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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-06
Republican Senatorial Convention
18th District.

Pursuant to call by the Central Commit.
tee, Republican convention for the 18th
Senatorial District for the state of Wiscon
sin was held in the court house in the vii.
iage of Dodgevillc, ON SATURDAY, August
8lst, 1867, for the purpose of electing two
delegates to represent said district in the
state Convention, to be held at Madison on
the 4th of September. re..r.s
The convention was called to order BY
John Bonner, Esq, chairman of the COM
mlttee, and organized by selecting j. w.
Rewey OF Miffiin, as chairman, and w. j.
Wrigg!esworth of Dodgeville, and Ed. U.
Bliss of Mineral Point, as Secretaries.
On motion of COL Cobb, the chairman
appointed committee on credentials, con.
sisting of Messrs. Amasa Cobb, John Bon
ner and John L. Jones.
After short consultation The commit
tee reported the following delegates as en-
titled to seats in the convention
DoDGEvILLE.-John Bonner, Geo. H
Otis, James Jones, Matthew Bennett
Francis Vivian, WI Wrigglesworth, Jas.
Roberts, S. w. Reese, John r. Roberts.
John r. Davis, and Chas Hope.
LINDEN.-Thomas Thomas.
HIGuLAND.-C. A. DeSilva.
MIrFLIN.-J. w. Rewey, VIM. Balm
bridge, Dan. B. Moore, and John I. Jones.
Cry OF MINERAL PoINT.-First Ward
Amasa Cobb, Alex. Wilson, Isaac Ochel-
tree, L. G. Wheeler. George Fl. Pierce, Ed.
.. Bliss. Second Ward-John II. Vivian.
Jacob Spielman, Samuel Lincoln, Geo. w.
Bliss, and Ed. c. Foster.
PuLAsKG.-Samuel Parks, Joseph Frost.
Henry Eddy, and A. E. Briggs.
On motion, the convention proceeded to
ballot for delegates to the state convention
separately, Messrs. Reese and Thomas act
ing as telers, which balloting resulted in
the election of Col Amasa Cobb and Hon.
Joel Whitman.
On motion, the delegates elect were en-
powered to appoint substitutes in case of
their being unable to attend.
On motion the convention took a recess
OF fifteen minutes, for the purpose of all
lowing time for the Assembly districts to
elect delegates to the state convention.
Upon reassembling, the delegates from
the south assembly district reported that
they had elected Geo. w. Bliss and John
I. Jones, delegates to the state convention.
grhe northern delegates reported the
election of Joseph Frost and Francis Wv.
ian, as delegates. Nre2 N
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted: n&N as
Resoired, That the delegates Just appointed are
hereby instructed to present to the state convention
the nmons choice of the Rcpubl leans of Iowa
county for Secretary of State, the of that EN-
oient officer and gallant soldier Thomas s. Allen. and
TO all necessary and hen lrable TO secure
his denomination for hat office. A aEk &@
The county committee were requested to
call convention for nominating candidates
for County Superintendent, Supervisors,
and Assemblymen, on Thursday. Oct. Sd.
Inc convention then adjourned sine die,
). w. REWEY, Chm.
Ep. q. Bliss, Secretaries.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-06

These exercises were composed to be used smulta-
neously with his system, ''Tbe Art OF Singing or
with ANY OTHER METHOD for the cultivation of the
voice, and will take the place of CONCONE'S SOL
FEGGIOS-being more melodious and better adapted
for teaching
Some of these exercises specially beautiful as
usefu-a mingling of the dulce futile which
the interest we'll the improvement OF tie stu
dent The various styles developed in these exercises
render them Invaluable in educational point of
yiew as they tend to enlarge the intelligence and the
appreciation, and at the time form the taste Of
the pupil They must be studied carefully with ref
erence to the innumerable marks of expression and
forms of ornamentatioD. Upon the minute accuracy
with which these are accomplished depends the actu
al sterling advancement of the pupil; any evasion or
surring in these respects is time and effort utterly
wasted, while, the other hand, close and patient
investigation, and q .nnutely faithful execution of
them, will give unexpected power and facility, and
open TO the student the and by which
great artists produce their most brilliant and pro-
found effects Watsons Art Journal.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-06
New Plank in the Copperhead Plat.
form.

The new plank Of the Copperhead party
incorporated in their call for state con-
vention on the 18th inst, should be thor
oughly understood by every voter; it is
couched in the following ambiguous Ian
guagc: "a aa
liz opposing the unauthorized
efforts of the legislative power to control
the conscience and dictate the business
pursuits Of the individual.
But is distinctly and plainly understood
to be the Inauguration Of a campaign for
the adjustment of the Sunday laws Of
Wisconsin, and positively means that the
legislature has no right to pass any laws
closing beer saloons, whiskey shops, dance
houses, gambling hells, race courses, and
stores for the sale Of merchandise on the
Sabbath day. The Democratic party has
until the last few years, been friend of
good order and decency; in fact, the very
laws which it now seeks to repeal were
first placed on the statutes, during the ad.
minstration of o Democratic Governor,
dewey and with his and the party's full
consent But SO utterly demoralized has
the Comprehend party of 1867 become, that
it has deliberately entered upon campaign
for the abolition of the Christian Sabbath
The forthcoming election will, without
doubt demonstrate the fact that the at
tempt to repeal the Sunday laws, and the
abolishment Of the Christian Sabbath is
the poorest and shallowest piece of policy
that the Copperhead party has ever been
guilty Of
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-06
EXCELLENT FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned, residing eight miles north OF the
village of ia de sirous of selling his farn
consisting Of eighty acres very nearly all enced ana
twenty acres under cultivation There is line hay
bottom, capable of yielding between thirty and iorty
is pretty well of tim Der it. This ia very valuable
place and Tilybe sold on easy terms for cash.
- 81 IF. ~ 5aI efdf Enf JAMES NEIL Z
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-06
Union State Nominations

Union State NOMINATIONS.
For GoUernor-
LUCIUS FAIRCHILD, of Dane.
For lieutenant GoreTnor--
WYMAN SPOONER, of Walworth.
For Secretary Of State
THOMAS S. ALLEN, of Iowa.
For State Treesurer--
WILLIAM e. SMITH, Of Dodge.
For Attorney General---
CHARLES r. GILL, of Jefferson.
For Bank Comptroller
Col. j. NJ. RUSK, Of Vernon.
For State Superintendsnt--
S A. j. CRAIG. le
Fer State Prison COMMISSIONER
HENRY CORDIER, of Winnebago.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
Amicting Casualty.

Mr.. WIN. HoUK, Of this city, met
with fatal accident on the G. &
q. Railroad on Friday night last.
He was serving temporarily as a
brakeman onthe freight train go.
ing west, and when near Amanda,
Gas the circumstances were related
to us) the train became uncoupled
forward of the car on which he was
standing. In making signals to
the engineer with his lantern, the
light became extinguished, and he
then walked forward, not knowing
that the separation was immediate.
ly next the car he was on. In the
darkness, he walked off the end Of
the car, and fell upon the track,
breaking his arm. But for this
mishap, it seems probable he would
have been able to get off the track
before the train was upon him.
Thus disabled, however, the cars
caught him and passed over both
thighs, crushing, tho bones and
cutting the flesh in frightful man
ner. The unfortunate man was
Immediately conveyed to his resi-
dence in this city, where he died in
q few hours. Mr., Houk was q
yaung man of sober and indus
trious habits, and leaves a wife and
three small children to mourn
the shocking and untlmely taking
off of the husband and father on
whom they were dependent for
support.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
OBITUARY.

+ DIED-0ct. l4th, 1867, GEoRGIANSA. dapghter
of Danleand Mary Croft, aged II years,
month and days.
Death has come in our midst and another
home has lost its Jewel.
"There is anotherhand,
10 Heavens harp,strings given,
Another seraph's vote,
Another star in Heaven"
During her Illness she was mover heard to
utter a word of complaint, but patiently bore
all her sutierlngs And though she keenlv felt
the pang Of separation from her beloved pa
rcnts, brothers, sisters, and friends, she will
lngly submitted to the fat Of the Eternal. She
talked calmly Of her approaching death, saylng
"Mourn not for me, am only going n little
way ahead. You will all soon follow, one by
one" 1t was our privilege, with other friends,
parting iujunctions. To her parents, "iather
and mother, you are growngold, and still have
lit lie children to raise. Erect family altar
q nd make preparations for q home above."--
To her eldest brother, 'younre not strong, you
will be lonely; for your only companion will
leave you, but meet me in better world" To
each brother and sister she spoke kindly-and
when hel baby brother was held to receive her
farewell kiss, she said, "Elsie, be good boy"
and while asmile Of wondrous beauty llumined
her features, she sweetly sang hymns Of praise
TO her God. Although her lamp was lighted
late, she felt there was ONE who would welcome
her to the Kingdom above, and her only de
sire was to pass 10 Hun who died for her. The
precept andex1mple ofour dear departed friend
is an evidence OF the happy termination OF an
earthly career, and hope which reaches he
youd the grave. So let us remember, that we
have one less to love. but ono more towatch
DER us in Heaven.
"For God has hut recalled his own,
And let our hearts, IN every woe,
stillsay-"Thy will be done" ~
E.-AsD-A.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

HARPER The November mum
Der of Harper's Monthly contains
two illustrated articles-one Of
which is the Ninth Of Porte Cray
on's Personal Rccollections of the
War, "Tho Forest Fine, is a fine
ly illustrated little poemg There
is the usual variety OF stories, essays
and other articles, including a cap.
ital one by Mrs. General Lew. Wal.
lace, entitled "Another W eak-mind,
ed Woman" The first article I'll.
lustrated) is by General Wallace
The current number completes
Vol. 35-thc first half Of the 18th
year.
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MEDICAL NOTICE
NN.E CONE MAYnE CONSULT.

nR. Il. CONE MAY BE CONSULT
BED ut the following times and places;
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Oolborn House
on Saturdays and Sundays, Nov. 80, and Dec.
l: Jan. aud D; Feb. and .; March l4and
10 April lSand ~, e.
InIilNCASrER atthe Talima ige House on
MONDAYS aitei the Express train arrives going
West until It goes West en- Tuesdays, Dec. Y
Jan. Feb. I0i March Ii; and April 70.
Dr. Gone has now practiced, ut the above OF,
ilces, nearly nine years and u he have ME anu
health ,he will fill the above appointments; but
after that time heNyill not practice at amy ofthe
above Offices for some months, and he may dis
continue hls visits entirely.
DR.. CONE cures all lforms Of Chronic Dls'
cases. as Dyspepsia III all It's various yarie'
tics: nil diseases oithe Lungs and Air pas
snges, as Laryngitis, bronchitis, and Con
snmptiou; all diseases Of the Kidneys,
Liver, Panoreas and the glands generallyjal
diseases Of the Heart, Blood and Blood Ves-
sells; ali diseases ofthe Brain.aud Nerves, as
Epilepsy, Chorea, or st. Vitus Dance, Neural.
gia, PALSY, and general nervousInnptritien
ali disossea OF Females, enlarged Tonslls, and
ali forms Of Scrofula; also all diseases oftht
Eye and Ear, and all other Chronic Diseases
Sg-No charge for consultation, butcash foi
IAprl5, ise7-a.lyl
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Roll Of Honor.

Receipts on subscription to theLAxcAsTEa G.
zETTE Tor ten weeks, ending oct. 3lst.
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A HIIshap, ana a Hap.

4
Our friend BUTcH, having somo.
how learned that we had lately the
i'll luck to lose a favorite eye. glass,
took us by surprise the other day,
by sending US another. with bis
compliments, and a wish for our
"better luck next timo." On call,
ing to tender our acknowledge
ments, he took occasion to show us
some of the many novelties and at.
tractiyc articles in his line with
which he has lately been replen-
ishing his extensive establishment.
In fine jewelry, watches, clocks,
silver and plated wares, he is Ger
tainly able now to defy competi-
lion, both as regards excellence Of
quality and lowness of price. Here
IS the place Tor our young bucks TO
60 and provide themselves with all
sorts of rare and precious memen
toes with which to surprise and
crafty the mistresses of their
hearts on the coming holidays, or
any other time. But we wouldn't
advise the purchase of a cuckoo
clock for such purpose, funny and
ingenious pieces OF mechanism
though they are. Who'd want tc
bc hollered at every hour in the
day "cuckool cuckoo ?"
But really, whoever. wants to see
a nice lot OF goods, should call and
look over BUTcH's latest accessions
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

ANOTHER TURNPIKE. -Messrs.
IL. Campbell, D. Langel and +. W.
Biggony, Viewers under the State
turnpike law of q projected turn,
pike leading from the Columbus
pike near Lancaster, and passing
through Baltimore to the Licking
county line, have, We are informed,
completed their labors by making
a report Of their view of the route
lands for, assessment, &c. to the
county Commissioners at theft
present session. 1t is understood
that Licking county will complete
this pike from the county line TO
Newark. This is anothervcry de-
sirable public Improvement in a
gratifying state of forwardness. :.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
BOOK AGENTS WANTED
70 solicit orders fora New illustrated
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COMPLETE ~ ONE yoLuNg,)
Edited by DR.. wN. Smith, Classical Examiner
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The Dictionary embodes the results ofthe
most recent study. Research, and Inyestigati1D
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men o various enomiDaiions approve II, and
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Ia circulating this WORK, agents will find o
pleasant and profitable employment. The nu.
merous objections which are usually encOnn-
tered in selling ordinary works will not exist
with THIS. But on the contrary, encouragement
and friendly aldwill attend the agent, making
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Ladies'. Clergymen, School Teachers, Farm
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

CHICAGO REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENTs.--From the report Of sales OF
Real Estate published in the Chica;
go Tribune Of Oct IS, we learn that
Mr.. 0.,P. Tong, formerly of this
city, now of Columbus, y. made
purchases as follows:
Three lots on Cottage Grove Av'
enue, at s53 per foot; two lots on
State street, 1lOxll9, ats6O per
foo. four lots on State street, each
24xlT1, at S66 so per foot.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

rG~The ladies', in their sove-
reign capacity as judges of emo
tional enjoyment, have decided that
no perfume in existence produces
the same delicious sensations as
are experienced while inhaling the
exquisite fragrance of Phalon 3
Might Blooming Cereus." ~ Y.
Dispdtch.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
[coMMuNlcATED,]
Have we an Assistant Assessor
among us?

If We have, the public, and es.
pecially tho tax payers under the
United States Revenue law, would
like 10 know why some persons
are doing business without the
proper License; and persons who
are known to have taxable in.
comes have not mado returns of
the same fortwo years past.
Can the Assistant Assessor give
r,~mation2 WHISKY.
any lnlvs .sssss-.- ssC,srlae8a y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
THE GAMEL LAw.-The game laws

THE GAME LAw.-The game laws
Of this State ceased to operate for
this year from the 18th Of this
month, with one exception. 1t is
lawful TO kill any game within the
State from the 18th Of October TO
the lst Of February, with the OK.
ception Of doves, barcs and rabbits.
which may he killed after the Isl
of November.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
b. M'CLEERY, Com.

When General Sheridan was in
Troy, he called at the residence Of
a private gentleman, and in about
an hour after his departure, a son
and heir made his appearance
The General learned ofthe incident
upon his return to Albany, and
thercupon humororsly telegraphed
the happy parents; "Order your
son to the front for duty. He will
command the infantry" r
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

. If the Democrats 90 not carry
New York, it will certainly not be
for lack Of diligence in manufac-
turing new voters. Within a
month $4,000 foreigners have been
naturalized in New York city, four
fifths of whom arc expected TO vote
"dimmecratic."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
Oct. slst, 1867.

The business Of Milling will be continued by
the undersigned, J. h. Mumaugh, and having
determinedto devote particular attention TO
custom work, and having thoroughly repaired
my Mill and Machinery, and having an expert
enced and competent miller, flatter myself that
can give sati siaction to all who may favor me
with their work. warrant all work done at my
mill, and when good sound grain Is furnished
fthe work is not satisfactory, return II TO the
mill and will pay cash for the gram.
price in cash tor Wheat, Buokwheat, Rye, and
II ominy Corn. .l.ll
Best family aour ~ the. sack or Dbl Buck
wheat hour, corn meal, Homny and mill-feed
furnished 10 families In any part Of the city,
. Nstf4 J. R, MUMAUGH.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
Glassware and Queensware,

Glassware and Queensware,
Justopened atStewart's, in Greene $
block, opposite Tailmadgc House
Lancastdh, Ohio. TIE largest stock
ever brought here. All of which
will be closed out at Wholesale and
Retail, without regard to cost. Also
Table Cutlery, Spoons, Coal Oil
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys and Oil
Sept. 26, lS6z-3m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

The Mound City, Kansas, senti.
Del says that at Twin Prairie, some
neighbors noticed that the prairie
was on fire, and rallied for the pur-
pose OF putting it out, when their
attention was called TO a man who
was riding along the road, dis
mounting and setting fire to the
prairie in different places, some
half a mile or milo apart. The
neighbors went in pursuit., and
captured and hung him.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

The ohillicoihe Gazette says that
potatoes are offering freely in that
city at IS cents and 81 90 per bush
el, having fallen from sl,75, at
which price they were selling last
week. Here the price issl to ,25.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

Tho "NEws'' is a bright looking
and spirited new Republican paper
hailing from Kent, Portage CO., o.,
under the auspices of L. D. Durham
& Co, Editors and Proprietors.-
We are glad to welcome to tho Un-
ion ranks such promising aid to the
cause. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
New Railroad Project

We learnthat the citizens of Lam
caster will meet the citizens oI
Newark and Millersport at the lat
ter place on tomorrow, for the pul
pose of taking preliminary steps,
by the selection Of corporators, &C.,
for organizing accompany oNbuild
railroad from Newark, ria Mil.
lersport, to Lancaster. Asplendid
protector the whole territory o.
long the line. Push on the ball
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
DEAR READER

Would you have your food sci
we'll upon your stomach, your dl-
gestion regular, and no trouble
from sick headache, sour stomach
constipation F; in short would YOU
be cured Of Dyspepsia? then use
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t is q cor
tain remedy in all such cases.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

ONO LEolsLATURE.--CompIet
official returns received by the Sec.
retary of State, show tie Senate to
stand nineteen Democratic to eigh-
teen Union, and the House, fifty
six Democratic to forty n inc Un-
ion. +, 81
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
Names Of Member
Dissolution,

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, engaged in the Milling bust
ness, under the name and style Of Mumaugh 4
Son, has this day by mutual consent been dis,
solved
The unsettled business Of the firm may be
closed with either Of the undersigned.
ftt3 ~. r, MUMAuGH,
CHAS. II. MUMAUGH.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
~ GDEMCR-

IN OBERT r. Church. whose LIST known
In place of esdence was Washington, D. VI,
and whose present place Of residence is un'
known, is notified that Hannah u. Church on
Augustlst, 1867, fled her Petition against hun
in the office Of the Clerk Of the Courtot Com
mon Plens Of Fairfield county, Ohio, charging
tho said Robert r. Church with wiltul absence
and gross neglect of duty for.more than three
yeals, andwiih adultery on May LIST, 1884. and
on divers other days since that time, at said
Washington City, and praying to be divorced
from the saidRobert ". Chureh-which petition
will bc for hearing at the next term OF said
Court. j. f. VANDEMAkh iClerk'
Oct. 18th, lSG7-6ws
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

There will be meeting held in
the school house in sub. district
No. I, on Saturday, November 9th.
1867, at ! o'clock P. NJ, for the
purposcof organizing, a Teachers
institute for Hooking township.
All teachers and friends Of edu.
cation are respectfully requested to
be present. a saza
3. M'CLEERY, Com.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
Religions Notice.

The Rev. SAMUEL WILLIAMS Of
Lebanon, Ohio, will preach at the
old Baptist Church on Chestnut st,
on Wednesday evening Nov, 9th
1867.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

For the finest Letter and Note
Papers, Envelopes, &C., go to Tut
hill & Rigby's. Ladies Extra, fine
gold pens and holders at 81 so,
32-1t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

Tho potatoe crop of Fairfield
county is excellent this year-what
there is of it. The tubers are of ex
cellent quality, and free from dis
ease.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

Wilson Readers very cheap at
Tuthill & Rigbys. The 9th Read.
er at 81 81 and others proportion.
ably low, 32-2t.
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erm of Court commencing on Tue
lay next:
CRANE JURORS.
Henry Fry, Rushcreek.
Isaac hamott, Berne.
Samuel Critics, Amanda.
Henry Welker, Bcrne.
Washington Shaw, Richland.
Adam Guscman, Hooking,
John Homrichouse, Amanda:
Joseph Dunn, Clearcreek.
Joseph Ii. McCIary, Hooking.
Israel Roshon, Liberty.
Elisha White, Pleasant.
Abraham Strunk, Hooking.
W. NJ. Cook, Rushcreek.
Peter Miller, Amanda.
Henry Reber, Amanda.
ptTif JURORS.
John Courtright, Bloom.
Henry Shadle, Hooking.
Jacob Gicsy, Liberty.
Lewis Pearse, Clearcreek.
Jacob Shaeffer, Madison.
William Becker, Violet.
Joseph Gundy, Greenfield, I.
John Baughman, Hooking.
Joseph Gearing, Walnut.
Joshua Fcllers, Bloom.
Thomas NJ, Watson, Walnut. 4
Jacob Baker. Richland.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31

TURNPIKE LETTlNG-We learn
that the construction of the Ian
caster and Cedar Hill Turnpike
has been lot to Messrs. Perry Har-
per q Co. in one job; for the sum
of $1S,a25.