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Academic hoard.

DAvED F. BOYD Superintendent and Professor Of An
eient Languages and English Literature,
RICHARD NJ. vENABLB Professor of Civil and Military
Engineering
holm A. A WEST, Professor of Mathematics and Com
rnandant of Cadets.
JEAN PIERRE BELLIEB, Professor of Modern Languages
and Literature '
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Professor of Natural Philosophy
JOHN R PAGE M D. Professor of Chemistry, MinerRlOgy,
Geology and Materla Medica.
JAMES W WILSON, NJ D. Professor of Anatomy, Physio-
logy and Surgery.
JAMES M. BOYD, A. NJ, Assistant Professor of Ancient
Languages and Literature
ROBERT E. R1yEs, A M Pm, D Assistant Professor .
Modern Languages and Literature
J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor and Ex, oaBco President of the Board Of
Supervisors. .-
s7- For further information address
F. BOYD, Superintendent,
...-. PoytoGco, Alexandria, La
State Seminary and Military Academy, July p 1866
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Tuition Board, Washing, Use Of Furniture, Fuel Lights
Medical and Library Fees Books and Stationery $500
Payable half in advance balance the list of Febru
ary There must deposited Contingent
Fee of s25 so muehof which expended will be
funded observed that tho fees every item Of
expense except Clothing, good supply of which the Cadet
must bring with Kim
Payments must made in advance This rule is impera-
tive and will be enforced in every case. ..-r -=a
The Seminary has the nucleus of respectable Library
1900 volumes and on the opening Of the Next Session the
SCIENTIFIC CHAIRS will be well supplied with apparatus
To give the Cadet the benefit society of ladies' there is
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Ayers sarsaparilla

Purge these impurities and stimulates the organs of life
into vigorous action restoring the health AVID eXpeug dis
Hence rapidly yeriety Of complaints which
ings Evil Tumors Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions Pimples Bo
bloches ST. AnthOny's Fire, Rose Eryspeas Teter
Salt Rheum Scad Head Ring Worm, Cancer Cancprous
Tumor Sore Eyes Female Diseases such as Resnt9n II
Venera Diseases Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases Try
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THE LOUISIANA
STATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING

viii ss exercises the ars Monday in September
close session Of ten months on the 3oh day OF
June, 1857.
The Institutions situated Pine Woods three miles
from Alexandrathe location having been made from the
entire State chiefly of its beathfuness and
abundance of pure Spring The Seminary bnldng
was at great and of the largest finest
College edfces in the South.
Cadets will not be received UNDER FOURTEEN YE AIRS
OF AGE.
CADETS. WILL BE RECEIVED FROM OTHER
STATES.
There is a PREPARATORY and an ACADEMIC DE-
PARTMEET and two SPECIAL scHooLs-ons Of CIVIL
ENGINEERING, the other of MEDICINE.
The applicant admission the Preparatory Department
MUST READ AND WRITE WELL
and know Arthmecas far as Ratio and Proportion ncu-
sive rudments Enghh aud Geography.
To enter the Academic Department, it necessary to
know Arithmetic Algebra through Equations Of the LIST
degree English Grammar Geography, and the Elementary
Grammar ana Reading in French and Latin. %
In the Academic Department there is Literary and
SCIENTIFIC COURSE OF STUDY
having their point of divergence the Sd sophomore,
class In the Literary course the
ANCIENT LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE
are thoroughly taught in the Scientific course the GREEK
LANGUAGE is omitted, and in its stead are taught
MECHANIC AND PRACTICAL ENGINEERING.
! The parent or guardian must STATE IN WRITING, on
entering his son or ward which of study wishet
him to pursue.
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Each Box Contains he Pills.
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
n5- EnrroE-Hone genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot or box signed by DOCTOR j.
MAGGIEL, New York, to counterfeit which it felony.
a Sold by respectable Dealers in medicines throughout
the United States Canada % cents per box
BARNES WARD & co Agents,
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nR. DE ANDRES
PURE
sARsAPARILLA BITGERs.

The attention of the Public City and oountg Trade Is re-
speetfully called to the introduction Of the
sarsaparlIIa BittesHA
The most Pleasant valuable Bittera tAt has bSn
troduced in this country The trade be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists;
Fstjo Marks 4 Co., 49, IS and AZ Ea'a Levee street
Grian Porch 81 and SO TchourasSuIss street.
| E. j. Hart Co.. rs, 10 and n Tehs'lptOuias stsssk
L. Basset, cor Grayier and Tch0uHdtoulaA strssts.
| r. Ayet 4 Cambon, 90 and 81 Old Lszes stress.
John T. Moore. COR PoydraS and New Lsvse streetA
VIM C. Mitchell cor. Camp and Boydras BsTeets
Cass bowling, 30 PoydRss STREET.
TW. Marsden, DrugglaA cor. agazino and GrayisF
Turner Wales, DEaagsts, Royal and oustohouHs
- @. n MORRISON, Agent
IL Magazine street.
% EMOVED-wE 4 AVE REMOVED our oFFIoI
Il 10
IsO COmRon street, mp stairs.
GIVEN, WAITS 3 co
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD-

With corrupt disodeed or vtiated blood you are sck all
over 1t may burst out in Pmpes Sores or in some active
disease keep sess depressed and good for
nothing you cannot have good health while your blood
ia impure. -. a5a ts....
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLUMBIA FEMALE INsrrrUTE-
TEsSEssYR.

IEsHESsRR.
IhsIustituaa va 5s rsop4Dsa on tbs SECOND goyDhy
/ IN SEPTEMBER. 1886.
RI Rev. g. 7. QUINTABD, Visitor;
Rev. GEO BECKETT, Priucipali
Rev. DAVID PIsB, D. D., Beies-Lettrss;
| Rev. JAMES N. TEMPLE, Nathen4t clan.
Every effort will made a I'd she highest advantages
for female education, both solid and nta Professor
and Teachers Of ackBov ability have been provided o
each department Circulars containing full particulars b.
obtained by addressngthe Principal, at Conmhis Ienn
! MIDWAY SCHOOL,
| CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA.,
wtsoV g Y. CtsR JAMES N GARsEr1, N. A, univ. VA
he second session ofts sheo will begin the sst Non.
g e dned to Prepare Bo nxsy n o fTEf9
Or any other College OF i'r shs bushes, of i
and Book KeePiDg -, r-or
in ashng and Fuel flu nished cost
| pupil will bring his towels
WILSON '1 q IT. CARR k tphsrottesyiis va
JAMES N. oARNE "a N. a Junction. Hanover Co, Va.
WAsHISGToN COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Faculty:
:, GEN y;st,j ROBERT = !, z u, LEE. President
JAMES J; WHITE, Professor Of Greek. =
% be appointed :, Professor Of Moral paLloseghy)
| VIM ALLAN 4 NJ Professor Applied Mathem ties
Il. $. hcGuLLoH, A. NJ Professor Natural Pp Ilosophy
| JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A NJ. Professor Chemistry.
| JOHN w BRuCKENBKOUGH, L. l. D., Professor Law
HAIRY EsTILL, A. NJ, Assistant Professor Ma hemacs
/ O. POWELL GRADY, A. NJ Assistant Professor Latin.
/ Go be sppointed-Assistant Pro eesOr Of Greek.
Preparatory Course has been instituted in which Student
unprepared for Rrgu GLASSES receive instruction
branches The Session be kns I'd THURSDAY 3h
| SEPTEMBES and ends last Thursday in June
TRANSCRIPTION and all other College fees $40
All other expens,s including Board. Fuel,
| Lights, etc, nee not exceed $50.
Forurther information Cata ogus address the Faculty
Of Washington College, exingtnU, Virginia
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t}em C9rlealts 9ailp Cyrea rnt
TUESDAY MORNING july 81. l886.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Mr. e. G. Ross was
sworn in as Senat from Kansas, vice Lane, de
ceaged.
Mr. Joseph s. Fowler, Senator elect from Ten.
nessee for the term ending March 4, 1871, had his
credentials presented by Mr. sherman, aud took
the oath of Office @
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PAUL FoURcHY, Secretary,

to and subscribed before me this day Of june 1855
PAUL W.. CoLLENs, 1
Third Justice Of tho PeSea.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish Of Orleans, City Of New OFIeana
Be remembered that day Of june 1855 before
me- the undersigned Justice the Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid personally and appeared John Peber
ton President Paul Fourchy Secretary OF tbs Merehana
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who being Only
sworn, according to law did depose say that the abovs
statement is just true and transcript from the boOkB
OF the Company.
nNI
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MEDICAL
ID U.s., ~. noMINan nIrrEHN-

y Uss' ST. DOMINGO BETTEHS-
RUSS, RUSS
RUSS RUSS,
RUSS, RUSS
st. Domingo BItterss
st. Domingo BItterH,
Bt. Domingo Bitter
of the most va uabs combinations Of useful medicine
and an hsye age that has been offered to the
npbc millions OF bottles sold throughout the North
during the last four years. and wherever introduced It has
proven welcome addition tho invads table the family
circle and the bachelors sideboard.
Ladies' who have ost strength and sppetfe and suffer from
nausea vomiting aud vertigo
Gentlemen who don very we'll Just before breakfast
dinner stomach Out of order and system Ia gene
rally deranged-
Mothers weaving children and suffering from general
debility
Children of sicky nature, and dyspec constitution
Travellers occasion to change their water and
All who malarious districts and subject to miss
Influences will find of the most valuable tonics and
inyigorAtors that can be taken, in
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SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL TREATMENT
DR.. HOWE's DIsPENsARY,
MEDICAL BATHS AND ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD
REGULATOR,
No. IL Baronne Street, near Canal,
New Orleans.
DisPensarys

DisPensarys
Remedies prepared and furnished for Ague Fevers Dar
hea Dysentery Biousnes Weakness Humours, Female OBJ
structions Irregularities eteprompty efcacious and
liable. -
The electromagnetic THERMAL Turkish hot air. vapor spirit
me sulphur and baths used by him when
ary with great success in the worst forms of outsneou
lucrative Scrofulous, Rheumatic Neuralgia, Mercural
syphtc and all Diseases from humors in the blood and
healthy condition Of the skin and kidneys.
Atmospheric Blood Regulator.
Atmospheric removed and approach
is induced the human body any of its organs limbs
or parts by which circulation controlled and regulated
and local congestion instantly removed Its enages and
invgoates weak hrunken paraiytc limbs by inducing
vigorous circulation of blood through the part, and is
specific remedy for Impoency, Atrophy Spermatorrhea
Seminal Derangemea of the Bladder Incontnence
of Urine without failure ortwo applications will
vince the most incredulous.
| Young Men, and others of Either Sex,
Can obtain speedy the forms of the diseases
INDIsCRETIoN OR MISFORTUNE,
Impoteney, Sterility Ulcers Eruptons Bloehes, Hum
Discharges Swollen Glands, Enlarged Painful Bones
of recent long standing.
FlstuIa, Fissure and Piles
Removed and cured radically, without using the knife
Office hours from A. NJ. to SPIN.
Consultation free. Treatment cash, but reasonable.
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anti billions remedy the following extracts from various
will be- hoped sufficient importance to justify
the quoting of them here:
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MAoeIE1s PILLS AND sA1vE

MAeGIELs PILLS AND sALyE
Are almost universal their Effects and sure
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be more productive than these Pills
Their magic influence is felt at and the usual
coneomitants of the distressing disease removed
These remedies made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the dsieats female and be
given with good effect prescribed doses the
babe.
FOR cUTANEoUs DISORDERS
And all eruptons the skim the sALvE Invaluable
It does externally alone but penetaes with the most
searching effects to the very root ofthe evil.
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Asa meeting Of the Board Of Directors held the day
Of June 1865 it was resolved to declare Scrip Dividend %
Forty Per Cent on the Net Earned Participating Premiums
for the year ending slss day Of May 1865 for which Car
v m be issued and after thefrst day Of anguish
Also to pay on and the second Monday in Jy next the
balance due on Scrip issue 1855 SIX cent interest In
Common currency on Notwithstanding scrps Of the Company
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The rst aim of beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind
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NshAh A1T EU8FAN'
MANUFACTURERS Of all kinda Of FANCY CANDIES,
sYRUPs GUM Drops, JUJUBE PASTE and SUGAR
Al3'ANNN0' " "-Am SOLD EvEE STREET,
tssvesn st. Louis and Cont. New osiasB
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PLUMBING AND GAsFITTING
TOmN g. FLEMING. AGENT-af Hsiw &a
GAS FITTBK i
AND
a. DeaIer In Gns Fixtures
LIS MAGAZINE STREET NEAR G1HoO
New orlssns
win attend puaotuAy and faithfully to all orders aAuss
TO him. 5Assa ~ 'Ft'L III 60, vz5
Orders lsss In Bee No Is MschasisA' and Deassn Az
hanRs. viii inset with prompt attention.
| @ M TODD q co., DEALERS IN ARTsEss
D. Canvas Fins Colon and Tools Cola SILVER anu SsRsS
| Leaf bronzSa
| ri VARNIsHEs, =
a.a BRUSHES, KAaE
NO. 40 R4Aaazane Street.
nnaa on seave RayaEA1.
HAVANA cIoARs. HAVANA CIGAR
In store and landing steamships Southern Star and Aszis
$50 coo HAyAaA CIGARS,
Of the fsyorite brands la Carolina Ca5enas r.
Fraro Aprobacion and others, which Stt pc sea q
az rsta GonnOtssenrs tnvt ga 70 sass ~
- s, HERkshELA, u SsS''0e S'tSNss
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

p@.on Saturday afternoon last as
Mr.. JOHN ARTz, of Berne township,
(who had just started for bis home from
the residence Of Capt. Il Gicsey,) was
driving along Wheeling street, the
horse attached to his buggy suddenly
fell dead in the harness, without the
slightest previous appearance Of any
disorder, breaking the shafts OF the
vehicle us he fell. The horse was a
large, fine looking animal. and as by
stander informs us, had proceeded but
u few rods from the place of starting
before the accident occurred.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

CIRCUS lNoIDENT.-A momentary
thrill of fearful excitement was occa.
stoned among tho audience at the cir
Gus performance sast Monday night,
by an incident mot in tho bills" The
"two-horse act was in progress Mr..
Wilson, and little Il nina Lake tho ac.
tors. The equestrian was carrying
and holding the little girl IN various
positions, the horses being at full speed.
Owing 10 what seemed 70 be some mis-.
conduct on the part Of the horses, the
rider lost his balance and fell to tho
ground, This occurred three times in
succession; tho last time, Mr.. Wilson
came TO the earth with great violence,
and the little girl was thrown directly
under the heels of tho flying animals.
For an Instant it seemed as if she must
be crushed to death--but the audience
were Immediately relieved by seeing
her replaced on the backs of the horses,
which she rode several times around
the ring alone, ib standing position,
amid the hearty plaudits of the specta-
tors. 1t was found that neither party
bad received material hurt. Little
Emma isa slender child, apparently
not over ten years of ago.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

D~Thc democratic" State Con.
vention comes off in Columbus to-day.
The county convention for appointing
delegates, was held at the Court House
last Saturday. A party of these lett
for the capital yesterday, among whom
We observed our neighbor OF the Eagle
DR.. e. B. OIdS, e. D. Martin and N
Schleich, Esqs. We understand that
Judge Van Tramp constituted one Of
the same load.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

NEW INsrITUTIoN.-The wool grow
ing counties Of this State, have very
generally adopted the plan of holding
public eep.shearings, at which pre-
miums are awarded for tho heaviest
and best fieeces produced. Large at,
tendance and lively competition are
thus induced, and the weight of single
lfeeces sheared is stated as ranging
from 10 to 243 pounds, in different
places. A very useful and interesting
institution.
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From A. P. MiLLER.-The Cincin
natl Commercial of the 2lst inst, con.
talns an interesting letter from or cd
ltorial predecessor, A. P. MILLER, ESQ
Ii is dated Cottonwood Plantation.
Arkansas, May H." This plantation
is situated eight miles below Pine
Bluff, on the north bank of the Arkan.
sas river, and Mr.. Miller, together with
Major Hooker and J. 7. Hooker, Esq
is engaged in cultivaling the same.
Mr.. Miller gives rather u favorable
view, on the whole, Of the prospects O!
the cotton crop in tho region where
he is located, though injured to some
extent by the unusually wet season =
lie also furnishes interesting details us
to the method of culLivating cotton,
and the nature ard resources OF that
country generally.
Our readers will no doubt unite with
us in wishing these gentlemen the ut
most success in their enterprise.
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For the Lancaster Gazette.


In the Lancaster papers Oi last week,
John Polling publishes u card which is
made up Of falsehOOds.
ltis not trdc that in March last /
contracted with him for butter d1fing
the season. 1t is not true that the but
ter which sold him in March last WAS
a mixture; md il is true that recently
Polling said 10 Michael G. Miller that
he did not know whether the butter
that was returned TO him, in Colum-
bus, as a. a'mixture, was received by him
from me or not, except us he inferred
that from the character OF the butter
which he received from me in April.
This latter butter now being shown
to be good butter. it follows that Po.
ling has no reason for charging me
with giving him the bad butter be
sold in Columbus.
1t is not true that the butter which
he received from me in April was
i<tur'', and it is not true that two
competent judges, Mr.. Giddings being
one OF them, pronounced il mixture.
As Tr,of of my allegations herein |
append Ger ifcatrs from Mr. Miller and
Mr. Giddings; and will only add that
when Mr.. Polling brought back to me a
roll of batter. saying it was a mixture,
| received it of him and refunded the
price. and at once offered to have the
question between US Tested by an anal
ysis ot the butter This he declined.
and | then took the butter to Mr. Gid
iings, who is II competent Judge. aud
he examined AZ d approved it as good
butter and bought and paid tor it as
such.
With this proof of the faIsehood Of
PoIings malicious reports and card, |
leave the matter with the public
CHRISTIAN RUGu.
May "a, 1866.
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VWe learn that additions are a
bout to be made to tho business es.
Establishments OF our city, in the shape
OF a new Hardware store, to occupy
one of the new rooms in the Nit.
hotf block, and II new Dry Goods store
to he located in the same block. We
shall prabably be enabled to give fu |
particulars in due time. "Competi.
ton, ii is said, "is the lite OF bust
ness"
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Certificate of Authority.


n OFrroE OF THE AuDroR OF STATE,
Insurance Department. Columbus, U Jan. Is, 60
WnEREAs, the Insurance Company of North Amcrs
ica located at Philadelphia, in tie State Of pcnnsyl-
wanna, has filed in this office sworn statement OF its
condtion as required by the first section OF the act
ITO regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated
by the state of Ohio" passed April Sh, lSj6, aud
amended February nth, lS64, and whereas, SAID com
pany has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evil
dente that IL Is pos 'eSsc o. at least one hundred
thousand dollars oiactua capital invested in stocks,
orbonds or in mortgages OF real estate worth dou.
ble the amount Tor rNhh the same nIortgaged and,
whereas, SAID company has filed In this oili'e II
written instrument under its corporate seal, signed
10y the President and Secretary Thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents Of said company IN this state TO
acknowledge service OF process, for and in behalf
SAID Company according to the terms Of said law.
Now thereoIe, IN pursuance OF the irst section of
the Aforesaid net, |, JAMES II. GOLDMAN, AuUltor of
state oil Ohio, do hereby certify that SAID lNSC-
RANCE CUMPANYUF NORTH AMERICA, at Phil.
adrlphla is authorized to transact the business Of
Fire aud Marine Insurance in this state until the list
day oil January, in the year tn ousand oght hun.
dred and sixty-seycn.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
name aud caused the seal Of my office to be affixed
the day and year above written.
[Seall JAS. II, GOODMAN,
Lstamp.l Auditor Of state.
W. P. CREED, Agent.
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PICNIC.

The Ladies of St Joscph's Congre-
cation, Perry County, o., will hold a
Picnic on Tuesday May och, 1866,
ina beautiful grove near St. Joscph's s
!. College. .t
The proceeds will be applied towards
procuring necessary articles ofChurch
furniture, to replace those lost by the
disastrous fro which destroyed st..
Joseph's Church.
Hacks will be at tho Depot at New
II Lexington on tho arrival Of the train
? Tickets fifty cents, llaas,f *
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

RRMovAL.-The law office of Messrs
Connell 4 Frittor, together with that
OF the latter gentleman as Collector Of
Internal Revenue, has been removed
to tho small brown franc building,
east side of the public square, near the
Court House. IL.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

"a ANOTHER SUIcIDE-Christian
.Gehrke, lately residing near Ham
burg, in this township, committed sui
eide on Monday morning, by shooting
i Iinself shotgun. He was OBJ
served going out with the gun, and af.
ter he had got into the woods, faint
report was heard, followed at short
Interval by q much heavier one
When the body was found, the posi-
Ation of things indicated that he had
placed the muzzle OF the gun in his
mouth, and discharged it by pushing
the trigger with his toe. The entire
top Of his head was blown off. Two
reports of the gun having been heard,
the suppositi6n is that Gehrke first dis.
charged it of ! light load it contained,
and then loading it heavily, shot
himself as above stated. A paper was
found in his hat, containing written
statement of his motives for self.de-
strdction, which appear to have arisen
from intense modification at having
been detected in the attempted COM
mission Of an act ofa natnre too revolt.
ing and beastial 10 be named in print
The deceased had been soldier in the
late. war, and is said to have borne a
a fair character for steadiness and sobri,
8 ETY..
~, We arc indebted to Sheriff SHIsLER
who was one of the Coroner's jury in
the case, for the substance Of the state
ment above given.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

DOUGLASS & COLES are now receiving
their second purchase of new Spring
Goods. Look out tor greater bargains
than ever before offered in new styles
of Dress Goods, Calicoes, MusIins.
Shoes, &c, &c. Andrew Reid's old
stand. Olt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

B6rThe Lancaster Eagle nominates
P. Van Trump for Supreme Judge
Very good. This Trump has sounded
defeat for bis party several times al.
ready Cclansbvs Jcvyrdl. @
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

CLOTHING, &c.-Messrs Peters, Nil
Ter & Bro. arc out with a new al
nouncoment in Ouradvcrtising columns
to day, which will command the atten.
ton of all desiring 10 avail themselves
OF the great inducements offered By
this entorprising and deserving firm.