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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-06-21

nea.The District Court at Washing
ton has decided that the retroccding
Alexandria to Virginia is unconStitu-
tional.
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NJ lSUNlC CELEBRATION
AT CIRCLEVILLE,
SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1866.
E.curslon Traln from l.nnca.,er.

Excursion Train from Lancaster
Leaves Lancaster, at "a. Nj Amanda, 9;25; souts,
$40, ard arrives at Circlevle Mt 10.
Lancaster Lodge No. 81 will atteDd as n Lodge All
members OF the Lodge are respectfully invited to
accompany the excursion; also all members Of the
sister Lodges who feel disposed 10 attend, arc cor.
dally invited.
The Brethren at Circlevilie are making Jery pre-.
paraton to accommodate all who may attend.
Fare, round trip from Lancaster, 81 90; Amanda,
70 cents; Stouts, 90 cents.
Train will leave Crceyiilc on return as PM
June T. lSGG---3w
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This work, for genial humor tender pathos, start.
ling interest," and attractive beauty, stands peerless
and alone among all its competitors. The Valiant
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The Roll Of Fame and Story, Camp, Picket, Spy,
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derul Escapes; Famous Words and Deeds of Women,
and the whole Panorama of the War are here thrill.
ling'y and startngy portrayed in mastery man
ncr, at once hisorcaland romantic rendering it the
most ample, brilliant and readable book that the
war has called forth.
Disabled officers and soldiers teachers. energetic
young men, and all nwant of profitable employment
Will hDd thus the best chance to make ey over yet
offered. Send for circulars and see our terms
Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
14S West Fourth street,
June 2l-lw" CINCINNATI, ONO
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THIRD NORMAL INSTITUTE
WILL BE HELD At
LANCAST Err, OHIO,
July 9th, 1869, and con-
tinuinR Ave weeks; followed by the
County Teach0Ts' Institute, TO
continue one week.

IN Flew or the success Of This Normal Institute
dunng is fr-ttwo sessions the preseu inteIest cx.
Iessed BY teachers, and the efforts we are max g 10
,4naef incoming meeting one NJ great interest and
ance Of Mr.. j. g. HarDer. eupt of Bnavr,,. s,Iool.
al mn ihat Of Hon p. T. white Editor N Inc "Obo nj.
ea,lonai Monthly" have heen secured OihcralIe
wv contribute to t,l- nterest Of the Iusf.
eiea, dIl exepnsrs conducter md special attention
s1eh % Sehoof Ee9aOmV and Hehols 6f Iasfrucfioa-
hnpie arrangements will be made 10 secure good
b2arding az relsoni be rates
Htion " Nll bra'ehe7 invariably in advance with
- YSFl,eSt '''s'''''s. ... ..........ej
~'E'~i4'@ii' .
REINMUSD & HARTZLER
Lancaster, o., May 80, lsCG lO.5,y
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FREMONT HOUSE,
COLUMBrs, OHIO.
MILLER & BUCKINGHAM.

MILLER 4 BUCKINGHAM.
TUNHlS long established hotel, situated on the Cor
/ ner Of High aud South streets, Columbus, ohio
has been leased by the above named gentlemen, and
thoroughly refued for the accommodation of the
public. The house itself having been originally
built for hotel, has been fitted with all the modern
Improvements; is situated in the most elevate and
saubrous portion Of the city; is near the Court
House, and has the advantage of the street rum
ming past its doors; and for the accommodation Of
their own conveyances, is supplied with first class
stabling.
One ofts propretors, Mr.. Miller has hnd long ex-
perience in the hotel in the TALLNADaE HOusg, Lfn-
caster, Ohio No pains will be spared IN making the
fremont House. comfortable and invltns-in short
the HoSr Of the travelling public, and the proprietors
hope for liberal share Of public patronage.
June T. ls6s-4w
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Estate of Miss Catharine Moore, dec.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
] Y been appointed and qualified as Administrator o.
tho Estate ofMss Catharine Moore, deceased late o.
June 7, lS86-eW~
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Auction Rooms.

TENHE undersigned announces TO the public that he
Il has opened, two Doors East Of the Tallmadge
House Entrance, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, Auc-
ton and Commission Rooms, for the sale Of all kinds
of good Those wishing 10 buy goods at their
own prices can 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 prepored at all tmesto cry sales on
the most reasonable terms.
M. G. CARTER,
Lancaster, May j, lses--n Auot,oneer.
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The public are invited to attend.
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&c C-H@ EE OF ALL KINDS,
FOR SPORTsMEN.

In half or in quarter barrels or kits, low in prico
and excellent in quality, cheap for cash or in OK.
change fOr produce.
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THURSDAY, June 81, 1866.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-07
ReIIgions matters south.

The venerable DIR. Breckenridge OF
Kentucky has issued an appeal TO Pres
byterians throughout the United States
in reference 10 the reelection of com
missioners to the next general assem-
bly,. He says; "For myself, l look
upon the present troubles in our own
and all sister churches in this country,
rs being little else than the sinful con-
tinuation and working, in religious
form, ofthe criminal spirit and designs
of the insurrection in temporal affairs;
and I am persuaded that neither the
country nor the church of God can have
pence or security until the religious
poison is healed or purged out,
A correspondent of the Christian Reg
fSter (Unitarian) thinks that liberal the
ology is not likely to overspread the
south. but that st. Louis, Louisville
and Baltimore will be the outer line of
posts of the denomination. The fact is,
he writes, ,Unitarianism is looked at not
only as a Northern, but n Massachu-
sets idea, and that is enough. UnitI-
rians, he thinks. have suffered too
much from Massachusetts, ideas. You
NAV get UnitaFianism into Charleston,
IL 1t come from an Enlishman; but not
III it come from an New Englander.
The Baptist home mission society
wants the Baptist women to raise an
extra fund of $4,000, for establishing
Southern missions.
The German Methodists.ot Texas ful-
ly sympathize with their loyal brethren
North, and intend dissolving their con-
nection with the Southern church as
soon as opportunity offers. Houston
in Texas, proposes to erect four Pro-
testant churches, this year.
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Meetlng of Alumni of bethany Col
tFIOm ne Minenidi Rar6iIioer.)


At meeting of the Alumni of Beth
any College, held in the College Build
ing, July Sd, 1861 the following officers
were elected for the coming term:
PREsIDRNT-C.L L. Loos, w. Va; VICE
PRRsIDENTs@J. L. Hunt, o., w. o.
Clough, Va, w. T. Moore, Mich, r.
Moffett, o.; Cor. SECRETARY-B. w.
johnson, w. Va; REC. SECRETARY-J.
Hall, w. Va; TREAsURER-J. X. Dar-
nell, w. Va; ORATOR for 1866, o. A.
Burgess, Ind, Alternate, ]. f. Rowe,
Ohio; LECTURER-B. w. Johnson, w.
Va; Alternate, w. s. Giltner, XVI
PoBr-Wm. Baxter, o.; Alternate, w.
T. Moore, Mich. a.sHia
The Annual Commencement OF the
College having been fixed by the Board
ofTrustees on the last Thursday in june
according to a resolution of the society,
the annual meeting will be held on
Tuesday previous Juno 26th this year.
The business meeting will be held at
o'clock A. NJ; public meeting at 3
o'clock p. NJ; Reunion dinner, O'Clock
p. N.
College was organized in 1876; this year
will therefore be the second decennium
of its existence, and should be celebra-
ted at the next meeting with all due
interest and devotion. This is due to
the Society, and to our Alma Mater,
that is now proceeding with new devo-
ton, and new strength, and enlarged
means, on her career of usefulness. We
expect to have highly interesting and
happy reunion in 1866 and we hope to
see u large number of the sons of Be-
thany come back to revisit her at this
annual festival. We send forth an ear
nest invitation, and promise cordial
welcome to all. C. L. l..
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sharp hitting in Congress.

In passing the Deficiency Bill last
week an amendment was carried, pro-
hibiting the placing of the portrait of
of any living person upon any of the
bonds, securities, notes, or postal cur
rency of the United States. Said Mr..
Thayer, in his remarks on offering this
resolution:
"we have had a great variety of like
nesses upon these notes, considering
the short time in which the practice has
obtained-some of very good-looking
men. some of very ugly-looking men,
little men. If there is any necessity
for resorting to this new description of
ornnmentation of our currency, let us
put upon the securities, notes and cur
rency of the United States, the ike
nesses of men who are associated with
the historic glories of tho country. 1t
is, in my judgment, very unbecomlng
thing that such hkenesses as some
could refer to are to be found on the
notes and fractional currency OF this
country. hold in my hand n i've
cent note of this fractional currency OF
the United States. If you ask me whose
image and superscription is this, L am
OBLIGED to answer, not that of George
Washington, which used to adorn it,
but the likeness OF the person who
superintends the printing of these
notes"
Thad. stevens jocosely declared that
the portrait on the five-cent notes was
not that of Mr.. Clarke, but that of a
member of the House, to which Thayer
retorted:
Hwhatever differences may exist be-
tween my colleague and myself in re-
gard to the ownership of the likeness
referred to, i think he will agree with
me that the real proprietor, whoever
he may be, might maintain an action
at law for libel against the engraVer,
and be sure of a verdict in his favor
upon putting the note in evidence"
Later in the debate, while discussing
nm appropriation for Utah, Mr.. Thad.
stevens took occasion to remark: "I
have nothing to say in filyor of the
great principle of Brigham Young-I
am to old for that" MIR. Window, in
replying, said: .r
sin speaking on this subject, 1 have no
prejudice against Brigham Young, any
more than my venerable friend from
Pennsylvania, (AIr. Stovens,) who,
when ne speaks of being too old, should
remember that Lord Palmerston was
indicted mt the nge of eighty. do not
know that tSthe principles of Brigham
Young have anything to do with this
question. 1 am speaking of his prac-
tees"
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The Late Wosi yir:InIa I.eglslaluFe.


From the Rsns6urO Herald Of Saturday.
The Wheeling INTELLIGENcERp pays n
deserved tribute, in its issue of Tuesday
last, to the zeal and ability of the Leg
islature, whose legal term of service
has Just expired, which we think Will
be seconded by all fair minded men
who duly consider the circumstances
under which 1t was placed. Men whose
patriotism never rises above devotion
to party, with whom legislative integ-
rity is n myth, and who are accustomed
to measure everybody else by their own
short yard stick, find 1t profitable and
convenient to underrate those who do
not agree with. them, and to slur both
their intentions and their actions, but
the verdict of good, loyal and law abid-
ing citizens in regard to this body VIII
be that it has been one of unusual ca
pacity both rs to comprehension OF the
wants of the State, and ability to sup
ply them with appropriate legislation
Many of the laws enacted appear eX-
cessfyely radical TO us in this section,
and were the entire State situated as
we are, they would be unnecessarily so;
hut when we consider the condition of
the more exposed counties, indeed of
the bulk of the State, itdoeS not appear
that they are more SO than self preser-
walton and good government require.
Desperate diseases requires desperate
remedies and it is undeniable that in
West Virginia tho disease of rebellion
was almost intolerable, and If the rem
edy is Droportionedt to the disease, those
who sinned and those who sympathized
with them have themselves only to
blame.
on the score of general economy in
expenditures no serious objection can
be made, nor can any on the score of
general fairness toward all parts of the
State.
The circumstances under which they
sat have been exceptional, and they
were more apt to err in doing too much
and it hastily, than in doing too little.
Take the Legislature, all around, it has
been n good one.
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The Great RaiIroad Project Of the Age

The Great Railroad Project of the Age.
The United States Senate last week
passed bill to incorporate the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company, and to
grant lands in aid of the construction
of its road, which starts from Spring
field, No. The capital stock of the Com
pany is to consist of 100000 shares, of
500 each Board of Commissioners to
meet in st. LouiS within three months
after Jan. 1, 1867; subscription books TO
be open within twelve months after the
passage of the act: ten per cent paya-
BILE ON shares at time of subscription :
first meeting of stockholders to be
called when 10000 shares have been
subscribed for, and Directors to be then
elected. The corporation TO have
right of way through the public lands,
including 200 feet on each side of the
road, with 20 alternate sections of land
per mile in the Territories and 10in the
States: but no money from the Treas
ury. Patents for land shall be issued
on the completion of each % miles,
Road must be built of American iron ;
commenced within two years; 5Omiles to
be constructed yearly; and the whole by
July 4, 1878. There must be bona fide
subscription of 81 900, 900, 10 per cent
cash, within two years, or the act shall
be null and void.
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Mr.. RoGERs, member :of Congress
from New Jersey, who was on Tuesday
SO handsomely convicted of Ignorance
of the Constitution, declared on the day
before that the measure to prohibit the
payment of the rebel debt was "the
very emblem and quintessence OF des-
potism and tyranny"
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Al :, EMMENAGoGUE FOR LADTEs
NORWAY BAR IRON.

OK TONS tNoRWAYs IRON, FOR on
81 Well ToolS assorted sizes, received nv
dsus &c. HILDRETH & BRO,
NeSs 81 Main street
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Tnr New York World had a striking
article on the political crisis last week.
1t deprecates any alliance or eoalllion
between the President and the Demo
cratic party. 1t wishes above ell siia,ae the
admission Of the eleveTu s1ptheEn m so S,at Nth
to the Union, as they VII VII an .n,si sY ssna-
the Democratic party. 4 ne Ial. tosaL sse,1,
ration OF the Republican tS,.t3a tbst
result. But the hesurrender of the radical !l.c1, i
wing to tho President, it thinks Ns;',,lol MouIn
hasten 1t. The Democracy then . ..l.i1,e, In.
phant over both wings of the oPPot oPP1.aH t6
party will be under no oDIlgati9
anybody, not even to Mr.. Johnson
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20 the healthy menstrual food, impartIng
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To the Public.
Take Notice.

Tyo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, THAI
We win on the third day Of April, 1886
EeII n Sewing Machine, TO pay freight and
charges az Wic<haIns Auction Store.
nlaTS-Im A. NJ ADAMS q CO.
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Ne.xrs. MccABE, KRAFT q Co, Gentlemen:
Allow me to add my testimony to that OF
Others, in regard TO your celebrated aDiarrhea
COmpound.n 1 have been for q. long time
subject to the disease for which It tsrecom-
mended. I have tried various remedies; but
never 6ound one that so completely eradicates
the disease as your medicine. A short time
procured bottle OF sKraft's DiarThea Conn
pound" experienced immidiate relief from
one dose, and after n third dose felt as wen ~
ever i regard II as an Invaluable medicine
and wonld not be withoutit- Yours truly,
.f.l7i u L. W.STEwART.'
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. LIST, 1855.

NAaftN 1I-I-EI 7 4t4III'1 KJI1s 175Ii 1E17'
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in my family for Some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that it Is the BEST MEDICINE
of the kind j have ever used, and do cheerful-
" recommend Il to my friends ..
with much respect am your friend,
VII. METCALFE,
.sF ofMetcalfe, Bro. Co.
AIcCABE, KRAFT& CO., Wholesale Drug
gists Wheeling, W. Va. sole Proprtetors, TO
whom nll orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT q Co., CentIe
Wheeling, WEST & MITCHELL, Bridgeport,
Ohio, and by Dealers In Med;cines every
where. felJ2I.6md&w
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WHFFIING, ApTi 18th, 1853.

MeSsrs NIc(yAnE. KRAFT & Co, Gentlemen:
Having used KTaft = Diarrhea Compound, for
Camn DiaTrlien, with which have been deep
Iy AFFLICTED for almost one month. all other
remedies tried hduiHg JffiLed, and finding IL not
only present relief hut n peTmdIiefn etre,
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NcCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug
sists, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West vtr-
ginia; alSo, prOpTietors Of KraftS DiarThea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Imminent, DR.. Stnhi's Ger
man Relief md Oriental Hair OIL.
dec2S6md&w
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j They invtgorate, strengthen and give new
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The Great Cure for all Diseases OF the
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The sick and suffering have always felt the
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For Sale i'm all Paris OF tIie worIs

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ing, 55 Hudson Street, New York. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Ieets, Hudson,
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"C OIL f. II A."

or It's kindred dtseases-during the coming
summer. 49,.
The following are n few Of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
ProprietOrs, by persons who arc well known.
- WuRnIN,r, a mi 9th. 1Sls1-
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OWL RELI1BLE REalEpY
of Its Kind NOW in use.

Many prominent PhyheimS now use II In
their practice, and unhesltatingly recommend
KeepIt in your house, and be prepared for
any sudden attack of -T..r. .-.fl Il
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MtMfal.
N UB B n LIS
CELEBRATED
GOLDEN BITTERS
1 PURELY vEGETABLE TONICIi
1Nv1GoRATINa AND sTRENeTHENING

For4gfes the System Against the -Evii
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To THE PUnLICu

From and after this date, all our Custom
work will he marked down. All work guar,
Tanteed to he made in the latest style anu
than any other House in the city.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
REAL ESTATE 1GENCY.


THE undersigned. having formed coPaTt-
i nersh,p for the purpose of establishing
Real Estate Agency, hereby notify the pubic.
that they will give speclal attention TO The put
chase nd sale of Real Estate IN ST.. Marys
and the adjoining counties. They have now
butte number of valuable farms for sale N
this county, and parties who may desire to In
YES. in ST. Mary's County lands will And -
greatly to their advantage to make application
TO them. These farms are eilg,bly locatsds
contain from $50 TO 1000 acres, each, and can
be bought nj prices ranging from $4,000 TO $50
600. Parties wishing 10 purchase VIII IN no
case he asked more than the lowest figure tor
which the owner will sell. ~S,
( Satisfactory evidence ot lille Will be iqfnisf-
ed IN all cases .-
All orders from abroad will be promptly a
tended to.
References given. when required.
JAS L. kLAkiSTONE,
JAS s. DOWNS.
Attorneys Al Law,
Leonard Town,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
Dec. eth, I865-tf.
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail free VI
charec) by addressing the Undersigned
Those having ears Of being humLugged will
,blige by not Noticing this card. All others
will please address their obcdient servant,
TIlOS. +. CHAPMAN,
s3l Broadway, New York.
Feb Sth 1466-fyr
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-05
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MORE. y
49,
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Colds, Hoarsencss, As,hm,. Whoopinc Cough
Chronic Coughs. CONSUMPTION. Rronc..itis
and Crmp Ring prepared from Honey and
Herbs it is healing. safteniEc and eSprto-
rating, and particularly suitable tor all atfec-
tions of the Throat and Lungs. Fur sale by
Druggists every ywherS.