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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
Rough ON Thurman.

In 1866, o gentleman, (2) for
hcinous crime, was sent up to Tho
penitentiary from this county, tor
three years. Ile had deserted
the army, and seems to havo sym.
pqthizcd greatly with the dcserlers
who were then In prison. Last
Spring this fellow succeeded IN
getting II new trial, ana was return.
cd to our county Jail. While
awaiting bis trial, in conversation
he freely expressed his anxiety for
tho election Di Thurman, the Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor
Being asked his reason lol desiring
his election, he said well, by G.
there's parcel Of democrats in the
penitcntiary, put there tor deser
Iion, and one thing and another,
who ought to bo out, and il Thur.
man is elected no will pardon thom
out" This Thurman Democrat,
on second trial, was sent up again
Tor two years, and having been
himsOlt a desertcr, Is, doubtless,
moro anxious for the election of the
dcserter's friend. Tho converse.
ton above noted was expressed in
tho hearing of'a party entirely
reliable, and shows on which side
desertcrs and rebel sympalhizors
yote.- Morgan county Herald,
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GRAND. MASS
MEETING
OF UNION REPUBLICANS
On WednesdaB Oct ..


The State Central Committee
has designated, to address the cili-
Ems Of Fairfield county on the a
bovO named day,
GEN. JOHN @. LEE, i
candidate for Llcat. Governor, and
Capt. A. S. MCCLURE,
both distinguished for gallant ser.
vices in the war, and as public
speakers Of first class ability.
EX GOV. DENNISON has also
given conditional promise TO be
with US on that occasion, and his
presence is confidently expected. ,
Now lot the Union people Of the
whole county commence at oncein
every ncighborhood tho work Of
preparation for big mecting--a
ronscrJ such as in former cam
paigps told in laundering tones tho
unquonchablc patriotism and devo.
tion TO political right and justice Of
the Union Republican masses Of
old Fairfield Turn out, Union
men, ono and all. and bring all
your neighbors. m ni
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Eows and Rumors from WASH
ingtOn. .r' irf


Tho removals Of Generals Shcri.
dan and Sickles from their respec
tive depnr mcnts arc accomplished
facts Gen Candy is assigned ia
the place Of the one, and Gen. Han,
cock to that ot the other. Both
these have been regarded ns able
military mon and true patriots
Their appointment, however, to
supercede tho perfectly acceptable
Commanders who have been re.
moved, will bc looked upon as an
attempted stab by tho President at
their populations, inasmuch us the
people have como TO regard all his
ocis as in tho interest OF tho enc.
mics OF a just reconstruction Of the
Union.
There are rumors Of a general
Cabinet burstup, and significant
Indications testify that Andy is
spelling for the enactment Of
some kind Of u sensational stroke
ois,oto. IfhO goes to cutting up
'oo rough, Congress will be apt to
give him - knowledge of his Crca.
tor, in December next.
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Sabbath School Celebration.

iH Communicated
The first celebration of the Lib
crty Township Sabbath School AS
sociation was held in Mr. John
knntGs grove one half milo west
.ot Basil on Thursday, the I'D, and
proved grand success. The As.
ISOLATION was organized principally
through tho instrHmcntulily ol
iov. Il. IL. Leonard. A meeting
was called for Tho purpose of or.
ganization some six weeks ago, und
all the Sabbath Schools in the
Township-thirtecn in number
were represented by delegates and
officers, consisting OF President,
Vice President, Secretary, Assist
ant Secretary and Treasurer were
elected, and committees appointed
TO make tho proper arrangements
for o union celebration. That all
tho officers and committees did
their duty was fully demonstrated
on the above day.
The grove was well selected and
seats erected for at least one thou.
sand persons. They were woll filled
lin TACT crowded, and hundreds
that could not obtain soats, stood
on all sides, observing the best Of
order.
From tho largo stand erected
short addresses were made by Rev.
Strassner, OF Lancaster, Rev. Wau.
Ky, and Rev. J, lIofns, Rcv. G. IL.
Leonard, Rev. Srader and Rov. J.
IL. lIeistand, intcrsperseJ with vo-
cal music from n choir Of ut least
ono hundred singers led by Prot.
Phipps. AT noon one and u half
hours woro given for all o-devour
the good things brought in huge
baskets, tubs and buckets, and it
was II grand sight to the appetite
to look on and cat; and after all
were filled many baskets were Ia.
kon up, All the schools in the
Township were represented, some
coming IN procession, others pro
miscuously, with banners, flags,
decorations, &c. H
All horses wero kept from the
immediate space allowed for the
celebration, and no groceries al.
lowed on tho ground ; therefore
everything went OIL harmoniously,
and no accident occurred.
1t was u great day of enjoyment
for old and young, and will be long
remembered, The Association is
to be a permanent thing, and in
tend holding ut least one such Gel
ebration every year. M.
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The johnson Conovcr Conspira-

The johnson COnOyer COnspira-
Ha 4t cy.
The Democratic papers arc
making a great ado over some,
.purpprted revelations ofa convict.
cd peljurer, attempting to impli-
cate Butlor and Ashlcy'ih con-
spiracy to manufacture impeaching
evidence against johnson. The
Cincinnati Gazette very scnsibly
says of this tempest 10 teapot -,
1t appears that Sanford Cohover
applied to Johnson tor u pardon
from conviction of perjury, and
that he made Il bid for il By offer
ing to johnson that he would tcs.
tilylthat Ashley and Butler tried,
to suborn him to testify to circum.
stances that woudSmpIicato John.
son in the Booth assassination. 1t
appears that Couovcr promised
when there was nothing to drive
him 10 do il but his volition1 that
hc would furnish evidence to the
Congressional Com mittuc1 that
would impiicato Johnson in the
murder. lie tells of their induc.
ing him but all that we1knpw is
that he assured ihem there was
abundance Of testimony TO that
tact, and that he would produce
1T, This he tcstifcs to. yt mE
4 We repeat all that We know by
Composers testimony is that he as.
sprcd l'ullor and Ashley that there
.was plenty of'ovidence that John.
son was accessory to tho murder
OF Lincoln. Ho tcstifies TO ihis.--
The Courts believe q nan when be
is confirming his !own crimes; but
they do not credit his testimony.
against others.
The case is so desperate that it
suggests the inquiry, has Johnson
taken this miserable means to an.
Ilcipatc tho Judiciary Committee
and turn suspicion from him. Are
the circumstances that lave been
revealed BY this committee so dam,
aging that he feels it necessary 10
head of tho general verdict by this
silly conspiracy!
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The Commercials Campaign
ai91 Extras. 'A DA''''


Comfy and Township Rcpubll.
can committees canno. do n better
thing than to order immediate sup
plies Of these extras for distribu.
ton in theirrespectiye localitios, -
The second Of the series is espe
eially valuable, and is now ready
at tho Commercial Office, tor for,
warding by'eSpress in any quanti.
ty on application Wegiv6 that
papers statement Of the contents
Of this extra, with prices pl which
it will be sent: T'H t' 5 o'''''i y I.
1t contains the speech Of Gene
raj Hayes ut Hamilton, giving par.
licular attention to tho record ,Oi
Judge Thurman when he wanted
10 "eradicate' slavery and taught
people their duty 10 their,country
III war tlme. t.r. r1 .-,.f H
The speech Of Senator Sherman
atCanton, Ohio, vind'cating the
proposed State Constitutional A.
mcndment ip Ohio, and the recon.
struetlon legislation Of Congress
and discussing the financial situa
lien.
The Marietta speech h'oi Senate,
Wade, in which he denounced tht
Democratic party in his fcrcesl
style, proclaimed the gospel OF Re.
pnblicauism with u vengeance. and
lndulgod in IN extraordinary mum,
Der OF bitter personalities,
Tho New Lexington speech ol
Ex Governor DcnniSon, comment
ing on tho removal OF Phil Shori.
dan, and arguing with ability and
elaboration tho issues. of the times
The Mt, Gilead speech of Cover.
nor Cox, arguing tho uses of party
discipline, vindicating tho Rcpub.
lican party, and showing that the
Democracy, while protesting to be
willing to let bygoncs DO bygones,
refuse to do so and compel the
presentation to tho people ngain
and again OF the issues Of tho war.
Tho fye speeches, comprising
ono from each ofour United States
Senators, ono from the Governor,
one from tho Republican eau
didato for Governor, and one from
a distinguished ox.Governor aud
Cabinet officer, arc made up on Il
halt sheet OF the Commercial. and
sold one hundred copies for 81 so,
hvo hundred copies for So, one
thousand copies for $40,
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THE INDIAN MAR.
A Bdttle-800 Indians and 125 Sol
diers engaged Troops repalSed,
nth loss of three Killed ard teen.
III nee Wounded. s
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.


A dispatch from Fort Hays.
Kansas, on the 23d, says a courier
had just arrived from Captain
Amcs, with dispatches to Captain
Corbin,to the effect that Ames had
severe battle with eight hundred
Indians, under Satanti, on Rcpub-
lican River. Their village was
two miles long. Captain Ames
charged twice through their wig.
vans. Tho savages fought des-
perately. Thrcc of our men were
killed, and twenty-five wounded.
Thirty horses were lost. The In
dams lost severely, but finally re-.
pulsed our troops. Our dead were
left on the field There was an
immense amount of stolen proper.
ty in the Indian village. The
savages surrounded ourtroops, and
the fight lasted three days. Two
OF the men killed belonged TO the
Kansas cavalry, and one to the
Regulars. Captain Amcs had Ia
men.
A strong force und"r Major Eli,
oft, and some of the Kansas Cav
airy, under Major Moore, leave fol
the Indian village, in light march
ing order, this morning. A severe
battle is anticipated. We have
not enough troops here
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Cincinnati Market.
Cincinnati, Aug. &c.

OlnClHHdGii aug Az
FLOUR-Dull, family $40 25@
1875. "a
WHEAT--Dull, No. red 50 l3
@2 10.
CORN : Scarce, and firm at 95c
for No. /.
OATS-Dull; 57a5Sc.
RYE-Declined to 81 25 and
dull.
MESS PORK-s23 10.
BULK MEATS ll4ol3I for
shoulders
BACON-Firm at 12fa12lc for
shoulders, and 153al6C for clear
rib and clear sides.
LARD-Held at 13c.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at
22a25c for fresh.
EGGS-l3c.
FLAX SEED-Selcctcd is in de.
mand at 81 l0a2 20.
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PASSED Augusta 23d, 1871
srrTioS |, BE 4 ordained byf6c city couacil
u nc citRof Lancaster, That the ordnance en-
titled "Hh ordinance regulating the sidewalks
AID cutters IN the Town Of l.ancaster," passed
| May itl, 1874; the ordinance entitled IAN ordi.
nance TO amend an, ,Or,llnaccc entitled IN ordl-
nance lor the plinishment of certain otftnses
therein namod, passed October 18th, 1874 -
passed January LIT, 1919, the ordnance enti.
| lied "an ordinance to preserve order aud pro.
tCct the morals Uf the people of the Town of
lancaster" passed July 4th, 1919; the ordi-
nance entitled ian ordnance 20 prevent swine
running at large in the Town vi Lancaster y
passed september llth, iSl'; the ordinance en-.
tuled "nn ordinance for the appointment OF n
Commissioner of streets ana Alloysn passed
May liih, 1919, tho ordinance enhtled ~ gem
efnl ordinance pres, rlbing the mode in which
charges on lotsand land aud against the owners
thereof shall he assessed and uulieetedr passed
september 10Th, lSlli the 81 and 9TH sections,
Of an ordinance entitled "Rn ordinance to iornl
road districts. appoint supervisors therefor,
70 improve streets aud alleys, and respecting
labor thereon" passed March eith, 1851. and
the fth section OF the ordinance nmendatory OF
the last named ordnance; md all ordinances
and parts Of ordinances conflicting with any
ordinance or parts Of ordinances heretofore.
passed and not continued In the last compila.
lon oi ordinances. bs and the same are here
by repealed.
sEo. H. That wherever IN the ordinances
heretofore passed by the Town Conncil OF the
Town OF Lancaster, suit il directed to be inst
tuted before the President OF the Town Council,
OF the Recorder, the snme shall hereafter DO
commenced before the Mayor of said city
Snc. III. This ordinance shall take effect
homand ener its passage and publication.
W. L. KISo, City Clerk.
Aug. Goth, ls0T-it,
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70 CONSERVATIVES.

fHNHE ldvcrhser having been restored TO
v health in afew weeks, by a very simple
rem9dy, after having suffered several wears
with aseyere lung affection, anI that dread
disease, Gonsnmption-is anxious to make
To nil who desire il, he win send d COPY Of
t1re pre- 'cription used, free Of chargel, With.
the directions for. preparing and ns1ne the
same, which theywil find snre Care for Con.
'nlnptlon'' Asthnat Bronchitis,sc. The on Y
object olthe advertlserin sendnpthe prescryo
uon' isto 'eneit tho afflicted, and spread IN.
formation whiehha .conccivos to be invaluable.
md hohopes every sufferer wiltrv his remedy
nSltw'll cost them nothing, and may provce
partiesSi shing nglhenrnscrrption, will nIease
addrcss Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Willnmshnrgh Kings county New York
OcsObcr2j, lSGG-ly
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Trotting, Pacing, Running.
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
Zumesoj3Je Drjciag Pork
Association.
Prom's siaOo Competition Open to ali

DcW ffH, OCR, Uth,
Prem's siaOo. Competition Open to ali
FIRST day. IVedacSddy- Tro Races
MOL. Open to Al trotting hocses that have
never beaten 3 minutes IN Public. prcmtui
SlUo, mile heats, in 5. ist Horse s75, "a,
Horse S26,
NJ. 2. McIntire Hotel Purse. For Running
Horses, open TO 2year olds. Premiums sl2il, !.
mile heals in $, LIST Horse sl,O, % Horse So,
Second day Thmsddy-T Tieo kacSS
Nc, !. Open to all Pacing Horses, Premiums
$50, Mile Heats, in 8, LIST Horse 500, %
Horse, $50.
No.I. Open to all Trotters that have never
beaten 2:4f in Publo Premiums SssO, mile
heats 3 in 8, let Horse s2o0, I'd Horse $50.
Third day-Friday- Tro Races.
No.6. Open to all Trottcrs. Premiums s4ou
mile Heats ;3ln5, 1st Horse, $3.50, % Horse S60
No. s. Open TO all Running Horscs. Pre-
mums, $500, mile Heats in o, LIST Horse 1850
I'd Horse $50.
Three horses to enter and two to start. All
trottingand pacing to he in harness.
Entrance fee, 10 per cent of Premiums En-.
tries 10 be made at Mclntire Iiotel--AiI Horses
TO he entered in their proper names. Trottmg
md Running to be governed by rule. OF Olen.
iangv Park, Columbus, Ohio. JUDGES nccis.
lonhnal.
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In a discussion on the suffrage
andamendmCnt question in the Ohio
legislature, March 81, Mr., Dowd.
ney, Of Clermoni, a 50 called Dom.
ocrat, said:
Tho franchise should be restrict,
ed rather than extended. GER
MANS and IRISH had n right to
complain If the people Of tbs country
insisted on administering their own
government
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthful indiscrction, willior the sake
of suffering humanity, sendfreo to hll who need
IL the recipe and directions for making the sim.
pl'' remedy by which ho was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN p. OGDEN,
Mayo, G7.ly Az Cedar Street, New York.
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CITY LOT FOR SALE.

9N;hoT No. &C, as originally laid ont IN Il G
7 Nprlhwestern Addition to the town Il LIN
caster,-beng Lot NJ. 5O2 according IN ibe
latest numbering OF lots in the city 6f ancns
ter-ls offered Tor sale on reas enable terms.
Tor particulars and terms inquire ofJ..p JAcg.
sOS, Lancaster, q. II DAVfD u CIIISW
Aug 20, lS67--3w o II, LANR 80
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Tho democratic papers say -
"Tberc is not to-day one single
State south Of Mason and Dixon's
line bat what would give Demo.
cratic maiorities, even with the
negroes counted in. If tho Federal
army was removed" That is, II
all Rebels were allowed to vote
they wonld 30 with the Democrats.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

The Union Senatorial Convention
for tho counties of Franklin and
Pickaway have nominated DR.. A.
G. Bycrs.
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A number Of papers in Georgia
and Alabama have placed tho name
Of General Grant at tho head Of
their columbus for the Prssiden.
tial nomination.
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The Meatlne of Tuesday.

The Union Republican Mass
meeting of Tuesday last may be
called a very gratifying sscccss.
The people assembled intle City
Hall at abourl O'clock III the after
moon, aud commenced proceedings
by choosing as President of the
meeting W, P. CREED, Esq, and ap.
pointing S. A. GRIswoLD Secretary.
On taking the Chair, the, Presi-
dent briefly addressed The audi;
ence, setting forth in forcible and
eloqnentterm the occasion which
had brought them together and al
luding pertineutly 10 the political
questions of The day. lie concluded
by introducing to the assemblage
Hon. COLUMBUS DELANo, Congress.
man elect from the Thirteenth, Dis
trict.
Mr.. Delano proceeded 10 deliver
ono of those eloquent, powerful
and effective addresses for which
ho is distinguished, and which have
given him place in the front rank
of the copntry's best orators. He
ventilated thoroughly the unenyi.
able political record Of THURMAN
and VALLANDIoHAM, and demolish1
cd their absurd pretcusiohs to tbe
offices Of Governor and U, S, Sen
ator, to tho satisfaction OF oil m,
prejudiced hearers, while his sid-
ding Of the faliacious doctrine Of
forgetting tho past and iorgiving
the crimes Of The authors Of the ma
tons troubles, was woIlatimedaml
admirable. .m0fl
Mr. Dciunowas follow wed byaIIon
G. W ScnoFlELD, Member Of Con-.
gross from Pennsylvania districl;
Iand never have we more regretted
any circumstance than that every
voter of this county could not have
been within his hearing, to take In
every word Of his flowing, clear,
sensible and mastery discourse :
Those who were compelled by tue
lateness OF tho hour to leave before
he had launched fairly into the
merits ofhis subject. missed one Of
the rarest oratorical casts Of their
lives The speech OF Mr., s. was Il
rare combination of smooth rhet.
oric, humorous Illustration, truth,
[pa!riotism and sound doctrine. The
people elsewhere who haye ycl te
hear him can depend on something
theyswill relish. iaoG odi ian
! We arc compelled to leavc'tht
subject tof want Of further space
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The Sierra Nevada Mountains
have been tunneled and in a few
days we may have the cars run.
ming under that magnificent range
of mountains The Pacific Rail-
road is advancing with a rapidity
that We do not readily conceive
How long will It be before we see
under our advertising columns,
From San Francisco to New York
in ten days T. Through line to
China, by rail and steam, with no
change Of cars p
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Notice to Stockholders
b :. OF THE
Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad Co.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 90 1867.
A TAMEETING OF TIIE DIHEO-
~ TORS ofthis Company. held on the 18th
INST, IL was .Hy, ,I'..'
ReSoLref, That the resolution adopted on the
second day Of May last, requirirg an install,
ment Of five dollnrs on each share OF stock sui :
scrbed on the tenth ofcach succeeding month,
he 50 modified as to require the payment fbui
TWO dollars and hlty cents per share, per month,
on all installmentS due after the tenth of Son.
temher next, said nstallmunts to bc pad 10 the
same persons mentioned in said original res.
olution, with the addition of Henry Long nj his
store IN Groveport. j. j. JANNEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Aug, 2g,-4w.
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The vote Of Kentucky at the late
election was, for Helm, 92,27O;
Barnes, 33,059. Kinkaid, l3.167.
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Lancaster Retafl Market.
os.sslsa ssslly y RERER. Kun4 uLnIcK


h Aug 90, 1867.
Apples, greens. Flourper bbl $40 90
Apples, dried, h., sa4 Feathers, lb........5Oa0O
Beans, per bu. 1 bOal IS Fish fresh, h. -
Barley, bu....... sUaSS Fish (Lake) lb.a SalO
Beet fresh, lb....,.i9al6 Hams, lb..... 15als
" hytheqr. 7a9 Lard, b.....,l0al2%
Beef, dried, lb....,. 20a25 Mohsses, sorgo,
Beeswax, " IS gail ........ 30a5O
butter, l5asO Maekerel. lb. No.
Bacon, l2al4 2, l2lS, No. /, 15c
Brooms, each,.. 2Oa25 Oats, per bu.,.... 35c
Chic kens, doz, OOa2 80 Potatoes, bu new ,-SOe
Cloverseed, bu Peaches .greenl .5Oa2 %
Cheese, lb.......... 20a26 Rye, bush ,.--75
Candles, {" ........ 2Ga25 Salt, per bbl....... G5
Coal oil, per gal... 10 Soap, country, 10. 5aS
Corn, per BUSH. 20 Tallow, lb. ........ lOe
Corn NJ Meal, Der bu so Timothy seed, hu.
Goldfish, per h.. l2h 'oa3 90
Eggs, per. doz. l2H Wheat bu. l.9Oa2.OO
FlaS seed, bu. 200 Wool 35a40
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The New York Tribune Of Mon
day says
"A small assembly at tho Astor,
on Friday evening, nominatej Gen
Phil, sheridan tor tho Presidency,
aud Gov. Reuben Il. Fenton for the
Vice Presidency"
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The Soldiers Union, in Wash.
ington, are preparing a grand
reception for Sheridan, on his ar,
rival at tho Capital. .
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NOTICE..

FUNhc Annual Fair Of the Fairfield County Ag-
Y riculturhl Society will he held Wednesday,
Thursday and FrId ~, 9th. 10th and li,h tnnd
iSG7.
Full premium list will be published in u few
weeks. by order
jas. sTOCKDALE, President.
]. g. REEVES, Secy.
Lancaster, Aug 20, lSG7-3w.
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Prizes amounting $780, $50
$4,000 Numbcrs .c 7SS Prizes.
Tickets Sl2, Hllres Sc, Quarters So

PLAN OF THE Y.-Thc
numbers from to 32,0OO printed separate slips
or paper, are encirclcd with small tin tubes, and
placed in ono wheel The prizes, Of which
there arc 7SS, varying M above, from s50,0OO to
$50, are similarly printed on sepnrgte slips, on.
clrccd, and placed in another wheel. The
wheels are then rovolvcd, and u number il
drawn from tho wheel Of numbers, Mt the same
time prize Is drawn from the other wheel.
The number and prize drawn ont nrc opcucd
and exhibited To tho aulic ice. and registered
the prize heng placed against the number
drawn. This operation Is repeated until all
the przcS arc drawn out.
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AN ORDINANCE

To repeal certain Ordinances therein named
and others, aud to provide Tor commencing
suits before the Mayor
Passed August old, lSGT1
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nG- The above MAGNl NlFICENT SINGLE
NUMBER LOTTERY win be drawn IN ruuLic
IN CovINdroS, KY, by swoRS CopMisslnNERs at
oNE o'cLcOI, r. NJ 1.-THE corner of FouRru and
Scorr STREETS. The Kentucky state Lotteries
are no Gilt Enterprises, but responsible Money
lotteries, that have been conducted for the
nNst thirty years, and are drawn under tho au.
thorty OF a charter from the State, and bonds
are given for the payment of all priZcs Tho
drawings are published in tho New York Herald
anil Cincinnati Commercial.
The above scheme will hc drawn the middle
and last Of each month during SGT and lS,S
Circulars Of Lotteries drawing daily sent by
Application to the Managers.
Address all orders los tickotrtor
MURRAY, EDDY & Co.,
Covington, Ky.
nTAGENTS WANTED.
August 30, lSGT-ly.