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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-06
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

David Seits, Samuel SeitE, Gilbert Emmes,
and Anna Emmets, his wife; Lydia Seitz, Mary
Seitz and Anna Seitz, children Of Lewis Setz, de-
ceased, John Seitz, Noah HUddle, and Mary
Huddle, his wife; jacob Blosser, and Sophrona
Blosser, his wife, residing in Putnam county,
Ohio, David Honricks, Andrew Good and Dianah
Good, his wife; Lydia Henrcks, Mary Henricks,
Catharine Henricks, and sophronia Henricks,
children Of Betsy Henricks, deceased, Of Fair
field county, Ohioi Dlanah Seitz, David shu-
maker, and Sarah Ann Shumaki r, his wife,
George Seitg, Enoch Seitz, and Catharine Setz,
widow OF Daniel Setz, deceased, residing IN
Dark county, Ohio, viii take notice that petl,
ton was filed against them on the 2lst day ot
May, A. d. 1857, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within ana for the county Of Fairfield, Ohio, by
Philemon Hofiort, and Catharino HoheFt, MS
vile, and is now pending, wherein said potition'
ers demand partition Of the following reai estate,
situate in said county of Fairfield, and known
and distinguished by being part Of the North
West quarter Of section No. thirty, intownshlp
sixteen, OF range seventeen, and bounded and
described by beginning at The north west corner
ofsaid section number thirty, thence Eastforty
chains and fourteen links to Shnmaker's cor.
nor; thence south seven chains and finy links;
thence east sixteen chains TO the hall section
line; thence south thirty-two chains and iifty-
two lnks thence west Hty.six chai ms and sixty
sevcninks To the quarter section corner; thence
north forty chains and seven links to the begin
ming, containing two hundred and thirteen acres
and eighty eight hundredths OF an acre of land.
more or less; and that at the next term OF said
Court, the said Philemon HotIert and Catharine
IoiIcrt, his wife, wllapply for anorder that par
tition may be made OF said promises, and tho
dover estate of the said Catharine Seisz be as
signed therein. PnILEMoN HorrERr and
CATHARISE uoFFKRT, his wiie-
W.P, Creod Atty.
MAY %, lSB7--6w
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Tho greatest caution should DO
exercised in tho use appropriations
intended to promote the growth
of tho hair. A few applications of
an improper substance to tho
delicate vessels from which tho
hair derives its nutriment, will
cause irreparable injury, and entail
premature badness upon the un-
happy victim Of charlatanry, whose
nostrums crowd tho market, No
such bad effect need bo feared from
the uso of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer, manufactured in
Nashua, n, II, This article is con,
cootod upon scientific principles
and with an intimate knowledge o.
chemistry and philosophy aSapplied
tho growth, preservation and
restoration of the human hair
When the hair haa become gray
twill restore IL toits natural color
and produce q frcsh vigorous ant
healthy growth, improved in tex
turc, health and beauty. If peopl,
are wise, Halls Sicilian Hail
Renewcr will take tho place Of III,
multitude ofinferior composition
now hawkcd about Boston Com
mercial,
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New York Market.

New York, Juno 3,
Cotton-Uuchanged; sales l 200
bales upland at 27Ia2Sc.
FL0UR-Very dull, heavy, and
25c. lower; receipts 5000 bbls ;
sales 1000 bbls suporfno State.
Western so 40al0; extra Western
$40 75all 75; choice Sl2a13 20 ;
shipping Ohiosll 90a12 rs; trade
brands Sl2 95a14, closed dull
California unchanged; sales 800
hbls at 81 90a7 o.
WHISKY-Quiet sales 100 bbls
Western in bond at 35c.
WHEAT--null and heavy for
winter, and more steady for spring
No. 2 spring at 81 35a2 10, anG
No. ! at SO 55a2 Sc.
RYE-Quiet at 81 70al y fol-
western.
BARLEY Nominal,
0ATS-Steady atSlas3 for west
ern,
CORN-Dull and declining
New mixed western at 81 l5al 23
and old mixed nominal atsl 26a
| "a.
pORR--Stcady. Sales Of 70I
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An Antiuuity.

While plowing in o fild north
of this city tho other day, Mr.. w.
II. Collins unoarthcd a bright and
very slightly worn Spanish quarter,
bearing the date OF lZ2l. Tho
coin, therefore, was mintcd 27l
years before tho discovery Of Amer
lea by tho Spaniards, and is GAG
years old. 1t has evidently boon
in circulation not more than two
or three years, being as good as
new, and must havo lain q suspend.
specie for more than o dozin con-
turies.
Who has imagination to guess its
history2 A Spanish coin new 27l
years before Columbus sailed for
America, and virtually new now,
altor n lapse of six and a half cen
turics, plowod upin ourfolds! Isn't
il a staggerorP -Xenia Iorche
Light.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Teeth at New York Prices!


DR.. Won BoNHoRsT would return thanks
to the citizens ofJancaster and vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
his aesidence here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment, and in
creased his facilities for doing Dentistry, he is
now prepared to do all kinds of Dental work
at less prices, and in bettcr manner, than any
other establishment in the city.
Sets OF Teeth at from SIS to 20, warranted to
give perfect satisfaction or no charge made.
Teeth filed so asto preserve them through
life, at from one dollar upwards.
DR.. VoS BoNHoRsr's established reputation in
this city, MS first class Dentist, is sufficient
guarantee that all work done by HIM shall be
done in the best possible manner. .
pD-ln addition, he has secured the services
OF one OF the best workmen in the East.
RsFEBESCE- the principal citizens ofLan.
caster.
Rooms next door East Of Post office, Main
street. Feb. 7, 1867.
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How Fragrant

Tho air is with the perfumes from
u thousand exotic plants, aud all
nature seems clad in her holiday at.
tire. Yet misery is still in our
midst. The roses mty bloom, and
nature put on her garlands OF leal
and bud and flower. But man
will nevertheless suiIcr--Dyspopsia,
tho sure forcrunner OF death, and
tho companion of q miserable life,
claims him rs u subject, Do not
wait thon, doOr reader, till its rava.
gcs lay you low in death, Tor MT
ture has likewise found an anti
dote--compounded of her roots and
barks--and prepared Goes Dys,
pepsia Cure. 1t will Immediately
cure tho worst cases OF Dyspepsia
in existence. The proprietors war
rant il in every case. -
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The Marion (0hio) Independent
says that thirteen human skeletons,
Of an extinct race, were found in
an excavation for q cellor in that
place, lately, and expresses the
opinion that the hill upon which
the excavation was madc, is iull Of
similar remains, A singular thing
about tho skeletons found was that
the arms had all been broken bc
tween the elbow and the shoulder
and tho thigh bones had also been
broken. 1.-TWO Of tho skeletons
we're Of females, tho rest Of males
The females when living, must
have been taller than tho average
Of men Of tho present day, The
males must have boon seven ol
eight feot high"
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The Next Presidency.

A number of Republican papers
In Ohio and other States have're-
Gently indulged in elaborate arti-
>eles-on the Presidential nomina.
ton for the election next year.
These soom generally to bc Of one
peculiar tenor, full Of sounding de-
clarations that the candidate must
be a man Of very particular dc
scription, ard such perfect pat
tern Of craftsmanship, patriotism,
and so forth, as can be found no
where outside of the ranks of the
old pOstieal stagcrs who have had
Presidency on the brain ever since
they were hoDorod with the first
mark Of popular favor. Ho must
bea Republican according to tho
standard prescribed by these writ
eTs, and nothing else.
Now, the whole movement looks
TO Us like nothing else than an at
tempt to check and obstruct the ev.
idcnt drift of popular opinion in a
certain direction on this question,
and which il is known would swell
10 an irresistible food should con-
tingenccs combine TO permit full
vent and free expression TO it, TO
be moro clear, we state our belief
that politicians have commenced
an active system Of maneuvering
with view of heading off the
nomination OF U, S. GRANT, just as,
previous 10 the last Presidential Q.
lection, tho samo class of operators
tried to prevent tho domination Of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Tho intriguing
now in progress will probably have
similar result TO that OF the coca.
sion alluded to, and VIC cannot sec
that il is a result to be deprecated.
On tho contrary, the nation ought
{, TO rejoice with mighty gladnoss
that IL has tho power TO command
services Of u lofticr character
even, tban any hc has yet render,
cd the country, Of citizen 50 wor.
thy Of all honor, SO devoid of dem,
agogism and the craft Of tho mere
politician SO brilliant in previous
services SO modest in prctensior
while undoubtcd in capacity; and
SO unimpcachablc in patriotism
and soundness on all the vita
questions affecting tho future wei
fare Of the country, as Ulysses S
GRANT, 1t is an aiToctation ofwhicll
any Republican should DO ashamed
that he cannot trust such II man in
the Presidential Office. That is
our say on this question for the
present. We will but add that We
concur entirely in tho views cx
pressed in the article copied in an
other place from the Albany Jour
nal.
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me Connty Convention.

u.
BY the courtesy Of Mayor
SIooGH, tho use Of the Mayor's Of
fec, oity Hall Building, is grant
ed for the meeting Of the Union
Republicans in county convention
nextSaturday.
The Convention, then, We are
requested to state, viii assemble at
the Mayors Office at one o'clock
?. u. on that day, when we hope
70 have the pleasure Of noting the
presence Of a representation from
every township in tho county.
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati, June 8.
FLOUR--Dull and nominal ;
family to fancy retailing at S13a15.
No demand for the lower grades.
WHEAT--Dull and nominal.
OATS-DuH at zoe for No. l in
bulk.
WHISKY--3Oa31c in bond,
COTTON--Firm at 25c for mid
ding.
PROVISIONS--Quie and firm
Mess Pork S2250. Bulk Meats Sa'
10c. Bacon in moderate demand
at full prices,
LARD--l21a12Se.
BUTTER---Dull, but not lower
15a1Sc.
EGGS-16a17c.
GOLD--13G4,
WOOL--There has been but {
moderate demand, but prices ar'
unchanged. We quote:
Fine Fleece, washed, per pound
50a52c. Coarse and medium, pc
pound 40a45c. Tub washed pc
pound 5Oa55c. Unwashed pc
pound 25a29c,
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[From the Albany, N. Y. Evening Journal
AS Was To Be Expected.


The announcement that General
Grant has said that ho will not de-
cline a nomination for the Presi-
dency if tendered him by the par
ty which sustained the Govern
,ment during the war has made a
decided fluttering. And, as was to
have been expected, it brings
down npon hun the condemnation
ofthose who can see no patriotism
and no wisdom, except ina sup
port of the most ultra measures OF
revenge toward the South.
A correspondent OF the New
York Tribune, writing from Wash
ingtor, wonders whether Grant
will not go to Tennessee to defeat
Brownlow, ss he went to Mary
land last fall to elect Swami. When
General Grant went to Maryland
ho was acting as q military man
under The orders of his commander
in-cbief: and instead of using the
slightest influence upon the cleo.
tion, his efforts were confined en-
-tirely to the prevention Of a civil
outbreak, which seemed almost
certain to result from the conflicts
between the Governor and the
Baltimore Commissioners.
Tho New York Independent, or
gan OF the Custom-house. denounoes
the idea that Grant can be the
candidate of the Republican party.
1t considers his politics altogether
too "dilu,ed," and prefers some
"outspoken and decided" man, like
old Ben Wade of Ohio.
The magnificent services Of
Grant for the nation, his long ca.
rcor of military successes, his uni.
form and unwavering patriotism,
amount to nothing with these a
postles of hatred, so long as he is
supposed not to favor "confsca-
tion and punishment" Ifthe po.
litical sentiments of General Grant
are "dlluted," so are those of the
great majority of Northern Rcpub-
licans. He is in favor of the most
vigorous and uncompromising en-.
forcement of the Military Law
He insisted upon the selection ol
the department commanders who
would carry out that law TO the
letter. He docs not conceal hi:
Endorsement of the principle o.
manhood suffrage. Upon the great
leading ideas Of the day ho is in
perfect sympathy with the Rcpub
lican party, and stands on its de-
clared platform. That hc docs
not 60 out Of his way to make po
litical harangues cr advertise biz
difference OF opinion with the Pres
idcnt, is true. And it would b,
manifcstly improper and inconsist
cnt with his position as military
head of tho administration, for hin
TO do so.
The politicians who are seeking
to commit the Republican party Il
new ideas, that have no part in it
I declared creed, may feel no sym
J pathy with the wise mt deration o
General Grant. But the soldier
who fought and won glory undc
him, and the people whose institu
/ tions he did so much to savo, will
} not fear TO trust either his patriot
I ism or hie judgment. The tim
has not yet come to predict will
any degree of certainty who will b
! the next candidate for tho Presi
dency. But if that choice shall fal
!. upon General Grant, no lover of hi
country will have reason TO rcgrc
t the selection.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-06

Robert ottarson died in Spring
field, Pennsylvania, last week lie
had been insane for thirty years,
but recovered his senses on his
death bed, and convcrsed intclli-
gently of occurrences that trans
pirsd tho day and week previous
to his insanity, making inquiries
about his oxen, tho work on the
farm, and old neighbors who had
been dead for yoars. The intcrven.
ing space was perfect blank in his
memory.
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U. S. TAXEs,
Twelfth Collection District
IN OHIO.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom Il may
" concern, that the annual lists, valuations
and enumeratlons made and taken within the
county of Fairfield, in said Collection District,
by Assistant Assessors, will be deposited with
john NJ. Conncli, Assessor, in
Lancaster, Fairfield Co., o.,
And there lett openfor examination from the
10th day of June to the 2Oth day OF
June, A. ID. 1907, and that on the 2 st
and 22d days OF June, A. ID. 1SG7,
appeals will be received and determined by the
Assessor for said District, relative to excessive
or erroneous valuations or enumergtions made
andreturned 70 HIM BY the Assistant Assessors,
Mt the office Of John NJ Council, Assessor, in the
said town Of Lancaster, and that on the last
named days will again be submitted TO the in
spection of anyand all persons who may appear
for that purpose, the lists taken and returned
byAssistont Assossors aforesaid.
All appeals to the Assessor, as Aforesaid, shall
be made IN writing, and all specify the particu.
lar cause. matter or thing respecting which
decision isreqnested. JOHN NJ. CONNELL,
Assessor 18th District Ohio
| Lancaster, June 9th. lSG7.-3w
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A terrible hail storm occurred
near Dubuque, Iowa, on tho cath
ult., which is reported To have
seriously Injured the crops Hail.
stones OF immense size are aaid TO
have iallcn. One man picked up
some as "largc as his fist," another
found one an inch aud q half in
diameter, and plenty of them as
largo as hens eggs were picked
up. Poultry Of oil kinds we're
killed by them, anda pair ofhorsc,
were knocked down in tho soad
The hail fell to aaavcrago depth
Of four inches.
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TAKE NOTICEi

All large schemes have proven failures, and
plenty oftilne, we feel sat.fed thatall the tick
cts will bc sold, thus giving ticket holders all
chances. :sr,t
Agents holding tickets they cannot dispose Of
will please send them home as we have not sufH.
willplease write their names plainly on pac kage.
Send oil money by p. o. Order or express, at
our cost. p, %, Order preferred.
Tickets one dollar, or II for ten dollars,
Address, with stamp,
CAREY, VANDEGRIFT 4 CO.,
May 30, lSG7-iw Sidney, Ohio.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthful indiscrction, 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 r. OGDEN,
Mayo, Oily az Cedar Street, New York.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-06

In Paris kentucky, on Saturday
night, John McClintock was shot
and mortally wounded by some
person who frcd at him through
the window of his house. He was
the fathcr-in law of Robert Arm
strong, who was murdered at the
Same place q year ago.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-06

Tho new trial granted Rcv. Jo1l
Lindsey, indicted for whipping
his child to death at Albion, New
York, was concluded on Saturday,
The jury failed TO agree, standing
ton for acquittal ard two for con
viction. They were discharged
and tho prisoner then pleaded guilty
of manslaughtcr in tho fourth
degree, and WINS sentenced to pay u
Gnc Of $3.50,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-06

Judge Kelley, who has returned
to Washington, gives a flattering
account OF The condition of the
Southern country through which
he Travelled. In compliance with
pressing invitations he will return
to Virginia at a future day to ad'
dress the citizens of that state.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-06

1t is now stated that the idea Of
abandoning the trial of SuRRAr on
charge of murder, and trying him
for treason and conspiracy, has
been relinquiShed, and that he will
be put on trial on tho present in
dictment this week.
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Notice to land Holders.

DRoPosALs FOR THE SALE OF ONE
III HUNDRED OR MORE ACRES OF good corn
or meadow lands, VIII he received till Nom
day, June 24th, by the Commits ssonors ap-
pointed by the last General Assembly to secure
proposals for additional lands for the Reform
school, situated in Fairfield county, Ohio.
propositions will be entertained for Ian Ids
more than five miles distant from the school,
4 n communications may be addressed to Il. e..
Howe, Lancaster, Ohio
JOHN HouGH, poora NJ
ISAAC CLAYP00L, c,,1Is'ionor ors
q. Il. HOWE. No''''n''s'V"'@s
Jnna & lSgI.-l,v
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bbls new mess atse3 20 cash and
regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS--Dull and nm.
changed.
BACON--Quiet.
LARD-DuIl at 13al4c for fair
to prime steam. and 1890 for Kettle
rendered.
CHEESE Heavy and lower at
Sa16Ac.
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Tue cOudHASD LvSc REMEDY, for every fam.
hLLENs LUNG RALsAM,

TuE CouGIASp LUSG REMEDY, for every fam.
lily to keep st hand.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM, t3
II sells everywhere, and gives satisfaction
Read the following extracts from letters:
L. b. BowIE, Druggist; uniontown, Penn.
writes, April 4, 1866: "Allcn's Lung Basam has
performed some remarkable cures about here
recommend 1t with confidence in all diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs"
STERLING BRos., Druggists, wrlte from CIR
rolton, January 2T, 1866: "send us six dozen Al
lens Lung Balsam. We are entirely out oilt.-
ItsIvcs more general satisfaction than any othcr
medicine VIC SELL"
Sold by Druggists everywhere. and by all
Dealers in Family Medicines.
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A dispatch from Cincinnati says;
VIM. II. Langley, a flour merchant
Of Gallipolis, Ohio, with largo
business conections in this city
made an assignment yesterday
The liabilities are over five hundred
thousand dollars.
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TcrpsichOrean.

"on with the dance, let Joy be uncondned
No sleep TIL morn when youth aud beauty
meet,
To chase tho glowing hours with Gyingfcetw
And catch a cold going homo in the
morning, TINT lingors for weeks,
and perhaps ends in u settled
Pulmonary affection When this
is the ease, first try allthe nostrum
preparations in the market, and
when you find yourself growing
continually worse, pay a dollar for
n bottlo of DR.. j, W. Poland's
White Pine compound, and find
yourself cured in trelpe hours,
Sold by all druggists.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-06

The Chic Ponitentiary now
contains sl9 male and 26 female
convicts.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-06

LADIES, DoN'T OVERLOOK Tntsi--'rhe best
preparation in the world for the complexion
For IS cents we will send receipt fol- the above
preparation, so that every lady eau make her
own "Ccrcasslan Balm" for one quarter ofwhnt
she has to pay the druggist, and has the salts
faction Of knowing that there are no poisonous
drugs in tho mixture. Address
BENNETT 4 JORDAN, p. O. Drawer $50
May 80, lS67--ly Cleveland, Ohio
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Tho prisoners in the Ohio Pcni.
tcntiary had plotted TO break from
tho chapel in Q body, on Sunday,
after service, and escape. The
Warden got wind Of it, however,
and the convicts wOrc not permit
tod to leave their celia.
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Another "Ten Cent" Appeal
Money Wanted to Garry the
State for the COppcrheads.

The subjoined circular, issued
by tho democratic State Exccu
tive Committee and doubtless in
tended for secret distribution n.
mong the faithful, has been brought
20 light. We publish IL for the
benefit of tho democrats" who
are readers of our paper.
DEN. STATE Elk. Cow. OF Ono, !
COLUMBUS, Mays, 81,
DEAR SIR:-By tho proper effort
tho Democratic Executive Commit
tee feel confident that the Domoc.
racy cap carry tho State This fall
10 DO so, somemoney is necessary,
Wc work day and night when 70.
quired, and do not receive or re.
quire pay for our services, You,
undoubtedly are as anxious as We
are to carry the State for the De.
moeracy. Certainly, you have us
much intercst at stake In this mat
ter as wo have. A little work at
this time, on your part will enable
us TO obtain all the funds wo nccd,
without imposing a tax on any.
body. The Democratic State Cen
tral Committee, when in session
here recently, instructed US to nd
dress request to you TO solicit q
contribution often cents only from
each Democrat in your township or
Ward, as the case may be, and for
ward the same to us Immediately.
IL this-is too much trouble, you can
induce somc Democrat in each
School Districtto assist you. This
contribution will opprcss no one.
There is scarcely Democrat who
will not cheerfnlly contribute the
required sum, and II will enable us
toproseeutethe campaign with a
promise Of success.
Respectfully yours,
JonKG. THOMPSON. ChNirman
u. BsEsHELMAN, Secretary.
f b. II y
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Gen. Pope has written a letter
generating himself from the re-
sponsibility for tho ten thousand
prisoners story. lie says Gen.
Hallocls sent tho dispatch without
consulting him.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-06

There is to be "a grand national
gathering of the Grand Army of
the Republic at Lafayette. Ind, on
July I'd, Sd and 4th,
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The question Of changing the
penalty'of violating the liquor law
to imprisonment in cvory case,
was voted upon by the people Of
Maine, on Monday, and decided in
favor Of the amendment. Thcvotc
did not exceed $4,000 in the State
but the majority was at least two
10 one,