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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09
nSrA YOUNG lady returning

her country home, after sojourn Of few
months In the City, was hardly recognised by
her friends. In place ofa coarse, rustic, flush.
ed face, she had soft ruby complexion OF al
most marble smoothness, and instead oftwenty-
three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
inquiry as to the cause Of so great change, she
plainly told them that she used the -CiTcas-
sian Balm, and considered II an invaluable
acquisition to any Lady by It's use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their person
al appearance an hundred fold. ltis simplein
its combination, as.Nature herselfls simple, YET
unsurpassed in its efficacy in drawing impuri'
ties from, also healing, cleansing and beautiiy'
ing the skin and complexion. BY its direct &C.
ton on The cuticle itdraws from itall Its i'm
purltles, kindly healing the same, and leaving
the surface as Nature intended Il should be
clear. son, smooth and beautihl. Price 81
sent by Mail or Express, on receipt of 81
order by W. L. CLARK 4 co., Chemists,
Nos West Fayelte st., Syracuse. N, Y
Tho only American Agents fprthe sale ofthS
| same. F
I Feb. IA. 1867, Iy. ris. n.F tf s, -
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n n. Manrln. Esd. movod an q.

J. d. Martin, Esq. movcd an d
mendment by the adoption Of an
additional resolution, as follows;
Resolued, Ikata Committee be
appointed by The Chair, consisting
Of two citizens Of each ward of
Lancaster, to take charge Of The
printed proceedings of this meet
Jog, and procure an expression Of
the views of citizens, to be attached
to the same and presented, with
said proeeedlngs, to the city couneil
ut it's next meeting,
The question was then taken on
the adoption oftho preamble and
resolutions as amended, aud carried
unanimously in the affirmative.
Tho CHAiR then appointed the
committees called for by tho last
resolution, as follows; xsq i.
lst ward-G. G. Book, J. B
McEieill. aaRaaa . 3
I'd ward-J. d. Martin, Col. N
schleicb. aN ,. a5R
sd ward-o. r. sbaHsr, B. W.
Pratt. 1853 9f 81 a g.i
4th ward--Wms E. Baker, Geo
Eekert.a s. M a.'sts@
On motion Of H.qH. Hunter, {
was. resolved that these proceeding
bc published in the newspapers o
The city, and In the form Of slip
for circulation for signatures of cit
liens. .',...sl,i,,, ~: 4,
The same gentleman moved thaI
tho City Council be asked to maxi
an appropriation TO dcfray the ex
pense Of printing ordered by thi
meeting. and tho same was agreot
to. .-.ae aa 1t.4v
On motion of JoHs REBER, tb'
meeting adjourned. '''1
M. A.DAUGHERTY, Chn
s A. GRlswoLD, Secy.
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Medical Notice.

nR. e. CONE MAY BE CONSULT.
BED at the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Colborn House,
on Saturdays and Sundays, May 4and s; June
8 and o; JULY Is and IA August II aud IL ;
Sept. q and 70 Oct. 20 and q.
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge House on
Mondays after the Express Tralnarriyes going
West until II goes West on Tuesdays, May q;
June 10; July Is; August 10, september
% October 28. DR.. CONE cures oil forms
OF Chronic Diseases, as Dyspepsia In allits va,
rious varieties; all diseases Of the Lungs and
Air passages, as Laryngitis, Bronchitis, and
Consumption all, diseases Of the Kidney 9,
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generally; all
dis eases of the Heart, Blood and Blood Yes
sells. all diseases Of the Brain and Nerves, a.
Epilepay, Chorea, orSt. Vitus Dance, Neural
gia, Palsy, and general nervous innutritoni
ali diseasea OF Females, enlarged Tonsils. and
all forms Of Scrofula; also all diseases oftht
Eye and Ear, and all other Chronic Diseases
R1-No charge for consultation, butcashfoi
[Aprn 8, lso72-lyl flH
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A long time ago q littlc boy
twelve years old on his road 10
Vermont, stopped at q country
tavern, and paid his lodging and
breakfast by saving wood, instead
of asking for it as a gift. Fifty
years later, the same boy passed the
Same little inn as Geo. Peabody,
the banker, whose name is the syn
onym of magnificent charities.
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The New York Election---Con-
stitutional Convention.

We have no further returns
from New York, since the an.
nonncement that the Republicans
had carried the State BY 10000
majority, aud had elected u large
majority OF the delegates. The
Herald gives tho nance Of l04 Re.
publican and SO democrat dole.
gates--making q Republican ma.
jority of4S The vote was light
throughout the State, bnt the re.
suit very plainly indicates that
there 10 no reaction favorable q
democracy Ia New York. Con.
neciicut grated her wooden nut.
megs ia vain. Every State which
has voted since thegallant Haw.
ley was defeated BY bribery and
corruption. has given q Union ma.
j6rity. Connecticut stands alone
the recreant Of the North.-~Day
or JeNn0i.
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Proposed Amendment tothe
CONSTITUTION.
rnr arArE nr nHIn.

!. o6ses of ths Secretary Of State. ! fa
I, William Henry Smith. Secretary Of s.sfS
Of the State n OHIO, do hereby certify that
he following isa true copy Of joint resoIu.
zion, passed BY the General Assembly Of the
State Of ohio, on the eth day OF April as D.
1861, taken from the original rolls on fle inthis
ONCE.
In testimony whereof Ihaye hereuntc
subscribed my name aud afhxed thoGreai
II. 81 Seal Of the State Of OHIO, at colum-
bus. the 9Th day OF April, A. D, lse7,
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, {
Secretary Of State.
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n EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tnrnnike Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petitionwill
Y be presented to theCounty Commissioners 81
Fairfield county, Ohio, at the June session, 1867,
praying that the State road leading from the
village Of Cedar Hill, Amanda township, in said
county, through and over the lands Of Lyman
Allen, Henry Reber, John Hutchins, George H.
Strode, Henry Work, and others, to the clty o.
Lancaster, in said county. may in furtherance Of
the public convenience anu utility. be straight
ened, graded, and grayeled, by the order Of the
said Commissioners, in accordance with the
statute passed by the General Assembly OF The
State OF OHIO, March 29th, 1867.
May o, l86T-3W MANY PETITIONERS.
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what Morgan Made in Coshoc.

ton. ,.ltFf..t
The Coshocton Age tells us Of
some ofthe things Morgan madein
that county as follows-
ANOTHER cATHARTIc.
One Of the many foul and dam.
ming tricks of villainous corrup.
ton practiced,by the iniquitous
sympathizers oil treason in Coshoc-
ton county, brought to light by the
investigation now going on in this
District between Hon. Columbus
Delano and a fellow by the name
of Morgan, was that Of one OF the
Judges of the election in Jefferson
township, Coshocton county, taking
from the ballot. box q handful Of
tickets, destroying those for Della
no and replacing them with tickets
from his vest pocket, for Morgan
How about striped clothes and
boarding in the penitentiary fol
this chap.
NASTY BUSINESS.
Brave Morgan who had the ter
minal point ofhis vcrtebrae shat
tered by a Mexican joker was moi
bravo enough 10 pay his witness
fees. Two young men from Perry
township, were duly summoned a
at the request Of ye General aftel
thcy had appeared it was ascer
tanned that they were not very
good copperhead witnesses; where
upon Col. Greer, one Of the Attor
neys for Mr.. Delano, called then
to the stand, and clearly proved
nine illegal votes, all Of whicl
were cast for Duke de Cumberland
After the examination the younI
men called for their fees, which tn
Attorney for the Duke refused t.
pay, simply allowing them thei
mileage. We suggest that if ou
copperhead friends are gettinI
short, that they make another dasl
at our county treasury.
CHANGING BALLOTS.
A Coshocton correspondent G
the Journal adds the following +
tho above:-
$50 far, MIR. D. has proven an in
Vulnerable number of deserters an
draft.sneaks that have voted 70
Morgan. He has proven that i
Jefferson township, where Morga
had a majority of twenty-six, on
of the Copperhead trustees was de
tected in changing the ticket
while counting out. For the pas
three days Mr.. d. has been pre-
wing by one hundred and twenty
two persons that thoy voted 70
Mr.. d. in Linton township, whcr
the Cop. trustees counted only on
hundred for him. This townshi
gave one hundred majority 70
Morgan. Here the trustees refus
ed to allow any Republican to b
present at the counting out of th
votes.
1t will also be proven that th
samo state Of affairs exist in Mon
roe township, where Morgan ha
thirty majority. AT tho Spring
lections the Republicans gave tn
Cops, a banter to test their major
ty after polling their township
and making allowances for remoy
ais, &c. The Cops. accepted tn
challenge and the result was -RC
publican majority of some twent
odd.
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Desirable Property for Sale.

A LOT OF sixty ACRES, on which
rooms, good Corn-crib and Wagon-shed,
never-failing we'll, some fifteen thrifty, bearing
apple trees, with abundance ofsmall fruits Of all
kinds. The property is situated in Pleasant
township, on'the old Wheeling road two and q
halt miles east OF Lancaster, and can be bought
on very favorable terms, II application be made
soon. For further particulars inquire Of the
undersigned on the premises, or at the Gazette
office. MARTIN LANTl.
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uRruoI,nINo HEAVEN ANp FEEI,

"BEHoIDINo HEAVEN AND FEEL
ING HE'LL ~ Very properly des-
cribes those who, suffering from
such acute maladies as Gravel, Did
betes, difficulty Of voiding urine,
and like complaints, behold thor
fellows on every hand in the full
vigor of perfect health.
But every such can find relief in
DR.. j, W. Poland,s White Pine
Compound-the ncyerfailing rem
edv. (
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THE CouoH AND LuSe REMEDY, for every fam.
lily to keep st hand.
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM,
II sells everywhere, and gives satisfactlon.-
Read the following extracts from letters:
l.. B. BewIE, Druggist; Uniontown, Penn.
writes, April I, 1865: "Allen's Lung Bnlsam has
performed some remarkable cures about here
recommendit with confidence In all diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs." @
srERLiHs BRos., Druggists, write from Cur
rolton, January 27, 1866: "send us six dozen AL
lens Lung Balsam. We are entirely ou. oiit.-
Itgives moregenerai satisfaction than any othc
medicine we SELL" }n.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. and by al
Dealers in Family Medicines.
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ThePortsmouth Republican thus
notices the speeches recently made
in that city by a couple Of distiu-
on;shod Soufharn oantlamon. Sea-
The First Gun.

ftl Ine ElrSJ Gun.
On Saturday night last, Hon.
Horace Maynard, Of Tenn and
Mr.. W. II. Holt, Of Mount S,erl.
ing, KY, made speeches at the old
market house in this city. They
had boen on q canvassing tour,
fayoring tho election ofSam Mckee
in the Ninth congressional district,
of Kentucky. Our central com.
mittee pressed them into the ser.
vice of Ohio radicals for one night,
and brought them over tho river.
Mr.. Maynard spoke at great length,
and was listened TO with the most
profound attention. II was the
best speech ever made in our city,
that directly took the affirmative
in the question Of changing our
constitution, 90 that the black man
can have achanco 10 voto, and show
whether be is capable and worthy
10 WELD the weapon Of freemen--
the ballot. Mr. Maynard had been
prejudiced against the colorcd man
both as a soldier and q voter. Ii,
voted and made speech against
thor being enlisted in the regular
volunteer service But the pro.
gressive influences Of the war, had
taught him many lessons. ne had
witnessed the gallant services Of
Steadman's black brigade, at the
battle of Nashville. II was HURLED
against the onemy's mussed forces
and heavy artillery, whom tho fate
Of the day hung trembling In the
balance. The colored charge was
successful. The rebel retreat wac
commenced The retreat became a
rout. Tho confusion and dcstruc.
tion ot Hoods army was the result.
lie looked upon tho dead as thcy
were hurriedly piled into the sol
dicr's grave, and marked the up.
turned pleading faces Of the row OF
negroes, and vowed, as for him, his
opposition to the negro, both as a
voter and a soldier, should lie en-
tombed with the colored defenders
Of tho city of Nashville. The
whole speech Of Mr. NJ. was woll
timed and had powerful influence
upon his hearers, lie had lived
whore the soothing furnace of war
and rebellion had melted away the
old corrupt ideas Of political rights,
and had Witnessed the parturition
labors Of society In bringing forth
the new freedom, baptized az II
was, in the best blood ofthc people,
The burning zeal Of the new birth,
is yet hanging upon bis garments
His speech had The effect OF inius.
ing this new FIRE, TO some extent
into tho cold soil Of an Ohio au,
dience. The listeners looked al
him and then at each other, as
much as 10 say, / believe that
what do you sayS The friends ol
freedom rcjoiccd in their hearts
that 30 gallant and frank a defen'
der had opened up the canvass In
favor Of tho enlargement Of politi
cal rights. nIs enemies howled
and gnashed their teeth, and three
or four Of them were heard distinct
iy 10 cheer Jel Davis, "as loud a
they could bawl." They felt thai
their cause was identified with JcA
and Tor him they must cheer.
After Mr.: Maynard was through
Mr.. Holt made few eloquent re
marks. He was listened TO witt
much attention, although the hou
bad grown late.
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JAS. WILLIAMS, Sec, &Treas
GEO, 3: WRIGHT,
RODNEY ZOOS.
HENRY MILLER, ~,
j. ]. 0RITCHFIELD,
8 ISAAC y. ASTON,
Erecutios Committee.
STATE CENTRAL coMMIrrEE--Bs

? AsA1 - SN~N@ @~~@A@ w. - =
DISTRICTS.
4. W. P, Nixon, Cincinnati.
/. ThOs. l., Young, Cincinnati.
8. James Scout, Lebanon.
4. NJ. u. Mitchell, Piqua.
5. T. e. Grissell. Up. Sandusky
6. d. W. Loudon, Georgetown.
7. I. NJ. Barrett, Spring Valley
8. H, @. Hedges. Mansfield.
8. Chas. p. Wickbam, Norwalk
10. NJ. R Bradley, Delta.
IL. Jos. Bradbury, Kygor.
IL. Chas, 4. Sb@ffer. Lancaster.
l3. d. II. Willard, Zanesyille.
IA. II. G. Blake, Medina.
is. w, P.Sprague, Mcconnelsville
16. B. R. Cowen, Bellairo.
II. ]. K. Rukenbrod, Salon.
IS. NJ. R. Keith, Cleveland.
10 Peter Hitchcock. Burton.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful ndiscreton, win for the snxe
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
It, therecire and directions for making the SIM
pie remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence
d0HN r. OGDEN,
Nay 0, Oily AZ Cedar Street, New York
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BACON Quiet and steady 1910
for Cumberland cut,
LARD--A shade firmer; 134al43c
for fair to prime hteam and 13aal3ac
kettlc rendered
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In the Court OF Common Pleas with
In and for FairneId County, D., %.
Minerva Gallagher
ys Petition for Divorce

M'nsi'ATAi's"' VS. Petition for Divorce.
Lafayette Gallagher.
yuJhe above named Lafayette Gallagher, whose
place Of residence IS unknown, Is notified
that Minerva Gallagher did, on the 29th day o.
April, AID 1867, file her petition in the ottce of
the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas, within
and for the county OF Fairfield and State OF Ohio,
charging that the said Lafayette Gallagher was,
on or about the 18th day OF July, 1866, and at
divers times prior thereto and since, guilty Of
extreme cruelty towards her, without any Just
cause or provocaton on her part. Among other
things IN this, that on said last named day the
said Lafayette Gallagher cursed and abused her,
| and kicked her, inlicting bruises great bodily
injury and frequently heretofore cursed her and
| threatened her with bodily harm, and on said
day and on divers other days, the said Lafayette
| Gallagher made false accusations against herr
the presence and hearing ofOther persons, .
falsely charged her with want OF chastity, and
said that she was whore, all which was without
! truth and without canse; and such Language and
abuse was ofirequent occurrence, so much so a.
| to make IL impossible for her to live properly
with said Lafayette Gallagher; that the said La
| fayette Gallagher has abandoned her for nearly
| q year past, and has wholly neglected to provide
| for her; and asking that she may be divorced
nom the SAID Lafayette Gallagher and for other
| relief a
The said Lafayette Gallagheris required 70 an.
| swer sad petition on or before the 10Th day o
June, 1867, which petition will stand for hearing
| at the June term, 1867. of said Court.
Dated Maya, 1867. ,,urnr
Connell Fritter, Attys.
| May 2, 1s67-6-Gw
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Kentucky Election.

An election for members Of Con.
gress was held in Kentucky last
Saturday. Returns 50 far as re-
ceiyed. indicate tho election oi
democrats in tho fourth. 9Th and
seventh districts. Newport gave
% Union majority, and Covingtou
8es democratic. A'9 s'-,
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Professional Notice.

II HAVE TAKEN MY SON AS A PARTNER
in the practice Of medicine and its collrteH
ltranches' Those wanting our services can
at my old office, on High St. The firm will :
Berstler 4 Son. GEO. W. BGRSTLER. Al
Lancaster, May2, l8C7--3w"
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NORHOR.

RooKs OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CA
tital Stock OF the "Cedar Hill and Lancast
turnpike Road Conn any, will be open on q
dth day ofMay. 1867, at the following places:
At the residence Of John Hutchlns, in Aman,
township; George Hughes, in Hooking townshi
and at the oflic6 Of the county Surveyor, IN La
caster. JOHN HUTCHiNS,
WESLEY PETERS,
GEORGE HUGHES
PETER HAY,
HENRY WORK,
JOHN REBER.
y ApuiA, lseT-6w COPorafio
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GREAT RAILROAD DECI,ION'
Mineral Railroad Located
TT HAS BEEN FINALLY DECI.
Il ded that the Mineral Railroad will run thro
Lanc"s "ster, and that 4+
VORYS & BROTHER
are now prepared to sell all kinds Of
BUILDING MATERIAL

are now prepared to sell all kinds Of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
lower than can be bought in this or adjoinini
counties. Theli stock consists OF Pine, YAK
Ash, Poplar and Sycamore flooring, Bsrn SIG
ing and House Siding; Poplar and Pine Finf
Lumber; Joists, Raiters, Studdng and 4
cling; Shingles, Pastering Lath and Woouel
Fave Spouting; Plain and Dressed.Lumber.
Having made arrangements with wholesaI
houses in Cleveland, they will furnish Bills
order Of oil kinds OF Building Material, deliverel
IN the Canal, or at the Depot, ut wholesa,
prices.
BUILDTNG Contracts taken, AM
every species Of work in the Carpenter AM
House. Joiner line, executed promptly, and
the latest style and guaranteed to giye satiil
faction.
DESIGNS OF Buildings, Porticos, Stair
and Fronts furnished free Of charge where "
contract. ". a.! \
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Brackets, Mantles, stait
and ali kinds Of Inside work mado to orde
and at Factory prices.
Carpenters and Builders will find It to thel
advantage to call on us before purchasing elst
where.
N-PShop and Lumber Yard, 'oofne
OF Canal and Mill streets, North end
Columbus street.
Thankful for past favors in the way Of eut
tom, we invite all 70 give us call, and we wi
sell you more lumber for less money than 70
can get elsewhere.
VORYS & BRO.
Lancaster,-aIarch 2sth, ls67l-M
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The Coshocton Age tells us Of
some ofthe things Morgan madein
that county as follows:-
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BROWN x PERKINS
Pianos for the People !
400 Rrooma St Nav York

" Z would cali the attention o. the public ia
w our elegant New Scale Pianos, in the fol-
styles:
corners, plain case, either octlgnn 81
carve Fless, stra gAi hottsm, bead mould
1l5 -u s@4
STYLE 3. uclHEt- Saulea rs slFto A. win
serpeutlne mouiding on piuih. carved
legs anlIN F. --------------------- ~
STYLE sec" z octave. frouI corners large
r-uud, serpenIne BOTTOM moulelnes
same rs on style ID. carved Tyre alu desk,
lnlCy carved &l
@D,f7 octave. Frur large round
corners. finished bacz, m0uidings ON rim
and piinsh. Eerpemtiue bottom, carved
Tyre and desk. elegant carved fruit legs go
The above styles are al finished en- eiegnut
Rosewood eases, and have the huh iron frame,
French action, harp pedal poveied TOP, ivory
KEYS and key fronts. and exceed IN oYeralruug
bass nearly an the - O ave tLalos now man
ufactefqI They are made ofthe best materials,
and for flush, durability, puuEy and sWeelness
Of tone. cannot be surpassed
The four styles ue-cfiueQ auuve- embOdy all
fhe-esseutial changes in ext rior finish Of case,
winch are by manufacturer ruu up 70 10 and
Ne invite the attention ofthe public. % deal
ars and the pIo IS ion, 70 a critical eXaMiI.st on
OF tie mentt of our Flanos.
by avO dingthe great expense attend ntupnn
aeffv fartOrias and extensive warero0ms in
me ctg. we are enabled 90 offer these Pianos at
pricez which defy competition, and Invite allO
csti a~udezamine Them before purchasing Tise-
When references and testimonials are ne
quired by those about to purchase, mate1C OF
PRESENTING a display Of professional names We
refer to the parties to whom we have soln our
Planes. Their judgment a. 10 the real merits
Of eur instruments AS to their d~nIanulty tourls
swesfness and power OF tone, standing IN tune,
etc, based on actual experience, being OF lax
more value than the mere good opinion OF utd
artist, however edpaDie, VINO NEE 1o tHA
tvarero0m. instruments in perfect tuue and Gre
der. which have Just received the WorAmeh 3
hast haishinE touches.
Cur MOTTO Is. ~Qulck safes anu snau ploAEt
E...H for "a aIFaHNtAT Hn
BROWN PERKINS,
ianII szo-daW ~ B~rOoIasSt, sew YORK
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NEW YORK.
MILO HATCH- CHAs. r.. PHELPS,

MILO HATCH CHAs- H. HELrS.
Twenty years C1sl'r Six years Ageutand
Mechanic Bank. Cashier Southern
augusta Ga. Express Company
II ATCH & PHELPS. Baukes aud Brokers,
IA General Purch sing Agents, and J.-.a ant
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents 10
Broad street, and s. Exchange Place. 1ew York.
EEFEiENCEs-E u. Lowry, E~q- Ir-s.tsf @
Bank of Republic. n. Z. Josiah UasU-. ESQ A.
Pres. shoe and Leather Bank y. E.- I.N Yer
uiiyc, ESl., az She Merchants Bank. 81. s. E.
N0urse * Brooks. Il Pearl sire g. y. S.. br1fi-
81 Petters, ~ Pearl street, n. w. DIS Brown.
ESQ, Editor aud trupriet.r Rochester DEMO-
craf, Rochester, N g.; John J.. Buuce. Esq,
Prest PheuiE Bank. hartford. &C James Miles.
ESQ. Pref Exchange Bank, Hartford. Ct,
Francis fellowts g. son, Attorneys at Law,
Hartford ct u. A.. Dwight SEQ, Boston, Mass;
Calvin Tan. ESQ. Worcester, Mass; Thomas =.
MetcalL, Flo augusta Ga d I'm Uavsou. ESQ
Augusts. Ga; u e Pant. $50 Prs Q south
eru Express Co. X j. EullucE. j. o.. ~uu't
Southern TX. Co, Atlanta. Ga- e Hubert,
ESQ, Supt southern TX Co., atlanta, Gas Jas.
shutter, Esq Suut- southern FAX Coz. Memphis
Tenn A. T. small, ESQ, sept Southern EE.
Co, New Orleans ald Agents of Expires COM
nnuips. .lIIl tu.