tho Negro
) and thereby encouraged this insurrcC
ton of the most degraded rabble, Ont
) wait awhile, These infamous instigg
tors will not escape their punishment
every wrong on earth shall be avens
3D." in defiance cfall pardoning.
Al Q -tt-y----s- -.->s-~---sz-s--=. o.
. TMany Hair Rcstorers stain th
. skin; but PEsrAcnINE is every wa
'clcanly Verdict from all,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
ONLY A SLIGHT MISTAKE.

Speaking of Republican rule as con-
trasted with Democratic" the Eagle
of last week says:
ave have had six years of their Re-
trenchment and Reform. They have
retrenched by multiplying by four
and one half, That is, they have re-
duccd the annual expenditures from
eighty millions to three hundred and
fifty millions, the estimates being made
with Il view to peace establishment
Meanwhile their reforms are not less
striking. They have reformed almost
everything. In place of the Habeds
Corpus they gave us tho Bastie; in
place of trial by Jury, they gave us
Military Commissions; in place of free
press, they gave us mobs and military
orders in place of free speech, they
gave us arbitrary arrests; in place of
settled habitation, they gave US ban
ishment to foreign lands for pretended
offenses in place of superiority in the
white race, they have, so far as legis'
lation can do it, given us superiority of
the blacks in place of "bondsmen, "
they have given US bondholders in
place OF equality, they have given us
inequality; in place ofipstice, law and
order they have given US riot, rapinc
and bloodshed."
Why, bless your innocent soul, it
was the "Dcmocratic Rebellion" tina;
gave us all these unwclcome kcepsakes
and deal moro of the same sort OuI
neighbor is Of course well aware of this
fact-and we must be permitted to re.
mark that these little inaccuracies Of
statement on his part display some Of
the lolticst traits of Coppcrhcad jour
nalism.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Now is the time to get new suit,
and Peters, Miller Il Bro. is the place
to get them cut, as they have lately
secured the services of Mr.. o. BRYAN,
direct from New York, Who comes
highly recommended by Mr.. Glencross,
Reporter Of Fashions SO Broadway.
Motifs, Hyde & Vanduzen 116, Duane
St., and others.-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
3. M ISHLER'S
CELEBRATED
HERB BITTERS!
A Grand Specific for all Diseases aris--
ing from an improper state Of the
Blood or DiSordered Stomach.

Ills now three years since u. Misler's Herb Bit
tcrs first prominently introduced to the publlc'
and during that time their success IN curing All an
eases arising from impure state of the blood or
diseased stomach has been great that the propre-
torls justified IN Offering them ms specific remedy
for all diseases originating from the above causes,
and willing to refund all money expended for these
Buers If they fail TO perform all that Is claimed ZOE
them.
y. Mshler's Herb Btters are guaranteed to cure
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Fever and Aguo, Inter-
mittent Remittcnt and Typhoid Fever, Loss OF Ap-
petite Nervous Affections, General Debility weak
ness caused, by excess, imprudcnce or exposure,
coughs and colds, rheumatism, Dnrrhoca, cholera
mOrbus, cr0mp the stomach, piles, diseases oitho
skin, such rs scroina, ulcers, etc. ETC. In Eenereal
Diseases these Bitters q sure cure IL is also
certain to remove all distractions to the regular
course OF nature in females, and Will cure Green'
sickness OF chlOrOss, leucOrrhoea or whites, womb
complaint falling Of the womb, &c., and thus pre-
serve the Gir comnleXon those who use i but hike
all remedies OftMs class, should he used with eau
ton 10y married ladies. As tonic and appetizer
these l3ttcrs are unriyallca.
Unlike other popular medles, the composition of
B. Mishcrs Herb Bitters is no secret for the pro-
priPtor has no hcsancy in making known theirin-
gradients. They are composed Of Eecampane'
Burdocli Spikenard, SOapwait, Peruvian Bark, Bu-
chu, Spiccwood, Mullen, slippery Elm, Sassaras,
Sarsapirla, GentOn Root, Jumper spirits Nltre'
BalSaln COpavia, Cubebs, Dnnueloln, Pure Sprns'
Any person who is at all acquainted with medicine
will at perceive what pow rlul comDlnnuono
curative powers is embraced in the above list'o me-
dcina agents II is impossible for disease to With
stand this formidable pIialanx. and when once 1t 10
attacked by Mshler's Herb Bterst Is forced edte'
the system. i'
| 500 Reward will be paid for any medicine
that can procure more certificates of cures where t
is made. than Mishers Herb Bitters. SlOO reward
will be paid for any medicine possessing more cura.
tive power than Mshler's Herb Bltters II has eured
every disease forwhch il is recommended Of which,
fact the proprietor has sufficient evidence in the
1900 certificates he has received in the past three
years
Reader fyOu are aflictedwith disease or sickness,
| try b. Mislers Herb Bittcrs. Remember that II
they do not cure you, your money Will be rounded
| 10y the proprietor.
B. MISHLER,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

STA largo lot Of corn, beef and
hard-bread, contributed by citizens of
Cincinnati for the relief of the famish-
ing people of North Alabama, was
shipped on two steamers for Nashville
and Memphis few days since. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

FENIAN-Hcad Center Stephens has
established his headquarters in New
York City, where he has taken the
management Of American Fenian af
fairs into his own hands, and has sent
out q call for contributions.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

NO. The Tennessee Legislature has
passed Metropolitan Police Bill,
which throws into Radical hands the
control of the police force in Memphis,
Chattanooga and Nashville.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

nfy"The body Of Preston King, late
Collector Of New York, who commit.
ted suicide last November by jumping
from ferry boat, was recovered on
Monday. 1t had been in the water
just six months and day.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
,r,.,,n, n..,denoo for Sale.

A lne, new, wcll-dnishcG and eommodous brick
dwelling in part oftRc city convenient to business
with N lot, is offered for sale Nta bargain. Par
tics desiring to secure such property, may learn
terms and particulars by calling on the publishers oi
the Gazette,
April 20, lS0G--tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

PosTMAsTERs,-Jos. NJ. Patterson
has been confirmed by tho Senate as
Postmaster at Piqua; Jas, G. Robinson,
Mt Bucyrus, and Cbas, 3, Griffin, at
New0rk.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
TOb"cc0s, Cigars, Gents COllafr, Canes,
&c., 8c., &c.

If you want good article of Chew
ing Tobacco-Plug and Fine-cut, go
to Butterfeld's, You will also find q
good assortment of Cigars, Gents Col
ars, Canes, genuine Meerschaum Pipes
and other articles in that line. One
door east of Tallmadge House entrance.
May 10. At
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
S. .. Concr Cenlro square, LAnc0ster, pa.

Having had ample evidence 0: tho merit Of Mish.,
lors Herb Bttcrs through the positive knowedgeo OF
cures effected through their use in the Yclnly from
which came aud as DIR, Mshler has az lasl lalIer
having had hls Bitcrs in for nearly four years
around his home in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, ana
from whence he has received over 100 certificates oil
cures effected by their usel for the purpose oil It's
gradual extensions or rccolleet Is. Mlshler allows no
one to compound these Btters He is sole pronne-
tor consequently 1t cannot be extended iaster than
il can be compounded by hm,) has employed very
few agents / therefore take this method ofiniorm-
ing the citizens of this city and surrounding country,
that am now selling Mishors Herb Btters, whole
sale and retail, Mt exactly the same rates sold IN
Pennsylvania, and respectfully invite them lall VINO
are aiocd) to give trial. assuring them that IT'S
the medicine of ihc age" in Pennsylvania, ana that
IL only needs trial to convince the most scepticM
that il is no hmbug but that il ri cure az diseases
for which is recommended. Call or send Tor clrcu-
lar A reasonable deduction Will be made IN whole
sale purchases ..,,. -,
Try one bottle, and remember If tdoes not Do all
that claimed Tor it your money will be refunded by
the proprietor. =,
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, BY al.
bert GetS, near corner Main s-os
and Columbus Streets, ''g.
Lancaster, Ohio. 1 q. a.l5
H. 0. Il. HARTZBL, J.a
May II, 1S66-3m na Local Agent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
STRAY cow.

Hp A RED-AND-WHlTE COW, with ono
EESSS " horn broken Oft, belonging s; 70 MIS-;
isIssr Rutter four miles nsrth of the city, on. the
Newsrk road, on Friday, April 27th. The owner
viii INV liberal reward for her return, or iniorma'
tion where sho may be found
Ianca stcr, May 10, lSGG-3w9
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
Dwelling House for Rent.

ENoUR CONVENIENT AND PLEASANT ROOMS,
IT ma new and we'll located House on North Broad
way, with good garden, already made, which will be
disposed of on fair terms to the renter of the rooms
Use of cistern we'll, &c. Very pleasant for q small
family. Enquire at this office, or of Ii. shugart.
May IL, lS66-3w '.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

ITTho news by the latest Europe.
an arrival indicates that entire harmo-
ny has not yet been restored between
the powers that were lately on the eve
of quarrcllng. Austria, Prussia and
Italy arc still scowling ut each other
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

. f. BlLLlNGHURsT, would inform the citizens Of
Lancaster thathe is prepared to attend 70 me ous,-
ness of hanging and repairing door'oells' Mu W2rA
of a similar class. Residence, north side Wheeling
street, few doors east of High, may IL lsoo-0W
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

De9- Mayor Monroe, Of New Orleans,
having received Presidential par.
don, was installed iAtO Office on Mon,
day.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

Use DR.. D. II. Seelye's LIQUID
CATARRII REMEDY, and you will
be able to JOIN in the universal com
mcndation of this truly Invaluable
specific.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

CoLoRADo.-No veto of tho bill for
tho admission of Colorado as q State
has been received at present writing,
Wednesday morning. There are ru.
mors that the President has changed
his mind and will approve the meas
ure.
LATER.-He hasn't changed his mind
The veto message was sent to the Sen
ate on Tuesday.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

We were not aware until informed
by our neighbor, that "Messrs. VIM.
Vorys, John A. Hunter and Simeon
Denton, late of the City Council" )" had
ever ruled Lancaster, and we do not
believe the gentlemen named have
ever assumed any such Importance
Eagle.
If the gentlemen above named have
never ruled Lancaster, do those elected
in their places rule it now? Who, ex.
ccpt the Eagle, has said any thing
about any body ruling Lancaster
Oh, but those men were characterized
as bad, on'y in politiealscnsc We'll
when our noighbor writes what he in.
tends to have taken in different sense
from its plain reading, he should labe
his article to that effect, and not assume
to rebuke us for taking his meaning
from his printed words.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
~ OGAo9e

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
| y been duly appointed and qUalIfedas Executor
Of the Estate ofCarolne Ianna,dec and Guardian Of
Alexis X. Hanna.
May II, lsG6-3w+ ISAAC HANNA.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

DT Undue exposure produces Sore
Throat, yet AMERICAN LIFE
DROPS quickly remove it.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
Valuable Farm for Sale.

EOUR and one-half miles north ofLnncaster. Has
IL n fine young Orchard, and spring that waters
more than half the farm. Call Immediately on F.
NJ Friend, near the Broadway n otel .r.
Lancaster, May II, lSGG-2w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
Auction Rooms.

TVNHE undersigned apnounces to the public that he'
i has opened, two Doors East of the TalmadgN'
House Entrance, Main street. Lancaster, Ohio, Auc-
ton and Commission Rooms, for the sale of ali kinds
of good. Those wishing to buy goods at their
own prices do so, for all goods offered will be-
sold regardless ofcost.
would also say to those having sales in the coun--
try that will be prepared at all times cry sales on
the most reasonable terms.
M. G. CARTER,
Lancaster, May IT, l3G6--n Auctioneer..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17

tTMany Hair Restorers stain thC
skin; but PEsTACnINE is every way
clcanly Verdict from all.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11
E

EDWARD ID. MANSFIELD, the "E. ID. NJ. :"
OF the Cincinnati Gazette, will lecture At
Starr Hall, on Saturday evening, the
Goth inst. The subject will be, 1.-The
Success Of the Republic"
Admission, so cts. Tickets for sale
at Nicholsons' Book Store.
EV Every reader of the Gazette, and
their name is legion hereabouts. knows
the veteran editor of that paper and, for
years, the almost daily contributor to its
columns. since vacating the chair cdito-
rial They know him to be clear head
ed and pure hearted, and one Of the best
and most vigorous thinkers and writer's
of this or any other age, and they will.
We trust, fail not to give him an audience
that will show him the high appreciation
in which he is held by them. We hope
Starr Hall will be crowded. Go to
Nicholsons' Bookstore early, and secure
seats.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

1t will be seen that only in 1861, be
fore the first call for volunteers, the vote
reached 1O06-while the polls of that
year numbered 932 At the last cleo
ton, goo votes were given and the polls
numbered 964. We think it entirely
safe and within the bounds OF truth to
say, that not more than !, 200 votes can
be polled within the corporate limits of
the city to day, and we submit the above
statement rs aufiicient reason for our be-
lief We have \ curiosity to sec how our
neighbor can possibly figure up his
1000 voters-they must be men ." in
buckram, and very much like old
John Falstaf 8 men. whom he put to
flight, after fighting them on time, by
the clock at Shrewsbury.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11
Teachers Association.

The Wayne County Teachers Asso
citation will hold its next meeting at
Centreville, on Saturday, January Is,
1866.
Time. PROGRAMME.
100 Opening Exercises.
Ills The Phenomena OF Rain-JAMKs
CHAPMAN.
HAS Miscellaneous.
1900 DINNER.
l:S0 How to teach Latitude and Lon
Situde ANNA 5. Mrs.
300 Letter Writing w. A. BELL-
$50 What should be the social relation
of the teacher to his pupils p
Miss AsBIE FULLkR~
$50 REcKss.
sos How to Economic time in the
School room-JoHN COOPER.
$50 Report on State Teachers Asso-
- ciation-HIRAM HADLKr.
400 Critics Rcport-MArEw CHARLES.
The morning session begins late, to
accommodate those teachers, from the
Eastern part of the County, who reach
Centreville on the III o'clock train.
w. A. BKLL, Sup't
CALVIN PEARSON, Sec'y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

QUERY We would respectfully ask
our neighbor of the Telegram, if the sup
preston of the liquor traffic by the
prompt punishment of violations of the
liquor law. depended on the election Of
our friend SrUBBs to the office of Mayor,
why it is that, as Justice of the Peace
(which office he now holds, he could
not do just as much execution, and effect
the same object? The Mayor hiss no
more control or power over the subject
than Justice of the Peace-they having
both the same jurisdiction. Mr. 7els
gram, if Mr.. STUBS is such an efficient
and competant man." couldn't you in
duce him to "go in on his muscle, p" and
see if he cannot bring - the illegitma ate
and unlawful traffic in Intoxicating liquors
to an end 2" This course, Mr.. Telegram,
would be far more creditable to you and
to the cause of temperance that you pretend
to advocate with so much zeal, than all the
vile abuse you can pour out on the de
voted head of the man you bepraised so
highly prior to the election, in the hope
that he could be bought off the track by
mess of pottage, and whom you
now SANDER, villify and abuse, by call
ing him an " imbecile, " and a protector
of rowdies, blacklegs and thieves
TRY it.
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.Jokx--Ths author of the miserable lie that
there va. 4 collision between Gen Bennett and the
Senator from vigo and Sullivan, in regard TO the
Speeches Of those two Sena,ors-one assains and
the ether defending way County-oo- says he only
perpe,rated tbs faIsehccd in "Io&e." fellow once
stole pair of boots, and, being caught and taken
before a magistrate. hi. plea was that he had stolen
them in order to play joke on the owner. IL vas
proved that the thief had taken the boot, two three
squares before the police nabbed him, and the msgs-
trait, deei- tia, he bad eu,- ase ek, Dor, to be
let OF that plea The resemblance between these
two cases i very similar.