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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-12

p DoreLAs BEIL.--Attention is called TO-
the advertisements of this enterprising ma
chant in to-day Standard. Those "ho,o'
sire anything in his line, give him a cA'-
We are sure they will be pleased p0tn' 40
quantity, quality and prices.
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] Let every Republican remember the i'm
mortal words Of Nelson at Trafalgar
:" England expects each man this day to do
his duty 4 saaa
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Promoted.

1t is with pleasure that we record the pro-
motion of 1t. Louis E. Granger, AdJt. 10th
Inf, and 1t. c. E. Hargous, Q. NJ. 10th Inf,
both of Gen. Miles Staff.
end 1t. Louis E. Granger to be 1st Lieut..
U. s. A., by Brevet, for gallant and merito-
rious services at Antietam, Md. To be Cap
tain U. S. A, by Brevet, for gallant and
meritorious services at the siege OF Fort
Hudson-to rank as such from March 7th,
1857.
End 1t. c. E. Hargous to be 1st. Lieut. U.
S. A., by Brevet, for gallant and merltorlous
services at Sedgewick Crossing. 10 be
Captain U. s. A., by Brevet, FOR gallant and
meritorious services during the war;,
All who know these gallant and courteous
officers will be pleased at the intelligence OF
their promotion. We trust the Brvt. Cap
tains will enjoy long and happy life be-
meath the flag, which their swords defended
YIN G. A.-There will be meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Association to
morrow, O'Clock, p. M at the Presbyterian
Session House. ~
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RALEIGH. N. &.
Tuesday, Nov. 18th. 1867.

w- Mr.. c. w. HoRNER is authorized to make
business contracts for the Standard office.
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oOAAA'Niso =
ME-. J. E. o. HARA-Dear Sir: Y our favor dated
the 11th was duly received, with the letter from
Mr.. j. T. Pearson. It indeed gives me pleasure
to witness the interest and fidelity exhibited in
the letter to you for the Republican cause. ain
indeed impressed with his idea, and wish that all
of us would give it careful consideration. NY
business is such that 1 cannot do as would like,
yet desire it to be und' rstoOd that will CO.
operate with you in and for the general good. I
very much regret that my time is so wholly
engressed with business which l cannot easily
leave even for q day. If the coming struggle with
us proves successful, and l think it will, for
am bound to believe that right must conquer,
will make such arrangements that 1 can serve
those who have so generously rendered to me
the nomination as their representative. Feeling
thankful for the confidence you repose in me,
and grateful for the general support of all who
really love the cause, remain,
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
II. L. GRANT.
To show further that MIR. Robinson is unworthy
of the support of the Republicans of Wayne
county falling toget the nomination as candidate
for the Constil utiOnal Convention, he most
haughtily declined acting as Chairman of the
County Committee, and emphatically threatened
the colored people that if they differed with him
in opinion, and would not be led by an aspirant
that there would be division. The question OF
loyalty to.the government of the United Stateo
may probably be well founded, but his zeal to the
Republican party of North Carolina is only that
of an office seeker, and as Republican i am
proud to- know the serpent has shown his head
at this early day. = sig ~,
The resolution passed by our last meeting will
show the 6ecling of the Republicans.
At a meeting held in Goldsboro' on Monday
the 4th inst. tor the purpose OF hearing from the
delegates H. L. Grant delivered an able address
He there stated that there was but one party
destined to- restore peace and prosperity to this
country, and that was the Republican party. He
declared the hour for Conservatism had passed,
and the work must be done by Republicans.
He advised the whites present to acceptin good
| faith the reconstruction measures of Congress,
and acknowledge the political equality of the
negro, and assured them that when they do. this
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-11

New CoURT HOUSE. The Coun-
ty Commissioners, accompanied by
Capt. J. B. ORMAN, who has with
excellent Judgment been selected
as the architect of the new Court
House, havevisfted during ten days
past, number Of county seats in
the Southern aud Southwestern
part of Ohio, including Circleville,
Chillicothe, Portsmouth and Gin.
cinnati, with a view of examining
the court houses Of those places
and obtaining useful hints for the
erection of the proposed new struc-
ture here. We learn they contem-
plato starting Immediately on an
excursion to the principal towns in
the northern part of the State, for
the same purpose.
We are glad to be able to COM
nerd the action Of the Commits
sioners in the selection Of home
talent in the appointment OF an
architect, and trust that their Joint
exertions will give us a building
worthy to compare with the best
in the State, such as may fairly be
expected from the large expendi-
ture involved.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Special Notice.


Sets Of teeth made at from $40
to $lS. Having an established
reputation, l need not bring my
self into notice by blowing the
"horn Of self-praise," or give all
the principal citizens of Lancaster
as q reference, without their con.
sent. Willing that those for whom
Ihave worked for many years shall
decide upon my merits as Den
tist. During my residence in Ian
caster, many other Dentists have
come and went. l shall never pull
up stakes and leave my patients to
pay some other man his own price
for repairing or doing over again
work for which | have been paid.
Special attention given to filling
teeth. Teeth extracted without
pain by a process OF bcnumbing
the gums. Office at old stand. :
II. L. CRIDER.
April II, I'm.
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Arrangements Complete.


Having always been desirous OF
having in my employ the best work !.
men the country can afford, lam
happy to announce to my custom
ers, and the public in general, that
| have completed my arrangements
for tho Spring trade, beyond the
competition Of any other Millinery
House in this city. The Millinery
department will be in charge Of
Miss WAND, whose reputation as a
Milliner is too we'll known to this
community to need any common.
dation. The Trimming depart.
ment will be 10 charge of Miss
MARSHALL, of Philadelphia, who
comes to this cityrecommended by
a large Millinery House of that
city as being ono Of the best trim.
mers to be found in said city. Miss
Marshall, then, comes to this city
with a reputation as trimmer un.
equalcd by any in this section of
country. She brings with her all
the lates styles of Bonnets, Hats,
&C., which are direct from the Fash.
ionable Importing Houses OF New
York and Philadelphia. l would
respectfully invite tho ladies of
Lancaster aud vicinity to call and
become acquainted with Miss Mar
shall and see her selection of taste
ful Millinery. Miss Wand will be
assisted by Miss Kiely, of Cincin-
natl, and Miss Powers, of this place,
who will be pleased to see all their
friends and acquaintance. My
arrangements for Bleaching and
making over of Bonnets and Hats
are such that it will give satisfac-
ton to all who will be kind enough
to give me q trial. | would also
state that l have secured the SER
vices of Miss WELLER, of Cincinnati,
as Cloak and Dress Maker, who
will be pleased to have the ladies
call and see the latest styles Of
Cloaks and Sacks. shall keep on
hand the best and most fashiona
BILE selection of Cloaking Cloths,
Silks, &c., to be found in this city.
Havinghad twelve years experience
in the milliner business, it enables
me in the selection of my stock to
be superior to any other brought
to this market.
| would respectfully call the at
tontion of Milliners of this city and
vicinity to the fact that have com
pleted arrangements with Import
ing Houses which enables me to sell
goods to them at New York prices.
My selection, which is open for in
spection, consists Of Dress and Pat
ern Bonnets, Straw, Hair and Chip
Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks, Sat,
ins, Real Lace Wells, Bafeges, Tis-
sues, Amber and Pearl Ornaments,
Straw and Jet Trimmings, Dotted
Nets, Laces, &c. In the selection
of Dress Trimmings I have Amber
and Pearl Fringes; Black and
White, and Black Jet Fringes, and
q largo assortment of Buttons to
match the various styles of Trim
mings, &c.
To my friends and customers I
return my kindest thanks for their
liberal patronage extended hereto
fore and hope l have merited a con-
tinuance of their custom as ever.
JOHN N. MILLER.
Anril II 1857 -3w
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AN ORDINANCE

To revive an ordinance entitled "An ordinance
IN relation 70 the North Room over the Market
House in the Town Of Lane aster," passed
February 9th, 1885, and TO repeal an ordinance
entitled IAN ordinance 10 aathouEe the City
Council Of the Oity Of Lancaster, 10 contrac
with The Masonic Bodies, and TO repeal q Ger.
tain ordinance therein named, passed August
20, 1856:
SECTION BE II ordained by the City council
Of the City Of Lancaster That the ordinance
entitled IAN ordinance 10 authorize the City
Council Of the City Of Lancaster TO contract With
the Masonic Bodies and 10 repeal a certain or
dnance therein named, passed August 23d, 1896,
be, and the same IS, hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. That the ordinance entitled "An or
dinance in relation 10 the North Room over the
Market House in the Town Of Lancaster pass.
ed February 9th, 1885, be, and II Is hereby re-
yyed, and Il Is hereby declared that the MAsoni
ic Bodies of Lancaster be and they are hereby
restored to all their rights as possessed and en-
joyed by them anterior 20 the repeal oi the or.
dinance in this section mentioned by its title,
any thing in any ordinance Ut contract TO the
contrary notwithstanding.
SEc. 3. This ordinance TO take effect on its
passage and publication.
DoneIn Council this 9th day Of April, 1867.
JACOB HlTE, p. G. G.
w.. L. KINO, City Clerk.
Lancaster, April II, isG7,-lw.
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In the Court of COmmOnaPleas
in and for Fairfield county, o.

Jacoo Ulricll, Administrator, del
J0nis non, Of Aaron w. Ebnght,
dec, Plaintiff Petition TO sell
Against
Minerva Ebnght, widow, Mary
e. Ebright, "a mlnor,) John d. Real Estate,
Martin and Mary Jane Martin,
Defendants.
I'm pursuance ofan order Of SAID Court, in the
above case, to me directed, / will offer for
sale, at public auction, on the 4th day of
May, A. ID. 1897, at ! O'Clock II. M,
at the door OF the Court House in Lancaster.
Ohio, the following described real estate, situate
in the county Of Fairfield and State ofohio, to-
wit: The East halfof In Lot number eight, (s)
in square number ten, QO) Of the city Of Lam
casrer, Ohio, as formerly numbered, and now
known on the Plat and records ofsaid city as
In Lot number one hundred and seven, (lv7).,
Terms ofSale-One third in hand, one-thlrd
in one year, and one.thrd IN two years from day
of sale, with interest at legal rate per annum,
payable annually, the deferred payments TO be
secured by mortgage on premises sold.
Appraised at S2T00. JACOB UIRlCK,
Admr. dc bons non Of Aaron W. Ebright, dec
CoSSELL 4 FRTTTER, Attys.
April 1, l5C7--iW
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To Correspondents.

We have received q communica-
tion on the subject of the location
of the now Court House, which be-
ing unaccompanied by the namo Of
the author, We respectfully decline
publishing. The name of the au-
thor must accompany every com
munication sent to this office for
publication. This we require for
our own information and security
against imposition. Of course we
do not publish the authors name
with his piece unless he desires it.
As to the controversy about the
location of the Court House, this
paper has so far published nothing
on either side, yet we do rot feel
like denying plaoeia oar columns
to pertinent and temperately writ
ten articles advocating the views
of any one willing to intrust his
name to the publisher.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUrnoRlTY.

ITO expire on tie slst day OF January, 1865.
orrlcE OF THE ArpIroR OF STATE, ASSURANCE
DEPARTMENT., COLUMBUS OHIO r
February %, 1861,
WhereasL the International Insurance Com
many, located at New York, in the state OF New
York, has fled in this office a sworn statement
ofits condition, as required by the act "lo res
ulate Insurance Companies notipcorpoINted by
tho atate OF Ohio.n passed April s, 1906, and
amended February 0, 1854, and the act 10 reg,
nlata Foreign Insurance Companies" passed
Aplil s, 1865, and, whereas, said Company mas
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that is possessed OF an actual CaplLal o. ~
least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Doilafs'
Invested as required by SAID acts; and, Whereas
said Company has filed IN this once written
instrument under It's corporate seal, Snea ~
tha President and Secretary thereof, authorizing
onv aeent or agents Of said Company in this
State 70 ao knowledge service oil process, tor aud
m bohalf of said Company according 70 the terms
OF said act of A prI 8, 1856 ,.....
NOW, thoreiore. in pursuance OF the ects aiore-
SAID, I, JGuEs II CianMks. Auditor OF stale 70,
Ohio. do hereby certify that said international
Insuranoa Company of New York, is authorized
10 fran sact the business OF Fire and Marine IN
surance ia this state until the thirty-hFst dar
Of January, in the year one thousana eignt hun-
dred and sixty.eight.
In witnoss whereof. Ihave hereunto suoscIie,
ed my naIne and caused tne seal q
[sr1L.l my office 20 ne atnxeo sho eay snn
- year above written. 81
SaS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State,
B. f. Reinmund q Son,
@ Agents.
lancaster Ohio, March .s, lscr-sw
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TIC the Public.

l hereby return my gratitude to
the Public for the very liberal pat
ronagc conferred upon mo during
my past business career in this
city.
You will please notice that Mcssrs.
Miller and Seipcl and myself have
formed a copaftnorship for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Clothing
Trade on a moro extensive scale,
We hope so to deal with you that
you shall be able to say that Rising,
Miller & Seipel is tho place to get
entire satisfaction. P. RISING.
N, b. Those of my friends know
ing themselves indebted to mo will
please call and settle, as we all
know from experience, that short
settlements make long friends.
P. r.
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!. ID, JACKsON's GRAND GIFT
DISTRIBUTION,

j. ID, JACKsON's GRAND GIFT
DISTRIBUTION,
Advertised to take place in Lam
caster, March 18th, 1867, amount
ing to thirty.eight hundred dollars
in greenbacks aadsvaluable prop
erty, is postponed to April goth,
1867. Nearly one.half Of the tick.
cts remain to be sold, and the pro-
prietor does not wish to hold sin
gle ticket when the drawing takes
place; as it might create dissatis.
faction among his patrons. The
drawing will certainly take place
at the time to which the postpone.
ment is made.
A few active agents to sell tickets
in different parts of the country,
wanted. Commission, ten per cent
on all tickets sold. Tickets one
dollar each.
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p e r f E G II D.

Having for the last two years been
requested by my numerous lady
patrons, TO place in charge of my
Manufacturing and. Trimming De-
paftment, practical, tasty and
competent Milliner, l have at last
succeeded in complying with their
wishes by securing the services OF
Miss KATE QUILL. All who have
had The pleasure Of examining Miss
Kate's trimming acknowledge that
she is, in every particular, mistress
of her profession. Miss Quill was
engaged a number Of years in the
establishment of Miss Bard's, in
Cincinnati, one of the first Millinery
Establishments in the Queen City,
in full charge of the Trimming De.
partment, and always gave entire
satisfaction to the most fastidious,
and has been in this city for about
two years, whore she has proven to
all her superior taste as a milliner.
An invitation is extended to all the
ladies to call at my new rooms and
satisfy themselves.
shall make it more Of a special
ty this season than ever, to keep
a complete stock of the latest Pa
risian styles of Millinery always on
hand. Having made arrangements
with one of the first class Import
ing Houses in New York city to
constantly forward TO me all the
newest shapes in Bonnets, Hats,
and nav styles of trimmings as fast
as they receive them from Europe,
will enable us to show you all the
now styles in two days after they
land in New York city. I will
continue to keep all kinds of Fancy
Goods, Dress Trimmings, Cloak
Trimmings, Corsets, and Notions
generally, in greater variety and
better styles than heretofore.
Having store room largo enough,
and so we'll adapted to my business,
and having it all neatly and nowly
furnished, l feel confident that |
can make q display that will make
you all feel happy to drop in and
take q short stay and look round.
We will still continue to bleach
and press Bonnets and Hats in the
good old superior way. Also re-
manufacture, in the very best style,
and on short notice. And the last,
but not the least important,
boldly assert that l defy competi-
ton in prices. l will sell all my
goods at lower rates than any other
house dare to offer the same quail
ty OF goods, and no other house can
offer the same quality of work. In
taking all Of my present advan
tages into consideration, | feel con-
fident that you will all appreciate
my efforts in making and estab-
fishing q perfect Ladies Emporium
and will give me the amount ofpat-
ronage that is due mo.
My friends will accept my warm
est thanks for their past encour-
agement and patronage, and l hope
that in the future / may have the
pleasure OF seeing you all and as
many more new friends and GUS
toners. ID. Y. HIRE.
Miss Quill extends an invitation
to all her lady friends to call and
see her and assures them that she
will be better prepared than ever
TO please them.
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Don't Forget

That H. G. Hyre has removed his
Millinery and Fancy Foods Estab-
lishment to tho room in the Sh@ffer
block I'd door east of Tallmadge
House entrance. Call and take q
look at his new and attractive quar-
tiers. 3.3w.
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BILLIEoHuRsT has laid onour Ia
Bile the May number of that ster-
ling magazine, the Ladies Nation
al, published by Q. j. Peterson,
Philadelphia. Billinghurst keeps
on hand this and all the leading
fashionableaud literary periodicals,
and all tho desirable publications
Of the day. Call at the old popular
stand, a few doors west Of the Hook
ing Valley National Bank.
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Pursuant to adjournment tho
members Of the Club assembled in
the Mayors Office and were called
to order by the President. The
minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved. The Con-
stitution and Bylaws, as laid
down by the National Association
Of Base Ball Players, was then ia.
ken up, section by section, and
adopted, filling up the blanks as
follows:
The Club shall be known by the
name of tho Nemean Base Ball Club
of Lancaster, Ohio, and shall con-
sist of not moro than fifty regular
members.
At an election for membership,
one negative vote shall exclude the
candidate.
All persons who are elected mem-
bers shall furnish their address to
the Secretary within fifteen days
after notice Of election, or forfeit all
claim of membership.
The election of officers shall take
place at the lst regular meeting in
the months Of April and October,
and it shall take place by yeas and
nays, and not by ballot.
Fifteen members shall constitute
q quorum for the transaction Of
business at any regular meeting
The stated meetings of the Club
shall take place semi-monthly, at
or near the 1st and 18th of each
month, at u o'clock, P. NJ.
Each member shall pay an an
nual due of so cents, and fine of
10 cents shall be imposed upon any
member who shall make use of pro-
fame language, either at the rogu.
lar meetings of the Club, or during
field exercises. A fine of 25 cents
was then imposed upon any mem
ber who shall dispute the decision
Of the Umpire during field exer-
cises, and the same sum for disobe-
dienee to the orders Of the Captains,
while they have lawful authority.
The following resolution, intro.
duced and put by Wm. Noble, was
unanimously agreed to:
Resolued, That the initiation fee
Of President Kinsman be remitted,
as a slight mark of our appreciation
OF his valuable services to our or.
ganization.
On motion Of John W. Beck the
Club adjourned sipe die.
3. N. KINSMAN, Pres't.
JOHN S. BECK, Sec'y
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Base Ball Club.
LANCASTER, ONO,
AsI III 1nnH

April 4th, 1927.
In accordance with call, the
young men who had given their
names for the organization of a
Base Ball Club, in Lancaster, as
sembled in the Council Chamber on
Thursday evening, April 4th, at Z
o'clock, when the following bust.
ness pertaining to the organization
OF the Club was transacted:
: On motion of John A. Hunter
the meeting was organized by call.
ing DR.. ID. N. Kinsman to the Chair,
when they proceeded to the cleo
tion of permanent officers for the
Club, which resulted in the follow
ing selections:
President--Dr. d. N. KINsslAN.
Vice President ---JoHN A. Hun
TER.
Treasurer. M. SUTpHEN.
Secretary--J. S. BECK.
Directors-J. B. MoNEILL, GEO.
B. BRAsEE, and JOHN SlFFoRD.
On motion, Sl.00 was established
as the matriculation fee of the Club,
and no person is to be considered
member until he has paid the
above named sum. 1t was then
agreed that the Club should be
ruled and regulated, in play and in
business, by the Rules and Regu-
lations Of the National Association
OF Base Ball Players"
On motion of John NJ. Sutphen
the Secretary was authorized to
purchase blank book in which
the minutes Of each meeting are 10
be recorded, after their adoption by
the Club.
In the absence of a copy of the
"Rules and, Regulations Of the Ma
tional Association of Base Ball
Players" the meeting adjourned to
convene again in the Mayors Of
fee, on Monday evening, April 9Th,
at y O'Clock.
JOHN S. BECK, Sec'y.
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er.aa Mlllln.ry Op.alas :. =. Q


Grand millinery Opeaing at ~. O
nyro's,
Undor the supervision Of Miss
KATE QUILL, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, May End, 3rd and
4th.
The Ladies are all respectfully
invited to attend-also to defer
their purchases until then, as VIC
expect to have the finest display Of
PARIsIAN MILLINERY ever exhibited
in this city. HYRE.
Aprill1-3w.