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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-04


Hiram Powers, tho eminent
sculptor, is on his way home. He
has resided in Florence since
1887.
A Bill has been prepared for q
Territorial Government for Russian
America. There are already two
candidates for tho Governorship OF
that territory.
The President has appointed
Marcus -Otterberg of Wisconsin,
now United States Cousnl in the
city OF Mexico, to be Minister rOsi'
dent there, in place of L. D. Camp
bell, resigned.
The Atlantic New Era, one Of
tho leading papers in Georgia,
hoists Gen. Grants namo for the
Presidency, believing he is the only
man who can lead tho nation out o.
its gloomy political night.
Admiral Farragut is shortly tc
visit Europe in his flag ship
Franklin. This will bo tho frs
/
time U. s. Admiral's flag hal
ever beon aoated in Europe, anC
the Franklin is q ship worthy Q
Ethathonor. Competentjudges pro
nouce herthe finest wooden wa
vessel aflort.
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Well Answered.

One Of those panic.strieken Cop
perheads whose features are alter
natoly roscate with posations Of
nccdlegun whisky, and pallid with
fears of negro superiority, crcoun.
tored Horace Greeley at Willard's
Hotel in Washington, and said to
him
Give the niggcrs votes, would
you! Mako them your equals,
would you2 Let a niggcr marry
your daughter would youP
TO which the Tribune philoso
pher placidIy responded
Ny friend Il the right Of suffrage
were restricted 10 those to whom !
woald give my daughter, there
would be worry lew votere, and you
would not be one of them.
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The Nashville (Tenn.) Union
says the prospect for an abundan-
yield ofwheat in that State was
never better. 1t says; Flour will
have 10 tOpplc from SIS down to 10,
as the wheat market has opcnedin
this city at 81 SO per bushel.
The Horse Fair at Dayton is to
be held the 9th and 28th Of June.
The Journal has assurances that
quito a number Of fine trotters and
runners will be present to contend
for the prizes.
Incessant rains for several days
have seriously damaged the crops
in Virginia and the Carolinas,
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The Indian War,

General Sherman has Issued u
comprehensive order regulating
military operations against the In.
dians, applicable to States and Ter
rtories embraced in the military
division undcr his command He
is wiling to accept mounted forces
raised by the States and Terrific.
ries when any emergency arises
which makes it necessary TO en-
ploy them but ho requires that in
such cases the men shall be mus.
tered in according to the laws of
Congress, and that they shall act
in connection with the regular
troops. This provision, in effect,
discountenances and forbids ali in Z.
dependent military action on the
part of u State or Territory against
the Indians, but the order recon
mends that tho civil authorities
should have small armed com.
panies, prepared at all times to
pursue aud hunt down tho small
horso.thioviug bands of Indians,
who, by Dispensing, manage to a
void the military forces. In these
cases, when captures are made,
whether tho Indians belong to q
rescrvationpr not, they are to- be
proceeded against according to
law With regard to Indians act
ually residing on a reservation, OF
restricting themselves to territory
guaranteed to them by treaty, the
order commands the military and
notifies the civil authorities , tha
those treaty rights are tho su
preme law Of tho land, and mus
bc respected.
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IG- Messrs. Wm. Sumner & Co,
OF Columbus, o., announce that
they have received the following
dispatch:
"Thc Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine has received the highest
premium and only gold medal u.
wardod Sowing Machines at the
Paris Exposition.
WHEELER & WILSON MANNING CO.
This 10 the same as has been the
award at all tho important Fairs
for the past fourteen years, and
this, In connection WITH the fact
that the sales Of these machines
arc equal to the sales Of allsothers
combined, ought to be sufficient
evidence Of their superiority.
This qaeen Of Machines 10 for
sale at. Billinghurses News Office
Tho Hon. u. D. Campbell, late
Mexican Minister has arrived al hi'
J bone, 10 Hamilton, Ohio,
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READ,rHls SOLDIERS. The Dem
ocratic papers profess to love the
soldiers. How they love them is
easily seen by reading tho follow.
ing extract from tho leading
editorial in the Marion Democrat
of last week. In an article head
ded Tho Dupe Of catch words, "
the following language is used
"Andcrsonvllle, Libby, Treason,
etc, arc all catch words for dupos,
If our prisoners suffered at An
dersouville and Libby for food, it
was because the southern people
were deprived Of TODD to give them
by the overwhelming power Of
Northern hordcs. If the prisoners
at Andorsonville and Libby wore
not treated with the kindness and
consideration which people are
entitled to when they remain al
home, minding their own proper
business. instead Of taking up arms
in o bloody and desolating crusade
against their neighbors and broth
ron, wo have only to say that they
got their deserts"
Such an article as tho one men
toned is enough to consign any
man to eternal infamy. "Got theil
deserts |" The brave but urfor
tunato soldiers who were starved tC
death in Andersonvillo pen, Ego
their DESERTS" so says VIM. Hub
bard Let the soldiers remembei
this. Let the fathers and thu
brothers of the dead soldiers thinl
of this when they como to vote
"Got their deserts l"-Mdrton In
dependent.
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Medical Notice.

nR:E CONE MAY BE CONSULT.
ED at the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Colborn House,
on Saturdays and Sundays, May and 0; June
8 aud o.; July 10 and l4i August ~ and rs;
Sept. 81 and - Oct. 90 and 81.
In LANCASTER, at the Tallma lge House on
Mondays after the Express Train arrives going
West until II goes West on Tuesdays, May q;
June 10; July Is; August 10, September
23i October 2s. DR.. CONE cures all forms
OF Chronic Diseases, as Dyspepsia in allits va.
rious varieties; all diseases ofthe Lungs and
Air passages, as Laryngitis, bronchitis and
Consumption all diseases Of the Kidneys,
Liver, Pancreas and the glands geuerallyian
dis eases OF the Heart, Blood and Blood Ves-
sells: all diseases ofthe Brain aud Nerves. az
Epilepsy, Chorea, ST. Vltus Dance, Neural-
ga, Palsy, and general nervous lnDutriiion,
all diseases OF Females, enlarged Tonsls. and
all forms of ScrofulR; also all diseases oftho
Eye and Ear, aud all other Chronic Diserses.
b1-No charge for rconsnlaton, hutcashfoT
tAprfl5, ls67.2-1yl-
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OUR Consul at Calcutta, India
tclcgraphs 10 the Navy Depart.
ment that the United States slcop-
OF war Sacramento has been totally
wrecked on the Madras coast All
bands were saved The ship left
Boston in November last
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The Highland News says: We
are informed that Mr. Scott Patton,
OF this township, has about 80 acres
Of wheat, on 20 acres Of which he
anticipates the extraordinary yield
of 80 bushels TO the acre. lie has
contracted with one Of our dealers
to doliecr 1000 bushels at 81 So
per bushcl immediately after har'
vest.
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We would call tho attention of

We would call the attention Of
our readers to an article of merit,
which is advertised in our columns
as being used doxtensivoly and with
the best results, restoring gray
hatr 10 its original color, and in
case of badness removing the
growth, called Halls Vegetable 81.
Gillian Hair Renewer. 1tis q mo.
dicinal preparation it's action is
radical, and by its use tho glands
which support tho hair are nour.
ished and strengthened, Heat, ir.
ritation and excessive pcrspiration
Of the scalp, which produce bald.
nesa, ire soon cured by q fcw ap.
.plications Of this scientific com
pound, and II imparts TO tho hair Q
rich glossy appearance. We have
tried II and speak from actual use
= PennSyleanian, Great Bend.
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NIr. Gallowey's Declination.

Mr. Galloway has definitely do
clined the nomination as Lieu'en.
ant Governor, and his letter of de-
clination is In The hands Of Gen.
cowan. Chairman Of the Union
State Executive Committee; it will
he published tomorrow. The State
Central Committee has been call.
cd TO meet on the 10Th inst, to des-
icnate his successor. - Columbus
Journal, Juig I'd.
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OHIO UNION NPLATFoRsI.

/. The Republican Union party in
Ohio, in Convention assembled, de-
clare,
lst. Thatone of tho great lessons
of tho war 'is, that the American
people arc a nation, and not more
" confedcracy of sovereign and
Independent States.
I'd. That our existence as a ma.
ton is based, on the great prinoi-
pies announced in. tho Declaration
Of Independence, and vindicated-
by the proclamation of emancipa
ton, the constitutional amendment
abolishing slavery, and the spirit
of Republican democracy and JUS
tice, which underlies there construc-
tion policy Of the 39th and 4Otb
Congresses, which we hereby fully
indorse, and which we demand
shall be carried into complete effect
by every needful act Of Traditional
legislation.
Sd. That while we will always
cherish and defend the American
system Of local and municipal self
governments for local purposes, and
a national government for national
purposes, and while we are unal-
terably opposed to all attempts at
Capitalization or consolidation of
power anywhere, we hold that lib
erty and human rights constitute
our great national boon, which To-
cal or State organizations must not
be allowed 10 abridgo or take away.
4th. That imbued with the spirit
of true Democracy, and believing
that tho powers necessary for the
purpose Of attaining The ends of
government. ought not to be re.
stricted to a privileged class, but
should be vested with the whole
people, without unjust or odious
distinctions, or qualifications not
equally att; Unable by all and fur.
ther believing that these senti
ments are in strict accordance with
the spirit and tendency of modern
civilization, we place ourselves on
the simple and broad platform of
impartial manhood suffrage, as en-
bodied in the proposed amendment
to the State Constitution. appeal
ing to and confding in, the intolIi-
gcpce, justice and patriotism Of the
people Of Ohio, to approve it at the
ballot box.
5th. The American pooplc owe a
debt Of lasting gratitude to the
brave soldiers and sailors who in
the late struggle for our national
existence, so nobly fought for our
liberties, and for tho privations,
sufforings and sacrifices which they
endured. The loyal mon of Ohio
hereby pledge to them, and 10 the
widows and orphans of those who
fell in defense of the nation, our
sympathies and substantial SUI
port.
9th, That we approve and en-.
: dorse the military administration
Of our distinguished fellow citizen,
Majory General Phil IL. Sheridan
in Louisiana and Texas, and pledge
him and the military commanders
in tho several military districts of
the South, the cordial support Of
tho Union men of Ohio in their ef
} forts. to protect the loyal people Of
| the late rebel States, and to secure
J the organization of loyal and con.
stitutional governments in said
States.
9TH. That we fully endorse and
approve OF tho administration o.
our present Governor, j. II. Cox
9 and extend to him our hearty
! thanks for tho faithful and abl,
q manner in which he has discharge
his Official duties, and sustained thu
4 credit and honor OF our noble State
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TO COnsumptlves.

YVyHE Advertiser having been restored 10
health In a few weeks, by q very simple
remedy, after having suffered several yeare
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious 20 make
known to his fellow sutferersthe means ofcure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy OF
the prescription used, (free Of chargeh with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which theywlll find q sure Cure for Con-
object ofthe advartisorinse sending the Prcscrya.
ton, Is 70 benefit the afflicted, and spread in-
formation whiohhe conceives TO be Invaluable,
and hehopes every sufferer willtry his remedy,
ny sitwill costthem nothing, and may provele
blessing. fN
PARTIES wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamshnrgh, Kings county Now York.
October 25, ,1se6-iy
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY,

TDELNAST'S FRENC II YERAfIN PREvEN-
DTIVE.-These Lozenges, carried about the
person or laid in yonr bed or sleeping room
will keep yourself and apartments free nom
Lice, Bed Bugs, Feas, and other Vermin.
Price OfLczenges 25 cents each, sent by mail
post paid, securely picked, on receii OF the
price. Address BENNETT 4 JORDAN,
p. o. Drawer 2s9, Cleveland, Ohio,
May30, '6I-ly fhsonty american Agents
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Central Executive Committee.

The members OF tho State Con,
trail Committee, representing tho
ninetoon Congressional Districts,
met at tho office Of the Secretary of
State and appointed tho following
Executive Committee for tho cnsu-
ing year.
Gen b. r. Cowen, Chairman;
Br.J is. Williams, Secretary and
Treagurer.
Henry Millcr Esq;
Gen. 9. @. W0lcutti
Joe W Dwyer;
Capt Rodney Foos;
Col. James Taylor Columbus
Journal.
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LADIES, nOs'T. OvEELook THrsl--The best
preparation in the world for the complexion
preparation, so that every lady can make her
own "Cercasslan Balm" for one quarter ofwhat
she has topay the druggist, and has the salts
faction Of knowing that there are no poisonous
drugs In the mixture. Address
BENNETT & JORDAN, p. 0. Drawer 2so
NnY 80, l867-IY Cleveland, Ohio
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"0ld Times" writes the Colum.
bus Journal q gossipipg letter from
this county, We extract tho follow
ing description of n mercantile
transaction ut Hanesville:
Before the Ohio aud Erie Canal
was finished tho whoat market was
at Zanesvillo. Tho writer hereof
remembers of aiding in driving a
iour,horso load Of oats TO Haues.
villo once, and wo sold 1t to the
Dillon's' mill for three cents II
bushcl, and by tho direction of the
miller took il into large hog pon
and poured 1t out, bag full at a
PLACE, for tho hogs to eat.-.- Tho
pay was taken in an "ordor on the
store" and one pound Of coffee was
all of that article that could be
bought in any ono family. Tho
coileo was tied up and my best
recollection is, that tho balance Of
the load amounted to two and a
quarter yards of calico, to mako
tho women sunbonuets. 1t may
havo boen that wo did not get that
much calico. but II was understood
that wc had made a good bar
gain"
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FARM for SALE.

" GOOD FARM OF 222 ACRES
~ Of Land, in Berhe township, on the Berne
Station Road, two and halfmllcs east Of Lam
oaat6r, 10 offcrcd at private sale on reasonable
terms For particulars, descriphon hndterms,
apply on the premises 70
April 4, 1s6f2.M DENNIS RENlCK.
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A DmPATcu from London says
adyices from Constantinople con-
iirm the news of.0mar Pasba'si VIC
toiy axer the cretans. News from
that source Il not aIwaytscIiable,
though we have too much reason to
iear chat tho sad news in tins case
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Tug Chicago Journal knows Of
ono firm ip Southern Illinois which
sold, the present season, in six
counties, four hundred and six new
rcsping machines.
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Dispatches from N. orlcans deny,
tho existence OtiyOllow fever or
cholera in that city,
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Tho nows frem the Plains is not
very encouraging. The Indian
movement seems really to bc for
nidpble affair. They are likely te
give ~ a good deal Of trouble.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthful indiscretion, will for the sake
of suffering humanity, sendfree to all who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addressing, imperfect confidence,
JOHN b, OGDEN,
Mayo, Oily 4SCedar Street, New York.
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Its said that tho grapes are
dropping on the yinesJin some 10.
calitics, on account Of the extreme
ly dry condition Of the soil. II is
saidihat pouring a little watcr
around the roots at such q time, or
whenever tho grapes look wilIcd,
will provo a remedy.
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Lumber, Lumber

II HAVE A PORTABLE SAW MILL on my
R5ld county, Ohio, and am prepared TO Cornish
Lumbcr Of all kinds for building purposes, at
reasonable rates. A, o. MELtcK.
West Rashylfle. June cr 'sT--cmo.
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THE GREAT CAUSE
UNI A N MIS- d r Y.

IL ~ "A ~ ANA l. ~ - ~ -
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ZESY tho Nature, Treatment, n nd
Radical Cure ofSeminal Weak
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Involuntary Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous
Debility, and Impedments TO Marriage gener-
ally Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits Mental
and Physical incapacity, &c.-By ROB. J.CUL-
vERWELL, NJ. D., Author OF the "Green
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The world.renowned author, In this adm irable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own expert
ence that the awful consequences ofSelf-Abuse
may bo eiFactually removed without medicine,
and without dangerous surgical operations,
b0uges, instruments, rings, or cordials, point
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nl, hywhlch every sufferer. -. matter whathis
condition may be, may cure mmself cheaply,
privately, and radically THfb LECTURE Will
PRovEA RooH TO THOUSANDS AND THOU
BNNDS.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to an yad-
dress, on receipt of six cents, or two post go
stamps. Also DR.. Culverwells Marriage
Guide, price rs cents. Address the publish
ers,
CHAs. J. G. KLINE & Co,
127 Bowery, New York, Post ofice
hoN i,hSG.
Nov. 1, lsso-ly.
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FOR SALE, !

FRESH mIlCH cow AND
"a Calf; also q lot Of dry Ewes. One milo
North OF The Fair Grounds!
June 20, 1867. GEO. w. CRUIT.
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The Pennsylvania papers concur
in the opinion that the coming
wheat crop will probably be the
largest over harvested is that
State.
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Congress meets to ,day-Wednes-
day the Sd OF July.
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~. NJ, Mason, Of "Trcnt' notori'
ely, is at present stay ing in Toreto,
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THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.,

Are now Constructing Railroad from
OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
westwardtowards thethe Pacific Ocean. making
with its connections an unbroken line
ACROSS I HE CONTINENT.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-21
of Ireland from DOSING out at the feet of the despot and from


final extinction.
Then let European despos the swords and bayonets
of hreng sodiery Let cerics denounce and prove re-
principle and Justice Let turnkey, oceseeking
Irish Cawtholies spew out their poyay to tyranny their
fathers ignored and condemned Let hungry lawyers deyour
with cadayerous appees the bloodmoney thrown them by
despoc butchers Let Keogh and Fitzgerald both God
fearing consistent Catholic hybrid curs spawn of hell who
vomited them to mankind charge condemn convict
and cruelty Let the Dublin Corporation with Sir John at
their head bow with rngng servliy before glded princes
and vacant viceroys STILL free men, with free thought and
tree speech should wage unceasng war; until truth and
liberty shall be enthroned only in Ireland but sit
press of the world Cheers Come then young men, give
aid it you who charged the heights of Fred
ericksbrg you who swept the plains of Churu
busco it you who opened the gates of Chepuepec
it you that cleared the Shenandoah with the lightning
OF your immortal steel it you that carried the flag
of our country at Rdgeway and marched triumphant through
the enemys land shall be you who will carry the light
of liberty your bayonets Ireland and establish an in
dependent liberal republic Irish SOIL after the model
of Young America, where efe beralsts antedelu
vanss shall be tolerated and they show their heads
the mighty lion of the forest and manged her prey ere the
fight well begun We stand to-day before the world the
paragon of arts and sciences the most powerful giant war;
and the fear and hate OF the petty yrants OF the world
MR. T. O'NEIL RUSSELL.
On the conclusion of Mr. Hodnetts Speech Mr.. T. ONeil
RUSSELL of The IRISH REPUBLIC introduced and spoke
eoqueny and concsey concerning the interest of the Irish
residents of America in this counts welfare of the share
to do in the Government should have occasion
again call upon them He called upon the youths of Irish
birth forward and themselves with the con-
empated organization being assured that nothing would be
lost by it. but everything gained. The real object of the
R. B. to win the young from the billiards rooms, from
the whisky shops and from everything that could debase he
and by bringing them into per atmosphere makehem all
worthy of their adopted country well raise them
higher in the scale of general intelligence.
CONCLUSION.
Following the speeches. the organization went into session
for the election Of officers and the completion of the Society
Owing to the want of Constitution under which the officers
must be elected the matter postponed until the Consu-
ton could be framed and submitted One hundred and fifty
members pledged themselves to the organization and there
1c HOlht hlIt hQ hp
the Constitution will submit the articles at the next meeting
to be held on Friday evening next