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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17
INDIANA ITEMS.

The citizens of Button are moving ac-
lively in behalfo of a railroad.
The chickens are all dying off in Lafay-
cite. The nature of the disease is not yet
fully determined. q
There is a delicate youth in vevay who
has seen eighteen winters apd weighs 25s
pounds
In Terre Haute, last Friday, a traveller
was drugged and robbed of eight hundred
dollars.
Ambrose Ballwig, of Indianapolis, while
cut hunting a few days ago, killed five
mInkS at a single shot.
Perry County is TO have a new asylum
for the poor. The contract has been
awarded. Price, 5000. "
The fireman's celebration at Fort Wayne
on the Fourth, cost S402. The City Coun-
Gil. aided by a few citizens, footed tn bill.
A boy named William Stewart, ionly
nineteen years old" eloped from Jeffer-
sonville with his lady-love last week, and
got spliced at New Albany.
The editor of the Valparaiso Tadette was
robbed one night last week of $3.50, by a
fellow who enter ed his room, dosed him
with chloroform, and then stole his green
backs. Careful editors have no greenbacks
to steal:
Washington. Ind. has for about tn fifth
or sixth time incorporated. The Gazette
of that place is filed with ordinances rela-
tive to the welfare of the town and its peo-
pie.
The repairs on the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal above Lafayette are completed. and
navigation is unebstructed from that city
to Toledo. Ar
The war on unmuzzled dogs has COM
menced In New Albany. The police are
Having a lively time of it, The dogs not so
lively.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

On the 2lst day of June, the Nuns
occupying the Converts in the City of
Mexico, we're ordered by BAz, the
Chief of Police, to leave their homes
within f~orty-eight hours. On the I'D
his order was being obeyed, and it
was estimated that $50 Nuns, of the
Capital of Mexico, would be separat-
ed, and that Nunneries would, to all
intents and purposes. be abolished.
A reign of terror seems to exist in
all portions Of Mexico, and foreign
ers, especially, are being notified that
their presence is exceedingly distaste-
full, and that the sooner they take
their departure the better it will be
for them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

THE OHIO RIvER.-Mr. w. NJ.
ROBERTS, experimenting engineer of
the Ohio River improvements, in a
recent report shows that the business
on the river has increased rapidly,
Notwithstanding the diversion of a
large amount Of trade and travel to
railroads. This is accounted for by
the large increase of population in
the States bordering on the river,
which in 1860 was 16. O00, 900, while in
1920 the entire population west of
Pennsylvania, exclusive of Louisiana
Texas and Mississippi, was but 1900
900. The most wonderful increase,
perhaps, has been in the coal traffic.
In 1874 the shipments of Pittsburg
coal were $500, 600 bushels. This
now amounts to about 10000 600
bushels per annum. To this must be
added the shipments of Ohio River
coal, which is very large, and steadily
increasing. Extraordinary as has
been the expansion Of this business,
MI. ROBERTS estimates that it will
double in ten years.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

In response to a great deal of de-
clamation in Democratic papers, the
Indianapolis Journal cites the fact
hat the increase of taxation in the
Democratic city of New York is
1888, 0ss iover last, year, the gross
sum of taxation amounting to S21,-
S99,655. The Nashville Press and
Times says that the city taxes of
Nashville are as high comparatively
as those of New York, and Nashville
has a Democratic city government.
The Common Council of Louisville is
Democratic, and there the city taxes
are s1.96 per 500 valuation, and the
State tax of Democratic Kentucky is
fifty per cen greater than that of Re
publican Indiana.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

ON the 18th of June the water was
let into Helena Ditch, Montana.
This ditch from where it taps Ten
Mile Gulch till it empties into Dry
Gulch, is seventeen and a half miles
long. A tunnel one hundred and
forty feet long has been cut through
a solid rock. The. work was COM
menced a year ago, and from a
hundred to- one hundred and fifty
men worked on it daily.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

THE Crops IN Observation-Disclosures
from Lowell, Mich, say hat notwith
landing the large area planted with
wheat this year, the crop is likely to
be short, owing to the ravages Of the
weevil. In twelve counties the injury
is very serious, and in some localities
the yield will not exceed FIVE bushes
to the area. The average in Western
and Southern sections of Michigan
will be about twelve bushels. The
wool clip is larger and finer than last
year.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

In New York fourteen buildings
were set on fire by crackers and fire.
works on the Fourth, and in Phila-
delphia twenty buildings were set on
fire by the burning of fireworks and
the discharge of pistols On the same
day. -uattu
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

To remove strawberry or coffee
stains from linen, place the article
stained over a pail or tub, and pour a
small stream of boiling water on to
the spot, and the stain will disappear.
Pour the water from as great a dis
lance as possible.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

lake the clouds broke away, and the
glorious god of day poured forth its
effulgence with almost unexampled
splendor. As I stood upon the ex-
tremity Of the massive stone-wall or
breakwater, running out into the lake
to protect the harbor, the scene was
passingly beautiful. The brilliant
rainbow, spanning the whole eastern
heaven; the multitude of white sails.
kept in so long by the storm, nov
putting out upon their voyages; the
twilight, beginning to settle down
upon the woods and the city; the
drums from the fort on the hill, and
from the war vessels in the harbor,
beating the retreat" and the dashing
of the yet unquiet waters-all made a
scene inexpressibly impressive and
beautiful.
But | have more to say of Oswego,
and the train is nearly there, which
should carry these hurried notes west
ward.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

WHEN a Tennessee negro makes
Conservative speeches, the Lo uisville
Courier calls him "sour colored fell
low-citizen." When he makes Radi-
cal speeches he is elegantly styled, a
big buck niger
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

THE Cincinnati Gazette, of Mon
day, devotes several columns of edi-
torial and reports to the settlement of
the new and vexatious question, as to
the proper observance of the Sabbath.
Editorially, it exhausts the subject.
and, we doubt not, the patience Of
most of it's readers as we'll. A''
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

On our second page will be found
an interesting speech delivered by
Hon. Thad. STEVENS on the Recon
struction Law. It is short and terse
and gives an insight into the peculiar
views of that distinguished politician
very different from that obtained by
reading Democratic papers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

GRANT SPEAKS AGAIN.-Geueral
GRANT says unhesitatingly that the
rebel militia now organizing in Mary
land is a force in direct Hostility to
the Un;on.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17
Important to Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL Ia
the City of EransviM is three times
as large as that of any other neacspd-
per.
Orr circulation an Indiana and
WtnOis IS greater than any other mea0s-
paper published IN this City.
In Kentucky 1t IS more than all The
other Evansville papers combined.
Bar During the erection of our Neao
Building, the JOURNAL Business
Office rtW be located IN the rear
of Cloud & Akin's Drug Store.
Entrance through the AAey on Main
Street, meet to Marble Hall.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17
NOTICE.
ORDER FOR STONE cURBISG.

July s, 1867.
ORDER FOR STONE CURLING.
a ND NOW 1T is HEREBY ID
"A. ed and directed by the Common. Coun-
Gil of the City of Evansville, that the own
ers of all lots or parts of lots fronting OF or
adjoining the following streets. C use good
stone curbing, as required by the Ordi-
nance of the city, to be furnished and set
as follows, viz:
On the northeast side of First street, be-
tween Leet and Goodsell streets;
On the southwest side of First street, be-
tween Leet and Goodsell streets;
On the side of First street, be-
tween Goodsell and the Alley on the east
side of Lot l33, Lamasco;
On the THY side of First street, be-
tween Goodsell street and the Alley on the
east side of Lot 1873, Lamasco.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, July IL, 1867. [jyl7 1t
TUniOn COPY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

Cartmell e Co., Late of ~UniOntOwn,
Mem phis, Tenn. Kentucky.
CARTMELL & DRURY,
Cotton Factors, Produce and General
Commission and Forwarding
Merchants,
200 FRONT STREET.
Bet. Washington and & dams,
WI E1MP SIS FEM.
kinds OF Western Produce. Also, to filling
Plantation Orders; Ea orders and Con-
Refer to Hubs & Viets, II. X. bunker
son q Co, Hayhu st & Whitaker, j. q.
Dusouchet& Co., Evansville. lad. uylG ly
NEzNVyy
To HOusekeepers.
- 1860 that will clean and polish your
Tin, Plated-W Ware, Britannia, Brass. &C.,
like new, WITH AS LITTLE LABOR AS WASH
ING, and will not ipjure the finest silver or
plated surface.
1T Il TRULY WONDERFUL!
Those VINO have tried it say it is of more
value than q servant, Try one box,
you will not be without IL. Ask for Cases
Magic Polish.
Only % CENTS PER BOX, Htetall.
Ask for it at any Drug, Grocery, Tin,
Hardware, or Fancy Stcro.
Manufactured 10y w. z. Case & Bro.
s. K. GILBERT d. CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, No. 81 North First ST.,
Evansville, Ind,
Are our Exclusive Agents there to supply
the Trade.
-01-I IS w. p. CASE BRO,
IS and So East Broadway, New York.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks.

RE Agencies in ali the principal Cities
and Towns in the United States. g.
Applications for Insurance will be
promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17
The Lexington Observer says:

"Ther appears 70 be a gang OF horse
thieves in this section, who steal horses
here and run them over to Indiana, and a
gang in that State, who bring their stolen
horses here to dispose of them; and we
doubt not that the little brown mare and
no-top buggy belonging to DraD. l.. Price,
which were stolen last winter and have
never been heard of since, are rendering
some person aluab service in the Hoo
Sier State.D sf# Gs 81 ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

HEADQUARTERS EP'T OF INDIANA,l
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, ,
Adj't CENTS Office, Indianapolis, July 13J
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

bssten, pbuntafti@e uno aQeeortlae ST.
auren eat teQen. Nuf Dem 6intetRid
btfnbet (i@ Elm 8onf res beiliaen pous
LUG In erbabener a,beit. Die Munpuna
miet etwa orei @ierttl Gu6 I'm Durd:
uei1er. Dieles ue,tmlrrtse @el@utfad
eas tte Sobrfssobl 1858 trdet, 1T ras
@ert cea Glcrertiner @sitsis6ers Con-
llno @enni, uno 1T zine intsrsFante pro:
be ttaltentf@er Eunt auf bic bnfeuuue
BON &rieesgerdtb.
3meibrdden, 81. Mo'. Sn Ter
Na@t BON Is - Is Mat %telertirten
aus bie1eer @arnil,n bui @olpaten,
moruntsr Gin Somtpur Namfs &upert,
auf tei1en Trommsl mon cen Were fanb :
~Netn lieter. gutter &6nta,
GIN @rc{den 1T iu menio,
Die Grornnel liaet i'm Sd,
Der "Rup:rt" let 1T rrep."
- Sc o%iett!nobl ttine bittertreS Satire.
penn ein 8sr(insr Blatt 1dre,bt: .@tott
i'm Eeutobur9er Malo lou jest in 8 u
r { m b ur8 cas 6srrmanns>0 enfmol
aufesftsut rerren unc cine fronhSF f.
l4e S&ilrma&e ban.ben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

- utterliete. Gtne in her
Granffurtertrabe su Berlin %pobnenre ar>
me Grau i4idte Dor etnieen Gagen :bre
utsrjdtriee 1o@ter III einem bena9bars
ten Bdder, UNI Elm Broo ouf Grerit III
bolen. Die Bddtrfrau e,tldrte rem Sin:
be. fsin Broo perabfoleen ~ f5nnen, be-
Dor rel1er Wutter bic alte ouf 2 &balsr
itd b,laufenre @dulo .entrtatet babe.
0it bieiem Btldeio fsblte ba6 Rino ~
ibrer Mutter ;urld. Die arn,e Grau
iab f& in tbrer trauri9en 5dusli&f:it
oerQeten6 na@ einem perfduf tten orer
%perltbbaren @t9en itante ur1> re17en ST.
tra8 ZEN Hunger Der Sbrtaen au ftQen
perm6&te. @nplid fa6te Ge einen Gnt.
(@lue, otrlieb tire @obnun9 elite ,u e.
mem Drileur uno lot remielben ibr ippt.
oes lanBf5 6aar gun, @ertaaf an. Der
Grtitur 0in9 auf bas Nnerbieten Elm,
3abIte eer Grau bret Gbaler unb l6ntit
pas Haar pi&t am @&ettel al. Na&
6aule jurldQefebrt 1@idte bic orme Grau
lofort .ra5 @slo ter 8dderin fir bic
5@ulc su. auf bic Graae, wober TIRE
Mutter 10 pl6Blt& ~ Dem @elpe sefom.
men fei srsdblte bic &leine. wa6 porae>
fallen 1et. Der cole Bug muttulidsr
Gdrlor8e ribrte bic 8dderfrau p%erQeRalt,
bab fe Der arn,en Grou bic ape: Gbaler
srrldlanrte unb ibr Zen tinftieen Broo.
teoarf mad Bslistsn ;u trepitiren ser<
ipra&.
CINE tunftret& 8eorbeis
|tete &ononr. Orr Bei BON Eunis
bat BEN &6ni9 @ictor emanuel cine 70:
lo0ale unb prd&tte searbettete Ranone
gun, @siAent 8emadt, Die Dor 3eiten ucn
tattareetiiden Sesrdubert auf stneu1
Forentinil6en &rieasldif erbeutet wuree.
Etss Yrditnt 1T alio 8tpiGtrmaben cine
Fnnise Mrt Der STRENGTHENING. 8t<
laate &anone bat etn 9dnse Dot, etrea IS
Gub BET etnem Dur@me0er pom % Gub
an, BooG1tbM uut nteet 27.500 pfaeae.
9ts 1T jbrsf santen 9duse mad NIT &iie-
lrarksitn becett, pel&e Gropbden, Nra<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
DaS ero6e gubi1dum eeS mdrtprer.
xooe8 st. Netri'8 In Npm.

Der Spe;ial. 8eri9ter tatter te6 q. q.
6eralo l@retbt aus &om: DaS 18. bun
cert jdbr'o Subildum res Wdrtyrertbums
peS Mpufel5 petru6 uno !oie 6eiliofp1e>
dung BON Is boudnciIdtu, fransSn(9en
uno iponilden Wi(londrsn, tpsl6e in
3apan ben Mdrtyurtoo (a,ben, mar cine
Der pompbaftehen. wslbe ete Dslt felt
BEN Io8en pe6 praatlietencsn &1ni95
Salpmon je aeIeben. Das Get bseann
NIT elmer a(lesmeinen illumination Der
Staot, bel Der rie 81. Yster'5 STRIDE iiG
au6nabm, w{e Elm in "lammen ltebenrer
&ieienrom. I'm Z ubr Morasa mar
eruBe Yrueelion beftsbeno aus zen pri
laten. Yrui tern, WSnden UNI Sclcat:n
Som 0atican ti6 CUR st. peter'a
STRIDE truroe Ter 81. Batter auf 1eirem
Ebrone oet,a1en, uno rie 81. penl'o
STRIDE por nit l9wcren Oclp: unp Oil
bertebdnsen UNI 10000 @uen l6rersr
ldarlad rctber Scire pra9toou r~eeosi,t.
Die Mot6fe,3en, NIT ttne1 Ie iQumini1t
mar, idblen nan WiQipren. DIN @ere:
monien In Der Stride ltautsn mebr ale
10000 psr|onen ;u, ocrunter Der &5nia
Don Neapel, he frempen Sc %aneten, 5000
&atctndIe, Grjbild6ie unc Btl95ie unr
1aulsnpe uup ater Gaulence Don @sii tltz
9;n.
Der pabR las BE are8orianilae Mt0:
lateintl9 uno erieaild. Die Jeierlit>
feiten sinaen obns ale aneere StSruneen
DOR ll&, as eab Elm Gorbane Teuer fling.
mslde6 tncs0en raid ael1ldt wuree, unr
etn llueluflider welhsr as Ger prohl
BEN 0e, Rano pnlpren, fd ben Halls OBJ
ldnitt. Der patlt meib,e cte pur9 ben
SeltRmorp entpetbte Stride pon Nsuem.
2ibt bate BE Muff Der Me6e fir rtsle
@eleoenbeit compont,t Sn rie &irhen>
Duff tSnten rts Ranonen hes Ga loltS
ct. Wneelo.
Die ndberen Get.il6 rieitr eroBarti9en
Geierliafett meroen mir, lobalo fe un6
3u9eben, cem 2sIer pp'le9en.
Die Sultfbung bes Gpn>
8re11es. - @on Walbinetop mirr
esmeleet rab @onerebleu:e taeld9li6 anz
fommen. Nsputlifaniide Mitelterer
iprsaen ben feien GntIdlnB aug, feline
@elddfte poUunebmen, al6 biz Die n6tbiz
gen 3uidBs su her &sccnfruftioae = Biu
eematt ilno, welde es Ter Neeteruro un~
m69li9 MAIDEN, Zen 3wef ecll el5en ~
btutt,tre,ben.
- Sic BON rem upionsrr" 4emadte
Wtttbeiluna, ro6 Der Ndt. Dan. 8.
S&iucd ol6 lieut. der @anoirot fGr Dos
Nmt etneS GtaatsldaBmeil1er8 ODER
Staat6anmaltes auftreten werce> terubt
3meifel8obne auf einem Sutbum. ia Ter
9enanute @err pbmobl er ouf 1stnem
vIuaculum" in ct. Nntbony lid jeoen<
falls aud etpa6 nit po!itif bsfabt bod
msbr renS turisn Iebt, uno ldmsr|td ZEN
Nunl6 baben fam, jeBt na4eem i9 BE
Dsuti@en mInutl ota'5 nit +, eroBerGin<
mutbt9feit iur Sen. emil MQn9 ole
@onrtrctsn fir S@abmeifter ertldrt, 1id
an elmer ldliebli6 bod obne 3meifel
nublo}en @eeenbemeaurs 3u belbeilioen.
SIR 6errn @hiQud, wenx ct lonf lter>
baupt ben Do,nenpfao Der Yoli'it wiecer
betreten piu, bat bic bcbe Nttun9 te6
1puf1hthum ma IN Npttn"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
XXI
um fdnbe6n Couiso'or.

Nm Quai ct. Yaul. Gde her Rue bss
0rmss. wobnte rsr aeraltise Mann.
wel&er I'm prc,.b. Ia Blade por BEN
Yorlamente Garon's Mobl In Ddnoen
belt. Ter SER parliamentary Btton Be
@os6rnan aus &oluar. - @enn II aud
ntemais @ttf Benus far's Sue beit1en.
bae man TIN fuptren la7tn, aud fsbr
bebentlt@ totterte, 70 bate ibn, bod ietn
@elp, feline u~nbeotnete Greebentett fiji
eas Miutferium Maupeau. Nisutuen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

Grmuttist turd bic reee Estimating ses teutid-
ameritani,6en putlitums an Der Tsrbreitunse Der elai-
fiden gSerte her srpsen 3 driitaener @estte. sdtl.
Ter. Sauf + un6 3iaUtte, batcn id pie lnterssid-
neteu entidlrheu, cine neue @utsabe Ter S6r;1ten Der
a%nertannt teten eeutfGeu Mppeaifeu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

Neuer Gru@t>,
unb @rpcerie<@ tpre
Nlp18 Meier,
Gde Der sterten uub Sad(on' @trabe. ct. Toul.
Tie beRen @rceerie . Waaren fur ben 6amtlien : Ct
brau1, i%npprtirte Srldte, Candies u. 8anenmaaren &c.
Gerner Rets p~orrdtbis aae Scrten gadwert. u. tam
81 ieeer 3eit NIT elmer suteu Safe Rahee eufseuartet
uereen.
&pie1tpaaren! &pteltpddren!
seetea erba1ten cine idnne Iuspatl spu epielwaoren.
Wht BEN Strre serbunten 1T Der
@onitor 9aIccn,
100 tets Elm ouseeei9netes Bier ionic ale ionft-
gen Grfrtl9unsen su baben inb.
Mlog8 Deeper.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

II E. II Do u II Il Il E r S
Saloon unb &egelbatn,
). @trabe, eeseniber benz alttn@ american 9auis
6 t. paul, Mtnn.
Der unterset9nete n,adt rem eeehrten teutf&en pu-
blttxm btereur9 betanut, tab ct ireten etne" neutu
Sa!ppn nebf Re8elbab,
er5fnet lat.
Wit ter 0erNd .runa, tab Ct bura bic arttsae Bette-
nuna nnb tnbem ct mil benz befen Nrttteln itets aufsu.
Darttn I'm stanee lit. bsmiist fetn wtre. I'D eas aqse:
u1etnae Wct!pOaen iu it4ern, taeet e. 'um oe'u@ 'etnss
Sulius Sdmirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
Sublcribirt ouf bic
@la]lt16e NpDeuen &iterQtur
Observation-Disclosures Scr 8slee.
IL 8ince erpB Duoce; :6oymat.

Grmuttist tusa bic tess atsinahms bes eeutia.
amerttaniiden puttitums an Der Vsrbreitunsr Der elai-
Fieen @ss;e her srsfeS \ s@fiita t.ssn 9 81 e. 81.
neteu cntidlcheu, cine neue Iussate Ger S6r;rten Der
o"e1'annt tenen eeutf&en Npseailtsu
Iuerba9, @pinbler, &eQitab, San ber Gelee,
~ seranaolten. 0tsl.t3 facn aauienee uns aauiense
ron Grcmrlaren ser Nertt bieier herurrros
fsnIs% S$rtftasaer %ssrtrsitst wurssn' f. hatsS mr.
s;asuneen, he sen 9 uns fir bic nsus egussieHipttenssps:
T(d sieie auseaeidnetsn @erie Ter seispruas une lin.
saltuns ansu' &anen' uuo f@Oresrn haber sur ~tbattsen
Bic Werts msrten in ;w5li sdnseu er1detreu, ndm-
lid:
Muerta&> 3 gante. (Ma Suujtrationen.)
Gellfab, Sano. QS12.)
San Der Gelbe, 3 gaube.
Spineler, 5 Blnbe.
Sesen Mruat ptrb Elm Banr ausssssten IN rsm au-
6erlt ttuisen Yreile non
80 Gent trrdirt.-$1.25 in Mualin setunben.-
$3.50 in 5albfran3 s%etunre1.
Gie eubiertpttrneu miden f. ;sitis mie atslia Elm
essiantt me1hen, I'm ete IuRase sarnad telttmmen Su
tEnRen.
IS lasen su eieie, elaiHiaen srseacnidaE ereeteaR
s. %. 5tomaS u. g..
416 une AIS Nicre Ste etraee.
gbi1atelstia, i'm Sanuar 1867.
I'm ale lurnet res lurnbe;nts M;nne>
fota!
9lQe biejenisen Iurner tes Staatea Wainneicta>
wel9e na9 MinneappliS iter;uj ieeeln s%ebenfen>
cbcr 1cl6e, bic I'M 1ere Stobt beludeu, biene aur
Madridt, tab jettn @amitas Mpr9etl rpn 9 bis
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baQe tatt71een, 31 o>ren 8etbeili9uns p1ernlitt
label.
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Teeth at New York
Prices!

DIR. Won BONHORST would re-
turn thanks.to the citizens of Lancas.
ter and vicinity for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon.him during his res,
idcnce here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment,
and increased his facilities for doing
Dentistry, he is now prepared to do
all kinds of Dental work at less prices,
and in better manner, than any other
establishment in the city.
Sets of Teeth at from SIS to $50,
warranted to give perfect satisfaction
or no charge made.
Teeth filled SO as to preserve them
through life, at from one dollar up.
wards.
DR.. Won BoNHoRsT's established, rep
utation in this city as first class Dem
tist, is sufficient guarantee that all
work done by him shall be done in the
best possible manner.
tiny In addition, he has secured the
services of one of the best workmen in
the East.
RErERENcE.--All the principal cit
izens of Lancaster.
Rooms next door East of Post Office,
Main street
Feb. 7, 1857.
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Another Hero Gone.

Captain Lafayette Pickering son Of James Picker
ing, was born near PickeringtOn, Fairfield county,
Ohio April 30th, 1928, and died Dec, H. 1866 near the
spot where he was born.
In they year lsis he was happily united in marriage
To Miss Margaret Winter near Pleasantville, FAIR.
field county During the late reNellIon, when his
country called for help, he promptly responded with
many Of his neighhors, and enlisted for three years
in the lst Reg of Ohio Cavalry On the organizat on
OF his Company he was elected LIST Lieut., and soon
after the Regt. was ordered into service he wns
promoted to the office Of Captain, in which office he
faithfully served until the close of the war He was
In over sixty battles and sklrmshes, in ofwhch,
(the battle Of MONDAY Creek) he received severe
wound which disabled hlm for seyeralweeks. While
IN the service he was afflicted with severe attack of
Camp Dinrrhoea, which laid the foundation Of the
disease which resulted in his death.
HIS last illness was proraced and severe, but was
borne with much patience and lortitude. Several
days Lefore his DEATH he and his wife united with
the Methodist 2. Church lie sought and obtained
reconciliation through the Saviour, and then sad 81
am now ready either to live die 1t may please
he uttered while struggling in death, were; "The
harder the battle the brighter the victory" Thus
passed away from earth, ono of the most highly es-
teemed citizens OF this community. Two bright and
little and atfectionate wife remain
to mourn his departure, IN hope OF reunion in a
brighter world.
The following tluchng lines were written by his
widow soon after his death;
Dear husband thou artgone to rest,
Inow am left alone
Thy spirit dwells among the blest,
oLord thy will be doneI
in heaven we may meet again,
For thus the Scriptures say,
Our children dear, may have greco
10 teach them howto pray.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-03-21

AMUsEMENTs COMING Posters on
the streets inform the public that a
minstrel and dramatic troupe from
Elslor's Atheneum, Columbus, Ohio,
will give entertainments in the City
Hall on Monday aud Tuesday evenings
oil next week They offer a bill Of
fare which, if well performed, will af-
ford rich fund Of amusement.
The great Newcomb and Arlington
Minstrels, as we learn, are booked for
another visit to Lancaster within a
short time. They have always drawn
immense houses here, and are doubt
less good for unlimited repetitions Of
the feat