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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-04-18

ETN M. GRAY, Attorney at Law, Wash
i ihgton, o. Office over j. W. Gas
kills dry goods store.
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d MILLIKAN, dealer in Books, Sta
IN. tionery, Wall and Window Paper,
DC, Court street, Washington, Ohio.
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.T S. BERGMAN, dealer in Foreign and
d. Domestic Hardware, Iron, Nails,
Window Glass, Rope, Woodenware
Stoves, &C., Court street, Washington,
Ohio. Il
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BUSINESS CARDS.

n FURTWANGLER, Jeweler, and
u. dealer in and repairer of Watches,
Clocks, &c. Washington, Ohio. H26
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ELY d STIMSON, dealers in Groceries,
II Provisions, Coal, and all kinds of
and Produce, Washington, o. IA
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the Italian Government will itself direct the
storm which recently threatened to sweep over
the Roman territory with lawless violence.
If Rome should become the capital Of Italy,
the spiritual power of the Pope would in no
way be Affected. s0ne hundred and 1ftt mil
lions of people turn their eyes towards him
with flial affection, and while tho Roman
question at present is besct with difficulties,
there can be no doubt that its solution VIII
bring neither danger to the Church nor dimin-
ish the spiritual authority of. its distinguished
head.
AS we are reading the proof Of this article
the telegraph announces:
"uaribaldi escaped from Caprera, but was sub
seguertly recaptured, and is now closely guarded,
IT is rumorod that Victor Emanuel has appealed
TO Great Britain to be released from the treaty
OF the Papal dominions.
"Ihe rebels hold many posts in viterbo, and
await an attack by tho Pontihcal troops"
If these dispatches are authentic, the Italian
Government finds itself in a situation still more
critical evan than we had supposed, and il
awake to its W danger. There can be nc
doubt that GAR1BALnI has the heart of O large
part of the fighting element of the Italian PEG.
pie. His recapture.aud second imprisonment
will be resented by tho heroes who gained 70,
Italy her liberty and her unity. If ytcro1
EMANUEL has appealed to England, which
however, we doubt, he is about to throw him
self into the arms of the ''party of action.' 1
he does 80, the result may be o European war
more frightful in its complications and it
magnitude than any which has occurred sine,
the fall of NAPoLE ON.
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THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC con
,i VENTEON.

The resolutions passed at Albany by the
New York Democratic Convention show that the
North is awaking to a true sense of it's danger.
They are a protest against despotism, and, for
ttpppately, 9 protest which oah make itself heard
IL the Northern people ore DESTROYS OF. pre-
serving their own liberties. They also expose
the insincerity Of the Radical party, which de-
sires, on the eve Of. an election, to dodge an
issue which it is their firm intention to force
upon the people. If the principles of that
Convention are endorsed by the people of the
North, constitutional liberty, to-day in its
death-throes, will be revived, and this country
will again be free and prosperous. From the
bottom of our hearts we wish them God speed
in the holy fight which they are about to make
for. the Union, the Constitution, and the laws
made in pursuance Of the powers given by that
instrument, which is the charter Of our liber-
ties and thu heacon-light which warns us to
avoid the shoals of despotism, on which more
than one good ship aofs State has wrecked.
L - | o. kI~w ~ VI L
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CHI r l.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER =, 1867.

jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
office so rs to execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends.
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LOOK OUT!
Or you will lose q Fortune.

II SALE OF TICKETS IN aEoRaI STATE LOT
Terry. for the Grand Scheme Of October 9th. CAPITAL
PRIZE, $4,000. Tickets only One Dollar. Closes TO-
MORROW at T. M. Chiee No. 20 BROAD STREET.
October z o +.
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aHEATbRDaAantcat,ons INTENDED ,ay pmubscaaon in
NEnas foiq1apg ra,tsf be addressed TON EEd,toy' of ne
/ A,atg ReSpsS, No. 1a He yne-s a req GhG,Seston Is. g.
S Ta,ts COMMUNICATIONS TO Puoltshe.. of Daily
NE cannot undertake 10 return rejected cosamunica
lions.
Acknowledgements outside ofthe city must be acoompa.
MED toith the cash.
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LARoEgT OdRouLArloN.-ThenDAA BY
News Agb1shcs the official list Of Let
fs@s> re"'aIIniang % tho Fosse0sss adj Messsasd
each ss0eek, dgreea5y to ne bHoseiasg
fai''on ef MesNe~ Ffostc9fce Lap al The
s@@IespapsS 1asihg ne 1a,gest asireassssoSsa sn
NE City Of Charleston: :
hAiss3kcTIoN g. And be It further enacted, That lste OF Let
tsrs remaining uncalled for In any Poetofncc frfupy city
tcMnsuFGvilla8gs swqryrsaH 7n0WspaDSr shah l6s printed
shall heresfter be published once only in the newspapel
whiohy hYing published weakly or 1fepei., shall have fht
largest oirculhaon- Within ranSe,uf Nehy6ry Of the Enid
oface
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M { 4 N G S


SOLOHAON'S LODGE No. 4, A.. f.. M.
TENHE FOURTH QUARTERLY COMMUNICATIONS
A wiz DO holden In Masonic Hall This Evcnino. the
7th inst, at Seven (7) o'cloce. 'o
Brothers and Candidatcg for Neyrees will Iva r,,ro,,,.,
In attendance. "'S"
~ order OF W.. NJ. r. II. WERNER
Secretary.
CHARLESTON LIBRARY SOCIETY.
fHNHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF THIS
- society Will be held ut tho Library Rooms To-
Morro'c.' 9Th inst, ut 1 o'clock. The members arc re-
quested to attend punctually. as the Special COMMITTEES
appointed mt the anniversary Will make thor report.
WIN. g. MAZYCK,
octoperI Librarian G. I. $.
STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
ANY.
DUNCTUALLY ATTEND H REGULAR MONTHLY
l. meeting OF your Company at the HalI, THIS lMouday,
evening. tho It'll instant, at = o'clock procisely.
By order. WIN. ARMSTRONG;
oceooer Secretary.
CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER cow
PANY NO. 1.
VuNHE MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS
a CMONDAY October nth, Mt 8 O'Clock.
BUSINESS Of importance will DO presented. and Dunc.
tual attendance il requested. ~
ny order WIN. d. DAVIS,
Oo"o" Secretary.
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Val.

CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL, ENaLIsH
AND FRENCH SCHOOL.
NO. 50 WENTWORTH STREET.
TNHE~ EXERCISES OF HIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE
SUMMED on Tuesday, October l.. Young pentlomcn
will be prepared for college or business.
HENRY M. BRUINS, Principal.
a rev boys Will be received as boarders in the family
:. ~ frlnclpal. mw6 September 10
YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE lNsTI-
TUTE
VUNHE OF THE TIMES HAVE CAUSED
the commissioners OF the State Normal and Hi0L
School to use the building as a Free School. Tho State
Normal and High School, as now organized, will Il ereSt re
De traI sferred, under the title of the YOUNG LADIES'
OLLEGIAT INSTITUTE, to the commodious building
Of king street. opening OCTOBER I'd, 1867.
tuition In the Preparatory Department.. St2.b 80 Del
nall session, OF $50 per annun; in the ColleRiate Depart
ment, S1a per half session, or $50 per annum. French,
Drawing, ana vocal Music, arc included In the regular
courae. Latin. Greok, German, Italian. Spanish, IL.
charges.
a limitet number of DO. rider. will be received at thu
Institute. Board, $50 per month, or $500 per ahnum
including Washing. Lights, Fuel. ctc. Parior Boarder,
received at tho above prices. All payments strictly II
advance.
Board of Instruction as follows Rev. HENRY M
MOOD. A. M. Principal; Rev. HENRY A. BASS, A. M.
Professor OF Mathematics and Ancient Languages Pro
fossor LEWIS r. GIBBS. A. NJ, Nj. D., Lecturer q,
chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Professor IL. s
HOLMES. Lecturer on Geology and Natural Hist tory
L.. A. FRAMPTON, M. d., Professor OF Modern Ian
Vocal Music Miss MARY q. O Instrpotress ii
Drawing and Painting; Miss LAURA M, HILL, instruc
tress In English Branches,
september mth4mos
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PUBLIC sCHOOLs--CITY OF

PUBLIC sCHOOLs-CITY OF CHARLES.
TON.
THE EXERCISES OF THESE SCHOOLS WITT. pr
l. resumed on Monday, the 7th October.
The State Normal School having been discontinued, a
FREE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS will be opened in that
building. and the Girls Grammar Department of the st,
iniiip street School transferred to that School. In I'D.
dluon to the regular course Of instruction afforded in
the Public Schools, It is the intention Of the Board to or
ganize at this School one or more advanced classes for
themselves for teaching. In tho st. Philip Street School.
IN place Of the Girls Grammar Department, removed TO
organic, I'd.
Applications for admission to either of the Schools can
pc made daily at the respective School Houses, between
the hours OF 8 and 10 A. NJ, on and after the date above
mentioned, until further notice,
By order of the Board. E, MONTAGUE aRIMKE
Secretary Commissioners Free Sch ools.
september - m2 10
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B0ARDIM @.
DING.-.EXCE9LLENT nDAaD CAN
~ be obtained. ct reasonable rates. by applying at No.
A&& KING STREET, one door above Hudson street, near
the Citadel. The Street Cars pass the door every ten
minutes. 8rao October 2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLEASANT ROOMS
with good BOARD can be bad on immediate applt.
cation 70 No. SO (EuEscI STREET, west side. near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. June IA
TfxCELLENT BOARD, Al VERY LOW
Ia rates, In the most central business part Of the city,
without lodging, in y pzivate houee, can now be had.
For rarhculsrs address s.x.L." PostofAce: May Is
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A BOOKKENPER WHO Can FURRIaH
good references Ii open for engagement. Address
cLERK throughP ostofacoB Box No. 283.
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w A N Z S /.

WANTED TO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE IN
.SV respectable neighborhood, in any portion of the
ctCy. a iair price will be paid, and prompt payment
guaranteed. Apply at the Ivy House. No. rs Arson
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WANTED no PURCHASER, FROM TEN
wv TO FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDs OF .sEED
COTTON" (SEA IsLAND(. O'HEAR h FENwICK,
- Washington street, Durecrs Wharf
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the Empire would collectively afford but q faint
idea OF the sort Of life which the ex-King of Dude
IN said to, lead within @ couple of miles OF the
Viceroy's Palace.
. The Oldest man in Allegheny County, Md.
doubtless, Is MIR. Henry Lewis. living in Accident
+Iastrict. MIR. Lewis was born in Hanover on thu
12d OF August, 1765. and is now 100 years Of age.
Als father lived to the age Of 108 years and six
months, and his mother to the. age Of 100 years.
Ne came to this country in 1922; he has mayer
,bsan aick q day in his life; has no gray hairs. ax-
cept Q few scattered through his beard. and per-
Sorans q full days work each day in clearing his
Farm, being stiA strong and hearty. To can the
climax, the old gentleman, on the 21st OF laat An.
gust, just the day previous to his 1O9a birthday
took TO himself his second wife, the happy bride
being MRS. yHurknart, aged Affty-nve years. Mr..
Lewis is now on his wayto New York to sestle nm
some business of his sisters, who recently died
there. "'s r.
The st. Louis Democrat has compiled the
following statement Of the tobacco crop: .sIn Mis.
rsourlit 10 reported at from $4,000 to 1000 hhds.
Ia,s ID fr beyond an average erop, bnt IL ia said
that the quality OF the tobacco 10 unusually good.
IN virginia the crop has fallen of onershird-it is
xeporteda ct $4,000 900 pounds-b but is the best ever
MADE as respects quality In SONS counties OF
0mA anuUS WntUn QAO po0n previously
devoted TO tobacco were this year planted With
ootson' The yield for that state is 8b. COO. oOO
p . aaa The yield for Maryland is placed Of
so.sVOsooo pounds; Tennessee at s9,5oo,0o0; Ken
tucky ct 81, 100000; Texas at 10000; Alsbama AZ
1W.UO,ooOs Arkansas at LOO, 600: Florida and
Georgia each COG, 900; Louisiana A. an oon. no,,th
Caroline At 5000, and the Northern stases At
ga. 1S0. $780," ~
The Washington correspondent OF tho nostoo
7 Poet says that Ex-senator Hunter Of vtrainia "a
there and had o long interview with praaidant
Johnson this evening relative to his prospeota Sor
. pardon. Mr.. Hunter states that the lesaipn
men Of Virginia are opposed to o convention on
they prefer the present military rule to negro gu.
prsmacy. Many planters within his knowledge
have expressed o Willingness to give o portion OF
their land to encourage immigration, but tine im-
migrants are unwilling TO accept IL they are to be
subject 70 q nogro government. lie thinks the
eonsention will be defeatsd, not BY failing to vote.
but BY voting du~n the proposition, unless an
aaEesrras1ltt ~ concluded With the blacks, ss 10 nm.
sacapated will shs tho case. 70 ths effect that the
stassroes siial al an the Fedsral ofaesss III they win
yssse tho m~anaEeraent Of the stats aoysrnpaont 10
tee whites. MI. Hunter speaks very ffatterdneiv
0e General sohoaslGs administration 81 aAsirs IN
Virginaa. %sFHq f52
HENS NEL A MN22 g1GNIsU
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NHARLESTON ORPHAN .-WANT-
~ ED, A PORTER and GARDENER, for the above
named institution; wages, S25 per month, ~rations, fuel
and light. with the use Of q comfortable dwelling; ap-
plcahons tn be left with the Steward.
OCfol,ar q N.." -cx
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HOUBE WANTED, A GOOD. COMFORT
Ill ABLE HOUSE, ct a fair rent. Apply to
GEO. w. CLARK & CO.,
Corner East Bay and Cumberland streets.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-04

The RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YoUNG PEOPLE
The April number is one of unusual excel
lence, comprising great variety inits article,
andilustrations, and is characterized by the
prominence given to "out.door lile,"
The story Of the "Little Red Hin" will cause
many hearty laugh, ana the little children will
be specially entertained with two stories about
their pet, the Squirrel. DR.. Hayes, the Arctic
explorer, continues his story OF Philip, the
Greenland Hunter. Veux Moustaches article
is upon "sprirg Sports" There is a capital
story about singular fish, the Gsrplke, and an
other concerning lew way of flying kites.
while the coming offspring is announced by an
Easter Hymn, with music.
Hurd Houghton are the publishers, at 4Ga
Broome Street, New York. Subscription price,
s2 90 per ennum.
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City school Examinations.

The Spring examinations of the
several departments of the Lancas.
ter Union School, were concluded
last week. They were character
lied by an unusually large attend.
anee on the part of the citizens, and
by very gratifying indications of
progress by the pupils in every de-
partment, giving abundant testimo.
ny to the faithfulness, ability and
efficiency ofSuperintendent, Teach
ors and School Board.
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To the Public,

| hereby return my gratitude 10
the Public for the very liberal pat
ronage conferred upon mo during
my past business career in this
city.
You will please notice that McsGrs
Miller and Seipel and myself have
formed copartnership for the plr.
pose of carrying on the Clothing
Trade on q more extensive scale,
Wc hope 20 to deal with you that
you shall be able to say that Rising,
Miller & Scipel is the place to get
entire satisfaction. P. RISING.
N. B, Those Of my friends know.
ing themselves indebted to me will
please call and settle, as we all
know from experience, that short
settlements make long friends.
tt ,'a P. r.
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L. o. o. +.

On motion it was resolved, That
Charity Lodge No. z, |. 0. 0. f.,
as Lodge, attend tho Anniversa-
ry Celebration of Odd Fellowship,
at Logan, Hooking county, Ohio.
on the 26th day of April, 1867.
That the members ofsaid Lodge
may become familiar with all the
arrangements necessary to the ac-
complishment ofthe object contem-
templated by the above resolution
It is earnestly desired that there
should be q full attendance Of all
the members at each OF the regular
meetings of said Lodge intervening
between this and tho time above
specified,
BY order Of Lodge. In
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TAs Elsetlon ln ,hl, citr.

Last Mondays election resulted
in the success Of the democrats by
about the usual majoritics, as far
as the contest took u party turn.
For Mayor, Tall Slough had 81
majority, aginst 81 at the State
election last fall. For Marshal
NJ. Steck, whose action in that Of.
fee during his first term was un-
usually satisfactory to almost ell
citizens, wasre.elected by III ma.
jority. In the 1st and I'd Wards,
Messrs. Jno. s. Brasee and 8. ].
Wright (Union Rep.) were elect.
ed Councilmen, and in the Sd and
4th, Messrs. II. Cannon and VIM.
Schopp, (dem.) were successful.
Messrs. J. G. Weaver and VIM.
Vorys were elected members Of the
City School Board, politics being
discarded by both parties in their
selection as candidates.
The annexation of East Lancas-
ter was carried by vote OF 69s to
81.
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Tho Board Of Examipcrs viii mOot In thS
upper room Of the Connty 0faoea, for the sx
animation OF Teachers, on 9th and 2Oth
/ days OF April, and May 1th, which
\ sill close the spring examinations.
! The evan nation viii begin precisely nj Il
O'Clock A. M.. and no Applicants will DO received
FOR examination after II O'Clock An.
Teachers will remember that thsy esa GET
certificates az 90 other time, end thnfthcy must
I bsprepared 70 stsUd an examination IN Orthor.
: Tapby, Reading Pelmaashp, Arithmetic, Cock.
raphy, English Grammar and heory Of Teach.
! ing.
| I. The character Of the applicants exam.
nation will he Represented on a scale Of ons "a
tsH-ouo dsnotDg the lowest qualification, ,Gnd
Ten th highest
q -Four classes Of certificates will b. xranted
aR follows: First class, Wild "A months; sec.
ond class valid is Inonthsi third clhss, valid, Is
months; fourth class, valid months.
g. Satisfactory examination In tho theor;
and practice Of teaching, and high degree O
success IN teachlng will ala1 he conpiderd In
determining tie class Ofcerii6cate 10 be granted
No certi6eate will be granted unless the applt
cant passes sn examination IN each Tarth O
study required bV iGW.
Owing u 4 change In the school Laws, all
Applicants VIII be required 10 rhy a fee ofhity
cents, rs condition Of examination.
Al applicants 'nust come prepsred with a cer
theaie oi oood moral character, and with pre-
raid envelope, &c, properly AddTessGct to them
selyes.
By order nftho pne-d.
J. r. REINAUND, g ERIK.
Jsa. l., ist7-. e.
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Grand Rat Hunt.

1t is proposed to havo a grand
Rat Hunt in this vicinity as soon
as the necessary prciiminarios can
be arranged. All those favoring
this object, arc requested to meet
at the saddler shop Of jim, LittJe'
on Saturday evening next, the 9th
inst.
The intention is to have the
hunt carried on by two parties,
equally divided for tho purpose
and the affair 10 be concluded with
supper at tho expense OF the par
ty producing tho least number OF
rat tails as the result of the hunt.
By order of COMMITTEE.
April 4, 1867.
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NEWCOMERS MINsTnELs.

This great and unrivalled troupe
of Ethiopian delincators, vocalists
and burlesque comedians,-as we
learn from Marshal STEcK-has
engaged the City Hall for the night
OF Friday 18th inst, for the pur-
pose of giving one of their unique
and peerless entertainments. This
company has long borne the palm
of excellence in its peculiar line,
compared with others of the kind
and that it is yet in full possession
OF its laurols, is evident from the
numerous laudatory notices daily
proceeding from tho press in every
place visited by the Newcombs.-
The City Hall will bo filled or we
miss our guess.
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In the Court of Common Pleas,
in and for Fairfield county, o.

JACOB Ulrici, Administrator, de
bonis non, of Aaron W. Ebnglt,
deo., Plaintiff, Petition 20 sell
+ Against 49,
Minerva Ebright, widow, Mary
u. Ebright, Ia minor,) John u. Real Estate,
Martin and Mary Jane Martin,
Defendants.
I'm pursuance ofan order Of sad Court, in the
above case, to me directed, will otter Tor
sale, at pnblic auction, on tho 4th day Of
May, A. ID. e67, at o'clock II. NJ,
at the door OF the Court House in Lancaster,
Ohio, following described real estate, situate
in the county Of Fairfield and State ofohio, 70.
wit: The East half of In Lot number eight, tS)
in square number ton; Ool Of the city q Ian.
casrer, Ohio, as formerly numbered. aud now
known on the Plat and records Of said city as
In Lot number one hundred and seven, QvD.,
Terms of6ale-one third 10 band. one-third
IN one year. and one.third in two years Gora day
of sale, with interest at legal rate per ,Anpura,
payable annually, the deferred payments 70 Be
secured by mortgage or prernises soia. ..
l. kppskised AZ S21S0. .AoOb CLk.SA,
Adss.. De bo-!s ao= o!Lare1 v, EpslSht, dec
OoYrILi 3 Fn,:TrR, Attys.
April e. lee7-4W
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HOuRs AT HonE.-This excellent monthly for
March is fully up to the mark its conductor
has established forit. DR.. Horace Bushnell con-
tributes the second of his strongly and clearly
written articles on the "Moral Uses Of Dark
Things.N The special subject treated is "Non-
Intercourse between worlds" DR.. schaf gives
an interesting sketch of"The Mother ofSt. Au-
gustine," and Mr.. Jessup describes intelligent
.ly the "Cedar Forests in Mount Lebanon"
Donald G. Mitchell elk Marvel") continues his
cheering rural sketches. Mr.. G. NJ. Towle has
an article of general interest on the Paris Ex-
which we have not spaee to menton.
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All persons f,iIly dealt WITH and shall re.
ceiSeiu!i value OftEeir money
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j. d. JAOKsON's GRAND GIFT
DISTRIBUTION,

Advertised to take place in Lam
caster, March 18th, 1867, amount,
ing to thirty Eight hundred dollars
in greenbacks and valuable prop
erty, is postponed to April 10Th,
1867. Nearly half Of tho tick.
cts remain to bo.Bold, and tho pro-
prietor does not wish to hold a sin.
gle ticket when the drawing takes
place, as it might create dissatis.
faction among his patrons. The
drawing will certainly take place
at the time to which tho postpone
ment is made.
A few active agents TO sell tickets
in different parts of the country,
wanted. Commission, ten per cent
on all tickets sold. Tickets one
dollar each.