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school Enterprise.
We have the following from a

We have the following from a
correspondent at Gallon, Ohio:
EDIToRs GAZETTE: To prove to
you that the North West is noted
for her enterprise, / need but
speak of our (Crawford) county
respecting school buildings. Dur
ing this summer, three buildings
for said purpose are being erected
within her limits--one in Bucyrus
to cost $4,000, one in Crestline,
$4,000, and one in Gallon, $40, 900,
making in the aggregate 100000
What other county in the state can
speak similarly ofthe educational
enterprise Of her citizens2
GALLON.
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Every Human

tooth can be saved to old age, at a
comparatively small expense, ifyou
see your dentist often, and arrest
each beginning decay. And be-
sides, you will never suffer tooth
ache. Broadway, south of market
house. H.SCOTT.
Lancaster, D. 10 2t.
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Builders. Attention.

MEssRs. YoRYs g. BROTHER have
returned from their spring trip to
Cleveland, where they took advan-
tage of the prevailing low prices to
select the largest and finest lot Of
Lumber ever shipped TO our city.
They are now prepared to sell you
more and better Lumber for less
money. than you can buy elsewhere
in this or any neighboring town.
Give them a call before purchasing
and you will find them all right on
the Lumber question.
Vorys & Brother still continue
the manufacture, at their old stand,
of Doors, Sash, Blinds, and all
kinds of Inside work. For more
particulars, see their Sregular ad-
yertisement in this paper.
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Fairfield County Bible Society,


The stated monthly meeting Of
the Board of Managers will be held
in the lecture room of st Johns
Episcopal Church, this city, on
Thursday 9th Of June, proximo, at
10o'clock, A. NJ.
A punctual meeting Is earnestly
requested, and the Vice Presidents
of Townships are particularly re-
quested to be present at this meet
ing. By order of the President.
A. NJ. berry, Sec'y.
May 28, 1867.-2t.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL Assem-.

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEM-,
BLY.--The Cincinnati Commercial
has issued an extra Containing a
complete report Of the proceedings
of this body at its recent session.
Price six cents, by mail, postage
paid, single copy-s3.5O per, hun.
dred at the counter.
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Lancaster, March 2s,h, lss7-l-te
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated one mile southwest OF West Rush.
Vile, and formerly owned by John Stntzman'
decd. IL contains ll215 acres; about So cleared,
and 2i1 timber land; good hank barn and
corn-cri6, large two story stone dwelling, with
frame addition 40 by 90 feet, under the same
roof, and ample cellar underneath. There are
also large clstern, s,pring-house with never
house, and two good orchards Of choice fruit Of
ali kinds. For further particulars, inquire OF
the Undersigned at his residence in Pleasant
township, miles northeast Of Lancaster, on the
Newark road SOLOMON 8. STUTIMAN,
NAV Ie, Is67--H Agent
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SiDNKY MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
DIsrRIBUrroN.-Drawlng June 25th.
No postponemcnt. Attractive and
valuable premiums. See adver,
tisement under head Of "The Model
Distribution of the Age"
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The Annual Convention of the
Ohio State Sabbath School Un-
ion will be held at Xenia, o,
in Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 18th, q 18th,
1867. N
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"Try, Try Again."

When you are afflicted with a
severe cold or bronchial affection,
which may any moment terminate
in consumption, first try all the
cough preparations you see adver-
tised, and when they do you no
good, pay q dollar for a bottle Of
"Dr. ]. ,Poland's White Pine
Compound" and get relief II has
neper get failed in a single case !
Sold by all druggists.
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Normal School and Teachers
Institute.

We invite attention to the COM
munica.ion Of Supt. REtNMUND on
this subject in to.day's paper.
Those interested should see to it
that the Institute, this year, be
made to exceed even its former
distinguished successes. Teachers,
far and near. and those seeking to
qualify themselves as such, will do
well to avail themselveso its un-
rigalled advantages.
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JOHN BoYER offers for sale his
fafm near Pleasantyille. Any one
in search Of a good property should
investigate this opportunity. See
advertisement.
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nag For q superior Gold Pen, go
to Butch's.
sg For a solid Gold Ring, 60 to
Butch's.
p@FOr a fine sett of Jewelty, go
TO Butch's.
s~For a fine Watch and perfect
time-keeper, go to Butch's.
New Stock of Watches, Watch
Chains, Gold Pens, Jewelry, Spec
tacles, &C., &C., just opened two
doors above Reber, Kutz and Ul-
rick's-in same room with Brooks
Hat Store. L. G. BUTCH, Agt.
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Wool WANTED, AND GOODS TO
SELL-Both TO an unlimited extent,
and great inducements offered. See
new advertisement of Reber, Kutz
& Ulrick.
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ORRIN e. PETERS is now getting
up clothing in as good style as any
House East or West. Any person
wanting a ready-made suit, OF one
mado to order, wosld do we'll TO
call, for he will please you. He
keeps on hand a large stock of Mus
Inns, Tickings, Jeans, Checks, Hats
Collars, &C., which he sells very
low. Give him a call.
May 23-3w
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Cry BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
This body is now in session at the
County Auditors Office. Sec no.
tice among new advertisements.
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In the Court of Common Pleas with.
I'm and for Fair1ield County, o., ss'
Minerva Gallagher

Minerva rs Gallagher Petition for Divorce.
Lafayette Gallagher.
IUJhe above named lafayette Gallagher, whose
place Of residence Is unknown, is notified
that Minerva Gallagher did, on the goth day Of
April A. D. 1861, file her petition in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county OF fairfield and State Of Ohio,
charging that the said Lafayette Gallagher was,
on or about the 18th day Of July, 1856, and at
divers times prior thereto and since, guilty OF
extreme cruelty towards lier, Without any Just
cause or provOcation on her part. Among other
things in this, that on said last named day the
said Lafayette Gallagher cursed and abused her.
and kicked her, inficting bruises greet bodily
injury, and frequently heretofore cursed her and
threatened her with bodily harm, and on said
day and on divers other days, the said Lafayette
Gallagher made false accusations against her, IN
the presence and hearing ofoiher persons, and
falsely charged her with want OF chastity; and
said that she was n who're, all which was without
truth and without canse; and such language and
abuse was ofireduent occurrence, 20 much so rs
TO make it impossible for her, I'd live properly
with said lafayette Gallagher; that the said La
fayette Gallagher has abandoned her Tor nearly
year past, and haswhoily Deglected to proVide
for her; and asking that she may be divorced
from the said Lafayette Gallagher and for other
relief. ,t.
Thesaid Lafayette GalIsgherIs required TO an.
swer snid pettion on or before the 29ih day ol
June, 1867, which petition will stand for hearing
at the June term, 1867, OF said Court.
D"''N 50 MINERVA GALLAGHER.
Connell & Fritter, Attys.
May 2, 18GT-6-6w
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DOUGLASS & COLES want Soldiers
Claims in exchange for goods
See the advertisement, and give
them a call.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Alva Paul, Guardian OF william l
Henry cIaY lnhnzan

Alva Paul, Guardian OF william
Henry chy lchusqn ~
HIS sad Ward "a n. coanll
II N pursuancao Ian order of tlin rroletf
II loi Fairfield county, ohio, mndeon tf AIA
day of Nay, A. u. fHfJ, N fhc ftoyt
undorsi gned will, on tho tth day ~ fttI
A. u. 1851, between TIN llnula ole ocio4 sf,f n
and o'clock r. NJ. o sad dfy, ,at tit
the Court House, IN Fairfield ccrpts,
public sale the said Nrrl interest % hif
loving descgibod real rttatt. to-vit rtf r
undivided hall. IA ifa simpia, of(ha i1tqtflt
described real eAialc, tltpatt N The ciil
caster, couuig uf lfrfeia ard Strtt a iiilr
and known aud distpguirncd ~ ttitr
number ~, IN the huith western Addittn tfi4
town Of Lancaster. with Tic impfoveiHtrii u
appurienaneeafo the same belonging s
Terms Of Sale--Oneitli0 cnsil on tht
sale. one third IN Cne aud one-thiIdiuw
from the dat of sale, tie purchaser % Gi
note for the hack payments Hnd 20 secrl1
same by mortgage On kaid wards intcTti ih1 if
the deferred payfpenjs 10 bear interest al VIZ
rate OF six per cnntuna per hnnnri paYahi ~ 90
nnaIly. Sale to he free Of dover and ntns . 3 NJ
than two-thrds the appraised value thoi
Said undivided half 3 appraised o; 9I2ts
ALvA PArr
Guardian ofwillism Henry Clay Jbirs't
As the Attorney IN foct Of Amanda Elia fh
johnaon,I will af the same time se her tAiis #
yded halfof sad Lot No 2s, nee Of dowar ra
the same terms as specified N aHld Geafliet
! sale. SlWsl u z. sif
May I6, is5T--3w
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Prices IF Tobacco reduced.

Butterfeld is selling Navy at
S5cts per plug, or 8 for 81.
Black Sweet at 9Octs per pound
He warrants it to be as good as
any in the city. Give him a call.
One door East of Tallmadge House
Entrance. y st.
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Brooks Hat store

Is the place to got cheap spring
hat. All the new styles constantly
coming in. y IT.
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The Programme, as recommended by
the Executive Committee,
UiU embrdce:-

l. WEDNESDAY, 8 o'clock A. NJ
-One-balf hour OF Prayer.
ii. Opening Exercises and Pre-
liminary Business.
Iii. Reports OF Corresponding
Secretary, Treasurer, Travelling Sc
cretary, address from the President,
and Reports of Committees.
Nv. DIscUssIoN-1. The work
of County and Township Organiza-
tions, with practical suggestions as
to work of their officers.
2. How can the teaching of the
Sabbath School be made more ef
fective, and what is the true place
and value of Teachers Institute and
Normal Exercises?
3. How can our Sunday School
Scholars be trained in regular hab.
its of attending the service of the
Church?
V. Sunday School Books and
Libraries.
vi. The Preparation and Teach.
ing of Bible Lesson for q Senior
Glass.
VII. Infant Glass Teaching,
VIII. The Conduct and Man
agement Of Sabbath School.
TX. INQUIRY MEETING What is
your intention as to future service
in the Sabbath School Work?
x. .CHILDREN's MEETINGS
Thursday Morning, the 18th, from
10 to IL o'clock.
The principal topics will be in
troduccd to the Convention in Es-
says or Addresses of Is minutes
in length, by practical Sunday
School Workers, and every effort
will be made torender the Conven
ton, not only profitable, but Of
great interest.
We are engaged in correspon
dence with the Rail Roads Of the
State, and hope to secure the usua
half fare accommodation.
County and Township Associa
tions, and Sunday Schools, are in
vited to send Delegates, and it i.
particularly desired that the nun
Der and names of delegates be sem
Immediately to WIN. ALLISON, Esq.
Xenia, Greene county, Ohio.
Delegates on arriving at Xenia
will report at the Trinity Methods
Episcopal Church, where a com
mittee will he in waiting to receiv,
them.
1t is expected that this Annua
Meeting OF our State Convention
will be of more than ordinary in
terest. The efforts of the past yea
have secured the organization 0
nearly all the counties in the State
and as o consequence, the develop
ment of warm enthusiasm in tn
great work we represent. Let u
como together, determine to thor
oughly unite the battallions of tn,
great Sunday School Army. ant
thus advance the cause Of Christ.
B. FARMLAND, Cor. Sec'y
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Union Sabbath School Association

Union Sabbath School association
of Fairfield County:
The above circular is Published
for the information OF the Sabbath
Schools in Fairfield County.
The Vice Presidents of Town
ships are requested to cause this
circular to be announced in each
Church within their respective
jurisdiction, and they are cnjoined
to influence if possible every Sun.
day Schoolin the county to be rep
resented in the State Convention
that will assemble at Xenia.
The healthful and benign infiu-
ences of these annual conventions.
cannot be too tenderly appreciated,
The prosperity and enlargement of
the Sabbath School are identical
with the stability and perpetuity
of the Church, and in its pure and
gospel, its integral and catholic
advancement is bound up the to-
tality Of our family, social and civ
il interests-in fact, the realization
of our happiness here-the mex
pugnablo hope of happiness here
alter.
WILLIAM J. REESE.
President.
I Lancaster, May, 2lst, 1867.
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Hats and Caps:

Go to Brooks for the largest as
sort.,ent of straw goods for mems
and boys wear. y Ut.
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Esfate of Catharine Weisz.

NToTIcE is hereby givon that the underslgn-
has been duly appointed Executor ofthe
Ertata Of Catharine Weiss, late Of Fairfield
county, Ohio, dec. ~ persons viii govern
themselves accordingly.
May 10, 1skf--3s% JEREMIAH WElal,
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FARM for SAIL

A GOOD FARM OF 222 ACEI
n ofIand, in Berne township on the bd
Station Road. two and hall miles east OF Y
caster, is offered at private sale on reason
terms. For particulars, description andtcil
SpRP,yi pRPnIil a. isS7is.tf i DENNIS RENld
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BANKRUPT LAW.

VXTE WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION
wv 10 the preparation and prosecution ofap.
piications for the Bene1lt Of the Bank
rupt Law just passed by Congress.
HUNTER d DAUGHERTY,
Attorneys at Law.
Lancaster, Ohio, March q, 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
AMERLCANS IN EGYPT

There has been of late some trouble between
the Egyptian Government and some American
missionaries The latter, who belong to the
United Presbyterian Church of this country,
have had for years highly fourishing mission
among the COpts, the native Christians of Egypt.
They have established number of schools,
which were visited by children of all creeds,
a theological seminary, and press, thus throw
ing quite ferment among the petrihed Church
of the Copts The latter number about 10000
souls, and with the exception OF the Abys-
sinians, are the most ignorant and the most
degraded of the sO-called Eastern Churches.
The Patriarch of the Copts, like the Patriarchs
of the other Eastern Churches, enjoys kind
of temporal jurisdiction over the members of
his Church..
The influence of the American missionaries
upon the Coptic population was, of course, re-
garded by the Patriarch with the utmost dis
satisfaction, but nothing was done to the ar
rest of the movement until early in the present
year. when the Patriarch made journey through
the Coptic districts of Egypt, and instituted
the most barbarous persecution against all as
socating with the American missionaries,
closing their schools, inflicting bodily punish
ments, and even procuring the Punishment of
some of the leaders of the Protestant move
ment All this was at first silently indorsed
by the Egyptian Government, and at length
openly approved. That the American mission
aries were included in the decree of Danish
ment has not before been stated, and is proba-
bly, one of the many errors of the Cable dis
patches At all events, however the work OF
many years of toll and sacrifice was wantonly
threatened with utter obstruction.
The American COnsul-General of Egypt very
properly has used his diplomatic influence with
the Egyptian Government in behalf of his per-
secuted countrymeD, and, if the Cable dispatch
can be relied upon, his efforts have finally been
crowned with success At least, it is stated that
the Viceroy of Egypt has repealed the decree of
Punishment against the Copts who had joined
the American missions.
Thus the cause of religious liberation has
gained new triumph in the far East. In
Western Europe public opinion is almost every
where overwhelmingly in favor of introducing
full liberty of religious worship; but in the
East the progress has been less rapid. We
have during the current year had new exhibit
tons of intolerance in Russia, i'll Roumania, in
Constantinople, and elsewhere; but everywhere
there are strong influences at work in favor OF
religious liberty and the favorable issue III
Egypt affords new hope that the progress
toward religious liberty will be in the East as
steady, if not as rapid, as in the West.
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9mpstntnts.


WAILACK's-This Evening" Inc honeylhoo III,
Rpo,nv-Ay THEATFR-Ihis Evening" lhe lick
a, 49, Ma . Mr. and Mrs W. J. Florence
NrnIo's GARDEN This Evening. -" Ihe BLACK
C,eek"-Grest Padsienne Ballet troupe. 80.
O,.,,,r,c TuEATFR-Ths Evenng.-"A Midsum-
- 49, Dream" Miss Fanny stockton, MI g. L. Fox
FpTxcu THrArEG-This Evening" Marie Antol-
petep Nine Adelaide hs'ofL 80, g,
Tu-rr-,yr. THEATER-This Evening" Mcdea
narssouel-' Fit t. be DuchesS"
NEw-YORK THEATER-This Evening" NORWOOD
RAuNtM's AMERICAN MUSEUM-Day and Evening.
Adam srd Eye-A Living GohlYaa Amburgh Co.'S MenageHe
--9OO0 CuiosiaeS
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS, FOurteenth-st-Ihis Evening
--Fests Of Bquestrsuism
SrElxwAY HALI-This Eyening.-Mr. DeCordova
Humorous Lecture.
.BUNYAN HALL, Union Square This Evening
"The Pilgrim" ~,
BANvARD's OPERA House AND MUSEUM ms
Eyeuing" Devils Auction
ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY.-Eghth Annual EAIioi-
ton Of Paintings Day aud Evening, at No COL Broao"
N,TroX,I. ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-Open Day ana
Evening. Fourth-ave. and Twenty'thira'si ~. H.
DoDwoRrH's HALL-This Evening. -Hartz' tne
Wizard Of the World ,,.u 10
EXUBrTION OF Balls STATUE or fokiHsi 40
COKioLANrs Day and Evening at No S'1 DIoAu,
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ADVICE TO OUR LEGAL ADVISER.

1t appears from the letter Of the Citizens
Association to Richard O'Gorman, esq, Corpo-
ration Counsel, that this officer, though nom
mated for his present Office by the Citizens
Association on a Reform ticket, has proven TO
be ANYTHING else but reformer. We are glad that
when their own candidates thus turn out to be
failures, the Citizens Association is as relent-
less in exposing their delinquences as if they
were elected by Tammany or Mozart
They charge that Mr.. 0'Gorman is spending
too much money; that what he does expend is
distributed among his friends, more manifestly
for their interests than for that of the City,
and that in some instances the suits under his
charge show lamentable failure in the law de-
partment to protect the City's interests, and a
suspicious acquiescence in the rendition OF
judgments against the City and in their pay
ment by the Controller.
Mr.. O'GOrman appears to have drawn for his
department, during twenty months, the heavy
sum of S152,974 80. OF this he has pocketed
S33 S33 80 for the eloquent and persuasive"
Richard OGorman himself He has expended
S24100 - on office furniture, &c; he has dis
tributed S8661I so among his professional
brethren for extra counsel fees and clerk hire,
and has used up $3.50 80 for other purposes"
Among the extra counsel employed by Mr..
J OGOrman, Recorder Hackett seems to have
earned, at odd hours while off the bench,
S21, 727 80, or about two-thirds as much as Mr.
| O'GOrman earned by the employment of his
whole time, and four OF five timesas much as the
City deemed to be an adequate compensation fol
| his duties as Recorder. 1t seems remarkable
that a Corporation Counsel who draws more
than hundred dollars day for all working
days, Grain or shine" for attending to the law
suits of the City, should need professional aid
to the value of two hundred dollars a day, and
clerk hire TO the value of about seventy five
dollars more day. Cannot the City get beaten
in its law suits at a cheaper rate than five HUI
dred dollars day2 And is it not marvellous
that Recorder Hackett, after the arduOus labOrS
of the day are over, and he steps down, wealied
and exhausted, from the bench, can assist
the CORPORATION Counsel to the tune of about
seventy dollars daily. Is not the Recorder in
danger of taxing his constitution too severely
by these unreasonable labors in behalf Of the
City "'neath the midnight lamp" Such COM
pensation would indicate heavy draughts either
upon the midnight oil " or the I" oil of palms.
Moreover the eloquent and learned OGor-
man, after drawing on the Treasury for every
Yankee notion and Irish nicknack needed III
his Office from walnut desks to papers of pins
Query, What becomes of all the pins!A and