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News by the Atlantic Gable.

The Prussian Government has
sent a strong note to Napoleon
asking the reasons for the military
preparations on che part of France
A Bavarian agent has been senI
by King William, to Vienna, to Sc
cure the alliance of the Emperor ol
Austria.
A dispatch, dated Friday eve
ming, says; "a plan for the solu.
ton of the Luxembourg question
was recently submitted to France
and Prussia by the remaining great
Powers. Napoleon has since sig
ni6ed his willingness to accept the
propositions embraced therein
Prussia, however, has not replied
There is u growing feeIing that
these overtures will be successful,
and the peace of Europe not be
disturbed. - Gin. Com.
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Cincinnati Market.
Cincinnati, April %

Cincinnati, April %.
FLoUR-Firm, a good local do.
mand and prices unchanged. Trade
brands at S13 25al6 0O' fancy
SIG GOALS 90.
WHEAT--No. 2 Winter sold at
SO ~. -. M a-f1g
C0RN.-Firm and higher, clos
ing at $40 bulk new.
'0ATS--Duli and lower, at 62c.
The receipts are large.
RYE-Sl 10.
BARLEY Unchanged. =
WHISKY--Dulla at 26c in bond,
aPROVISI0 Unchanged.
Mess Pork-is held at S22 so, Bulk
Meats at Sal0c for Shoulders and
Sides, bacon at 90 for Shoulders
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Virginia Republican Conven-
finn

A dispatch from Richmond says:
The session Of the Republican
Convention to-day was very animal.
ed. Resolutions were read, Sex-
pressing gratitude to Congress; de.
claring the new party Of Virginia a
part OF the Republican organization;
declaring for equal political rights,
Office holding included; for thor
ugh system of common schools; fora
more equitable mode of taxation:
for q modification ofthe usury laws,
so as to encourage capitalists to
loan money for internal improve
ments and immigration; declaring
that a Government ought not to ex,
ist, founded on any other basis
than human equality; and that no
man shall receive The support Of the
new party, who does not meet
these issues.
A long address was read by
Judge Underwood, and adopted.
A warm discussion occurred on
the allusionsofone of the resolutions
to tho military act as the Sherman.
Shellabarger bill, and Thaddeus
Stevens was substituted for Sher.
man, it being declared by speakers
that the latter was not its author
Tho enthusiasm over Stevens was
immense.
A resolution in honor of Abra-
ham Lincoln was adopted.
The feature of the day was dis
cussion on confiscation.
Resolutions were offered sustain.
ing the confscation acts of 1862,
and demanding the impeachment
of President Johnson for not execu.
ting them,
Nearly all tho colored speakers
declared it tho duty OF Congress to
confscate rebel lands so that home,
stcads might be obtained, The
resolutions were referred to n com.
mittee, and the Convention nd
iourned, after the appointment Of a
State Committee, to Capitol Square,
for a ratification meeting,
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The Lancaster Gazette quote

THE Lancaster Gazette quotes
our synopsis of the Board Of Health
law, and says editorially;
"There is one point not made
sufficiently clear by any thing in
the synopsis referred to. The IT,
tlo Of the law seems to make it ap-
plicable to "any city" of the State
yot the only clause given which
confers the power of taxation to
defray oxpensesrefers to such as con-
tain II population Of at least 10000
which would contine this power to
Cincinnati. How is this, Mr.. JOUR-
MALT"
The Gazette will see, by refer.
cnce to the synopsis, that both the
title and the provision comforting
the power of taxation are quoted
literally. There is nothing else in
tho law on that subject, We
would not think of offering a solu'
ton of tho difficulty to a city sc
well supplied with good lawyers
as Lancaster, Columbus Journal.
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The Work to be Done.
The Springfield Republgs oppor
tunelv and annronri.to,s

The Springfield Republgs oppor
timely and appropriately says:
We recommend to Republican
Central Committees, Clubs, ct cete-
ra, most thorough canvass of the
State. All honest appliances for
!, procuring votes should be employ.
ed and each rightly disposed citi-
zen should put himself in commun-
ieation with the working mon Of
the party, prepared to do what he
! can for tho good cause, The Dem
ocrats propose o vigorous canvass.
Money is 10 be freely expended
or courfq al their efforts will be
directed against impartial suffrage
/ Against the class which is weak
! and -defenceless, and unpopular.
Such foemen are worthy Of their
|. weapons--and such dirty work as
that delights them. All fair mind,
cd, honorable mon should stand
, aloof from them in this respect
: and give their sympathies and sup
dport to that organization which
q tenders and claims equal rights for
tall men
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al Family Remedy.

"Coe's Cough Balsam." These
have become household words with
very many families, and the mer-
its Of the article justly entitle IT to
our confidence and patronage
The originator does not claim to
be a physician, but has evidently
hitsupon o prescription that meets
the wants of a large class Of SUI
ferers. Some are testifying that il
has actually cured them of con-
sumption. 1t is no doubt the con:
sumptive's best friend, while for
coughs, hoarseness, and kindred
troubles, we think it has no equal,
We predict for 1t aworld- wide rep
utation and extensive sale.
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TeYetncr--- galloway.


A well,written communication
printed in our present issue forci-
bls sets forth the fitness Of Hon.
Sam. Galloway for the Republican
candidacy for Governor in the
coming campaign, in case the Con
vcntion shall deem It advisable 10
select civilian for that position,
We have only to say that we con
cur fully in the views Of the wri-
ter, and could, in the contingency
indicated, support Mr.. Galloway
with the hcartiest good will.
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Union Republican State Con-
vcntiOn,


Tho statement has for some time
been circulating that the State
Executive Committee has fixed up.
on the 10th of June as the day for
the assembling of of a State Con-
vcntion for the nomination af Union
Republican candidates for Cover.
nor aud other State offices. No
formal call has yet been issued for
the Convention. We think it is
about timo one was issued, with a
good, sound stirring address to the
voters On the issues Of tho cam.
paign.
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OBITUARY..

DEATH OF Mas. JoHN NopLE.-Mrs. c1rH,,
John Noble died at Che family residence IN fH,, tSis
age Of seyenty-four years. The maiden 'ITvns nSms
rpn,igratsa 70 tbIs stats ~ Sohh Sweyer, she
settled frst al Tnrlton ps, ausuin OF 1879
from thence 10 Innrasfar and ,,as ,moved
Col John Noble 4, SIn,v IaIa - T ,LnrIleu 70
moved to Columbus il 1888 and ~ n;ndy nH iainliy
IN iS4o retnrning a. faIn,t,,I @ anu 70 CINCINNATI
which fine Mys. NM bas %as ~ 1901 since
the honse Oh cav styeetjn ,vb;a r,esi1enS OF
Her family Of ehildrpn' cons;s,n5 sne uleu.-
and six DAUGHTERS Of ,ybnn t,' ,s ~ llee sons
daughters are now living. one of anu tI'Fee e
,oT'rs pe'pg among me most prominent
trct attorNc W. Nopie co., IS now United States Dis
sonri.
,oa DoninA eIe lohg ne OF MIS- Noble, stretching
W onu ~ th9 history thls State, she was remark
"Horaote a toye nope and courageous traits Of
Tnen oStho "9n nn,,t uiselhgulshed the pioneer wo
a. ho onS ~ IN, ana Which render her death
az we enu 81 tnls long period the source of pro-
~, lesLet and sincere sorrow to an extreme
& i.use ny e,icle q friends and acGuaintances-
ed sendne NUN m9ther 70 six or seven adopt
Ties were never savara 70 ~ nless her memory.
, oj",oeerteI reteI severed olndlnga living soul
~ M mnliy, or friends, who loved them
nert,n,s Dett, VI VINO grieSed more deeply their sad
p'i''ne'
No purer spirit ever passed from earth to
None ever left brighter record Of deeds ,,ar.
formed. r.
uo,,s M.
lied hv Sas sS ,ie % OF unpretending piety; unsul
her SsyoiogSs 9iSo ueeI 70 mar the page recording
churoh ~ ,'l,'o, " alniy VINO loved her, the
oib1rSh nbra ~ when she was devoted, and the God
good deads and ~ her years were filled with
into the sersns sa II,essed eharites and she fell
rounded by her cbiIJren oi ene C99frlstlan, sur;
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BASE FRAUD PRovEN.-The IN.
nails OF political proaigacy afford no
baser frauds than are daily being
developed in the examination now
going on in the contest Of Delano VS..
Morgan. egive q case in point,
to show tho character of the transac.
tions which extended over four
counties.
Four Irishmen, just before tho
election, were sent from this city to
Newark to be naturalized. Their
expenses wero paid by tho party
leaders hore, They came with their
papers from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Licking county, all right
on their face and on election day,
went TO the polls and voted for
Morgan.
Now, the truth is, that none of
them had even declared their in.
tention TO become citizens, and OF
course were not entitled to their
final papers, I'LL after two years af.
ter such declaration. To got over
this, " deputy clerk has forged an
entry in the records. The ink is
different, and everything shows
that The statement that these Irish
men made their declaration oil iuten.
tion. in that court in September,
1864, was written in after they ap,
peared there last fall, and to cover
up if possible tho outrage But to
stamp tho transaction in its true
character, these lrishmen all Swear
that they never made any deelara,
tion OF intention to become citizens,
either at Newark, or anywhere else;
80, the fraud stands fully exposed,
We cite this as one Of tho many
cases brought to light by the inves-
tigation. Men whowill deliberate
ly perpetrate such on outrage, will
not hesitate TO do anything to car,
ry their ends, Let the people recol-
leot these faots.--M MOuat Yeraon
Repgblicdn,
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The Fayette County Herald says:
Peter Persley, known hereabouts
as a quarrelsome, lawless character,
was stabbed, last Friday night, in
difficulty which occurred at an
exhibition at Simon Fultz's School
House, in this county, and so se-
vcrely wounded that there is little
fear of his recovery.
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The Goyeruor

Tho Dayton journal says:
IN consequence OF the numerous
od and Indifferent names men.
med for the Gubernatorial chair
Itrong effort is being made to in.
&c Gen. Cox to rocaIl bis deolina
N and permit bis name to be be,
. the Union Convention for 70
mination. Gen Garfield doel
\ desire the nomination, and Ii
ing 10 Europe, his health not be,
( good. Ii seems TO be we'll un,
fstood in well.informed political
cles, that Gov Cox will yield tc
importuniiies Of many inAuen.
men ia different quarters oi the
ltc. t6stand auother canvass. -
ere appears to be n great difi.
~ in concentrating upon any o.
numerous names that have been
e!otore suggested tor tho candb
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gV'The attention of our read.
ers is called to tho Advertisements
in another column of Messrs. Ber-
ger, Shuts Il Co., Chemists, Troy,
N, Y. They are manufacturers of,
and agents for, some of the most
valuable Toilet preparations in use,
By their use all may possess clear
smooth skin, or healthy and lux
uriant growth of hair upon the
hoad or face. Those of our read.
ers having use for anything of the
kind, would do well to patronize
ihnm
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ONO PUBLISHERS CONVENTION. =
Pursuant to call, a number of the
newspaper editors and publishers OF
Ohio met at the Office of the Seere.
tary of State in Columbus, on
Thursday, April 18th. and organ
ized by appointing DR.. VIM. Trevitt,
Of Columbus. Chairman, and j.. L.
Boardman, of Hillsboro, Secretary,
After free interchange of opin-
ions. and discussion of various mat
ters Of interest to the fraternity, it
was resolved, that as but a COM
paratiyely smallnumber Of publish
ers We're in attendance, it was in
sxpedient to form bill of prices,
or take any definite action on the
subjects before the Convention.
A motion prevailed that when
the Convention adjourned, it would
be to meet again at Columbus, on
Thursday, June goth, the day after
the Union State Convention.
The Secretary was instructed to
issue a call TO the newspaper
publishers of the State, to meet at
tho above timo and place, to CON
slider the following subjects, and
any others that may be presented,
and take SUCH action thereon as
may be deemed expedient:
The best means of obtaining a
reduction ofthe prices of printing
paper. o
The repeal Of the duty on foreign
paper. Advance payment Of sub
scriptions. The right of the press
of each county to the printing Of
the county.
Prices Of advertising and job
work. The establishment of an
Ohio publishers advertising agency
in New York City,
The thanks of tho Convention
were unanimously rendered to Hon.
William IL. Smith, Secretary Of
State, for the use of his office, and
also to Mr.. Beach, of the Ohio
State Journal for conrtesies exton-
ded.
The publishers Of the State were
requested TO publish these proceed
ings. The Convention then ad-
journed, WM. TREYITT,
j. Il. BoARDNAN, Chm'n.
Cac'y
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At the State Convention of the
Union League, DR.. Brown, of Rich
mond, was made President; Thomas
Hargist, Of Winchester, Vice Prcsi.
dent; and Andrew Washburn, Of
Richmond, Secretary,
Three hundred delegates we're
present, about one-third of whom
were white.
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"a HUNDRED YEARS TO CoME,'
DR.. ]. w. Poland's White Pine
Compound will be the only recog-
nized medical preparation in the
treatment Of all diseases Of the Blad-
der and Kidneys, and Throat and
Lung affections. Thousands attest
its merits.
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The CoUoH AND LUNG REMEDY, for every fam
ily to Keep st hand.
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM, b.
II sells everywhere, and gives satisfaction
Read the following extracts from letters 3
l.. B. BOWIE, Druggist; Uniontown, Penn.
writes, April A, 1866; "Allen's Lung Balsam has
performed some remarkable cures about here
recommenditwith confidence in all diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs." a.U
STERLING BRos, Druggists, write from Car.
roltoD, january 81, 1866: "send us six dozen Al
lens Lung Balsam, We are entirely out oiit.-
Itgives more general satisfaction than any other
medicine we sell.n -r tf'f+
Sold by Druggists everywhere and by all
Dealers in Family Medicines. l
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About forty Offices remained to
be filled, when the Senate adjoarn,
ed on Saturday mostly in the
Western States. The place OF
Naval Officer at New York, and
the Consulship at Havana, are the
most important of the vacancies.
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nS Mossrs. CLARK 4 Co. Chem

p%' Mcssrs. CLARK & Co, Chem
lists, Syracuse, N. Y, would call at
tontion to their advertisements in
another column, headed "Rspara.
Tor Capilli," eorisper- Coma and
"Circassian Balm These, un.
doubtedly. are the most perfect
and eiilcacious articles Of the kind
ever offered the american Ppblic.
TO unbelisvers, we would say, "hy
them and be convinced
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governing railroads-was killed af.
ter long and tedious contest
The closing hours of the session
resembled those Of previous Assem-
blages. Resolutions compliment.
ing Speaker Parrott, the Lieuten-
ant Governor, and subordinate offi-
GERS Of the Assembly. for fidelity
and ability in thedisehsFgeof their
duties, were adopted. Dayton
Journal. e
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Sheridan Right Every Time

~ y
/, The following Is Gen. Shcridan's
koreer relative to tho trial of civil,
aians by Military Commission -
""Ihe proper civil authorities hav-
ing failed to arrest John w. Walk.
oer Tor shooting negro in tho Par.
Dish of st. John the Baptist, State
eof Louisiana, and having, it is be
eclioyed, connived at his escape, be
chas been arrested in New Orleans,
glnd will DO tried by q Military
oCommission, which is hereby ap.
rrpcinted TO meet on Monday, April
tp5, or as soon thereafter as practi.
scab!e. Tho Commission will also
Try such other persons as may be
brought before it by orders from
these headquarters"
j The New Orleans Republican
Days: at is worthy of note that
p'mong the Registrars appointed by
oSlajor,General Sheridan for the
aSeeond City District appears the
slame Of Mr.. I. G. Thomas. Mr.
u, is n representative of tho large
end respectable class of free col,
rod people in this city, Ho has
PASSED the meridian of life, Is u ma.
five Of this city, has been for many
clears a commission broker in Ex.
thangc Alley. He is a man of ir.
seproachable character, and his ap-
continent proves very popular to
II classes OF citizens"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Teeth at New York Prices!


DR.. Won BoNHoRsT would return thanks
to the citizens ofLancaster and vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
his aesidence here, and would say that hayina
enlarged his Dental Establishment, and iu
creased his facilities for doing Dentistry, he i:
now prepared to do all kinds of Dental work
at less prices, and in better manner, than any
other establishment in the city.
Sets oil Teeth atfrom sl5to 90, warranted tc
give perfect satisfaction or no charge made. /
Teeth filled so as to preserve them through
life, at from one dollar upwards. '
Dr. voS BoSHonsr's established reputation in
this city, as first class Dentist, is sufficient
guarantee that all work done by hun shall be
done in the best possible manner.
pl5-ln addition, he has secured tho services
Of one Of the best workmen in the East.
RrrEHrYcE'-All the principal citizens ofLan.
caster.
Rooms next door East of Post Office, Main
street. Feb. 7, 1867.
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The Indian War.

Tho Hcrald's Leavenworth spec.
n aays; Affairs on the Plains arc
ssuming an interesting phase, =
en. Sherman I'M arrived at Loav,
pworth. Gen, Augur was about
move westward from Fort Phil
carney with G,OOO men. Eleven
lousand Indians were cncamped
etweeu Forts Kearncy and Smith,
aiting until grass to commence
2sLilitics. Gen, Hancock's oxpo.
ton is in distrcssat Fort Larncd
',ing unable TO move for want q
lrage.
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the Great Lion aud Tiger Tanner,
VIII at each Ensertainment enter tho Dons OF
Trained Animals.

Perrorming Elephant, Tippo Saib,
Living Giraffe, Bengal Leopards,
American PanthcrS or pumas, Young
Lion, three years old, Pair Royal
bengal Tigers, hamadnas Bab ons OF
Lion Slayers, Rhama- poor or 1igel
Bloodhounls, Spotted Axis Deer
american Black Bears, Japanps,
swine, Calcutta lie ,pards, S. A. II
;crs, Asiatic Spotted Hyenas, Ocelo
" Tiger Cats, African Lions, Asiatil
Lions. Brazilian Tigers, African ze
IRA, Sloth Bears, Pair Young Lions
African Leopards Grsy Wolves, ten
net or Civet Cat, Red Foxes, SraI
Foxes, African Pelieans, American
oons, African Jacltalls, Pair Whit,
'eacocks. AfricIn Silter Striped Hy
mas, Cashmere Sheep, Asiatic Ny
;haus, Persian Sheep, S, A Powee
Iankaroos, AbySinian Ibex, New
tolland Ostrich, California Grizzly
Bears, Chinese Dogs, poonah, or Him
loosttn Bears, Burmese or Saerst
'attle, Zebu or OK Nunda, Afriesr
porcupinas, Red and Yellow Crested
lockatoos, BAboot nr White Faced
Monkey. Pec1vy o. y A, Wild Hogs
-Four Horned PatAsoalNO Sheep, Aht
Eater or CoattmuIaA. Australian
She'll paroq ueltn, Aff,skn Rins Neck
Paroquetts,. King ane Queen Paro
luetts. South American pSroquetts
Tori Granda or hinged paroquetts
lava Hares, Guinea Pss White Rat
ind Mice. Satin Breasted paroquettE
Rocky Mountain Badgers, Parrots an,
Doves, American Fellow Deefs, Mod
keys and Dogs, African Grey Parrots
Australian Rosellas, Lori lhroquetts
'hia4se paroquetts. Rosa Cockatoos
Black Squirrels, Australian Cockatils
silver liheasants, Golden pheasants
American Eag'es. Tampico Parrots
Spanish Macaws, White Carrier Doves
Also. tn. GREAT AUSTRALIAN
. BIRD SHOW, containing almost ever,
imasinabla yariaty ofthe many eoloi
al Birds of plumage, wrll 10 found q
interesting feature In this aihac,iv
Exhibition
Preceding the gorgeous procesyio
on its arrival into the place Of exhtbl
ton, may be seen the COLOSSAL
GOLDEN CHARIOT, obtaining
y. S. korP's oELEsRATEr CoRaE
BAND. 49, f
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New York Market.
Nav York Anril 3

New York, April %.
FLOUR-CIosed very dull, and
5a10c lower on common grades;
and quiet and steady for good 10
choice grades.
WHEAT-Dill and nominalIy
lower; No. 2 Spring SO 5Oa2 GO;
No. l Spring So 70a2 rs; Winter
Red and Amber $3a3 80; White
SO 20a3 80; white California So 27a
3 35.
RYE-Quiet at 81 5Oal SO for
Western.
BARLEY-N Nominally unchang-
ed,
CORN-Fairly active aud firm
er at 81 33 in store, and 81 .33a1
343 afoat for Western.
PORK--Stcady; sales of 1900
bbls Mess at $52 S73 regular, and
S22 80 cash, closing with buyers
at S22 87a regular; s22 go cash,
closing at S22 S7a3 cash, and sellers
$22 95.
BEEF--Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS--Dull and nomi.
nal.
BACoN--Quiet at 1o4c for Cum.
berland middles.
LARD--Firm at 128a131c fol
kettle rendered.
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Lancaster Retail Market.
illsth, 1867,


April 18th, 1867,
Apples, green. sOal 40 Flour, per bbl, SIC %
Apples, dried, h.. Gas Feathers, lh,.....60aGC
Beans, per bu. 60al 10 Fish, fresh, lb" "lOal2l.
Barley, bu,.....l GOAL 25 Fish Lale) lb ,l0al23S
Boel iresh, lb.,..l2alh Hams, lb.",, l2ald
" h" hythear. 7a0 Lard, lb,.,,. l0Al2
Beef dncd' lb... 2Oa2b Molasses, sorgo,
Beeswax, I" 80 gall ,,.,.,,,. 50a7t
Butter 20a2j Maokerel, ID, No.
Bacon, %" pal2 2, l2l&, No. l, loo
Brooms, each,.. 20a25 Oats, per bu,.,.. SOC
Chic kens, doz, 2 5Oa3 90 Potatoes, bush. 0oasC
Cloversoed, bu 60asl0 Peaches, dried, 10. l6c
ChcesS lb.......... 20a26 Rye, oush.. =. coal "
Candies, ....... 20a25 salt, per bbl-,,.:,.. "a
Coal oil, per gall. 70 Soap, country, h. 5aS
Corn, per bush b5a0O Tallow, lb..-.. loo
Corn Meal, per bu | 20 Timothy seed, bu,
Goldfish, per H.. l9h cOaS %
Eggs, per. doA leh wheat, bu. "
Flax seed, bu. 4 10
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Six hundred and ninety three
emigrants passed through colum-
bus last week, 256 Of whom pro
posed 10 settle in this State.
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The Messrs. FITcu. Brothers, Of
E "old and reliable and excel.
nt journal, the scioto Gazette,
'oposc soon to enlarge il to q Tor.
column sheet.
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FREQ to Everybody.

A Large PIP. Circular. giving information o
the greatest Importance to the young of both
sexes. =
ltteaches how the homefy may become bean
tiful, the desp'sed respected, and the rorsaken
loved. aG tie
No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their Address, and receive acopy post
paid, by return mail. Address
,Nl- =. o. Drawer, 81,
Feb.li, 1867, Om Troy, NY.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrotor,s Not;oo

NOTICE is hereby given that the undcrusn,
y ed has been appointed and qualified rs 5d
lnlnlstrator Of the Estate of William Rice, dec.
late Of Fairfield county, Ohio: - -
April 25, 1SG7.--3w~ OA'A''
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Medical Notice.

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