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Evening star., 1867-04-10

Up AeAIN.-The question Reconsideration,
on the nomination OF Gen. Rosseau for brig.
adiership in the regular army, in place of
Rosecrans, was up for consideration in the
Senate to-day, in executive session.
Evening star., 1867-04-10
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
nIssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.
The Oopartnership retofore existing between
the nndeTsisned. under the style OF vANDKR.
in' E. asf a'sS.sd &
srawn fIom the coRceI n, he having sold all his
tAs to tsss ss. tn. R .n
collect all ou tstapding claims due the same
-5ssEFHi 5ssi b TbHsWRfkGEIxEKKIs' Z WfGIsi
George town, ID. O., April 9th, 1857.
, The undersigned will continue the furniture
kIsps 4 Iss Sn Sd ssn$ q
respectfully solicfts continuance of the liberal
patronage extend TO the late firm.
April sth, 1857. - spass:
NIw SPRING GOODS.
J. HENRY WILSON has received his supply
OF GOODS for Spring Wear, comprising every
style and variety adapted to the season
All orders promptly and Faithfully executed,
Good Goods, good work. and we'll fitting gar
ments guaranteed in all cases.
A general supply of gentlemen s FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
Georg rgetown, ID. O.,
North side Bridge street,
aps 2w next door east from Bsnk Of Commerce.
CHEAPER THAN EyER-Just received At
D. 9, large stock Of spring and su9@ef Soosa'
embracing choice Dress Goods in the latest vel,
cents. BssSss ana 4 H. d e
Is. Is ~ cents, sTperior Shirting. IS cents house
skirts, Parasols, Shawls, Gloves, Corsete Hosiery
and Notions. Our Goods have been purchased for
cash since the recent decline, and great barsaina
call. ~
NH 2s-Im' BENJAMIN MILLER.
WIN. WHEATLEYS PREMIUM sTRAM
w DYEIH0 AND CLEANSING
E6TABLISHMENT,
once, No, 49 Jefferson ST., Georsetown d. O.
Hstaonshed In 1881; premium awarded by the
metropolitan Institute, 1857; rebuilt 1856 aad fs
ishment Of the kind in this section Of Country
manner, ~es'
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
solicf ts the continued custom of the Community
Goods received and returned by express with thu
utmost lromptness and despatch.
Post Of1ce ad dress, Lock Box No 50
Once closes daily at sunset EXCEPT SATURDAY.,
when 1t 10 closed at 8a D. m. fe loom
Evening star., 1867-04-10

New York Broker Arrested for Forgery.
NEW YORK. April 1O-Thomas Sterling. n
broker, was arrested by the U. 5. detectives ON
the ch arge of forgery.
Evening star., 1867-04-10

The Plasterer's Strike in PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, April lO.-The PIasterers
are stlll on strike for higher wages, and IN :
tend to bold out -. =
Evening star., 1867-04-10
The Election i'm AIL.rx

ALBANY, N. Y, April 1O.-The charter eIec.
tion, Yesterday, resulted in the election of the
Democratic city ticket by from sixteen 10
seventeen hundred majority.
Evening star., 1867-04-10

COSFIRMBD.-Maior Allison, of New Jersey
was confirmed to-day as Paymaster U. 5. A.
Evening star., 1867-04-10

~From French & Richardson, date Hud-
son Tayler's,l we have received the North
BTttish RerieV for March; a good number.
Evening star., 1867-04-10

INTERNAL RKvESgR.-The receipts from thi,
source to- day We're c355,-ii65
Evening star., 1867-04-10

~ General Sheridan has annuIled an eIsc,
ton held in one Of the Louisiana parishe. in
violation Of his general order. - : :
Evening star., 1867-04-10

~Itis said tina, Gov. Peirpoint will be nom
mated by bis friends for next Governor Of Vir.
ginia; and that Mr. Hunnicutt will, also, be a
candidate.
Evening star., 1867-04-10

~ yesterday was the second Anniversary
of the surrender of the Rebel army under Ger
Lee. liz was celebrated ~ various pIaees in tbs
North by appropriate patriotic obseryances
Evening star., 1867-04-10
DEPAkETTHf4HAHbT S4 81 THE TES ttsEEEERkd35, 5a,-rc

u UNITED STA TES P1TENT OFFICE.
On the petition o, wEfiA.HF1Ss reN APEI lsS5
patent granted to him the 18th day Of Decembsr,
ise2, Tor an improved method Of Heading screw
blyets, &C., for seven years from the expi-
O0 ds1 Of q & whss took place the h
been authorixsd by act OF Congress
a.. II ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once on Monday. the 2ith day Of
June next at IL O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
why said petition ought not to be granted
fersons opposing the extension required to
he IN the Patent Office their objections, specially
set set Sth IN writing at least twenty day. before
party to be used at the said airing ct be taken
AID transmitted In accordance with the rules Of
the once, which will be furnished on . pplfcatisn
timony must be filed in the office twenty days
before the day Of hearing: the arRuments liz sny
within ten days after filing the TESTIMONY
Ordered Also that this notice be publ shed in the
instop. d. o., and IN the Times, New York, N.
T., once week for three successive weeks: the
first of said publications be ct least sixty
previous to the day Of hearing
n, Commissioner Of Patents.
P.B.-EdftorS OF the above spers Will plea.e
copy, and send their bills to the Pate Mt Once with
paper containing this notice. ap l0-lavsW
AIIsS A. +. DhYsDALE will open TUESDAY,
I IN sth Of April, Spring and summer MIL-N
Modes received monthly. a1 s-St.
JosElHs KID GLOVES, a superior article, at
LINEN HXNpKEROnsIFs, very cheap.
VIM. R Riley q BRO
No 80 Central Stores,
~ between 9TH ana Sth streets,
ia Marka
Evening star., 1867-04-10

- Alexandria, Va, is to have a corn ex.
change.
Evening star., 1867-04-10
BOARDING..

EMPIRE HOUSE, a36 PENNSYLVANIA
H avenue, opens this day twenty -sIx additiousI
rooms. newly furnished. Very Desirable an
Portable room with board for two persons n n
per month Transient BOaTders 81 psTday.
EURNIsHED Room and BOA RD for lady In.
qulre at Ne. 399 lith st. west ap sa'
DLEAsANT ROOMS, WITH Or WITHOUT
BOARD, st CR0ToN FLETeHER, corner
Hill. an sgs
ROARDING AT THE COTTAGE '-Two az
- three eligible ROOMS, Will or without Board !,
can besecured at the newly bailt Cottage" sn
leth street; between and streets, First Ward
jars aho chHfches convenient. ap5-d
ReARDlHG "A gentleman and his Wife or two
Y single gentlemen can obtain . pleasant Front
yate family at Ss0per month Table Board, lsesr
month % ;,, Apply s71 New York avenue, near oor
RoABDING and ROoMs at ana street
Terms mooerate ap66t
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, C.econd story, :,
with Board In tery pleasant locality. on 5th
stIesi Apply at 437 7th street, between @
anu d. ap4l~
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE can be sc
n conmOcatea with FRONT ROOM ana good
board IN private family where there are no chill
dren. Apply at 216 II street near Isth. 40 4 !w-
ROARpING.-A gentleman and his wife or two
asipele gentle meH can obtain pleass Mt front
Hvhn HHovhn win 1oAkp In private family from the
nsTth: Inquire ct No. 40 street, between sd
anu 4tn. NH 20
LOB REHT-Two well furnished PARLORs, on
u the sIst floor, with or without BOARB. Ar
ply 595 st, bet. 9Th and 10th. fel2
TABLE BOARD at no. l6l 10Th street. q sev
doors north OF the avenue. Terms o1 per
Evening star., 1867-04-10
CEi ICE!! ICEi!!

Zoe IonH IoEi!!
As tits our desire and intention to furnish TO the
cit1Zens OF Washington this necessary article at
the lowest possible price. beg the OF
the public 10 on able 60 do 30 by chez rftlIv COM
plying with the following rules, which are indis-
All persons using less than 100 pounds d si,v
viii he onised TO pay for the same in tickets to
De had OF the drivers at central Office cor
ner Of l2ih .pd streets nsrth, which are to be
2: Drivers will not leave any ice without a
strict compliance with this rule,
Superintendent OF the washington and Gsors.-
.O~e ~ ice Oonl pasy. ap loft
I lsT OF PROPOSALS OF MTsUELLA
= neous character received at the Office of the
QuaItermasfer General for the week ending Ami
W L. Barnes, ef New York, offers from go 0po
70 S9,Ge Patent Hook Fastenings for RUBBER
Patent Right and Machinery for Manufacturing.
Quisley, Wells a DUNCAN, Alexandria. Va.
Wharf at that place, at SIS.
a S. and ssras s1 Pm. &Ses
at 81 per cord. "
Geo. Creyeling. .Ale1 andria, Va. offers to Dur
chase us cords Pine Wood at Sl55 per cord, and
40 cords Oak Wood at 81 IS per cord. 1t
THIS Is TOsGIvE NOTICE, Thar tine suoscri.
Washington County, in the District OF Columbia.
letters testamentsry on the personal estate OF
Thomas Donoho, late of Washf ne ton city D O.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscri-
Der, on or before the 20 th day OF March 1T they
~ nay otnetwiss By law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 2sth day of March, 1857.
A. P. Mex EMMA.
ep lU laWJW Executor
Evening star., 1867-04-10

US once Qf ConlptrolIsY offhs Csrrsscu.
y. WASHINGTON, March 2l, 1867
nouce Is hereby given TO the hol iers Of the cir
euiaung notes OF THE First National Bank 90
medina N. T., that such notes will be maid in
iawfuI money OF the Unitei States upon prese nta-
States. III Il 1HIiIPGr Rn 'eo
mn A-W4t comptroller Of the Currency
Evening star., 1867-04-10

fNrfPnrY.
WAsHISGToN March 2I, 1857
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the cir.
cuiatDg notes Of The First National Bank of
Hewton,' Mass. that such notes wifi be paid in
lawful meney Of the United states u pom presenta.
State. HIII ar Sn sed
NH 27-w4t ComptrolIer az ths Cnr,ano,
Evening star., 1867-04-10

TI; o. o. F-aRAED LODGE-Ths resu
~ lar quarterly meeting will be held ON
WEDN ksDAY EyENIAG. 18th instant. at =
O'Clock. laps ST. p. ID. SWEET. ar Sec
Evening star., 1867-04-10

nj Re. EMRICH, widow OF the late Peter Em-
Isl rich, begs to inform her friends A a
that she has 06ZkA
31e Pennsy lvania avenue, (scene OF the late ana
4, Where she intends keep on hand the beet qusli-
ties Of WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARs: alao
all the Delicaciss OF the Season,
Capt. HARRY BROWNING 10 in charge, and VIII
be happy to zee his frlends NH 9-lm
Evening star., 1867-04-10
CHILDRBN'e CARRIAGES
~ CHILDREN OARRIAQRR .s..e
CHlLDR1N q CARRIAoUa

A very large assortment of CHILDRRN,S
CARRIAG ES. Of the latest style and fnest 6nisb
Tor sale at priceS much lower than they "a y hs
obtained elsewhere. 80 . -" my Ssn oo
Evening star., 1867-04-10

S OHcs Of CoMptTOiisT Of the Chvrepcy,
WASHINGTON, March Is, IS z
Notee 10 hereby given to the holder. of the cir.
c9iahng notes OF The Tennessee National Bank
OF Memphs, Tenn that such notes will be o Aid
IN lawful money of the United States u Don pressn
tauon OF the same at the Treasury of the Uni ted
eut o. b. & HULBURD,
NH zIw4t COmrtrOller of 4 IN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-26
NOT TCE

Is HEREBY OWEN THAT THE CITY coUN.
ell Ofthe CITY Of Lancaster, OHIO, have deter.
mined 70 make tho following improvements by
An Ordinance passed Sept ID IsrT.
That the grade Of that part Of Broad street,
nom Wheeling street 10 Canal alley on the East
side Ofbr0Ad street, shall bs male an asuend.
lng grade Of twenty minutes North, and nom
descending gra5e u forty minutes North
Masking ent VI . 55ioD feet on the summit ri
Causl tiley bcl0W tho present surilee at point
sOJ it-t north ~ Tie centre af lhe 4tt-r vi tie
nor b side 81 Wheeling sfrect.
That the centre line " Broal street between
those Iic'nt- (WhesinE aud Mulberry .tlaat.l j
shall be- made 10 eoalJTtn ~. ani be VI = cor.
fespgaiing gEte Hp1yc s.atsi; and shall
he IL inches hi IIar tiian tic utter 0n the Last
side Of BfVad sirret.
The West side OF Broad street shall have u
cOTreSpDndi ng grade 20 ss to nisasUn'ily con
foffn 70 tho gr ris ~ Whselinx aud Mul1srry
streets, viz A. West, descending.
That the osBcr or owneTs ofAny lot or part OF
= l"t On Iirosd street, heiseeh Mulberry and
Wheeling streets. shall e't down their side
walas ~ tiir the same Shlll cOni0rin ~ and
eorresprtiI w!tli tie change Of grade ~ coutein'
plated above.
Th-t the gatters on the East and West side
n said brosd street. hetween WIreiing and
Mulberry streets. Slisll be cOHrtructej and
graded ~ 10 intercept, receive aud carry oil the
water That ialls gu, or HpwS into ~ street.
All nwaers 0fowner nflots y hinds bounding
or ahuiiing IN -aid street ~ aforesad clanling Z
danIsges thpteor Hrs fafur-Jeto rle snch
claims ID writing with the Clerk u s.il1 gity +,
within six weeks from tfe date hereof
By orierof tic c,ly cduheil.
" l. KiSG, City clerk.
Lancaster, Sept. :, isC3-iN.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.


The BOARD ~ f saminAr- will meet In the up
per room 9th Cnunty Offices. TOR tho eSafn-
nation NJ r .acher4. on Saturday the I7th
aud 3tHt n August, and ON SRtur.
day the Ifth. 2ist and 2sth Of sep
ieihber, nUd on saturday the 5th.
18th and Z6th of Dct0b-r. and on
satur day the 161h or November.
The examination viii togin precisely et 10
1''laok. \. " aid NJ application will be recey-
ed f,if rxaIni. aiIoA i.iter y O''lprk. A M.
Ten@hrrs wili rsmenher that thev can get
certificates ~ M other time, and ihatthet must
BE- prepared to stanIan eKaniihttiBh in Orihog-
raply Reading. PeHmHn-kip, Arithmetic, Geogi
lnpby, English Grammar. aDd Theory Of Teach-
ing
I. Tho RI traI.t-r of the applicant sexamna.
ton will he repTe-eD'ed ou scale nf oas 10 ten
one denoting the lowest publication, and ten
the highest.
2. -Four cIl17es ofcertih catoI will ne granted,
~ follows; First Glass, valid - months: second
r.ass valid IS months; third class, valid y
months: fourth class. y9lid q months. Hsreaf-
ter no rnantJs certificate will bs issued to the
same applicant more than twice.
3. satisfactory rxanlnatiOn n the theoryl
and practice 1f telch ". and high degree OF
success m tsaching will also he considered IN
determining the clAss ofeertlheRt|sto he grant
cd No certificate will he granted uplcss the
applicant passes an examination IN sash brdaeh
VI -i'0ig required bV lar.
Owing to = change in the School Laws, all ap-
piirants will he required to pay a fee Of hny
cents, as y condition Dissemination.
All applicants must come prepared with n
pre-. raid envelope. properly addressed to them
selves. BY order Of the Rolr1.
J.F. REINMrND. Clerk.
Aug l5,isg7-3m
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-26

Quo EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY
The September number Of this use.
ful and interesting periodical is ro.
ceiyod. We can but repeat the IA.
vorablo terms in which We have
heretofore noticed IL. The Monthly
is under the efficient editorial man
agement Of Hon. T.. j., Wbite,
State School Superintendent, and
besides being almost necessity
10 the teachers of the State, is wor
thy the patronage of all interested
in the cause Of common school ed
ucation.
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Fairfield County at the Pickt-
way County Fair.

A very respectable sharc of the
premiums at tho late Fair at Cir.
cleville were taken by citizens oil
Fairfield county. OF these We re-
cognize the following, and a more
thorough acquaintance with Fair
field county people would doubt
less enable us to recognize Others
Mcssrs. PURsEL K Sous, of Lam
caster, manufacturers of wheat
drills, took the premium for the
best wheat drill, We learn with
pleasure, that the sales of drills by
this firm, uro largely increased
over those of any former season.
In the class of Fruits, our friend
SAMUEL BARR, of Amanda town
ship, appears to have borno off the
greatest number of premiums a.
warded 10 any one person. The
following is a list of the awards to
Mr.. Barr:
Best specimen fall apples
Second best winter apples; sec
ond best six varieties Winter ap-
plcs;
Second best six varieties of fall
apples;
Best aud greatest variety of ap,
plcs
Second best pears;
Second best and greatest variety
of pearsj
Best Catawba grapes;
Second greatest variety o.
grapes:
Best Cling peaches.
In tho class of Horses-Road
sters-SAMUEL SwEYER, OF Aman
da, took the premium for the bes
2.year old stallion. In the class
of Horses for all work, IL. JOHNSON
of Lancaster, took the premium iol
the best stallion four years old anc
oyer. lie also received the aware
for the second best pair OF matched
horses or mares, and for the bes
and fastest pacing or racking stal
lion-timc 2:40. In saddle horses
A. PERRY, of Lancaster, took thu
premium for the best mare OF thre'
years and overi also, in timc(
,trotting horses, tho premium 10
best and fastest trorLing mare
time 2;4lf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-26
The township Meetings.


Elsewhere we print list of ap
pointments made by tho Central
Committee, for a series of Union
meetings at different points in this
county. Weask attention to them
and would urge it upon the Union
Republicans of these several local
tiles to do their utmost TO secure
agood attendance at the meetings
The enemy is at work, both open
ly and secretly, and diligence and
vigilance will be required to meet
and offset their mach nations.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-26
TaIrlleld county union Meet-

Fairfield County Union Meet
ings.
Az Sugar Groue, Thursday cvo.
ming Sept. Goth. Speakers, Capt. A
r. Keller, id. Martin, Esq.
West RushUile, Monday evening
Sept. Both. Speakers, Col. w. Ii
Free, Capt. A. P Ashbrook.
Neio Salem, Tuesday evening,
Oct 1st. Speakers, Col. Free and
Capt. Ashbrook.
z Baltimore, Tuesday evening, Oct
lst. Speakers, Gcn'l T. +. Wildcs,
Capt. A, r. Keller.
ROyalton, Thursday evening Oct.
3D.. Speakers, Gcn'l WildcS, II. r.
Hughes, Esq.
Keller's School House (Dist. No.
~ Pleasant tp Thursday evening.
Oct, 3D.. Speakers, J, S. Brasce
Esq, Capt. A. r. Keller, and L. NJ
Splitter, Esq.
East Rushrile, Thursday eve
ming, Oct, 3D.. Speakers, Col. W.
II. Free and Capt. A, P. Ashbrook;
AJbottsrille, Friday Evening Oct.
4th. Speakers, Chas. Borland, Esq
Capt. Ashbrook.
MlIersport. Friday evening, Oct.
4th. Speakers, Jno. S. Brascc,
Esq, Gen'l T. +. Wildcs.
Pledsantuille, Saturday evening,
Oct. 9th. Speakers, ]. D. Martin
Esq, and Capt. Ashbrook.
Haven$port, Saturday evening,
Oct. 5th. Speakers, Gen'l Wildcs,
and L. NJ. Splitter, Esq.
Strode's School House, Monday
evening, Oct. 7th. Speakers, Capts.
Ashbrook and Keller.
Bcrae Station, Monday evening,
Oct. 7th, Speakers, II. R. Hughes,
Esq, and L. NJ. Splitter, Esq.
Carroll, Monday evening, Oct.
7th. Speakers, Chas. Borland and
J. D. Martin, Esqs.
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MARRIED..

ENSoR-DELT. = September 10th, 1867, at
the Parsonage in Baltimore, by Rev II, u
Ferris, Mr.. John d. EnsOr and Miss sarah A.
Belt, all OF Mlllersport, Fairfield county, ONO
CRoSBY--STUTZNAN Tuesday evening,
Sent. 10Th, at Elkhart, lndann, Mr. loci Crosby
and Miss Anna stutzmani all Of Lagrange Co.,
Indiana.
-HUMM EL-sept. 22d, at the resi-
dence of parson King, in Baltimore Ohio, by
the Rev II. II. Ferris, Mr.. John Miller and Miss
Minnie Hummel.
! sNIlTH-McCLEERY Ion the 10th inst, by
Rev.C. W. Mcchling, Mr.. James W. smith and
Miss Sarah r. McCleery, both Of this comfy.
sHUMAKER--GRoFf--on the eth ofAn
gust, by DR.. u. A. Frampton, at the residence o.
| The brido's father, Mr.. Eli J.. shunakernn
Miss Catherine. Croft all of Fairfield county
ER-SCHWARrZ--o Sept, 18th, 1867
| bv the same, at tho residence Of Mrs. Bee y
nenr Borne Station, Mr. William Miller and
Miss Sarah schwartz; both of Fairfield county,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-26
HOOKING COUNTY.
Meeting. at Logan October 9TH.

Meeting, at Logan October 9th.
We have tho following from the
Chairman of tho Hooking county
Union Central Committee:
ave can announce that DEA'
CON GRAY will positively bo at
Logan Oct. 9TH, 1867 in place OF
Sept. 2Sth.
CHARLES BORLAND, Esq. o.
your place will also bo with us,
Gefll w. P. RICHARDSON, the
one armed soldier, Is also expected
The pooplo Of Hooking Will have
a grand trcatin the speaking O.
the gentlemen thus announced
which will no doubt call out The
greatest rally Of tho campaign in
Logan. The Hooking county Re
publicans, are fully aroused, and
will give a good account Of thcm.
selves at the election.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
Y that the undersigned, on the zoth u, gay o.
Septemher, 1867, Mt Lancaste-, in the 18th Col
lection District ofohio, made SEIZURE OF thefol-
lowing articles:
l Keg containing 16 gallons of Gin.
Said seizure being made because the brands
required by law to be placed on packages were
not placed on SAID ackages.
Any person or persons claiming this property,
are required to appear and make such claim
within thirty days from date.
JOHN A. HUNTER,
sont. 2sth, 'G7.3w. Col. 18th De. ofohio
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-26


nYRE has just returned from
New York, where he has been lay.
ing in supplies for the benefit Of
his customers. The result is that
his ample store room is already
glittering with a magnificent dis
play of the latest styles of Millin-
cry, Cloaks. Cloaking, Shawls, Hoop
Skirts and Fancy Goods generally,
and will continue to bloom and
flourish with constant accumula.
tons as long as any thing novel
and desirable remains to be snatch
cd up in the most fashionable mar
kcts.
Miss Quill, the accomplished
directrcss ofthe millinery depart
ment Of the 1lyrc Emporium is
now in Cincinnati, studying the
prevailing mode and pcrfccting ar
rangements for the introduction IN
to our city ofall that is truly at.
tractivc in it, for the tall and win,
ter season. Our lady citizons will
doubtless be on the qui uice TO
avail themselves promptly of the
splendid. fruits of her excellent
taste,
HYRE will speak for himself in
advertisement next week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-26
AN ACT

Relating to n certain proposed appointment to
the constitution, and the publication Ol thls
Act.
WHEREAS. The General. Assembly of the State
of OHIO, tliree- hflhs oil. the members elected to
each house agreeing thereto, have proposed an
amendment To the Constitution, ITO he submlt-
led to the electors for their approval or reJec-
tion, At the ELECTION lOrSenators ana kepresen-
tauyes, ontho second Tuesday OF October, lSOI'
srcrloN l. Be il enacted BY tho GeacraL As,
se,,bl,j of Tie StHG Of Ohio, That the electors OF
the state shall vote upon the proposed amend
meit at the general election IN October, loo', ny
amendment shall put upon their ballots these
words; Constitutional Amendment, Yes. =
Those voting against II shall put upon thelr
ballots these words unconstitutional Amehu-
nient, No"
required by htw to he made, OF the votes cast
VI such election for state officers and senators
nj repret entatives, and also for ana AGAINST
tie said proposed amendment 10 lheconsthn-
ton, shah be certified and made by the CLERK
Of each county to the Secretary ofState, w'thlh
fen days after SAID election, aud within twenty
dnys after said election, the governor secro-
tary of state and attorney general shnlLopeh
suld returns and cOEnt the votes, ana ascertain
whctherornota q majority OF the votes cast ~
said election have been cast forsald proposed
nfnentlneHbI hliN " " tApfS'ft siN ''''ls -
of the votes cast at such election have been
cast rorsald proposed amendment. the Cover.
nor shall make proclamation thereof without
delay.
sEo. B The secretary OF state shall cause the
proposed amendment 10 the consututionipas-
sed ut the present session OF the general assem-
bly, to be published IN not less thln one news
paper in each county OF The state where news
paper is published, until the second Tuesday
of october Sc, and he shall also cause this act
TO be- published in the same manner ior two
weeks next preceding said election.
Sic. 4. Tho cost OF publishing this act and
the said proposed amendment to the conshtu'
ton in ea,lrcoun ty, shall be paid outof the
county treasury in the county wherein publish
cd,
SEC 5. This act shall take effect immedate-
Iv. p. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker pro ten. Of the Hoase q fRsersssstOsiuss,
ANDREW G. McBURNEY.
tst r. 6.i1ento of TIC Senate.
Passed April Is, 1907. sept ae,-2N,