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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-15

The REBEL TRIUMPH IN KEN
TUcKY.-The Democratic party ha,
succeeded in Kentucky by its usu.
al majority-some ffty or sixty
thousand. This was about the
majority last year, and it will be
the majority OF Helm, the Simon
Pure secession candidate for Gov,
crnor this year.
This is the party which at its
meetings during the canvass last
year, as was stated by the Louis.
vile Journal at the time, cheered
the names Of the Confederate lead
ers, and scoffed at the name OF
Grant and of other Union Gene.
rails, without a single expression to
the contrary in either case.
This also is the party which is
in full sympathy with the Thur,
man party of this State. Tho Dem.
ocratic party in this State will
claim this as a Democratic vic.
tory.-JOurnaI.
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Teeth at New York Pricesl


DR.. Won BoNItoRsT wouid return thanks
to the citizens ofLancaster 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
atless prices, and in better manner, than any
other establishment in the city.
Sets Of Teeth atfrom sl5 to 90, warranted to
give perfect satisfaction orno charge made.
Teeth filed SO as to preserve them through
life, atfrom one dollar upwards.
Dr.VoS BoNHoRsr's established reputation in
thiscity, as first class Dentist, is sufficient
guarantee that all work done by HIM shall be
done in the best possible manner.
H1-ln addition, he has secured the services
OF one OF the best workmen in the East.
RsFEREScE--Allth the principal citizens ofLan.
caster.
Rooms next door East OF Post Office, Main
street. Feb. Z, 1867,
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stanton out OF the Cabinet.


Tho President has at length (or
the 18th inst, issued an edict isru
pending Mr.. Stanton from the 20
sition Of Secretary of War. He had
previously written TO the Secretary
that considerations CT public in,
terest will persuade mo to accept
your resi- Lnation, If tcndorcd." To
this Mr.. Stanton replied, "consid
erations of public inter g. have
prevailed with mo to hold this of.
iicO for months past, and consider
ations ofpubllc interest will pre-.
vail with mo to hold it till tho as.
sembling Of Congress-"
Tho order Of suspension follow.
cd as above stated, and Gcn'l.
Grant was depated to act as Sec.
retary OF War ad interim, and the
impression at Washington was
that Gen. Stcodman would soon be
appointed to tho position pcrma
nently. Mr.. Stanton protested a,
gainst the right Of tho Presid ent to
suspend him, but Submitted to su.
perior force until tho ro. assem-. i.
bling Of Congress.
While Grant is in tho War or.
fco, the President will undoubted.
ly be restrained from mischief. AS
TO the farther future, there Is
doubt.
The Commercials special of tho
18th says that on that evening
General Grant wrote to Secretany
stanton q brief note, indorsing his
course as Secretary of War and
fommendning tho ability and pa.
lriotlsm which he has display.
ID in tho War Department-and
he whole country, as far as loyal
y extends will indorse the indorso.
nent Of Gen. Grant.
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EZRA THOMAS.

Thad Stevens writes that he
will offer u bill ut the noxt session,
providing for the con6scation OF
the estates Of those rebels and
shareholders who discharge negroes
tor voting the Republican ticket.
Juarez has commuted the sent.
enee OF tho Imperialist Austrian
Genorals in his hands TO seven wears
Imprisonment, Brigadier Generals
to six years, and tho Tower grade o
officers proportionately.
A battle recently took place at
Rines Altcs, New Mexico, between
forty citizens and eight soldiers
and a large body Of Indians; eleven
Of the latter We're killed and eight
taken prisoners.
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Truth Will Triumph.

One of those triumphs has been
gained by tho Wheeler &c Wilson
Seeing Machine, which, in the
conspicuous arena presented by
the Paris Exposition has been
pronounced victorious over eighty
tro competitorsl What stronger
evidence could be demanded
what more convincing proof be
givcn--of the superiority of this
descrvedly popular sowing ma
chine? In q fair and open com
petion with all sewing machines of
any prominence in tho world, i'm.
partial judges have awarded to the
Wheeler & Wilson the coveted prize
the only Gold Medal bestowed on
any sewing machine. The Gold
Medal granted to Elias Howe was
given to him as an inventor, and as
such was richly merited. But
out of four score competing ma
chimes, but one---the Wheeler &
Wilson, received this proud dis.
tinciion.
AT homo this invaluable house
hold assistant is held in equally
high esteem, and wo would advise
all our friends to buy one of these
ce|cprated machines of VIM. Sum.
ner & Co., No. II East State street,
Columbus. O.-.:C6lWmbs Journal
7 d, Billinghurst Of this City
has on hand every style and price
of these Machines.
In addition ho has the celebrated
Howe Machine which is adapted to
all kinds of family sewing and
manufacturing purposes, Tailors.
Shocmakcrs, Carriage trimmers -
Has an adjustable revolving foot
especially adapted to sowing lcath-
or.
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A woman in St. Louis, named
Meyer, disguised with life on &C.
count of ill,treatment from he,
husband, determined to commit
suicide by shooting herself with
cannon ball, which had been
round tho house for some time, a
relic from Vicksburg. Not exactly
understanding the science of gun.
merry, she got half a dollars worth
OF powder, placed it on a plato on
the floor, piled tho ball on the pow.
dor, sat down upon it, and touched
a match to the explosive, fcndly
expecting instant death from the
fatal ball. 1t did not "go off" how.
ever, although the powder did
and she is suffering from painful
and dangerous burns which render
it quite impossible for her to take
a sitting posture at present.
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For the Gancnster- Gn,etto.
NEw SALEM, Aug 18th, 1856

AVE-" OALEMi mug lHtui lOoI'
Editors Ga=ette;-By request
desire TO give a few facts concern
ing the arrest, treatment, and death
Of Eli Watson. Watson was ar
rested by deputy constable Will,
bert Clayton, and others whom he
calle ( to his aid. He (Watson) was
brought to my house ('rhe Fairfield
lIouse) in custody of said oHico-'
and confined in my parlor until h,
was shot Except when he wished
to go ouD by officer Fix.
His treatment by the officers was
of the best kind. He was allowed
to take his meals at the table with
the rest of my boarders, and in nc
respect was he i'll treated. lie
was furnished with every thing
that he desired, Except liberty)
A desire on the part of any one to
execute summary vengeance upon
him was not manifested. Now, as
to the shooting; ho was warned OF
the consequence of an attempt 10
escape, and mado tho trial, knowing
the risk.
In tho evening when il was fairly
dark, he desired to 60 out He
started, officer Fix being with him.
Arriving at the hog lot, which is
by my stable, he got over the first
fence, followed by Fix. When in the
middle Of the enclosure, (Which is
about twenty feet wide,) he (Wat-
SOM started to run. Fix halted
him, but ho (Watson) refused to
stop. Fix thcn fired, the shot prov
ing fatal, If he (Watson) could
have got fivc feet beyond tho fence
he then would have been behind
tho stable, and Fix would have had
to get over the ienco before he
could have frod, and as Watson
was II noted runner, Fix knew that
he could not rccapture him by run.
ming. If Fix would have delayed
firing q momont, Watson would
have escaped. After being shot he
ran l4S yards before he fell. He
(Watson) was then carried into tho
Office oS DR.. Goss, whore he receiv.
cd all the care possible until he
diod. After death his body was al.
lowed TO lie in tho office until Mon.
day, when (my house being over
crowded. and the DR., wanting to
use his ofhce,) his remains were ro
moved TO an unoccupiod room on
the German Reformed Church lot.
His body was not placed in a black.
smith shop as somo affirm.
There were no indignities offered
his remains as some report, but he
was decently buried in q good
coffin by Mr., Martin and G. Leohn-
ard.
In answer to tho charge made by
somo persons, that officer Clayton
did not discharge his duty, by neg
Letting to iron Watson, we would
say that ho had two other arrests
10 make during tho day and did
not get back until a short time bo.
lore the attempt to escape was
nadc. On being informed of the
illness (Which was foigned) of Wat.
'on, he (Chyton) concluded thatit
was best TO iron A, B Fry, he (Fry) |
being the stouter OF tho two.
We can but think that officer
Clayton, (with his deputies,) dc.
'erve praise fol tho ability shown
u tho management of tho whole af-
air.
There is no doubt but that Wat.
on was guilty of the crime for
which he was arrested, he having
confessed his guilt to me moro than
half dozen times during tho day
Now, hoping that rogucs may take
warming from his sad fate, We close
'nr statement Of the fatal tragedy. |
Your, respectfully,
EZRA THOMAS. |
~
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Corr Gspondenco Lancaster Gazette.
An Inquiry.

PLEAsANTvILLE, 0. Aug, 10, '67
Dear Gdzette Now that Jacob
Baker is nominated for Treasurer
of our county, allow mo to inquire
if this is tho same Baker who in
tho spring of 1861, in Camp An
derson, made a speech to the three
months soldiers, and there pledged
his "honor ah.that he was ah in
favoc,ah of fighting the rebels .ah
and that he was in favor of the
wcr.ah mean the timo the
soldiers were going to rail ride
him. lfhe is the same ono, did he
help to hide Sam, Lantz or John
Sec, the time they run from the
May be tho Eagle man
can answer, as he is we'll posted,
and at ono timo came near being
one of old Abe's hirelings.
SOLDIER.
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Judge Thurmans speech at Wa,
verify was such as was to have
been expected from him. 1t might
have been delivered with great ap.
plause before any audience of $50
called Democrats in all rebeldom.
Lot us at least give him credit for
irankness. Ho docs not conceal
his hatred for those who took part
for the Union in tho war of the re.
bellion. He sees nothing but out.
rage and violence in the struggle
oil the Nation TO preserve its own
exlstonco against tho efforts of
traitors, with or without arms in
their hands.
"Let us take an A, B case" Sup.
pose A. attacks b. with arms. aud
attempts to take the life of B.
Now, II B. shall resist, and wrest
the rife out of AS hands, h. ,s
guilty of robbery-ior hs had no
property in the rifle, and il was
wholly tho property of A,
And that is the substance Of
Thurnan's speech. Columbus Jour.
nat.
Just so il was hero yesterday.
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ERRORS OF YOuTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthfnl indiscretion, will for the sake
Of suffering humanity, sendfree to all who need
IT. thereciPe 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, in perfect confidence,
JOHN h. OGDEN,
Mayo, '07-ly AZ Cedar Street, New York
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Democratic Methnd.

The following will show what III,
Democrats are doing in regard t,
the election this'fall. These circu
lars are sent out by tho Contra
Committee, to every prominon,
Democrat in every township and
school district.
DEMOCRATIC Cen. Cow. RooMs, !
COLUMBUS, July 25th, 1867. I
Dear Sir: We are assured tha,
you are very anxious for the sue.
eoss Of tho Democratic Party thi,
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no Consmmnfives.

VHNHE Advertiser having been restored 10
Il health in afew weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with asevere lung affection, anl that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
To all who desire it, he will send n cony OF
t,eprescrption used, (free of clarge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which theywill find sure Cure for Con
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.sc The on '
onlectofthe eadyertiserin sendlngthe Prescrya
ton, is TO benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation whlchhe conceivos to he Invaluable,
and hehopes every sufferer willtry his remedy,
a. itwill costthem nothing, and may proveIe
blessing.
partiesgishirgt The prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Willlamshtrgh. Kings county, New York.
October25, ,ls66-ly
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FRENCH RoLLs,-Boil one pint Of
milk, cut up two ounces OF butter
into it, add a little salt when tepid,
sift In one pound of -four, one egg
beaten; one tablespoonful of yeast;
beat these we'll together; when
risen, form intorolls with as little
handling as possible. Bake ON
tins.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medlcinelsk known byits EHects.
srSk S5ssSTlaS Ssp ;; sP}g gHs :. q

.
DsRoADwAY BOARDING HOUSE, USE LaneaS, "a sSs
Ier, Ohio, on
Saturday, August nth, 1897,
To give test medicines, clear ofcost 20 all who
call for them, aHd bring Ave ono os vials to put
the medicines IN.
Those satisfied with the effects Of my rnedi-
cines, can get them on Monday, the lsth, and on
Tuesday, the Goth, till noon..
The medicines are for the following cases:
Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, Gravel, stran-
guryi Diptheria, Bronchitis, whooping Cough,
all pains internally and externally; and all af-
feetions of the bowels, sore eyes, and sanous
other diseases which do not require special at.
tention.
Fun, plain written directions will accompany
the medicines.
Bills ranging from two to oseven dollars, inva-
rably IN advance Advice gratis.
July 3lst, 1867. DR.. FINK.
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Our candidate for Senator Capt.
Aaron p. AshbrOoIS


Aaron p. AshbrOOk
Is one OF the sterling men of Tho
Hooking Valley. He is a subslan.
tial farmer Of Pleasant Township
Fairfield county, and one of the
most enterprising men of that
section.
When the war began, in 1861
he enlisted as private in the 17h
Ohio Infantry. He was always
distinguished during tho war for
his kindness TO the men of his com
mahd and for his great galIanlry in
action.
He is q sound Union man, fully
alive to tho progress Of the age.
This is the man presented by
tho Union party in opposition to
W. Reed Golden, the supporter of
the rebel Vallandigbam, and the
man who voted agains the appro-
priation of money to support the
sick and wounded soldiers of the
Republic.
Let Athens County do her duty
and the 9th District will be glorious.
ly redeemed.
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Arthur Johnson, the young man
living at Fairfield, Greene county,
Ohio, who confessed having ravish
ed and murderefT little girl of
that place, and who subsequent to
the confession was arrested and re-
leased on $4,000 bail, was again
taken into custody on Thursday,
and is now lodged in Jail.
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The Athens Messenger says {
lattle snake measuring over 81,
pet in length, was killed in thai
eighborhood a few days ago, by 1
ban while moving. Upon openin,
be serpent It was fonnd to contain
p young snakes.
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The Rock Island Union says a
Plid silver belt, worth $500, is
Ping made there as a prize to be
Pntested for at the coming county
|lr, on base ball clubs.
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A clause disfrauchising prize
Ehters has been adopted by the
Pchigan Constitutional Conyen
10.
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|The Michigan Constitutional
invention, yesterday, by a heavy
DJority, decided 10 insert a clause
Ioreing negro suffrage through.
the state.
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Norwood" is about half finished
in the Ledger and Beecher is ai
Peekskill, Now York, writing the
rest Of it,
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"Beyond the Mississippi"
A Complete History OF tho New
states and Terrific ries, from the
Great River to the Great

BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON.
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To prospective emigrants and settlers in the
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AGENTS WANTED.-Sen for Circulars md
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For the Constitutional Amendment
Eyes"
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Myron B. Gregory's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber r has
heen appointed and qualified as Executor, on
the estate Of Myron B. Gregory late of Fairfield
co unty, deceased. PAUL CARPENTER'
Lancaster, Ohio, Aug. 0, 1867. 2l-3w.
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Sine iumac Game,

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Grfemnc Oeim 2pps.


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