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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-09-06

n ISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNERSHIP
IL We the undersigned having done business
under the name and firm Of Slower & Holsin-er.
do hereby give notice that said firm has this day,
by mutual consent, been dissolved.
The notes and books Of said firm will he left in
the hands Of c. r. ST0VER for collection, at
their old stand.
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COTTAGE SEMINARY
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES

= EUK YOUNG LADIES
PoTTSTowN, PENN'A.
This Institution is located on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, two hours ride from Phil
adclphia. The next yearly session will open or
TUESDAY, SEPTEMB BER 10TH to continue ten
months. Terms for Boarding and Tuition for the
ten months $3.50. Extras ut the usual rates.
For further information send for circular to
Rev. JOHN MOORE, Principal.
.InlN 2t.qrn
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Or the $4,000 registered voters of San
Francisco, II 900 are naturalized citizens
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At the Phiiadelphia Hoop Skirt Mandatory aud
Emporium, No. G2S ARCH St, PHIL'A.
March Is, 1867 l0mo
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..9e,ne 8lutarrnutb snp Sleitbfubt
mebr. IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GiienSgfatren bon
az nr Qero8

9ieSes nene qrdpardt ift bereits in Sranttei1 nnb
Guaanb an STEELE Der Giiennlittel nnoptirt. o. IN
diiiitg farbs unA n6 entfpridt In feinen
5eitanbtbeiIen Der 8ufama enie4n "a bes @lMtes aub
Der Rnc9en. @egen @tet5fM1f, Wsagenbei@ merben,
!erer unb eerer wrReneea Aeittel. Die Afahemie be
Aeoeeine penSet eS III ben neiften 6Guen an unb
ieIt Samit bic befen GrfnIee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-15

- Man i6reibt Der ,.g1. q. 3ta." aus
SSSiem Sic 6annoberi6e @olOnie in
Sieking 1T 3iitIi9 3abIreib. Sni @e<
fot9e bes S0ni9s beFnOen iia go 70
Berionen, auBer6em leben BORT nod ca.
80 40 Goloaten, iuelde in 8ribat>
lo9iS auf Soften Ses &6nias @eora freie
9erberge uno Hnterbdlt ln6 auBer0em
tagli1 etuen @uIben erbalten. QluBer
Dem Nfiniiter 9raf Ylaten llnb Baron
gGebea, tpelde an Der Spibe Der @mis
grafton fteben, Ieben u. q. bier nod Der
@bef bes cabinets, 8r. Ser. sserner
lit bort Der Siitoringrip6 6es S6nios,
Yrofeilor Slopp. Sin SofconnnifIar
(@liter?l beriiebt bic Junction zines
3dbfmeilters. Ser 8egleiter oes Srons
prinSen 1T Nfoior Silent, 8rnber oeiIeI>
ben Silent, Der feiner Belt Die lStaats.
gelber uno @fecten mad 2onoon bradlte.
2esterer befanb fd friber aud bier.
if ater iest abwefetio. Dor neniaen
3asen einsen 3luei ebemaIiae Sficiere
in bannoberider Uniform in @ien be-
ram. 8eibe lin0 mad benz gtoreen ae.
reiit, uno Der Sine fol- Die 8eiIe otter
i6on bin uno Der 9enla1t baben. Oie
Stimmung Der. Sannoperaner lit cine
iebr 3aoerlidtIibe nno bofinunasboIIe;
Fe Sablen auf eineu aidt aIIsufernen
fiheren umfdnling her europ1ifd1en Sis.
taation, Die iie unfebIbar iuieber nod
9aanober 5uriidflbrt. sic correIpon<
biren fleiBig init ibren 9aussleuten. Sur
Die Wfittbeilnn9 midti9er Gaden wiro
per ie6r re9e 8erfebr in Der Seimatb
onr9 @ouriere berinitteIt. Salt tdalid,
fonlnen nno 9eben iolde, uno be6ient
man fi9 bierSu Der obsnerIpabnten Col,
oatea. Dor etiua 10 Saaen aab Der
Sonig @eorg in Siesiue elm 9robes
Diner FUR fem 9eiammtts @efoIae; aud
Die Goloateu iuuroen bon inn in einem
befOnoereti 2ocaIe feEtIi6 beipirtbet. Gr
gebt tdglitb, bor feinen GDiu6anten be-
gIeitet, firth bon 9 bis IL Sd0n1
Drummer part ipa5ieren, unb febrt Damn
IN feline Bobnun9, 8iua @raunfdmeid.
5nrii6. Ser Rronprins beludt baufia
in @emeiniAaft nit ben @rsbersooen oaS
Sbeater in Der Staot.
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6arper's Fl
NcUMOntblgN agaSinc.
$mhfcriptiDmem. sa
e.3tS / SGT.

q " -
Die eeransscber bIben elm Spaem NIT BEN BOTS
0eyortement etngsfilt rt enr9 wsI9es Fe has Raeas
tine, f0pse tire @eeflp Seqen, pel9s 20 uersteben
birett aiItbre pofOfisen fsnben iDnnen.
Die p0ftase an CAREERS wlasaSine betrast "a cts
per 5abrs sntIbar aii bic ppFDfiee bes Gmpfanssrs
8ebin9unAem.
Sarper'S @oga5ine fHr Sabr&A,OO. Il;
Gtfe @Ttra BMmnIer, pom N5eetlp iDte bonn Maaa
tire, rirS ieoem GIut, Der anf Rnmmerm 81 90
ssIeats SIIshaIWe tSssiisa sbfs,et nG4ueIiefsri
Sine bonltanblse sEeissnfcigs seeenpartia So
Jabrednge nmfafeno, niebli9 tn asinwan6 eebuns
ben, psEeen ani goiteH bes gmpfdneers mt &2.25
get 5abrgaas Dsftnmbe. - ~
GinbeIHe Sabrsdnee aer Poft $500.
settsns werpadHaa per Son So Gents aaf R66bss
sdBlSsng. 9s4
&nrper &s 8rDtberS,
eE2Fba Branflin Square, Ner gcrF. !,
FssK8AEf4 Et& III @84f6S st4&&&
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-15

fEtne ponifdnbigs bifeIite @eftibte Der geit.
Die betis, bilisfts aH6 beleBrenbffe 5aiHtIien
2eiffdrih IN her unfnis- !. =. u o'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-15

.ss So 4 3 b Z.
Die 9eraHsseber bsbsH Elm eyfem nit BE- N Bot
0partement einSefEbrt, Aur3 weId1es ite has yaaas
sine, iO1ie tbre ggestIg Denen, DeI6s 60 pOr,iebsa
s.eieiben eirsEt pom Der Office Ses 3eranesebers
keiieben. nit 20 Gents pro Sahr sufenbeat iDereen
ieso& mns Stsier Setras an bic qofsGfFee Ses SUB.
irribenteHl besabIt Rerben. PsHmeiiter Obsr aeute
BITE fir Gubs 8eitunseH gu btsieben uini&en, erboI.
ten auf SerIangen Show-Bills.
SebimAnmAen.
9arper's @eetIp fir Sabr $500. s
@fae. GEtrl yfnmmEsrf nom @eeElp rpie pDfR Ruuas
SINE lptre iebtm Glib her anf asnmnterfi S4OO
abonlltrts gratis pernboIgt.
6ehlenee &ummern t6nnen ieSer;et natgsIiefert
Cine RsibsnfOIss amer Rmmmern sss Sabres nom
0arpere 8eettp Ieroeh hnr9 erytes jtef pom IIntos
zen MnS nieSLi9 gsbunsen fir 81 .uerianSt: Cine
pohttdHetae Ausgdbe, mean Sabrg&age umfuffenS,
mire BET GilfeHhnug BON SIS pro 5a5tenng, NIT
9a95ahiung Der Trans portzJtcffen DerfcbtG uerhen
Der 3. Snbreang eri9eint am 1fen Sanna 1867 uoaz
ftdnoig. ~ a'f' So
~ " rrper o. @rDfberS,
24S6a raftlIin Gquare, glep gSrf
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'8erntii1tes.

=. 0os ainterlohunasoelhol1e feine
meme @rfnS:,no. erineilt III q, einer in,
oi;ria,rr osIahoufe oufhsnohrtsn aa..
,1o,,s ob;oer psSoni1r,iftiot, IS S1;e,ss in
fs;ns,, Sssybslfniisfn sSef nrohortion;rte
ssSsbos n Sd,Sn or,,,o,,,ent;rf unS rait
her s Sobre y. 1901 i,erfeben. "a trsot
ben Sfor,eT, Sic Sunofrau ,lan elmer asIf
hsr Pannne I'm 0fef9tf dsbiI6etsn IN.
oenhiirhsn n,s;hfid,e,, gsi6nr nnter NIL
Ssr fsIo.,,n. SnSdrift i fS
Va sd, I'm Sc snuofrou fd,s,, ~, bIonF
SVEN ID, fiifS' mr. iebf nit Ia,,o ~'''i ''
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0eaf6Diife nnb gbdttatIDDAa
8!a9 Gifembabm.


3ieit< IS 4feI. Ii
3lDei tdsIi&e Bulge berIailsn glaiBbils
fur Baibinston, Stem Sort unb
ale Yuntte i'm Often uno &noen.
Genaner MnidIub tpirb in Chat.
nooea Moreens uno Nbenos n
$50 fur ole @tdbte I'M Sheu
asag uno @iioeas sena@t.
I rHsi1 Is 90. .gsss
- pffce ses Superintendent }
- H.a. g. anb q. u. y. %. Gijenbebn. I
8 Sc 9aibuilss EenH.i San, q, 1857.
6 an nnb mad Sonntas, "a. Sanuar 1856, ams Bis
weitere Rott3t sehen 9aiiasierilee ab wie ieIst:
HafbsiIte une 9 battanso ainte.-
j geriast RaibDtue fur @afbsnaton, aep gsrs, Ut
ienta. Rdcon, 9lonteomerD, Amgnna, Sapannab,
Nep Drteans uRb MsbiEe nm 500 U. 81, aitiA 500 o.
gt; torlnseh tn gHattauDosa an Nm 200 81 81. nns
senaner 8srbinbnns mt bensn her Cat Eena. i. aa.
unt Beern d. MtIdntic Giieubahnem. 1uriif perIdst
6 ssss.s 81 s.. s e. z.o i p s me- a s
tsmmsn in aafbpias aui 40 I. u. Hns I. 50 =. b.
eiesante @dlaee SaIafpassn alr,aaen
Ra9t Ra1agitrsiissn.
sbeI5ypiIls atfsm asatisu. W
BerIdbt SheIbppiue $40 u. R. nnb 4. 50 " R, ers
retdbt RaihptIe 1i.fo Y. ID. Hns 4.30 .. 81. ser
Idst Raibpiue jfr Sbelbputne 90 q. 81. unS see D.
81, errei4t Sbelbppiae 800 .. 81. Nne SOS ,. 50.
3afbpiIIs ans RsrSpeRIiae Finite.
GEpFeb Yaffaater.- BerIdet N6i5pins soc
p b. 4nturft IN SobifonuiHe 500 y. ~. Abfabrt
uea l5obnionpiae 400 =. ~; Antanft tn RaibptHs
Slee auf Der q. ulb q. %. R. r. perbtnSen III
Sobnisnpiue, mitben Gair0 anSs yrknionuiAe 8soten
DGS- @oien unb 9eohI ieten fino frei auf Gteamern
geI9e N 8sFbinslsns fte9eH NIT her Y. uns q. ..
Ee SaNasisre sisssr ao.sts erisarsn bic assen
e. e s@taf<sars Hns sffen sUif@sn aafsStHs ans
Bsr siise ksItsn sn allen SdspisSsn aesensea
1idets ftuS ~ baben bel 8. g. sefssu, seaeuiiber
ct. GlOno SoteI 0ser am eBattaHsssa 9eTst.
2S. 50. SnmeS, GenI. Supt.
'''..9si6i,fq a.uns y. %. a.a.
-. 5. SIS. 9 70 70 n,
-. 49,. s. General Psii. aseut.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-15

= Glnige interefante Gtatiftfen
lniien fi6 oen 8eri6ten unieres uatio :
nalen Sansbaltes entnebmen. 8e5
tra9ten mir gum 8eifpieI BEN 9lustpurI
fur Die &eiSunestoiten in 0ffentIid5en
9ebauben, 70 finoen mir .anaeredjnet:
$1,000 fur. Die Supremes court 81,
sungs3intnter; $4,000 fur 6en SpeiIe.
iaal Der @abetten in @eifpoint: $40. !
600 filr Sei3ung unb @entiIation ihrer
Saroden; $4,000 fur Die 6ffentIid5en
9ebauoe eben6aIelbit; $1,000 fir 6os
Seiaen Der @onsrebbibliotbet; $4,000
gu oen1felben Sfpede in 6as gDeise
9aus; $4,000 fur 2idt un6 Seis
jungSmaterial i'm @ongrel1e; $500 fur
bas Capitol; $4,000 aberinaIs fir bas
2ebtere uno bas @eise Saus.
3Sie in Ser NeIt es m6oIiH III
iol9e ungebeure 2uantitdten SohIea
IN elilerls Minter gu berbrennen, 1T
nnertldrlid. Sabei ifebt nod elm an an
oerer Soften an $4,000. fir CAPITOL
nno Weibes Saus; Die 8eIeudtuna Der
Notun0a auf benz capitol NIT eleftris
i9em 2idtes $4,000; unb 0er@ebaIt bes
glettrileurS NIT $1,000 idbrIid bios
fur oieles 8ribatbereniaenl SIN Sam
gen betrug Der 9lusmurf fur uniern
nationalen SausbaIt i'm Iebten Sabre
$144, 793, 037. 0aboa berIdIanaen
Die Mrinee $23,681, 654 :; Martne
S16, 1874, PA. STR. Selparo erhieIt
aipet neine &ednungen bon lie $50, 900
FUR &abeloepefden ausbeaa6lt unO Der
Yoftmeilfer $4,000 fir BinSfaben.
Die Wfilitarafabemie in gSetpoint
brau9t lt9 Hi9t gu betlaaen; ibr NnS
tbeil lit S263, 913, bon oeren Ser aus.
9e5eihnet nuRlofe 86rper,s vuIgo Bee
1nners. : @oni1niifioa $4,000 in bic
Salbe ite6t un6 anoere $4,000 tperber
apf oie @riUeiterutg Der BaIdanitalt
oerlpenoet mas, uie mir boffeu, Die
tapfern Sol6aten Der 3ufunit 10 REIN
li9 tpie neue Gtefnabeln .erhaIten
Die Oru6erei ser 9teaieruna foifet
300, 900 - @nleiben lnlS Stoten ners
ben aber aud aHberoem nit $1,000
600 beonbt uno fir @bsiiae an Sal
fd4ngen erbaI!en mir $4,000 auf@
ge5ablt,
llnier alter sSreunb, Of. Doc, last
nd mad Der Nfeloote: 50, 169, 1893 uu6
Mot einen Sent .tueniaeri aufftreid,en,
mas Dem GongrefIe ieOenfals cine
S9anirotbe in 0as i@eF9t trei6en
foIlte.
gladit Dem @ebaIte bes 9raiioen-
ten 3iebt 6as Bnblifum ben aerinalten
IsfHhen aus BEN laubiuirtb1daftIitben
Bureau NIT 1914, 695; benn $50, 600
fir Sdmereien gu besabIen, Die fein
Wfenld berIanst, nn6 $4,000, umt
BEN @Dneteiis IN @lasbduiern Bou<
quets 81 SiebetI, 1T bod etiDas si un<
berf66rnt. pleber aIIes 0lnoere aber
0ebt bic 8iA BON S1O,23O fir 9sferOe
nno gSa9en fiir Die Serren @onareB@
mitglieoer Elm GEiid6en lleppiqteit.
iueI6es Die 9Iusgaben 6es 9leiu gorter
StaOtratbes nod nett bintet I'D, au J
rndlaBt. { q. D. Sri6. =
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Mn6eejei@nete Gh1aftpaeen an /.
s rs alien Na6t5ilsen.
mSag0aae bircbnfarftrt.

Sabrpreife 10 nieorie, iuie Die niebrigften
@pluHbia @ccemVbatiOnssus t6sIia, alsses
iIaEA nea npmmen @pnntaas.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-15
aas 3Hse Ia4ftn brett mad Rep
@ 46o Meilen obne Bagense,IsI.

wv -OhHe tHuIpU pItttt H1D ylem
@ 46o Meilen obne Baaense 2IeI.
Bon nhS mad BEN o. SuIi 1866 perSen Riae boes
ben IN Serbiuauns nit allen pet. eiuien me fOIst
gen 0untirt im6 Salcmanco pom iluion Gepos mao
Rsm Dort 3eit: 81 s!lasi l'li'7-I' y ?
5A5 y. D., STEM gOrt tasid5e erpres non esIomauca,
tdgli4 alsgenSmHeu Souutaesl perbinSet ftdb in
g 3ornehspiHe nit benz $40 t6gliden Grpres pom
ssnTslo nne fomnt in 9ep Dol an Inn 10. 30
7.So 2. R: erpressgof pom Snafirf, tdsIi6 (ausae.
nommsa SoEhtassl, bdlt in Salamanca $40 unO
/ NIT BEN $50 y. Or. GrprebzgOfsus BON Buffalo
Mr6 errst6t Rep gprt nm Ilbr Woraens
4.lo ~ 1f Rep yort 9atbt GTpreB, pom 9uufirf tags
M9 lSSHntSgs snsssHOmTenl; balt sn Said.
manea 9,53 Y. W. uHo erretcbt Rem BORT IL 80
y D., uin NIT ben 4a1mittags 3lgen pno Dams
piern nap Bolton une ben aeusMslanas Stdoten
.syfssHs' rS'''s s'i,,t - ssz4i6 .tts-
Bon Buffalo. = gsii gssip gOrt Seit DOM Depot. ede
pom GT9anee ilns Wit5tgan Str. ~
senommsrl y; sErei9t gsep Dori fO,2O ., 81. pers
binbet itdb In Great Benb nit Der ReIoipafe sQos
dGpanna Y. @reat 8eItern Gtfenbabn fir p1tIas
eelphta: Baltimore, 8afbinston un6 fiiSl. 4unfte.
$50 u. Dr. PotsGTpres, iiber Apon unb SorneiIsptle
tdsIt9 ,SonEtags aassenommen); erreid4t Rsrp
Dort uhr Morgens Berbtnbet tn GImtra mi
Der Biutamspert i. eImira Gifenba5n fur 6arriss
s Snss, geMssasspsia Baltimore @eibtusteH uas
22o s. d. aiaEtins Cypress ans saionimeu sonntaasY
adlt nnr tiir 3ols nno asaiier tab tOIEmt in ReiD
Dort uhr Rorgens an.
6.15 y. . y. y. Radt GEpreb, t6gi. (Scnntaas ats
eeitoMnisn}; rerbinbet ib ;u0orneaspiae NIT Dem
Alb Yug Don Duntirt u. erreid1t Hep Dorf 1880
y, W.-@L uerbiH6et ~ Gin1ir1 bic Alas mad 6ass
'it rtsbntgi philadelphia, uuo hes Sn6ens. Me
ITO y Ye. Cincinnati GrpreB tdgi5 (ausaenomriien
$3.50 Splnta8sl; erretdt Wem BORT 3.45 g. ". 8ers
b1nnet jH Great Senb nit Der Delapare, Qafes
wannd uno aDeiterH Gtfenbdbn NIB TT Rer gsrt
NIT ben i5sa9mittage 8ngen Hno 9ampfern NIT
BUilon uuo Neuen aiaioftdbten.
Vim Senntag eebt nur Elm 8iig 1ftlidb, weIder Buzz
tdlo ufn ID ". Dr. perl5bt un6 9sesp Dyf nm ,nslf
uhr 30 hin. Nadjm. errei&t. rh
@1S~ Yafagiere nab Bottom rnA gscu GnaIonS
ueree NIT tbreM Wepdd IN Rew Wort fret berltefert
Ole BET peittitrten uno lurnribieeH Gdafs 4Daaeu
BeaS 6er ~ 1t -AgG beglesteR ale NaAt,ilee
aIi sisier G'isnbabu. ~ nls.sN
Ear Gas @epad miro nit Dprtbs
imarfen uerleben. M l5as
iuO paiTassrpreis Pets 10 nieSrs, ais aaf irensb
elmer anoerH 2inie, -
RI Wian berlanse 8iaets fur Die
Grte Giienbabu, a4~1ea a
weI9euuf alen RalptsB .4areaHs i'm EBeisen Nab
SG6wtitsn.su baben fae. ~ &
gDm. 81. @arr, q
49,. @tntraIsT aTasier. Vgssnt.
General. SnpsriRteubtnt, 26
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17
Cincinnati Hog Market.

The Commercial of the 18th says:--
Hogs were firm on Tuesday at Mon
days figures On Wednesday heavy
receipts depressed the market little,
reducing tho outside figure to 81 40
for net weights On Thursday there
were somo sales at 81 so, but the mar
ket settled down 20 81 40 again for
heavy On Friday they were up to
S6 30 again. THIS figure was improv-
ed on in some of the sales on Satur-
day. To-day there were transactions
dt 81 55a7 60 for heavy, but these
figures only applied to extra heavy, and
fairly to indicate the market we quote
it at 81 l5a7 80 The receipts as re-
ported on the books of the Merchants
Exchange daily, were as follows: Tues
day, $500; Wednesday. l4,42O; Thurs
day, 4,4SS; Friday, 5000; Saturday,
5000; Monday, 1898. In all by rail.
road, 39,691 This would make for
the season over 100000 head.
Considering all the circumstances, it
is surprising that prices have been so
we'll maintained, the moro so when it
is impossible to find any one express.
ing strong confidence in profitable re-
turns for the seasons work
The total packing at Louisville, New
Albany and Jacksonville, amounted
on Saturday evening to l69,558 head,
against 81 1913 head last season-more
than double.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
HORTICULTURAL RooMs.

HORTICULTURAL Rooms,
LANCASTER, o., Jan II, 1867. I
Society met, pursuant to adjourn.
ment, and was called TO order by Geo
S. Crook, Chairman pro tenn.
The polls for the election of officers
of the Society were opened, Messrs.
F. j. Boving, A. Dennis and John S.
Snidcr acting as judges, and the Re-
cording Secretary as Clerk-(M Mr.. Den
mis- having been chosen to act as Judge,
in the absence of T FL White, chosen
at last meeting) The polls were kept
open till the hour of three, P NJ, when
the ballots were counted and the fol-
lowing gentlemen declared duly elect
ed officers of the Society for the ensu-
ing year:
President Philemon B, Ewing.
Eice PfeSidentS-John A. Fetters,
and A. Dennis
Recording Secretafy--S A. Griswold
Corresponding Secretary-J. G. Kin
kead.
Tred8areF-G. A. Mithoff.
Librarian Emanuel G,esy,
Assist nj Librdrfon-John s. Snder
Council of Niae-Thos. II White
Geo. S Crook, VIM. Van Hyde, Henry
Borchers, Theodore Milhott, J. c. Kin
kead +. J. Boving, J D. Clarke
eight only elected, there being a tie
vote between j. IL. Rhodes and Saml
G Peters)
Committee on NouerS-John Mac
cracken, NJ. Efinger, B. F. Reinmund
Committee on FuitS-D Stalter, Sa
lem Wolf. Robt. Work
Committee on Publication and Libra
ry-C Spielman, Thos NJ. Young. Ii
V. Weakley.
On motion, the Society adjourned til
Saturday, 26lh inst.
]. G KINkEAD, Prest.
S. A. GRIswoLD, Sec'y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17
ROLL OF HONOR.

ELIGIBLE Cry RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
Charles Poiraa offers his residence
on Wheeling street for sale on reaoona-
bio terms. The house is commodious
and in complete repair, having just
been newly rooted, and repainted
throughout. A good well and two cis-
terms, excellent cellar and ice house,
good stabling and other out.houses,
with lot wel.stocked with fruit trees
and grape vines, combined to make this
. desirable residence for family wish
ing to be near the business parts of tho
city. The ice-house is already filed
the purchaser of the property, howev-
er, to have the full privilege Of using
from the same. Apply to Mrs. Pairan,
on the premises, or to Charles Pairan,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Agricultural Society Election.

The Annual Election of officers OF
the Fairfield county Agricultural So.
ciety is announced, (by advertisement
printed clsewhere) to take place on
Saturday the 2Gth inst. We trust the
parties having control of the affairs OF
the Society may be met fully half way
by those who OF late years haze been
excluded therefrom, in such spirit OF
fair play as may be manifested, which
will tend to secure a nc. organization on
a basis satisfactory to the whole peo-
pie of Fairfield county.
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FairfleId County Bible SooI.tv.

Notice is hereby given that Mr.. T.
E. Billinghurst has been appointed
Depositary of this Society, for Fairfield
county, and that the books Of the Amer.
ican Bible Society, can be had at all
times at his Office. All applications for
Bibles and Testaments, must be made
to the Board of Managers from the
Branch Societies, or otherwise at their
monthly stated meetings, or in the re-
cess, to the President or Secretary
The monthly meetings of the Board
tWill be held at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on
.the 1st Thursday of each month in the
Lecture Room Of the St. Johns Epis.
copal Church, until otherwise ordered.
900 By order. e. L. SLocUM,
Jan. II, ls67-3w sec'y pro tenn.
Nt.r =. ----' r---
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. IA, 1867


Flour Spring wheat superfine 25
a975; Winter 975al025; Extras 10 :
50a1l 80 Spring and winter; Family
12.25al3 40. do; Fancy brands 14.OOa
Is 90. Rye Flour 69Oa7 CO.
Grain-Wheat2 12a2 80. Spring and
Wiuter, No 2 to extra Corn. ear so
a53c; shelled 59a59c. Oats 48a50c.-
Rye l15al 18 Barley 1.3Oa175, for
Spring and Fall.
Provisions-Mess pork 5000 Green
Meats, 6, 8 and 10c., for Shoulders Sides
and Hams, Bulk Meats, &c. higher.
Lard 1lal3c as to kind and quality.
Seed Glover, 775; Timothy, 800;
Flax, 2 25.
Butter-Prime to choice Central
Ohio, 26a29c.
Eggs-Primo, 29a29c.
Cheese-W. R. and Hamburg 15a
153c.
Tallow-Country 1Oa1O5c.
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TRIBUTE OF hESPECT

Tho following preamble and resolu.
tions were adopted by Charity Lodge
No. Z, l. Q. o, F., Lancaster, Ohio;
WHEREAS, An overruling Provi
dence hath seen proper to remove from
amongst us, by the hand of death, our
well beloved brother, S. G. Hardy;
therefore,
ReSolred, That in the death of broth.
er S. G Hardy, this Lodge has lost a
good and true hearted Odd Fellow. and
one who was ever ready to aid his un-
fortunate brother.
Resolced, That VIC deeply sympa-
thiae with the widow, children and
mother Of the deceased, and hereby
tender them heartfelt sympathy in
their sad bereavement.
ReSoLu d, That the Lodge room be
decorated in mourning for the space of
thirty days as an evidence of our re-
spect for our departed brother.
RESOLVED, That copy OF the forego.
ing resolutions be forwarded TO the
widow Of our deceased brother.
Respectfully submitted,
j. G. WEAVER,
JOHN W. FARiNGER,
LEVI HARTzLER.
Jan. 14th, 1867.
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u, 8. senators,

Simon Cameron was elected U. s,
Senator by the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture, on Monday last. Cowau was
voted for by the Democrats.
Roscoe Conkling was elected on the
same day by the N Y. Legislature, U.
S. Senator, in the place OF Ira Harris.
A Washington special of the 18th
says: The Superior Court rooms were
crowded this morning, with persons to
hear the decisions in the two test oath
cases. The opionion Of the majority,
declaring the Missouri test oath and
the Congressional test oath, as applied
to lawyers, unconstitutional, was read
by Judge Field. The dissenting opin-
ion was read by Judge Miller, the
Chief Justice and Judges Dunn and
Swhyne concurripg.
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MoRTON--DovEL--At the residence of Jacob
Dovel, saturday evening Jan o, 1861, by Rev. T. o..
Mker, Mr.. Anihony W. Morton and Miss Eizs beth
q. Doyel, Of Pickerlngton, Fairfield county, OHIO.
DOvEL-PlCK ERlNG--Att the residence ofJames
Pickerlng January Gth. 1857 by the Rev. Mr.. :. o.
kker Mr.. Alexander II. Doye and Miss Elizabeth G.
Pickerfhg'all of Pickenngton, OHIO
The 1reenJatk which came with the above two no.
tces is gratefully acknowledged. With the printers
best wishes for the health and lasting happiness Of
Che parties concerned.
RBlNTON-DAwLEY-O the evening Of the
10Th nlt at the residence OF the BRIDES aiher near
West Rushye. Fairfield county, Ohio, by Rev. II .
L. Whitehead. Mr.. Chas A. Narbinton to Miss Mar
tina Dawley, the former Of Maysylle, Ky.
CRlST-BARR--On the lst at the residence Of the
bri de, by Rey.'H L. Whitehead, Mr.. William II.
Crist to MISS Elizabeth Barr all OF Fairfield Co.