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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-26
Now York Market.
New YoRK, Sent.

New YoRK, Sept. %.
FLOU R-l0a20c lower for com
mon, other kinds unchanged
81 ,9OaS,l 10 for superfnc State and
Western S9,75al3,OO for extra
Western; $9,9Oal2,5O for round
hoopcd Ohio; Sllal6 for st. Louis.
RYE FLOUR-SG, ,20aS,0O.
WHEAT-S2,1G for spring ;
81, lOa2, 20l for No. 2 do; so 2Sa2, 80
for No. do, 81, % for choice am.
bcr State $3.50 for white Gcneseo;
S2,G5u2,75 for white Michigan;
S2,724a2 75 for white California;
RYE Firm at 81 ,4Sal,5O.
CORN-$l 2eA1 80 for mixed
western.
OATS 73a75c.
PORK - Firm at 80 la25 for mess,
and $40 50a2l for prime.
CUT MEATS-,12fa13o for
shoulders and l5ta1G4c for hams.
LARD-l34all4c.
BUTTER l5ag7c for Ohio, and
lSa35c for ttatc.
CllLESE-Quiet at lOal5c.
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THE COUNTY FAIR.
Novel and Attractive Features.

|
The Rules, Regulations and Pre-
MUM List for the Annual Exhibi
tion commencing Oct. 9th, are
printed in our columns this week
Tho County Agricultural Society
goes into the enterprise this year
under an unexceptionable organl-
zation and such favorable auspices
as should make this the masterpiece
of all the exhibitions that bayc ever
been held in the cornty. 1t re-
mains but for tho farmers, produ.
GERS, mechanics and manufacturers
OF the county to do their part, in
order that this object shall bo fully
realized. The business of selecting
and preparing for transportation
to tho far grounds, Of stock, agri,
cultural, horticultural and floral
products, ofimplcments machinery,
wares and fabrics OF all kinds
should be entered upon at once.
with tho determination to contrib
ute each one his or her share TO
make tho display one which shall
worthiIy set forth tho unsurpassed
resources of Fairfield county in alr
'hc departments in which compcti
ton is invited,
The amusement features Of the
exhibition (Which every sonsiblc
mind will regard as important ad
juncts in the furthcrancc Of tho use
I'll objects OF the ins'itution) are OF
tho rarest, most rth.provoking
and interesting character, aud at
the same tme so entirely unobicc .
tionablc that tho most faslidous
may well give them tho tribute of
their close attention, Such are the
novelties of foot racing, tho wheel.
barrow races, the hurdle foot aces,
and the grand national pastime Of
base ball, which will doubtless at.
tract additional thousands to the
fair grounds during tho peoples
great holiday week.
For particulars in reference to
these now features we refer our
readers TO Glasses Y and 4 in the
Should the weather not provo
infavorablc, wo anticipate the
greatest exhibition and most useful
Fair ever held in old Fairfield since
he organization other county Az.
'icultural Society.
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT..

Floral Hall will be mainly devoted articles exhibited by tho
ladies' and will be under the superintendent each dav of the fol-
lowing ladies Mrs Dr. Edwards Mrs Nancy Cafec Mrs James
Weaver Mrs Lizzie Foster, Mrs. Alfred McVcigh Mrs J. D.
Jackson, Mrs p b. Embc Mrs. j. G. Reeves Mrs George
Gonnghans Mrs James AlcNIanamy Mrs George Smith Mrs
Miss Bmo Pearsc, Miss Will Wright Miss Dilla Van Trmn
Miss Emma Borsc Miss Fanny Bo9nd Miss Mary sh@ffcr
Miss Lizzie Weaver Miss Saic Mumaugh Miss Nellie Siam
bugh Miss Mary Shmcr Miss Lizzie Doty Miss Susan Lidv
Miss Clara lope, Miss Minnie Fe Miss Mary Brosee Miss
C0l Raney Miss Emma Mthof Miss Louisa Athof Miss Aida
Rcinmnd, Miss Alice Springer, Miss Moie Bmningcr Miss
Mary Doy, Miss Ette Kaufman
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The meeting dispersedin the most excellent
humoS4 all feeling amply repaid for their aiten-
dance. The disappointment at the absence Of
Mr. colrAx was lost IN the giatihcatton afforded
by the addresses ofthesp speakerson hand. We
expect good report nom Violet about the sth
Of October. -
We mustnot omit an additional worl in COM
mendation of TowLER's Hand. This ASSOCIATION
OF young men ofcoluuibus, under their sklllln,
leader Mr.. fowler, nterspersed the proceedings
with choice pieces Of surrins music, performed
IN excellentstyle. We are glad to learn that this
hand will be wthus in Lancaster on the Cd OF
October, on the occasion OF the grand rally O.
Unon Republicans appointedforthat day.
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Warranted.

We would say to our readers,
that Messrs, G. G. Clark e. Co.,
Of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure, warrant IL to cure the most
obstinate oascs of Dyspepsia, no
tnattcr Of bow long standing.
We bid you use Goes Dyspepsia
Cure; 1t will help you. Constipa.
tion, one OF the chief causes of'ill
health, Is completely cured by the
use Of the Curo. All diseases of the
Stomach and Bowels, like sick. head.
ache, heartburn, Cramps, Pains
are controlled instantnncously by
'Ac we Of Coos Dyspepsia Cure.
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THE GREAT MEET
ING or OCT 2d 4!

All Union men, women and
children should bestir themselves
in preparation for the GRAND
EST DEMONSTRATION OF
THE CAMPAIGN TO come of in
Lancaster, on Wednesday the second
day Of October, being the Wednes-
day preceding the Election.
REMEMBER that tho gallant
LEE, the trumpet.tonguc orator
and faithful soldier of the sUnion,
will address the people.
And that Ohios noble Ex. Gov.
ernor, WILLIAM DENNISON. a
member OF Lincoln's Cabinet who
soon got enough of Andy johnson,
will discourse wise and eloquent
counsel on the same occasion.
Also that Capt, A, s, MCCLURE,
another gallant soldier of the
Union and gifted speaker, will
be with us and talk To the ASSEM-.
bled citizens.
Here is a trio Of eminent speak
ers worthy to address any audi
ence, in any place. Let them be
greeted with one of the old time
Monster asscmblages of freemcn,
such as famed tho fires of patriot.
ism in the Brough campaign of 'G3.
The day should be signalizcd by
the movement of vast delegations
from all parts OF the county, in
procession with 0ags, music and
patriotic devices.
Shall wo have such a meeting d?
Union Republicans; let your an
swor como in the laundering tramp
OF thousands on the I'd of October
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The great thing, the vital thing,

Inc SrcoJ tnlnS1 inc VITAL lhlnS,
Tho all important thing, (says a
cotcmporary) on election day will
be 10 get every Republican, voter
to the polls. The Copperhcads
hope to win by their superior or
ganization and zeal in getting out
the full strength Of their party,
while lazy or indifferent Union men
stay at home. Now let township
committees and all earnest friends
of our cause sec to i. in advance
that this does not occur. Get eve.
ry Union voter to the ballot box
and a glorious Union victory, which
will cheer the hearts of the lovers
of our country everywhere, is just
as certain us that the sun will rise
on election day.
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The Indian War.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 81.

Omaha dispatches say kilograms
from tho Indian council announce
the declaration OF peace with the
Brule and OgulaIa!la bands ol
Sioux.
Senator Ho derson and Gen.
Sherman made speeches the latter
said, 1T you don't leave tho roads
alone will kill you, and | will
give you neither powder nor ball
ill you make peace"
Pawhee Killer, chief of the
Chcyennes, left the council in dis
gust. The council will meet again
ut North Platte on tho first of No
vember. Ammunition will be Civ.
cn 10 the peaceful tribes.
The Montana Post says the 7th
regiment Of volunteers returned to
Camp Mcaghcr, having failed to
ovcrlakc the Yellow Stone Indians.
They start again on the 9th on an
expe lition against the Crews ON
tho Sweet Water.
There is no doubt Of the hostili
ty Of the Crows, as they arc con.
tinnalIy committing depredatious.
Great tcars arc entertained Tor
the safety Of II party OF enigrants
on the road from Fort Smith to
Virginia City, as they have not
been heard from for long time.
The Indians have notified the
contractors on the Kansas Pacific
railway that the road shall not be
built beyond Fort Hays, and that
they mean war TO the knife. Great
excitement prevails along the
route and the laborers are leaving.
Col Shoemaker is ut the end of
the track raIlyiug the men.
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To CnnSnpnnfiuas

u health in few weeks, by a very sin,nle
remedy, aher having suffered several wears
Win asexere Lung affection, and that dread
dlsease, Consumption--is anxious TO make
known 70 his nffercysth the means fcnrc.
.s 10 all who desirait, he will send acony al
we prescription useds (free Of cIrarRel, With
the direptioas, Fer preparing and using the
same, which theywill find a sure Cure Tor Con-
sumption, asthma, Bropehitis,&c. The on y
ton, is 20 benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation whiehhe oonoeiTos 10 be invaluahie,
and hehopes every sufferer willtry his remedy,
a. ltwlll costthem nothing, aud may proYelo
partieswishingthep prescription, will please
addresa Rey, EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wilhamshurgh, Kings county New York.
0etoheE25s sleCo-lJ = -s~A'
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asy- The EaqIe Of Ills week con

Ha- The Eagle Of luis week con-
tains a column of very dirty abuse
ol Capt. AsuBRooK. Ii is of couse.
qucncc only as showing .hc dnimus
ofthc mean spirited scavcng"r who
escorts to that mode of assailing
political opponents. Capt, ASH.
BROOK will rise in the estimation
Of all decent people just in proper
ton to the fcrceness Of the assaults
Of such blackguards.
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r@-GoLDEN, whilo in the Ohio
Senate, introduced q bill TO pay
mombors' salaries in gold, Ia MT
hc pretty fellow to be now prat.
ing of paying all tho creditors OF
the nation BY ono sweeping issue
Of $4,000, ,oOO,0ooin greenlocksp
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Cincinnati Market.

| Cincinnati, Sept. %.
FL0UR-sales oftamily at $40.
WHEAT sales at 1888 for No
red,
CoRN-salcs at 81 ,OS for No, l
mixed.
OATS-Advancod to G4c.
RYE Finn at 81 80.
PORK--Mcss at S24,OO.
BULK MEATS-l24al3c; sides
ll3al5c.
b BACON-Steady at llfal41c for
shoulders; l62al74c for rib clear
and clear sides. "t
LARD--Firm at l3la13le.
CHEESE Firm at i4tai5c.
BUTTER-Steady ut 3Oa35c.
EGGS--In demand ut 20c.
SEEDS--Flaxsee held at 50
lOa2 10; not enough doing in limo.
thy or Glover to establish quota.
tons.
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The Union News tells the story
OF an entcrprising genius in Yes.
tai, who bought an old watch for
81 so, and n jack'kniio for 75 cents;
traded tho knife Tor an old gun,
traded tho watch aud gun for an
old white horse, traded tho horse
for five sheep, one calf, ono pig, one
spring wagon with two wheels, and
two dollars in money, besides work.
ing the old horse ilvo days on the
canal,
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ERRoRS OE YflI1TH

Gentleman who suffered for years fron,
Nervous pebility. Premature Decay. and all tho
effects ofyouthful indscretinn, willioy tho sake
ofsutiering humanity, sendfree to all who need,
IT. tho recipe and directions for making the sim.
pie remedy by which he. was CURED. saaSrers
wishing to profit by tho advertiserss on FeTence .
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
-, 80, JOHN h. OGDEN,
Mays' '6I-ly AZ Cedar StSeesl New York.
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IVWo have been informed OF
the case of one "wavering Republi-
can" in this county whose "wavcr
ing" was changed into a decided
determination to support the
"amendment'' by the receipt and
perusal Of q single copy of the Ohio
Statesman which had been furnish
ed him in pursuance Of the secret
recommendation Of the Copper.
head State Committee.
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A ChalIongc---Dcclincd.

"A
The following note was received
too late for publication in the issue
Tor which it was intended. We
give it n place this week without
comment, as it sufficiently speaks
for itself.
WEST RusHvlLLE, Sept. II, 'G7.
Editors Gd-ette:-I wish to make
known through your columns, that
| addressed TO Hon. U. q. RUrrER
MS follows: "Wcst Nashville, Fair
field Co., o. Aug. 26th, 1867, Sir
AS We arc rival candidates for the
Legislature of Ohio, and being de.
sifons that tho voters of our county
may vote understandngly, | pro.
pose that wo hold series oil meet.
inSs for the purpose of Of discussing
tho questions that divide us. If
you accept this proposition l will
meet you at any place you will
name TO arrange terms, &c. An
early reply respectfully requested.
Respectfully yours,
III. II. HUGHES.
Hon, U c. RUTrER, Lancaster,
To this Mr.. RQTTEu refuses to
reply; thereby admitting that he
is afraid toiace TIC Taxpayers whom
he has SO heavily taxed without
their consent, or to explain why it
is that under Democratic laws aud
constitution about two thirds of
The negro population Of Ohio being
nalcs over 2l years Of age, have
-ho right to vote, sit on juries, hold .
'tllcc, &c, and that it is so dcsror
ltcly wicked to cniranchiso the re
naming one third.
IL r. HUGHES. |
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GLASS j.
Iona JEook or Mutton Skeen,
CLASS K.
Slrtne.

Best boar over year old......,...., So co 50 90
pig over months old and lin-
det one ycar.......................... 90 Q 90
SOW over ono year Old.............. A 90 200
SOW pig over 6 months and un-
der lyear old d.......... see. ....... 3 40 200
SOW and litter Of pigs or up
wards and undor 3 months old 100 800
five fat ogs.....,......................-5 90 3OD
SOW and largest and best litter
OF pigs under two months old. 90 90
pig under 8 months old ......... 8 20 200
Awarding Committee-John. Mason, Joseph
Bechtsl. William G. Peters, Joseph Sharp and
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CLASS w.
Painting, NeedLs pork, EmGroideru,
CLASS Y.
Foot Raciag.

Fastest runner, one round and re.
Peat, ail ages. =. ....sN..s...s,..s... $40 IS
Tohe run ut o'clock, T. N. ihlrd day.
ri Wheel barrow race once around the ring and
repeat, barrow to weiglrnot less than 20 pounds
O'Clock, p. NJ. first day open to state.
Hurdle Foot Race once around the ring and
repeat, four hurdles ~ feet high, citizen
purse. First out, Sl6; Second ont, slO. 10 bo
State. hurdfes 10 he jumped clear Without
touching,
Awarding Uommittee--I w Pcarse, Thomas
,. Cox. sr., suncon Dcnlcn, 5ohu Butchins,
John Gebcom. : =,
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The CircleviIlo Union says the
prospect in that county is that
there will be moro wheat sown
this fall than has been in any sea.
son f)r several years.
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FnlschOod Exposed.

The Union Republican State Cen
tNl Committee has deemed tworll
while TO issue tho following circu
lar in exposition Of n silly lie in
vented and propag0ted by Copper
head newspapers:
STATE uNIoN REpunucN CaMNIrrg Roon,. }
CoLvanrs, Ohio September ~, 1857.
Tho Ohio Statesman, the Cincin
natl Enquirer and other democrat.
lc newspapers have repeatedly pub
Iished tho statement that this G, m
mlttco has issued n "secrot circu
lar advising tho Union party OF
the State to abandon tho aonslitu.
tional amendment as hopeless, and
20 concentrate ovory cilor! upon
tho legislative tickets.
Such statement is false in every
particular, and has not tho shadow
Of a foundation, This Committee
has never issued, nor contemplated
tho issuing of any such circular.
No member or members of tho
Committee over issued or advised
the issuing OF such circular, nor
was the question OF such issue ever
discussed in any meeting of tho
Committee, or by any of lis nom.
bors. On the contrary, wo feel
very confident OF the success of the
amendment, and are continually,
by letter and otherwise, advising
special effort in that behalf.
B. II. CowAN. Chm. G. G. WALour,
JAS WILLIAMS, 500. X. MILLER,
IoE. W. DwyER, RoDNEY Foos,
JAMES TAYLOR,
State Union ES. Com. of Ohio
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CLASS B.
Horses for all Work.
Best aged stallion 4 wears old and
CLASS c. Time asimals.

Fastest trotting stallion ......,....sl5 90 IS o.
do golding. =. ".,,.,... 10 20 6N
do mare ..,............,,.. 10 90 o 90
pacing or melSng stallion. Is no 10
do do geidng . 10 40 00
trot,ing match team geldings do do
4" " mares do do
double team trot,ing, pa
cingorracking..."".." :. $40 50
Awarding Committee-B. ", Carlisle. Jno, W,
Work. j, Van pearse, J. q. Rowles, Samuel
Johnson.
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Arc Won Afflicted

With humors or eruptions on yonr
head? Use "Barrctt's Hair Re.
storauvc," which eradicates them
in double-quick time.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


HTCUt ITCMil ITCHiII
SCRATCH! SCRATCH - sCRATCn.!!
IN from 10 to rs hours.
Whoaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's~0intment cures salt Rhoum,
Wheaton's Ointment cures letter
Whodon's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
cures Every kind
OF humor like Magic.
Price, 20 cents u box Icy mail, GO cents. Ad-
drcsswEEKs &PoT TER, No. 20 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Sept. 2;th, lsG7,-ly.
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CLASS O.
Domestic Manufactures,
CLASS r.
Fruit.

Best six kinds winter apples...,..v,.sa 90 81 90
do tall do ......... do do
Single specimen winter apples,..l % so
do fall do....., do do
sample OF pears... .................... do do
do qunices,.........."...-....l 90 so
dO cMawla grapes........ do do
do isabella grnpes........... do do
one half buskol dried apples...... do do
do do do peSches... do do
sample gruited peaches ........... do Do
seeding do ......,,. do do
Awarding Committee - q. Clarke, n. ).
Black, c. NJ. L. WisOmOn, john 8. snIder, J. +.
Busby.
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UNION REPUBLICAN
COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator,
AARON P. ASHBROOK.
For Representative,
HENRY R. HUGHES.
For Treasurer,
LEVI NJ. sPITLER.
For Commissioner,
SAMUEL BARR.
Inirmary Director,
THOMAS JACKSON.
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loA domestic brcAd,........,.,......-.. do
10 lbs domeetic .soap ap............ ....-... do
10 lbs sample maple angar..,s....., do 80
gallon maple molasaest....... ........ do do
Awarding commttee-Samual DUN, -
Beatty, Mrs. J. O. Kinkead, Mrs. Lestie Sum.
mers, Mrs. John Forbel.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
GLASS A.
Thoroughbred Horses.

1st Pr 2d Pr
hcSl HullIon ...''."''.'......,'...,S w w Sl0 W
marc ........',.""."..,..."".",' ~ W 10 W
Awar ting Committee George sliger, Licking
county, Warren Locke, Hockngc 1unty; james
W. Pearso, Alyah Perry, Isaac Light.
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oycar o,I nWe"'"...."...".....s 90 3 90
ycNI u,u n'Nre '-''.'.""",".,". do do
-" o'u ul"Tv '''''''"r,".."," do do
llutchns, DR., Hmnmcll, Baltimore, E,hr"r1
GILL; Sllas H. Wright, Hooking county.
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All work cattle to be shown with yoke o

Awarding Committee--James Hampson, Ly-
man Allen, Jacob Baker, Abraham Musscr, L..
NJ. SptleT.
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GLASS Il.
Mares, DEC.
GLASS Il.
Jacks and Mules.

Awarding 0ommlttec-W William Williams, Per-
ry comfy Isaac Finkbone L,ckihg county:
solomon Priuse, Licking oounty; Wesley Pc,
ters, George Kelsey. y
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No unsound or bemhcd animal will be awarded a premium
Every recauon will be taken prevent accidents and ESCAPES
but the Society will not be responsible for any that may occur
JAMES STOCKDALE President
}. &. REEVES Secretary
Tickets for sale at Wcaycr Hardware Store and at the Book
Stores Of TutlGll and Brenncman.
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For tho Constitutional Amendment
~YES"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-31

cannot help regarding the entire system
in existence here as perfect farce. In
deed the people of Italy themselves are
beginning so to regard it, The present
state OF feeling here reminds me strongly
of the passage of Scripture, :" A prophet is
not without honor save in his own coun-
try" The masses here refuse to support
the Pope. They laugh at America for
having sent him 5000, 900 in gold, and say
they would not give him dollar Victor
Emmanuel Is the idol of the people. He
has broken up all the nunneries and mon
asteries in his kingdom, which embraces
all Of Italy except Rome, and monks and
nuns, who had been supported in ease
and comfort at the expense of the poorer
classes, have been compelled to seek diff
ferent occupations for living. We Visi-
ted a monastery this afternoon where we
saw monk who had been there for fifty
years. He was eighty-tive years of age,
and said it was hard that he should now
have 10 20 out into the world and seek
living. 1t does seem so, but it is better
that there should be a few cases of suffer-
ing like this than that whole nation
should grOan under ecclesiastical oppres-
sion. Light is dawning for poor down
trOdden Italy, however, and ere long we
hope to see her blessed with the boon of
civil and religious liberty.
On yesterday we made fivng visit to
Pisa, where we obtained view of the ia
nous leaning tower and some other OBJ
jects OF lesser note. We will leave Flor
euce for Venice the latter part of this
week. | will try to write you from that
point. Yours, HANS.
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DIED.

In Laurelton, Union County, on the
10th inst, ISABELLA BURD, in her nth
year. In Hartleton, OH the 10Th inst,
JANE FOSTER, in her s5th year.
In Lewistown, on Tuesday, July 9th,
1867, ADA LOUISA CIIESNEY, daughter OF
Q. c. and Anna T.. Chesney, aged l year,
months and - days.
At his residence in Lack Township,
Juniata county, on the 10th inst, BENZ.
+. WALLS, Esq, aged 81 years, ) months
and 20 days.
In CassviIle, Huntingdon county, on
the 10Th inst, Mr.. JACOB MILLER, aged
SO years. In Union township, on the 18th
inst, Mrs. FOUsE, wife Of Mr. Jacob
Fouse, aged Il years. In Warriorsmark,
on the llth inst, Mrs. SALLIE RIDER.
She was a member of the L. l.. Church
for forty-five years.
Near BelleviIle, on the DIST inst, CATH
ARINE T., daughter Of G.. w and Lizzie
Cogly, aged : months and 2l days.