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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-07

A correspondent writes us from
Georgia: "You would hardly be
lieve were / 10 tell you the absurd
hopes excited in the Southern bo.
som by the recent Democratic sue
cesses, One result the planters re.
gard as certain: we shall be paid
for our niggers,' they say, IN less
than three years know of sew.
eral planters who have already
made out all the necessary papers,
with descriptions, afidavits, &c.
to support their claims" The Cop
perhead programme grows more
and more charming every day. Nc
mere whisky tax, no more
excise, no paying our own debts
but full payment OF all the dam
ages suffered by the South, in
cluding cotton claims, niggel
claims, and in the end, we suppose
the Rebel dcbts.-Tribune.
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FIREs.-On two occasions since
our last issue, the city fire COM
panies have been called out by
alarms Of fire. The first was on
Friday morning, just at day: break,
when fire broke out in the c. q
z. Railroad machine shop. The
second was on Sunday evening a
bout Z o'clock, and tho fire was in
the Shaeffer Tannery, west of the
canal. In both cases the flames
were subdued before material dam
age was done. The fire at the
Tannery is believed to have boon
the work of an incendiary.
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Meeting of III. v. horticultural
Society.
HoRrtcULfuRAL Rooms, LANCASTER,
ONO, Oct. 2G, 1861.


HoRrtcuLfuRAL Rooms, LANcAsrER,l
ONO, Oct. 2J, 1867.
Society met, pcrsuant to adjourn
ment--and on motion, L. III.
Young was called to the chair.
The reading of the minutes was,
on motion, dispenscdwith.
FL Boving, from the Council Of
Nine, submitted report of re-
ceipts, expenditures, &C., connected
with the late September Exhibition
of the Society; which was read
and, on motion, accepted.
A motion offered by Mr.. Stalter
was adopted, in reference to col
) lection of arrears and dues To thu
Society, and the payment of pre-
miums.
The following named gentlemen
were proposed and duly clectct
members.
JUS. Brasee, D. N. Kinsman, 0
e. Davis, John Sifford, Geo. Young
hans, Henry Green, (Perry Co,
p. b. Embich, Henry Ponteous
.(Circleville0 John Garaghty, ?
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Boarding House.

have purchased the large bricl
building known as the Kreider
property, on Main street. Lancas
ter, Ohio, and have openeda a board
ing house for a limited number O
married or single persons. Fol
terms enquire of tho undersigned
on the premises.
Also Oysters and Coffee furnish
ed ladies and gentlemen every eve
ming. JESSE LEOaNER.
Oct. oath 1867-4w.
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The Columbus, o., Journal says:

ApS NO'"DNSi ~ h"' S"J o.
Tho Republican party, as q
party, believes in the right of every
citizen to consenting voice in the
government. 1t is no mere privil.
ego 20 be taken away at the whm
of majoritics, but an indiienobIe right,
which can only be forfeited by
natural or civil DEATH"
The Reconstruction bill, thereof,
is civil deah, since it DISTINGUISHES
u large number of citizens in the
South. This is u good name, and
we thank the Journal for its apt
nomenclature. But after death, as
the Journal knows, comes the
Judgment, and we bid it look for o
speedy condemnation of that sum
OF iniquity,-Netc York World.
"a large number of citizens in
the South" have committed civil
suicide, and so decitizened them.
selves. Any criminal who com
mits u felony does the same thing
by our law, But, although dead
50 far as all privileges as citizen
are concerned, he cannot relieve
himself from the punishment due
his crime. Society may restore biz
forfeited citizenship for good con
duct or. such other reason as may
seem proper. Congress, with nm
exampled leniency, has provided
a means in the Reconstruction Bl
through which doubtless every
"citizen in the South may secur,
a restoration to his former status
voluntarily and criminally aban
doned. Columbus Journal.
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Prices DowE.-Tho new adver.
tisCment Of Douglass and Coles in
this issue will throw an agreeable
light on this subject. Let the read.
er look and SEQ.
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The.Governors of nearly all the
States have appointed the 2Sth
inst. as a day of Thanksgiving,
corresponding with that dosigna-
tied by the President.
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A VETERAN PEACH TREE. There
is peach tree on Ponce's Farm,
Just below Hawklnstown, on the
left as You go towards Winchester,
that is So years old. 1t has borne
fruit largo and luscious, for AZ
years. During the war it was bat
tered, abused and robbed, by both
armies, and no attention was paid
to it, but it still bears well. This
only goes to show what q country
the Valley is for fruit,-Stdanton
(Vd) Spec,
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To the Members Of the Pho
tographic Society.

We did not make tho distribu.
tion as was expected, of the follow
ing gifts:
hO hi" r"'N NA"'" w
One Gents Gold HuntingCase Watch. 300 on
Two Ladies Gold Hunting case watches
SlU0 each.... ........,. ..--......-...... 200 M
Fifteen Silk dres; patterns $40 each..... 600 %
We have nearly one fourth OF
our certificates unsold, and they
must be sold before the distrlbu.
tion can be made, from the fact
that we are paying more than the
amount on each certificate in Pho.
tos. The distribution will positive.
ly take place as soon as the re
mainder of the certificates arc
sold. Recollcct this is the premium
Gallery. A. L FELLERS.
Lancaster, o. Oct. 24th, G7..4t.
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.lBURaLGBs ABoUT.-The resi-
tdences of several of our citizens
,havo been broken into within a
week pastand plundered to q great
,er or less extent. A supply OF
leaden pills will be'a good thing to
have on hand ready for admins
terlng in such cases.
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MARRIED.

GEARING WN-Tn Lancaster, by the
Rev. j. Is. Helwig, on Thursday evening, Oct.
3lst, Mr.. John Gearing and Miss Bertha straw n;
both OF Fairfield county.
.GRANTHAM- M-HENDERsoN October eth,
by Rev. O. NJ. Bethauser, Mr. Il Il. q. Grantham
to Miss Mary Henderson,
LAMB--LANEY--Nov vember 2I, 1867, by the
Rev John Kemper, near Baltimore, Henry +.
Lamb to Miss Elizabeth @. Laney, the former OF
Walnut and the latter OF Liberty township, Fair
field county, Ohio.
The enclosure received with the above notice
IS duly acknowledged, and our good wishes at
tend the sendors.
OLIVER = BAKER--0n November 9th. by
the Rev, II. King, WlnAm H.. Oliver and Miss
Mary Baker; all OF Baltimore, Fairfield Co. Ohio
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Now opening at Brooks Hat
Store the largest and cheapest lot
of Ladies' and Childrens Furs ever
brought to Lancaster. 3l-3w.
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RAINs,-This region was favored
with fine rains on Sunday and the
succeeding night. We hope soon
to see coal moving up the canal
and down in price.
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A Positive Cure is to be found in
White Pine Compound for all trou.
bles Of the Throat, Lungs, Chest
and Kidneys. Try it and be con-
vinced.
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Copies OF several Of the st. Louis
Dailies of Saturday last reached us
on Tuesday, for which we are in
.debted to the attention of our young
friend W. P. Foster, late of, this
city.
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For the finest Letter and Note
Papers, Envelopes, &C., 90 to Tut
hill & Rigby's. Ladies Extra, fine
gold pens and holders at 81 so
32-2t.
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We Recognize

The very best Preparation ever
used by an intelligent public, in
"Barrett's Hair Restorative" which
took the Medal.
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L A N O A S II ER
NURSERY
FOR THE FALL OF '67.
7EOFFEH To VINEYARD.

VXTE OFEEH To VINEYARD.
wv lsts and Fruit growers IVES GRAPE,
which gives greater promise for wine than any
other grape now before the public.
year old plants s2h per hundred.
Iona, one year old S2iper hundred.
Concord one year old $40 per hundred.
Apple trees three years old SIS per hundred
Peach trees, one year old sl6 per hundred.
with every other variety of Nursery stock al
corresponding low prices. Also 100 bush
els OF -arIy Goodrich Potatoes at g.
per hushel Call and examine for yourselves
ut the Lancaster Nursery.
Oct. Sd, lSB7..5w JOHN GRANETT.
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Good winter apples are Selling
in our streets at 60 cents to 81 90
per bushel.
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For School Books, Writing Pa.
per, Envelopes, slatCs, Ink, &c.
cheap, 60 to A. Brenneman's Book
Store. He keeps the best assort.
ment in the city. 33-3w.
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l. NTSNN -'N''ilpti Jtiii ioofs
sEcTIoS I. Be il orriaineiyy ths Ciiy C,uneh oC
The eifVof LHnerser, Ohio, That il shall lie the du-
ty ofthe Marshal and the city Watch OF said city
to arrest all yagrants, common street beggarc. =.
common prostitutes, halrtual dsturbers oi the
peace, known or IEputed pick pockets, bur
glars, thieves, watch suffers, bail game play
ers, persons who prpetlce any trick, me or
device with intent 70 swlndle persons who
abuse thel families, or suspicious pprsOns who
can give 10 reasonable account OF themselves,
who shall be fonni elmer in the day time or r
the night season anywhere within the cOrpo-
rate limits OF said city aud il such arrest be
madein the day time, and nO' in the absence
OF the Mayor OF said city, forthwith to take
such person or persons before said MAYOR for
trial; and II such arrest be made in the night
season, or IN the absence of sad Mayor, TO con.
iine such person or persons in the City Prison
OF said city until he. she or they can be brought
before said Mayor for trial.
SIC. IL. That it shall he the duty NJ said
Mayor, whenever any Of the persons describe 4
IN the first see. ion of this Ordinance snail be
brought before him for trial, to hear the cyi.
dence, and fhe shall find such Lcrson guilty oi
any OF the offences in said first section enuine
rated, to assess against him. her or them fine
Of not less tn1n One and not exceeding fifty dol.
| lars, or to imprison such person or persons IN
said City Prison to be kept at hard iabOrat sait
city prison or elsewhere under the charge o
such officers or other persons as said MayOl
|
days for the first offence for the second Oiienc,
not exceeding ninety days. for the third Of
fence not exceeding six months. aud for the
fourth or any further repetition Of the offence
one year, or both such fine and Imprisonment
! at the discretion Of sad Mayor And II shal
further be the duty Of said Mayor whenever an,
Of the persons described in this Ord nanc,
against whom he shall assess a fine in comph
ance with this Ordinance, shall refuse or neg
lect to pay the same, tOgetherwith the costs .
|taNs. 60
sons in said city prison to he kept at hard labo
as Aforesaid I'm n manner consistent with thu
age, sex, and health ofsach prisoner or prison
ersl, until, at the rate OF seventy-f five cents fp
each days labor, exclusive of Sundays, he, sh
orthev shall have earned an amount equal 4
such fine and costs.
SEc. III. This Ordinance shall be in fore,
and take effect on its passage and leTal publica
ton. JACOB HIrE, Pee.
W. l.. KING, City Clerk. Nov 5-lw
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The amount of aid rendered the
South since the war, throughout
the North, is about ten millions
dollars.
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The new fire bell was elevated to
it's place on the City Hall Build
ing last week. 1t has a very fine,
clear tone, bpt we hope there may
be little occasion for its use.
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: "The Musical Mirror" now be-
ing used everywhere, can be had
at Tuthill & Rigby's Singing
Schools furnished at wholesale
prices. 32-2t.
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NOTICE IN paRTns. /


fViHOMAs MonieOmerys ab1 SAlah Nort
goInery hn uiic. at fa<nfnfion tarDtY,
Ponnry kahia; Isaac 6tiiiitl.. a fairufld tcrr-
y, Ohio; william Williamson ami 0ltrlitc
Williamson his wife, of fgekawaY CuuHtt, JiiVi
John kester aud MaJy koster hls Niic, tfHH-
field county, ohio; James 0fitllih, ofSapltncn
county, Illinois; sherman AtVker ansl hilyh
Meeker, his wiie, OF lrreldecuntN, ,OhlU dtln
l. Gridth. II ligkaWay county, Ohie, Wine VI
Griffith, ihoiuas u Hlliith, and Hanuel ibht
'tuhtn. ui t1frfie cuufIfy, ohfn, vfi frtN nu-
tioe that petition vas tied lrplutt tlfDl cn
the ID day al litCtober. lst7. 30 tke Neutt ut Nau-
mon Pleas witiiinHnd lor the einty oi faifhrtos
Ohio, 10y samuei r. rrinth nudtf nov lisutl.
ing, wherein snid Samuel =. GTG G1h dfhfl 80
pmtiuoh OF the following real estate, to wlt-
Lying aud being IN The county Cf Faitffl4sin
the State Oi9hio, and known nHd difung
{ hy beng paH of thc Northwest quaItet oi CO.
ton i6.in Township ~, pl Earge ~, oithf lHits
/ sold - Ihliisotht, Ohio, dnd Lounded as iCi-
i"wa Heginniugat the Northeast cOInCr ol sutd
quarter fe"lion; thence sauthforty CimlEttn The
I corner heiwren Dun sud Peters, ~ saie etc
Z iinn. thence west eighteen chains aud tVcniy-
! n'e Inks 10 y post carncr of lhorfA bli-
Z laEltrs aHd; thencc rnrth on the W piseid
l Thomas Gallagher, iDity CHAINS TO pest on tlia
{ north houndnrs line n said quarter So iloni
/ thence cost w!lh SAID boundary line cigticen
3 chainsrnd seventy.ive sinks tothc plHct IN q.
/ guniDg-c seyenty.i five ncrcs ~ lNrd
more or less; and that. ~ thcheXt torn oteaid
Court, the said Samuel p. Griffith viii npply ior.
an order that partition may le mnde y saic
premises. SAMUEL p, GRlFFlTh,
bg W. r. Greed, his Attorney.
| October ID. lS87-0w
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Ninety thousand dollars worth
Of Nicholson pavement has just
been laid in Columbus, Ohio.
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Latest from Italy

The subjoined dispatches by At.
lantic Cable, (Laken from the Co.
lumbus Journal of yesterday EN-.
body the latest intelligence from
Italy. The Roman Question seems
again settled; for how long q period
remains 10 be seen.
PARIS, Nov. 5.
The Moniteur publishes full par.
ticulars of the battle in Italy. The
scene Of the fght was near Tirola.
Three thousand of the insurgents
were either killed, wounded or
made prisoners. Garibaldi and his
son Menotti were captured at Ter
nj and sent to Florence as prison
ers of war. Four thousand Carl.
baldians, while on the march to re.
inforce the.insurgents, were stop.
ped, disarmed and turned back
The greatest agitation prevails in
Italy. The ultimatum OF Napoleon
is to be answered by or before
Thursday.
GENOA, Nov. 5.
Garabaldi arrived at Spezzla OF
board an Italian man,of. war;
prisoner in the hands of the Ital
ian Government.
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Glassware and On

Glassware and Queenswarc,
Just opened at Stewards, in Greene's
block, opposite Tallmadgc House,
Lancaster, Ohio. Thclargest stock
ever brought here. All Of which
will be closed out at Wholesale and
Retail, without regard TOT cost. Also
Table Cutlery, Spoons, Coal Oil
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys and Oil
Sept. 26. 1S67-3m.
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For Photograph Albums, Port
monnaies, Pocket Books, and Gold
Pens, go to A. Brenneman's Book
Store. He has the best and cheap.
est. 33-3w.
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FARM for SALE

A GODD FARM OF 222 ACRES
n Of Land in Berne township, on the Berne
station Road, two and half miles east of Lam
caster, IL offered Mt private sale unreasonable
terms. For lculars,descriptonlndt terms.
apply on thepremses to
Aprll4, lS61'2'u. DENNIS RENlCh
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BY PROF. CALVIN E. STOWE, D.D.

Showing what the Bible is not what IL is, aud
how to use it; tracing the history VI each book
up 10 It's origin with the inspired authors, and
completely all lnhdel cayls and OBJ
iectiOns to the Scriptures. Il IS an ordinary
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ltisneeded in every family where the Bible is
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1tats and Caps.

All the new styles of Hats and
Caps can be found at Brooks Hat
Store. n3l-3w.
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The business OF Mllingw will be continued by
the undcrrlgncd, j. K. Mumaugh, ard having
determined to devote particular attention Ia
custom work, and having thoroughly repaired
my Mil and Machinery, and having an expert
enced and competent miller, ilatter myself that
can give sati slnction to all who may favor me
with their work. warrant all work done ut my
MILL and when good sound grain is lurnish he'd
ifthe work is not satisfactory, return it to the
mill and viii pay cash for tie gram.
will at all times pay the highest market
price in cash tor Wheat, Buckwheat, Rye, aud
II Ominy Corn.
Best family flour Ny the sack or Dbl. Buck.
wheat -four, corn meal, Hominy and mill-teeC
furnished to families in any part Of the city.
J. Il. MUMAUGH.
Oct. 3lst, ,ls67,-iw.
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Common Pleas Courts.
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
THIRD SUB. B.DIvIsloN.
NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given to the members Of
~ the .imdndd Horse Company, (for the recOv-
cry of stolen horses, Sc.) that an Election for
officers for said company, will he held nj the
Amanda school house lin the town of Amandal
on Saturday, Nov. 9th, 1861.
HENRY REBER, Pres.
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Wilson Readers very cheap at
TuthilI & Rigby's. The 9th Read
er at 81 81 and others proportion
ably low. j.. 32-2t.
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NOTICE.

ONthe 2jth day of October, 1867, the Probate
Court OF Fairfield County, Ohio, declared
the estate of Aaron W. Ebright deceased, to be
probably insolvent.
Creditors nrS therefore required to present
their claims, duly authenticated, against the es-
tate to the undersigned, tor allowance, within
six months from The time above mentioned, OF
thew will not be entitled TO payment.
JACOB ULRICk, Admr. dc bonis non OF Aaron
W. Ebright dec. S2oew.
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SAMUEL BAKW. See.
NI,nee NJ Mnmhora
Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, engaged in the Milling busI-
ness, under the name aud style of MumGugh Il
Son, has this day by mumal consent been DIS
solved.
Theunsettled business Of the firm may be
closed with either of the undersigned.
J.R, MUMAUGH,
CHAS.F. MUMAUGH.
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Handsome & Reliable Watch.
For the low price of TEN dollars
Without Regard to Value.
And not to be Paid for I'M
less Satisfactory.

100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches s95Otosl0no
100 Magic cased cold Watches...... 200 TO 900
100 I.aies' Watches, enameled. 100 to 500
2HO Gold Hunting Chren.. Watches go to $40
900 Gold Hunting English Levers 100 to go
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches li0 10 90
500 Gold Hunting Am. Watches. 100 TO go
biOSlver II uniting Levers 20 to l5O
bOl silver Hunting DnpleNes....,... 10 to 2hI
5OOG oldtLadheS, Watches ........-... 90 to 25l
,UOO Gold Hunting l.epines .....,.,... so to 10
,oOO OMiscellaneouS::Silver Watches 80 to l0l
g, 600 Hunting SILVER Watches. 81 to 81
5,nOO Assorted Watches, nj! kinds. 10 TO %
ps-Eyery patron obtains Watch by this ar
rangement, costing hut $40, while II may be
worth St,DO1. No partalty shownaa
We wish to Immediately dispose ofthe above
magnificent stock Certificates, namngthe AT
tcle, are placed in sealed envelopes, and well
mixed Holders are entitled To the articles
named ON their certificate upon the payment o
Ten Dollars whe her II he a watch worth SlOO0
or one worth less. The return ofany Of oul
certificates entities you to the articles named
thereon upon payment, irrespective Of it'
worth, and as no article valued less than Sln II
named on any certificate, 1t will at once be seer
that thisis
No Lottery, but a ard
Legitimate Transaction, which may bt
participated in evea by the most iastldnus.
single certificate will he sent by mail, pos
paid upon receipt ol olZhceht-iHVeUorS ~ Sl' tltNtI
for 81, 'hirty-three and elegant premium for IS
slXty-Six aud more valuable premium for SiO
one hundred aud most sll erh Watch for St5
10 Agent, or those wishing employment, th
is rare opportunity. tits legt'mately con
ducted business. duly authorized by the GOV
eminent, and open to tho mostcareful scrutiny
Try us.
WRIGHT. BRO & CO.,
Importers, 16l Broadway, NY
Oct. 10th, ls67-Gm.
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AN ORDINANCE
Passed November jth, 1867. !

Providing for the punishment Of certain Of.
fences therein named, and further dc6Ling
the duties OF the Marshal. City Watch and
Mayor Of the city OfLancasier, Ohio.
Passed Move nber 5th, 1851