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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-02-22
CITY OF LANCASTER.
THURSDAY, Feb. %, 1866 :.
,IETTNGT 4 R55aT j I'M. n I.IITIII
Rel.ef Of the POOR.

In anpfher column will bc found a
notice Of q proposed Lecture at the
City Hall, the proceeds of which are
tobeapplied to an object which should
commend itself to the. highest regard
and material support of citizens of all
seEts, creeds and opinions. An object
too often, lost sight Of in the multifari.
|. .ons. projects for raising funds for other
s.aurthg purposes, we heartily COM
= ,nsnd this to tho especial favor of our
community.
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MARRIED..

ID 1. u D..
SHEFFER-ANDREWS-- the residence Of the
brides sister, 10 Ottawa, Putnam county, Ohio, on
"Wednesday, February 14th, 1866, by the Rev. Wilson
Martin, Mr.. s. NJ, Shpfer, of Fairfield county, and
Miss lizzie Andrews, of the former place.
Z aAgreenback accompanied the above notice, and
Of course the welded par willive long and happily
RUBLE-lNGMAN--At the NJ. E. Parsonage, on
the 10Th inst, by Rev. TsH. Phillips Mr. George W
Ruble and MISS Sarah G. 1ngnan, both Of this coun-
ty, four miles west Of this city.
GII.L-CURTIs- Thursday IS INST, 1866, by Rev. 7
Il. Phillips, Mr. John Gill and Miss Francis A. Cur
ts, all Of this county.
CoFFEY-SHAEFFER-On the 18th inst. by Rev
J. II. Rcinmund Mr.. Thomas Cofiey, Elder. Brother
IN the State Reform School, and Miss Susan u
Shaeffor, OF this city
KUNKLEA- -RICKtEY--on tho 18th inst, by REV
II King At the residence or tile brides father, Mr
Thomas Knnkle OF this county, and Miss Elizabeth
liickley OF Licking .iaf '-'
GoSs-GUN UNDy--on Sunday Feb 4th at the res'.
dence OF the brides father, by Theo. Stover Esq
| Mr., John 9. Goss and Miss Hannah Gundy both o
fairiieldcounty.
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,snaH The Prosideht Endorsed. ~
YThesoscalled Democracy assembled
in cousiderablc,numbers on Tuesday
night In front of theIUourt House,
where their speakers proceeded to pat
President johnson on the shoulder,
and tell himlhe had behaved like lit
tie man in furnishing them such nice
veto. They put on very triumphant
airsover the Gas they supposed )humil-
lated and abashed Unionists; but dis.
covered their mistakolin the setting
down administered to them by X. Far,
TER Esq, who was called out on the oc-
!casion.Fo "a Iaa., ist..s.lla 3 Adlu
:;s.1ldsthight the Union men followed
itagra6d' rally in support Of the
President. It was q hearty and pow
cffuI demonstration Of mistaken con
fiderceip his ,yisdomand patriotism
so the Veto hAs already received tno
endorse hts mold Fairfield The first
'apShdh tho 'iasta genuine expression
'oftrue Uhion sentiment. f-ll'3r -.
sOir'paper had gone to press at the
hour FofIthe Union meeting, and we
stop Il to admit but this brief refer.
,kYsEa 80 ~ AZ. \, nyt ha;no, :, ,acnoeo
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According to the Laws ofOhio, 1865;
from February 1st TO July 4th, no kill.
ing OF Woodcook. From February 1st
to October lst, no Killing Of Meadow
lark or Killdeer. From February LIST
to November lst, no killing of Dove,
Wild Rabbit or Hare, except on The
premises oftbe person SO doing, From
February l4tb to October 18th, no kill.
ing of Quail orVirginia Partridge, Ruf.
fed Grouse, Prairie Chicken or any
Wild Turkey.
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r6s gEshsF oftGsl lnlshnoS1 n1anIns.

~ - A4t@ Case r - -A'A-i-9i9'
The President has given permission
to the editor Of tho Examiner to re-
sumo the publication Of bis paper, on
his promise that no nero offensive ar
ticles shall bc published therein.
LWeanhex the. letter Of Gen. Grant
Showing his action in the mattel, and
the reasons therefor, which will com
mend themselves TO tho approval of
every loyal citizen. Below will also be
found q significant circular letter from
the Assistant Adjutant General, and
tho Richmond version Of the Prcsi-
dents ofder In the Erdmiaer case.
TeIegsphe Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
IS y WAsHINoToN, D. g., Feb. II.
General Grant o-day sent the fol-
lowing letter to II. Rives Pollard, of
the Richmond Erdnliaer:
"General Grant to Rives Pollard:
eThe course of the Examiner in
every number which 1 have seen has
been such as to foster and increase the
| lill-feeling toward the Government of
the United States by the discontented
portion Of the Southern people. ! be.
lieve it to'be for the best interests of
thelwholep people, north and South, to
suppress such utterance wherever the
power exists to do. 80. The power
certainly does exist where martial law
prevails, and will be exercised. Re-
luctant as was TO pursue this course,
/ have felt it my duty to pursue it in
this instance; and inasmuch as I dis
like to interfere with the interests of
individuals, / would deem it as i'm
proper and mischievous in tendency
to revoke the order for the suppress
sion of the Richmond Examiner at this
time. [Signcdl U. $. GRANT,
Lieutenant General"
The following is q copy Of circu.
lar letter addressed to Department
Commanders:
"You will please send to these head
quarters, as soon as practicable, and
from timet to time, hereafter such cop
les Of newspapers published in your
Departmcntlas contain sentiments OF
disloyalty and hostilityto the Govern
ment, in any of its branches, and state
whether such paper is habitual in its
utterance of such sentiments. The
persistent publication of articles cal
eulated to keepiup alhostility Of feeling
between the people Of tho different Sec
tionsof the country can not be tolera
ted, and this information is called for
with aview to their suppression, which
will bedonc from these headquarters
only. By command of Lieutenant
General Grant.
T. S. BOWERS.
II assistant Adjutant General"
A. WASHINGTON, February'1S.
Richmond papers Of yesterday con.
tain the following: - -.s
"By authority of the President oi
the United States the publication oi
the Richmond Examiner is resumed
and the next number in ordor will be
published on next Monday morning,
the 10th inst"
Pollard has given his pledge to the
President that no more offensive ar.
ticles will be published.
/
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LECTURE
tMe city Hail, Tuesday Evening,
S-- @-@ Feb. a7th, 1896,
FOR the BENEFIT or the POOR.
LECTURE

Atthsrequcst Of the Ladies of .thc
Society Of 81, Mary of. Mercy for the
Relief ! ll Of the PoorOf Lancaster, , (
REV. D. @'RE& AN, DID,,
Will deliver d Lecture oh.Romo, atthe
City Hall, on the oVShingof Tuesday,
February 9th, 1866, the proceeds to
60 exclusively to the benefit Of the
Poor among us. NAM
Tho want Of material aid is great
and urgent and the Ladies' of the So
ciety ASK the citizens to assist til EN- by
attendance at this Lecture TO extend
the rolief demanded. P' sf'S
Price of admissionl50 cents. Tick
cts to.bs had-at Smith O. 4Butch's, and
Binninger's Jewelry- Stores, and sat
Tuthill'sand Brenneman's Book Stores.
Doors open att p NJ. Lecture at
halfpast seven.5s'' 'Aa'sF e 's,'-' Is
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10 JAMES HICKS. a noD-rssidsst ef ohei
WIou will take notjos thRt on January 2eth .lea4,
H Michael EfiinaSr Aled bic petition n the Oqnrt
n7cnmInou Piens of Fairhetd county, Ohio, AgAnet
yo sattine forth that you are indebted 10 hlm IN the
sun ofSps Boz and inisrsat from January !, iees for
services as Physician and Surgeon and msdIcines.
srd nravine indament for said sum and interttt
and yon are required 10 answer said petition on or
pel'ie 'n' '''D N'' y ). VANpEsARy,
Feb. = lses-46.ow Clerk os sud coegs.
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lMsurancc.

Call on K. Frittor if you want the
best and chedpes' insurance on life,
or property. Sec statement Of Sccur.
ty, and Lorillard Insurance Companies
elsewhere in to-day's paper, agg' " Y
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D~DOn't'fail 70 rem Sm6oE, and atl
tend the Aid Sociesyat the Methodist
Episcopal Church, on Thursday Eve.
ming, 22d. It viii Be pleasant to BE-
there. TN go3Es
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Administrators Sale
of Real Estate.

I'm pursuance Of an order Of sale by the Probate
Court OF Fairfield County ohlo viii offer for sale
at Public Auction at the door OF the Court House in
Lancaster, on
Mondaythe 18th ddyofMarch A. d. 1866
at 10 oclockP p NJ the following described Real Es-
tate situated in tho County of Fairfield and State OF
Ohio, to-wit:
A mart of thewest halfof Section No 26 Township
No Is, Of Range ls, bounded by beginning at the
North West corner of said half Section, thence Houh
81 CHAINS and l5liks thence East IL chains and l3
llinls thence North GO CHAINS aud " links to the
North East corner of said half section; thence West
Il CHAINS and 81 links to the place ofbsgnning con-
tanning Sl subject TO the dover estates as
signed therein to Elizaheth TIimhle widow OF VIII
liam Trimble deceased and 10 Samantha Jane Trmble
widow Of Thomas Trimble deceased.
Terms Of Sate-one third in hand. ono third IN one
YEAR and one third in two years from dsy OF sale,
with interest on deferred payment from day Of sale,
y lancaster, Feb. g, 1885, tJARED I. HOOKER,
2 Admir- OF Thomas Trimble dec.
NcTE-The Administrator willif purchasers are
nresent wishing TO buy that part Of this land lying
South Of the State road arrange to sell that part free
ofthe dover incuubrance thereon; and perhaps any
ther similar quantity OF the land, The part South Of
the Road contains about 70 acres, hutw be sold by
the acre and surveyed 70 the purchaser.
Feb. 8, lSee-5T. piss %
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A copy Of the Charter, or Act Of Incorporation o
said Company Is on file with the Auditor Of Ohio.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
County Of Hartford, ss.
Thomas A. Alexander President and Lucius j.
Hendee, Secretary, ofthe Etna Insurance Company,
being severally sworn, depose and say, that the
foregoing is full, true and correct statement of the
affairs Of said Company thatthe said Insurance Com
pany Is the bonaiide owner of least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars OF actual Cash Capital invested in
stocks and bonds that che above described invest
ments nor any part thereof are made for the benefit
OF any individual exercising authority in the manage
ment of Paid Company either as President secreta-
ry Treasurer, Director otherwise and that they
are the above described officers ofsaid Insurance.
Company. TH0S A. ALEXANDER, Prest. (
LUcIus J. HESDEE, Secretary. VI Nitf htt
Subscribed end sworn before me this LIST day Of
January, 1866. HENRY FOWLER
[sTAnPl vn Justce'ofthe Peace
OFricE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1866 I
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing is correct
copy Of the Statement Of Che condition Of the Etna
Insurance Company, of Hartford, made to and fled
lin this office, for the year lsGg n s. yg II
Witncssmy handan seal Officially, .a y,
WF JAMES III. GOODMAN,
[sEAL.l tsrAhP.f Auditor OF State,
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,iIETke Ladies Of the First German
Reformed Church Of Lancaster, here
bysSetnrn their grateful thanks for
friendly assistance rendered thcm by
their friends Of tho city, sthronghout
tho IolSsf tkeiS.1 .1dto tfOstisity3 and
tzmstttheaiMefSmay como winch they
Cahfsturn the favor sssg .ass pse,, .gss
'asMFG GsARAH CRfDER, President.
1(H you wantthe best Insurance
call 9H FSiEttteFstIts3 s'IsgA
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BAPTIST CHuRcn-.Tbo Rcv, Mr..
CHrRonnILI, of New York, will occu.
py the pulpit at this, church on Sab,
bath next, morning and evening. 1-
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"a 70 D6nThe Festival and Tabloaux En-
= tainment provided by the Ladies of the
German Reformed Church at the City
Hall last, week, resuhed in a most
gratifying success, both in the amount
of enjoyment afforded the numerous
.:partieipants, and ia the pecuhiary re.
turns yielded by the entertainment. The
incident Of the Secession" Of a portion
'ofths congrsgatjen {whotook umbrpge
at tho cir cumstapce Of portrait Of
President sIincoln being allowed q
place in the decorations Of the Hall
along with pictures Of other distinguish.
ed. patfiots) might be regarded as an
unpleasant one, if it had produced the
effect Of a serious interruption to the
suceess sf The affair. Butt seems to
begenerally Regarded as only an ex-
shibition fthe discfeditablep proclivities
Of the Withdrawing parties. The lat
ter tried their handsa so.called Fes.
tiyAf on Monday evening last, the sue.
cess Sf which, we presume, was com,
hdensdrate with the prevalence of the
sentiment which dictated the "soces,
sions movements. rafsM W sEssa4s
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Roll of Honor

= Receipts on subscription to- the
Lancaster Ga=ettefof two wocks ending
Eohr,or,. o1st 1oee.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. Z

.fstlf orFicE OF rHE AUDIfoR OF SrArE, ~
Insurance Department, Columbus, o.. Jan. 10, Sc
WHEREAS, The Etna INSURANCE. Company, located
nj Hartford in the State ofCo nnectcuf, has fled in
this Office sworn statement OF its condition, as re.
oured by the first section Of the act "To regulate
Insurance COMPANIES not inco rporated by the Snte
of Ohio, passed April sth, 1855, and amended Feb.
ruary 9th, 1854, and, Whereas, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
Id Is possessed of least ONE HUNDRED. THOU
SAND DOLLARS of actual Capitalinvested in Stocks
or Bonds or Mortgages ofReal Estate, worth double
the amount for which the same is mortgaged; and,
Whereas said Company has fled in this office q
written instrument under its corporate seal, signed
by the President and Secretary thereof authorizing
any Agent or Agents OF said Company IN this State 70
acinowledge service OF process for and In behalf OF
said Company, according TO the terms ofsaid law.
Now Therefore in pursuance oft first section Of
the Aforesaid act /, JAMES II. GOODMAN Auditor OF
state for Ohio do hereby certify that said Rtna In
sirnnce Company, of Hartford. is authorized to
transaet the business Of Fire and Marine Insurance
IN this state until the thirtyrst day of January In
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
in WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto sub
scribed nv name and caused the seal OF my Office TO
bo affixedthe day and year ahoYe written. " Z 5
E' JAMES II, GOODMAN,
IsrALl tsfAmP.l ~ gt'h 7 z Auditor of State.
Applications received and policies promptly issued
"B. F. REINMUND q SON, Agents,
q Lancaster. Chic. !.
Feb. %, lsos-3w
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.ss uorrn .INEArHER.

). Thursday and Friday, tho 18th and
10th inst, werethe coldcst days of the
- winter in this locality, Thermometers
. marked 4 to 2 degrees below 0, on the
morning ofThursday, according to ex-
posurc, and. 8 10 10 below 0 on Friday
morning A'storm Of almost unparal-
oslaled severity appears to have swept
from the Rocky Mountains, over the
~@hole Valley Of the Mississippi. 1t
was accompanied by heavy fall OF
..snow.ia the moro northerly portions
'of this region, but the cold was not
so intense as farther South. ;Ss 4
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MAS0NlCCALENDAR.
REGULAR CONGREGATIONS,

LANCASTER OnG Z, No. 57...... February z7th sec
CHAPTER, No. ILL., March LIST ..
tfff1ft q. STElNMAN. Recorder
December I, 1865. tI.sY
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WInsurance creates independence.
B. +. Reinmnnd & Son, Agts.
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'CAEKlNS GRIFFIN { COS
u 81 Z Q N
Business Institute,
F ONBez-1Axn, %.
: I ?sI!1IssSs ?!1Isss 's|sE$s! snosnrarsns
D. A. cuETiss,
5. S. cALKINs and c. P. GRIFFIN,

Princpalsof the Commercial DapaFimuni. Insirle.
ton 10 the Science Of Accounts, Commercial
Authineiics Commefeiai Law, and Isertufora
on business, customs, correapondsnce.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, lea
County Of New York e1

Office of the Auditor OF State.
Columbus, O., Feb s, 1866
It is hereby certified. That the foregoing is a
rect copy ofthe Statement OF Conditon ofthe Secu-
rity Insurance Company Of Now York, made to and
filed in this Office for the year 1866.
[sEALl Witness my hand and seal officially.
[stampl q JAS. II. GOODMAN,
.T 1871 IN f9 Ft Auditor ofState.
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G. Il. POND.

Of the Telegrnphie Department, snA In
ing, Message Registration, Reports, Ae-, &C.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27

One hundred and twenty Norwegians
were landed at this place to-day Tuesday },
by Capt. Bisbees Ferry-ship. During the
week several steamers loaded with these
immigrants passed up, leaving them off at
this and other points along the river, from
which they pass back over our rich prairies
and will in few years become, as those
already here, the most wealthy inhabitants
of the country. We are told that the LIST
National Bank here has sold more drafts
on Norway tho present season, designed
to aid the immense immigration. to this
country, than were sold during the whole
Of Ave years before. They are hardy,
Industrious and honest class of people, and
we are glad to welcome them to homes on
our prairies. a.sI.s IN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27

TIE PUBIC PRlNTING Tie Ne,cs don't
like the award of the law-printing and
that Of the Board of Supervisors to the
TIMES and the Journal; its proprictors
propcseto print oil these and prosecute
the authorities for payment; it claims
double the circulation of the Journal and
more than the TINES. If the Nems men
have p1oct, as they claim, of fraud or in-
direction in the report from tho TINES, the
probability is they will fnd an opportunity
to use it before great while! tay
We have neither time nor inclination to
deal in the style of warfare by which the
Neus has chosen to distinguish itself in
its intercourse with the TINES. A recol-
lection of the, manner in which the Post
Office List of this city was obtained should
teach that portion of the Ners, then in
command of its columns and now at work
in and about the Office, great deal of
modcsty. We know some facts that are
not pretty to contemplate, and it may suit
us ere long to trouble our readers with Il
ventilation OF the manner in which cir
culation is got up to order ms !,
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The FoURrH.--At McGregor nothing
unusual will take place. Three ofthc TINES
printers are members of the Cornet Band
and they are all engaged to play at Patch
Grove. Business notices or local incidents
must be given us on Monday next or
they cannot be inserted in that issue
Music and Patriotism will compel us to go
to press early on Tuesday to work off our
large edition before tho Fourth. H,
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In all Europe, probably, about three
hundred and fifty millions of our securi-
ties, national and otherwise, are held. 1t
is not expected that a large amount of
them will be returned in consequence of a
European war. On the contrary, it is ar
gued that the Germans and Italians will
seek security for property by transferring
it to countries remote from the complica-
tons Of the conflict, and, foremost for both
safety and profit among the j securities Of
all nations, stand those of the United States.
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A Card.

Card Ell. = .sF. m .r.a II FL.
The undersigned, owing to domestic and
other considerations, has sold his interest
in the Daguerrean and Photograph busi-
ness to w. Ii. SQUIREs. In retiring from
a position which he has had the pleasure
of filing since June 1860, the late propri-
e.or of "Peavy's Gallery desires to ex-.
press to the citizens of McGregor, of Clay
ton and of the. other counties of North
Eastern Iowa, a sense of the obligation.
which he feels toward those who have so
flatteringly sustained him. Coming here,
as stranger; depending upon industry and
fidelity to his customers in the management
ofan Art Department where there is SO
much competition in the west, he cannot
but regard the fayors which he has met as
proofs of personal kindness, quite as much
as of professional qualification. 1t is proper
to state that my successor exhibits excel
lent taste, and a steady devotion to Art
will remain a few weeks with Mr..
Squires, as per agreement sand doubt not
that all work executed by him will be fully
equal to that which has been so generous
ly credited to, Respectfully Yours, ,n
...-t. BIZ. ti lEFiE.- ~ - Jn,rrs DC.y
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NEw-Apples of 1866 just received per
steamer Canada from st. Louis. Also,
the best assortment of Fire Works known
to any Fourth of July House in McGregor.
Orders at Wholesale or Retail filed
promptly at low figures for cash. Inquire
at WOoLlscRoFT' l
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Generally rainy. Prices variagated,'
going up and down as Gold says l.G9 and
l.49. Wheat runs from SLIGO to 81 80
rs we 20 to press. A European war seems
ineyitable-the fact is the soldiers of Aus
tria, Prussia, Russia and France must be
given "killinS" employment, else they
will turn against those who feed them.-
BENToN's report will tell the general prices
carefully corrected to date of paper.
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MILwAUKEE.-The Milwaukee Sentinel
gives a list Of the buildings being erected
or already completed in the various wards,
the present season--a total of 2O9, at an
outlay of 5000, 200. II says that nearly
$1,000 will yet be expended in building
in that city before the season closes; ma
king total expenditure of over a million
dollars.