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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-04

Democratic Executive COM
mittee
Ofthe city of Wheeling, win meet at the Club
Room, on Wednesday evening, for the tran sac
lion Of important business. Each member is
earnestly requested to be present. dec32t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-04

The feasibility Of making our eur5en.
cy correspond with the constitutional
standard may he seen by reference u .
few facts derived from our commercial
statistics.
The production Of precious metals
in the United States from I549 20 l55I,
inclusive, amounted 10 S579,OoO,OOO;
from lS5S to 1860, inclusive, 70 SEH ,sb0,-
900; and from 1851 to 1867, inclusive,
TO S457 500, O,OOO-making the grand
aggregate OF products since lo4J,
sI,l74, ,OOO, 900. The amount Of specie
coined from lS49 20 lsJ7, ineI1-
siye, was $3.50, 600 200; from ls55 10 lstc,
inelnsiye, SI25, ,O00, 900; and from 1861
70 ls67, inclusive, $3IO, ,0O0, ,000-mzkiDg
the total coinage since l559, $S74. go
900. From 1549 20 lS57, inclusive, the
net exports OF specie amounted 10
s27i .O00, 600; from 1sjs 10 iS60, inclusive,
70 sl4s, ,OUO, 900; and from 1861 TO
1867, inclusive, S322, COO, ,OO0-makiDg
the aggregate Of net expoEs since
IS49, S74I, ,000,O 600. These figures
show an excess Of product over net ex-
ports Of S4;s3, ,000, 900. There are in the
Treasury Sill ,000, 600 in coin, some
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12
central Committeo Meeting.

We are requested to state tina
meeting Of the Fairfield County
Union Central Committee will b
held at the Office of G. F. SHAEFFER
Esq, on Saturday, Sept 2lst a
one o'clock P. NJ.
1t is hoped that no member 0
the committee will fail to be pres
ent. That all may be notified
we give the present composition o
the committee, as follows;
!. City of Lancaster and Hooking
township-B. F. Reinmund, G
F.gShaeffer, G. G. Beck, G. Dres
bach, J. NJ. Sutphen. James STROBE
Groenfield-John Brandt.
Violet-Columbus Macarthur.
biberty.-Dr. B. X. Thomen.
WaInut-T. J. McNaughton.
Richland-Noah McNaughten.
T. Rush Creck-R. J. Black.
Berne-John II. Grove.
Madison-John lands.
Clear Creek-C. B. Leist.
.Amanda-Wm. L. Clement.
Bloom-J. G. Brandt.
Pleasant-Capt. A. r. Keller.
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New ENTERpRIsB.--We are pleas.
ed 10 learn that tho enterprise oi
our builders is already attracting
additional business to our city
One of P. Rising's fine new rooms
in tho Columbus street wing of his
new block, has been taken by Mr.
J. A. Ramsey, late of Columbus
manufacturer and dealer in Trunks
Valises, and that class of goods
whore hc has opened fine stock
Of articles in that line, and is pro.
pared TO do repairing on short no
ticc. This wo regard as a much
needed institution in our city. Mr.
Ramsey appears to be q worthy and
deserving man; and we trust tha,
his enterprise will meet with thu
encouragement from our citizens
that win make it permanent fix
ture among us.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

GAN OBSERVER" sends us a CON-
munication from Bremen, with a
request for its publication, giving
a highly wrought account Of the
devastating effects ofa bcer-drink.
ing institution which is said to be
run in Bremen in connection with
pottery manufactory. The writ
er denounces the proceedings at
this "Beer, Pandemonium" as n no.
torious violation OF the law, and
details incidents the publication Of
which, if not overdrawn, would re-
fleet rather severely on the for
bearance OF the citizens of that
community in permitting the con-
tinuance Of such an institution in
violation of law. If the law is
competent for the suppression of
tho nuisance, we would advise q
resort to that remedy, rather than
the Intellectual one of newspaper
publication.
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Hooking County.

LOGAN, O., Sept. 10th, '67.
Dear Gazette Last night tho
Court House was crowded TO hear
Capt. Ashbrook and Gen. Grosvc-
nor. Itwas one of the largest night
meetings ever held in our town.
Capt Ashbrooll spoke an hour and
"a quarter, leaving good impres.
sion. He made a good speech
ono of force, and exceeded, in his
forc.ble manner of presenting the
questions the expectations Of his
most sanguine friends.
Gen. Grosvenof' then took the
stand, and late as it was, he held
the audience for two hours spell
bound, and delivered speech such
as did honor TO the came. 1t has
been pronounced the best speech of
the campaign. His home thrusts
carried conviction, and set all even
the opposition, TO thinking.
Gen. G. is unquestionabIy one of
our ablest stumpers. The meeting
was complete success.
LOGAN.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

To nmend m Ordinance entitled an Ordinance
to regulate the running of Hackney Coaches,
Omu.huses, Carriages snd other vehicles ff
compensation, hire or reward, within the
City Of Lancaster, by noH residents Of SAID
Cify, passed July 29ih, 1853, aud 10 repeal
sectious three and four of sad ordinance.
aEcrf0s /. Be n Oriafaei by NE CyfJ Csineil
Of Lhs et'y Of Lancaster, That sections three 90
and four ~ Of an ordinance 70 regulate the
running Of hackney coaches, omnbnses, carr.
ages aud other vehicles for compensation, hire
OF re:sari within the city of Lancaster. by non
residents Of sad my, passed July 10Th, 1858
be 20 amen 1ed rs % read a. fD' lows:
SIC. q That the Mayor of said cityis here.
i'y authorized, empowered aud required m be-
! half Of said city 10 grant and ssne lccnse "a
CONTINUE for the term oi one year, for tbe OBJ
jecis, pursuits and business herelDbefOre spe.
cified, and before granting he same, 70 lie.
Diand and receive from the applicant therefor
the following suns to-wii: For every coach,
oTnnbis, carriage, buggy. or other vehicle
drawn by one horse or other animal, flr each
aud every year for which such licet &c shnl hs
granted. the sum Of Five 90 dollars: and for
: each and every additional Rnimal, the add.
! iional sun of FlSe ti1 d0llars for c@h and eve
I ry year for wbich such lieence shall be- issued
a. aforesaid.
sEc. 3. Tint sBy rorson or persons nom
! residents RI aforesaid who shall be gully Of a
( Violation Of this ordinance, or the ordi nanre Ia
whiclithis IA smendatory. shall, upon conuc.
] tion thereof before the Mayor, he lined N any
SUN not exceeding Ten (i6) dollars for each
and every Oif.nse.
/ SRc. 4 That section three (3) and four III
/ ofan Ordinance entitled an Ordnance to Tegu-
I late tile running Of hackney coaches, onni
/ buses, carriages and other vehicles for eompcn.
satioD, hire or reward, within the city Of Ian
caster, By non residents Of sad CITY. l.asfef
( July 10Th, 1853, be, and he same are hereby re
I SEe. 8. That this Ordinance shall he il
| force trom and aiterits passage and legal pnlh
cnfiOn. JACDB UlIE, i. 4. ..
VIZ, l.. KNG, City Clerk.
! Aug Z9t-lw.
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AND STILL THEY COMET

oRRIN y. PETERS is receiving
one OF the largest and choicest
lots Of Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Satinctts,
Twecds, Jeans, MusIins, Tickings,
Checks, Neck tics, Collars, Sus.
penders, Trunks, yaIiscs, &C., ever
before shown in this market
These goods are direct from Bos.
ton, New York and Philadelphia.
Purchased at present low rates, be
is prepared 10 offer extra induce
ments to buyers, either By the yard,
or otherwise. Those wanting cloth
ing made will do well to give him
a call, as he will not fail to suit.
lie has also on hand one of the
largest stocks of Clothing ever
shown in this market, and Of hi.
own manufacture. lie keeps con
stantly on hand a good stock ol
Lancaster and othermakes Of Jeans
Sept 4, 1867-4w.
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THE P1CKERINGToN
MEETING.
? Violet Township Awakei

The indomitable Union Repub
licans Of Violet township are max
ing arrangements for a monster
domonstratl On the bdskst.meet
ing plan, to come off at Pickering
ton, on Monday the 23d inst. Fol
speakers, the committee has al
ready secured some oftho mos
eminent names in all the land
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, of Ind
Hon. SAM. GALLOWAY, Gov. ]. d
Cox, and Maj, ]. W. STINoHooMI
have given promises Of their at,
tendance; and the gallant and pa
triotic Gen. JOHN A LOGAN, of Lii.
nois, and our own gifted, brilliant
candidate for Lieut.. Governor
Genl JOHN q. LEE, have been in,
vited, and are confidently expected
to be present.
Every part Of Fairfield county
should send massive delegations tc
the above meeting, as it really
promises to be one Of the most at,
tractivc of the entire campaign
The people are earnestly invited
to be on hand carly, so as to be
enabled to hear at least one speech
before dinner, for which ample
provision will be made for the en-.
tire assemblage,
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N OT ICE

IS SHEREBY GIVENTHATTH CITY CoCN-
eli ofthe CITY OF Lancaster, ONO, have deter
mined TO nlRKe tho folloH ins improvements b.
An Ordnance pSsred sept. 2L. loiI.
That the grade Of that part of Broai street,
from Wheeling street TO Canal aley0n tie Ea'si
side oflIrOad street, shall be Made an arcend-
ing grade Of twenty minutes Moth, and from
Cauni alley to Mulberry str;ct shal! b" nIsde a
descending grade Of forty minutes North
making u euI OF 3 jj lon i@et op the summit ai
Canalalley below the present suriace at a point
2Ou feet north oi the centre Of The gttcr on the
nor IA side Of Wheeling street.
That the centre line 81 BrOnl street between
those points tWheefug and Mulberry streefr,l
shall he made to conform to. aud l's "i - c1r-
responding graie ~ apDve stated; and sti',ll
I've IL inches higher than the gutter On the East
side Of Broad street.
The West SIDE OF BROAD sfrert shall have .
corresponding grade 20 ~ 10 In''arurai'iy con
form 10 the gr,lIs u Wheeling and Mulberry
streets, viz: 4 West. descending.
That the owner or owners o;any ioi or par o.
a lot on Broad street. between Mulberry and
Wheeling streets shall cut down their SIDE
walks so that the same s'iIll conform ~ anH
correspond with the change Of grade NJ contcin-
plated above.
That the cutters on the East and West sid,
of said BTnnd street, between Wheeling ant
Mulberry streets, shSh lie constructed an'
graded MS 10 intercept, receTe aud carry OIL tn
water that falls on, or flows into sad street.
All owners orownpr oil lois n bands boHndine
or altlting on SAID street a. aforesaid claiming
damages therefor are required to file sncl'
claims IN writing with the Clerk of sad city
within six weeks from the date hereof.
Byorder of the City Gonncil:
". u, king, city Clerk.
Lancaster, Sept. 8, lsG7-4S.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

with the oath prescribed IN said
proclamation of tho 18th day Of
May, 1865, namely:
II do sOlemnly swear or affirm,
in presence Of Almighty God, that
| will henceforth faithfully sup
port, protect and defend tho Con.
stitution Of the United States and
the Union of the States tbereun
der, and that / will, in like mans
ner, abide by and faithfully sup.
port all laws and proclamation
which have been made during the
late rebellion, with reference to
the emancipation Of slaves, SC help
me Cod
"Ihc following persons, and no
others, are excluded from the ben.
Gifts of this proclamation and Of
the said proclamation of the 20Lh
day Of May, A. d. 1865, namely:
"First-Tbe chief or pretended
chief executive officers, including
the President and Vice President
and all headn of departments Of
the pretended Confederate or reb.
el Government, and all who were
agents thereof in foreign States
and countries, and all who held, or
pretended to hold, in the service oi
the said pretended Confederate
Government, military rank or
title above the grade of Brigadier
General, and natal rank or ti,le
above that of Captain, and all who
were, or pretended TO be, Cover
nors of States, while maintaining.
abettiDg or submitting to, and ac.
quiescing in, the late rebellion.
"Sccond-All persons who in
any way treated otherwise than as
lawful prisoners Of war, persons
who in any capacity were employ.
ed or engaged in the military or
naval service of the United States.
"Third-All persons who, at the
time they may seek TO obtain the
benefits of this proclamation, are
actually in civil, military or naval
confinement or custody, or legally
held to bail, either before or after
conviction, and all persons who
were engaged, directly or indirect
ly, in the assassination Of the late
President Of the United States, or
in any plot or conspiracy in any
manner herewith connected.
In testimony whereof / have
signed these presents with my
hand, and have caused the seal OF
the United States to be thcreunto
affixed.
Done at the city Of Washing
ton, the 7th day of September,
1867. ANDREW JOHNSON.
"By the President.
Nv. IL. SEWARD, Sec. OF State"
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MARRIED.

sFlUGAhT-H ENNlCK -On Tuesday morn.
ing Sept; ~, ISL. BY key. B. n. srai,r. Mr.
Thomas 2. sbugart an1 Miss Mary A. henniek,
al 0f LaneaEter. ..
On Teasipi Ofthe aboye notice with aecompa-
niwcnia, q bag cake and bottle Of Catawba.)
the Gazette office went into Executive session
and disposed Of the subject with closed doors.
IL was unanimously resolved that the cake WIS
richly mgrrst, and the welded pair are ditto.
May they never sour on earh other.
BEbT-N1LLER-O sep,emher sth, 1T The
Parronage in B,t'more. O'i o. by ReY. ~. n.
Ferris, Mr. Kinra Bet, gnl Miss Amelia "
Aiilcri aIlof Mille.sport, fairfield cOunly,pb o
PENNEGAT-August 1blh, 1851,
IN .'umnntgiiie. by s. b. Rssleiaurh. Esq.. Mr..
John Bnrker AMI Miss sarnh Pennegan, both
Of Fairfield county, Chic.
MofER- sPANeLER = scpt 9Th. 1867, IT
TIC fe1dence oi Mr., Robert 5hngirt, 10 this
cty. Wy hcY. y. stra snsr, Mr.. Daniel Mover
to Mis- ADgelihe FTangrT; 10th Of Bremen, U.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board NJ Examiners viii meet n tho up
perrpoin che County Offices. tor the cNafn.-
nationol Teachers, on Saturday the I'm
and 3Ist Of August. and ON SRtur
day the l4th, 2Ist aud 2sth OF sep
tcinber, n nd on sat urday the 5th
I2th and 2Gth Of October. and on
saturday the 10Th OF November.
The examination will begin precisely ut ~
O'Clock, A. N :, and no application will he receiy
ed for exami, alton after II O'Clock, 81.
Teachers will rememner TINT thev can = !
certificates at no other time, and that they lnnsi
be prepared to stands an examination ~ orthog'
raphy Reading. Penmanshir, Arithmetic. l'eoi-
lnphy, English Grammar. and Theory OF Teach
ing.
/. The character Of the applicants examine
ton will be represented a scale of ono 70 fen
one tlenoting the lowest qualification, and Iel
the highest.
2. Four ci,lses ofccrtifcates will lC granite ,
as follows: First Glass, valid "A months; Sc on
c,ass, valid Is months; third class, valid !
months: fourth class. valid months. liere9i-
ter no montis certificate will be issued to the
same applicant mere than twice.
g. satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice of teaching, and II high degree o
success IN teaching will also he considere II
determining the class ofcertifcatesto he ga r.
ed. No certificate will be granted unless tho
applicant passes an examination ~ each brdHd
Of fstudy required By ldv.
Owing to ciIangein the School Laws, All q,
plirants will he required to pay fee OF MT!
cents, as acondltion Determination.
All anpcants must come prepared with 2
pro. paid envelope, properly addressedto them
selves. BY order Of the Board.
JF REINMUNn, Cler'
Ana IL 1ss--9m
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Musical Entertainment Friday
Evening. p

4tAOoAS"A A1hOCA OAlAlAhCuO AAlNy
Evening.
The Musical Convention which
has been for some two weeks in
progress in this city under the
skillful and efficient training o.
Messrs. WHITE & HUNT, propose to
give Home Concert at the City
Hall on Friday Go-morrow) night
With grand chorus of one hun.
dred and fifty voices, they will b;
able to produce powerful and pleas
ing effects, affordiug an entertain.
ment such as the citizens of Ian.
caster have never yet been favor.
ed with. The efforts of the per
formers on this occasion, composed
as they are, almost wholly of oul
own citizens, should be greeted by
an attendance that will cram the
Hall to its utmost capacity.
We arc pleased to learn that
there is probability of another
musical convention being held hero
between now and the winter hoIi
days, under the direction Of Messrs
White Il Hunt.
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l guarantee to those who call on
mo as frequently as'is necessary,
that every one Of their teeth can
be saved through life. | use only
purest gold and staniel foils, My
attention is not. divided. ! give
certificates of guarantee.
Broadway, 100 yards south OF
Marlset.housc, eastside.
15-tE 2 II. SCOTT.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

IRoNToN JoURNAL.-A new Re.
publican journal, of large size and
splendid typography, greets us un
dcrthc above title, ]. CooMBs, pub
Usher and proprietor. He shows
his ability to get up a live news
paper, and success is inscribed al
over its ample columns.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

THREE MONTHS FORNOTH.
ING.-LooK AT THIS 0FFER.-Thc
publishers of the Americ n AgricM-
tuytst show their enterprise by Of.
fering that valuable journal free for
the remaining three months of this
year to allneUsnbscrlbers for 1868,
(Vol. 27,) who send in their sub
scription during this month Of Sep
tender. The cost of the AgricM-
turiSt is only S1.50' for year, or
four copies for So, so that Sl5O Cor
$1.25 each for four persons, )if sent
to the publishers this month, will
secure the paper for fifteen months.
We advise all 10 make haste to ac.
cept this Offer. The money could
not be better invested, for that pa.
per, at its present subscription
price, isone Of the cheapest in the
world. It is designed for the Farm
Garden, and Household. 1t has
readers almost everywhere, among
the old and the young, and not its
least recommendation is the fact
that the children arc delighted
with it's Boys and Girls Depart,
ment. Each number contains 81
to a. large, qaartoz pages, full o.
interesting and valuable matter fol
readers both in. country and city
Its Engrarings are costly and beau,
tiful, and. calculated not only tc
please the eye, but to improve tho
taste. We have also seen from
month to month exposures Of thu
! various Humbugs and Swindlin&
Operations-of the day, which mus
have saved tens of thousands o
dollars to the unwary. We ar,
sure you will thank US for our ad
vice if you send your subscription
at once TO the Publishers, ORANel
JUDD & Co., Al Park Row, New
York City.
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NdDGh.ce.

| offer my services to this com
mnnity as a Watch and Clock Re-
pairer. ! have had forty years er.
perience, and | have no heavy cx-
penses to meet. lean therefore dc
work well and reduce the rate.
can always be found at Myers &
Bro, Main street, Lancaster.
r. IL. GATES.
Aug. /, '67.
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Trial by Jury.

The trial by Jury is d right
which every citizen of the United
States has claimed as his preroga-
live. But it is of much greater
importance to those who have been
suffering for years from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Flatulency and gene
raj Debility, that Goes Dyspepsia
Cure will certainly cure them,-
tho proprictors guarantee it in
every instance.
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Medical Notice.

TAX. L. CONE NgAY pE CONSULT
bED atthe following tiIGes and places;
In NEW LEXI NGrON atth@ @Colborn House,
on saturdays and Sundays, May and o; June
8 and o, July " ami ~; August 1T aud lss
Sept u and - ; Clct 2f and q.
la LANCASTER, nj vie railma Ire House on
MONDAYS ,1fter the Express Trnlnarr!yes gong
West until II goes West on Tuesdays, Msybs
Tune 10; July Is; August 10 september
"a; Oetoher ~. DR.. CONE cnres all forms
Of Chronic Dsaases,ias py speIea llIisga-
rious varieties; ali diseaFes oi the Lungs sud
Air passages. rs Laryngiis, Bronchitis and
Consumption all diseases OF the htf9el =.
Liver panarpas and the glands eencFsIy;aII
diseases ~ the Heart. Hlond.and Rood Ner-
sels. ali diseascs ofthA BrainEnd Nerves. ~
EpjIepey, chnrea, orSf Vitas llnnce. Neural-
gin, falsy. aud general nervous innutrton
ai diseases ef Femaiea. esiai ged TonsilF,a ard
III forms nf Scrofrls; also 5lt distsset e'tl,s
EVE and Ear. aud nifothFr chronie D,sesrey :,
n1- Nocharge for consuli'ion, buieAshfof
lAbrn5, ts57-2-1yl
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Fall Exhibition OF the Horti-
cultural Society.

The fall Exhibition for 1867, OF
tho Hooking Valley horticultural
Society will be held on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. the 19th,
Goth and 2lst of September. The
Premium list IS now ready for cir
cuIatioH.
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r4rThe Circleville Democrat Of
last week copied paragraph from
the Eagle, which it credited (inad-
vertently, of coursc9 to this paper.
Please correct, Mr.. Democrat. We
utterly disown the production, and
probably its parent wants the credit
of it.
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PEACHES LII. W. Carpenter is
selling on our streets, and shipping
daily some of the finest fruit ofthe
season. Orders for these extra
quality of peaches, left at the, Hat
Store of G, W. Brock, will receive
prompt attention.
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Indian Negotiations.

A Letter from Fort Randall re-
ports that General Sherman, with
the Peace Commissioner, had
reached there on the evening Of
the 3D.. The Commissioner met q
number of the Chiefs of tho North
ern Sioux at Fort Sully, some of
whom were disposed to return to
to the reservations. An appoint
ment was made with the Chiefs of
the Santec Sioux to meet the Com
missioners at Yankton, whore a
treaty will bo made, The Com.
missioners expected to return to
Omaha by the 10Th.
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MILLINERr.--Seo advertisement
ofDEvoU & Co., Cincinnati. Ex
perienco Of twenty years in the
Millinery business enables thii
house to give unusual inducements
They are reliable, and head tn,
list of hoHses in that city.
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The keystone Base Ball Club Of
Philadelphia beattbe Mutuals Of
New York last week at Camden,
New Jersy. TheMutuals beat the
celebrated Nationals at Washington
a, short time ago.
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The GAINESVILLE Meeting.

Deacon N. "A. GRAY, the master
ly dissector Of Thurman, is an,
nounced as an additional speaker
at 1.-The GAINESVILLE meeting, of Tues
day, next.
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Coon Property FOR SALE.-We
refer all interested TO the adver.
tisement of Dr. J. w. Lewis, offer.
ing for salea house and lot on Co.
lumbus street.
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Douglass s. Coles

Have let drive another broadside
at high prices in the line Of Dry
Goods, &C., &c. See their new ad-
vertiscmont In another Column.
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CooIr stnro for sale.

Agood second hand wood burn
irg cook stove, With pipe and fur
niturc, for sale cheap. Enquire at
this Office. Tsept5G.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12
DON'T FORGET

That the day ofthe popular dem
onstration at Lancaster, at which,
LEE, DENNISoN, COX, Nc
CLURE and others are to speak,
is WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, I'd.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

1See advertisement of City
Lots for sale, by ]. A. Hunter.