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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-02-21
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CA R R H REMEDY.
8 YM Pr o M S

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very slight
Persons 6nd they have cola that they have fre
ouent attacks, and are more sensitive to the chan
ges ortemperature. In this condition the nose may
he dry, or slight discharge, thin and acrd after
wards thick and adhesive, may ensue.
Al the disense becomes chronic, tho discharges
ara increased in quantity and changed in quality !;
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawkeu or
corrhed oil. The seeretons are offensive, causing
bad BREATH the voice thick and nasal the eyes are
waak. the sense Of smell is lessened or destroyed ;
deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom oiCa Ca
tarrh is, that the person is obliged TO clear his
throa, in the morning of q slick or Shiny mucous,
which has fallen from the head during the night,
whsnths takes place. the person may DC ,nni
lose no time in arrestng 1t.
The above are butfcw ofthe many Cstarrhalsymp.
toms. Write TO our Laboratory for our pamn,hle1s =
to any address. Also directions where to procure
the medicine.
FTWeare receyingletters from all parts the Union,
and also numerous testimonials from those using It,
bearing the evidence of its infallibc merits.
nI-This remedycontains no MINERAL or PO1S-
ONoUS INGR GREDtENTS, but is prepared from veg
etable extracts EXCLUSIVELY; therefore " Is
,PERFECTLY II HARMLESS, even to the moSttendoI
1nd delicate child'6u
,-a - uALL FOR sEELYE's CATARRH REMEDY
and take no other. Ifnot soldby druggistsnyoul
vicinity, they will order t foryeu Price ~ Oo pei
bottle.
Dg- Ai persons suffering with any affection Oft
Head, Throat Lungs, should write at once for ou
$painphle fully describing all symptoms pertaining
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The "Morning Glory" can be propa-
gated in parlor windows, where there
Is some sun, to perfection during the
winter, it flowers with its natural col.
ors and the delicate little vine can be
made to run over the window. A hang
ing vase IL tho prettiest for this.
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Several of the large dry goods estsb-
lisbments in New York have establish
ed detective force, which is employ
cd to look after the clerks. The detec-
tives visit all sorts of places, and ifa
clerk is seen where he should not be,
quiet dismissal and mo reasons CIV
d" follows at once. b As1-,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-02-21

Snow in England of an average
depth of eight inches, fell lately, and
is chronicled as unparalleled for many
years. Itblockaded the railroads, de-
tained shipping, aud interfsred very
much with all business.
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WATER CooKIEs.-Three cups Of su;
gar, one cup of butter, one Of water
one egg, one teaspoonful of soda, one
nutmeg. 1t is best when three weeks
old
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DR.. ID. II. SceIye& Co
FREEPoRT, ILLINOIS.
Soldby all Wholesale & Retail Druggists.
IS. .,.a !. GENERAL AGENTS.

Kohn D. Park, oincinnati ONO Fuller, Finch 4
Fnlier, Chicago, Illinois; Burnhams Van Setback,
Chicago, Illinois; Demas Barnes Co., New York;
d. Ransom 3 Co., Buffalo, New York; Farrand, Shes
Mass; French, Richards a Co., Philadelphia, PAT
.R. 81 Sellers 4 Co., Pittsburgh, Pai Collins Bros,
St Louis, Mo-; Barnes Ward 4 Co., New Orleans,
Ia; r. A. Robinson A, Cos Louisville, Ky; Bigley 4
Bro, Memphis, Tennessee; P. 2. pepuy. Richmond,
va; THOMPSON 4 Block, Baltimore, Nd; DEXTER q
Nellsger, Albany, N. Y; Strong Armstrong, ,Cleve-
land Ohio; VIM. Johnston, Detroit, Mich: Wilson
,0otefs D 90; Mouievilloy KY ~
6ct ~ r06e.1S-T$ tt@4
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Young America Mt ahe wheel.

A well.known clergyman was cross.
ing Lake Erie, some years ago, upon
one Of the lake steamers; and seeing a
small lad at the wheel. steering the
vessel, he accosted him rs follows:
My son, you appear TO be q small
boy to steer so large a boat.
Yes, SIR" was the reply; "but you
see | can do it, though
"Do you think you understand your
business, my son p
Yes, sir; / think do
Scan you box the compass?"
"Yes. sir"
Let me hear you box it?' ts'a
The boy did as requested, when the
minister said
We'll. really, you can do i'll Can
you box It back wards"
Yes. sir"
Let Ine hear you"
The boy again. did as requested
when the minister further remarked
81 declare, my son, you do seem tc
VI derstand your business
The boy then took his turn at ques
ton asking, beginning:
Pray, SIR, what might be your busI
ness p
IL am a minister of the Gospel
"Do you understand your busi
ness ?"
~ think l do, my SON"
Scan you say the Lords Prayer"
"Yes.'
"Say it,"
The clergyman did SO, repeating
the words in very fcrvent m nuer, a
though trying to make an impression
on the lad.
"WelI, really" said the boy. at it
conclusion, "you do know it, don't you
Now say it backwards
"Ob! can't do such thing as that
OF course"
"You can't do it, eh?" interrupte,
the boy; "welI then ), you see | under
stand my business great deal bette
than you do yours" 's
The clergyman acknowledged him
self beat, and retired.
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GINGER SPONGE CAKES lone cup Of
molasses, one cupof butter, two cups
of sugar, four eggs, three cups OF Hour,
ono cup Of milk, soda and ginger.
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TAXING A DISLIKE AN ill-naturcd
fellow quarclled with his sweetheart
on the day they were to be married.
After the ceremony had begun, and he
was asked, DO you take tSis woman
to be your welded wife," &c, he re-
piled. "Nol" whats your reason?'
asked the minister. I've taken dis
like to her, and that's enough, was the
surly reply.
The parties retired--the bride in
tcars-and, after much persuasion,
the groom was induced to have the
marriage proceed. 1t was now the
lady's turn, and when the minister
asked her the all.important question,
MOP" replied she resolutely, I've Ia
ken dislike to him"
The groom, admiring her spunk
made TIE matter up with her as soou
as possible, and a third time they pre-
sented themselves before the minister
He began the ceremony by asking the
usual questions, which were satsfac
torily answered this time But to The
astonishment of the party his rever
ence continued, "WeIl, I'm glad t
hear that you are willing to take eact
other for husband and wife, for is
good thing to be Of iorgiving tempers
You can now go and get married
where you will--I'll not tie the knot
for I've taken a dislike 10 both o
YOU Il ,-.L
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FRIDAY

That followed. Business in town was
entirely suspended. No stages left
the stations, streets were blocked up,
railroads all over the country were
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-28

The etoekhoidrs will be represented by Directors at
the principal ,oints Of the line
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NRw YORK, June q.
The Herdlds New Orleans special says
A sensation was created in New Orleans bu-
siness circles yesterday on the announcement
by Mayor Heath, in his message to the City
Council, of the discovery of an alleged fraud
ulent over Issue of nearly S4,000,000 of city
notes by the City Treasurer. In his message
the Mayor says; This City cannot be made
liable in law, for the redemption Of the over
issue of the city. Officers should be in~
structed not to receive any OF it. City scrip
has deprecated 2 per cent and some mer-
chants utterly refuse to receive it in business
transactions.
Santa Annals son has protested against the
action of Commander Rowe, in arrestlng the
Chief at Vera Cruz. The protest is directed
to the United States Consul at Havana.
Ex-Governor Wells, having waited a suiii-
cient time for the President to decide on his
removal, and the latter not having acted in
the matter, has determined upon issuing a
Proclamation declaring himself Governor,
and Flanders, an usurper, declaring null and
void his subsequent aud future acts, and diS
recting the Sheriff and other civil officers not
to obey bis orders. This he believes to beth
law under the Attorney Generals opinion.
This will compel the President to act. he
takes this course by the advice Of several
LAWYERS here. His Proclamation will be is.
sued in day or two unless the President in
terferes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-28
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
Surratt Assassination Trial
President Johnson at Hartford.
The Humble Individual "Speaks
his Piece"
ANDY Invited to visit PhiIa-
delphia.
Two Citizens of Kansas City Killed
by Indians.
Democratic Nominations at
Des Moines.
Charles Mason for Governor.
Gen. Diaz Still Besieging the City
of Mexico.
Gov. Wells declares Flanders n
Usurper.
Another Section of the Z. P. X. X.
Finished.
Gen. Diaz Still Besieging the City
of Mexico.
Gov. Wells declares Flanders a
Usurper.
Another Section of the Z. P. X. X
Finished.
GOLD CLOSED AT 1873.
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK. June q.
The Times Washington special says there
will evidently be wide difference in the cost
of executing the Reconstruction Act in the
several districts. While Gen. Sickles says
the appropriation for half million is barely
sufficient for his own command, Gen. Sheri>
dan expects to complete the whole in the
district for one half that amount. and to have
it done sooner than any one else.
The Cashier of the First National Bank OF
Vicksburg telegraphs 10 the Treasury De-
partment that all the reports Of trouble TO
that bank are false. 1t has rot even been
embarrassed, and the only foundation that
the reports Of failure could have bad was the
delay of certain remittances in reaching New
York.
The sentiment Of most Of the dozen of
Congressman now here, regarding the session,
is that it will and ought to take short one,
say two or three weeks, with provision for a
contingent meeting in October.
Gov Boutwell,, who leads the impeachment
wing Of the Judiciary Committee, is OF the
opinion that the session will be short one,
and that the members generally will be dis>
inclined to bring the Impeachment report be>
fore the House for discussion at this session,
but that, as several weeks will undoubtedly
be required to exhaust the discussion OF the
subject, an early meeting in the fall will be
both desirable and necessary.
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The following act has been accepted By this Company
The National Telegraph Law,

AN ACT to aid in the construction OF Telegraph Lines
aud 10 secure to the Government the Of the same
for Postal, Military and other purposes.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa
yes Of the United States Of America in Congress A.
sembled: That any Telegraph Company now orgapixed
or which may hereafter be organized under the -
any State in this Union shall have the right 10 con-
struct maintain and operate lines telegraph through
and any portion OF the public domain OF the United
States and along any Of the military or post roads
United ststes which have been or may
declared such by OF Congress aud over under or
the navgsble sire waters of the United
states; Provided that such lines of Telegraph shall b.
constructed and maintained to obstruct the
navigation Of such streams and waters interfere with
the ordinary travel on such military or post roads And
any of said companies shall have the right 10 tale 49,
from such public lands the necessary stone tmher
and other material for Its posts piers stations and other
nsedu in the construction maintenance and one
ration Of said lines Of telegraph, and may preempt spd
such portion ofthe unoccuped public lands spbiect
20 preempson through which ts said lines Of TELEGRAPH
be located Is may be necessary for its stations not
exceeding forty for each station but such
shall not be within hfeen miles Of each other
SEC. 2. And be 1t further enacted That tsleeraphic
communication between the several DEPARTMENT. of the
Government Of the United States and their ocery ana
agents SHALL In their transmisson the nes Of spy
of.ad Companies have priority ever all other business
and shall be a. to be annually dxsd bv the
Postmaster General
src g. And Be It further enacted, That the rieht.
and privileges hereby granted sh.Il not be transferred
ton, sssocat on W person Provided hovsssr That ~
United satss nay at any time after tks expiration Of
nve ysa. fon the date q the psanss - IN set Sor
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FROM HARTFORD.

New HAVEN, June q.
The President left Hartford this morning,
and was received at the depot here with
cheers, by large crowd, and escorted to the
City Hall by the military. A salute was fred,
bells rung and flags displayed. Gov. Eng
lsh introduced the President TO the Mayor
who extended a welcome. The President re-
turned thanks for this manifestation Of re-
spect, not only to himself as citizen, but TO
the Chief Magistrate of the country. |
have tried, he said tobe President Of the
whole United States, and not of part. There
were two kinds of courage, one physical,
which was to meet the enemy on the battle.
field, and the other moral, which gives a man
strength to stand in the council Of the Ma,
ton and face those who endeavor to over
throw our liberties. In the midst Of all this
had but one answer from which never per
mitted myself to be cut loose-conscious
conviction was my courage, the public good
my arm and the Constitution my guide.
He further replied that the storm had passed
the skies were becoming bright, then why
could they not all unite in one common effort
TO restore peace and concord to the country.
The President was frequently applauded and
given three cheers at the close. Seward was
also introduced and made few remarks of
complimentary nature. Post Master Randall
also responded to a call.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. LOUIS, June 27.
An Omaha dispatch says that Gen. Dodge,
Chief Engineer OF the Union Pacific Rail
road; Gen. Rawlins, Chief Of Gen. Grant s
staff; Capt. Dunn, A. d. c.; Gen. Myers,
Chief Quartermaster of the Department Of
the Platte; Mr.. Bleckensdorfer, Jesse L. Will
Jams, J. S. Carter, Government Directors;
Col. Seymour, Consultory Engineer; Gen.
Simpson, Frank p Blair, Maj. White, Gov.
Cummings and others, left here yesterday for
the West. A portion of these go to accept
the last completed section of the Union Pa
ci6c Railroad, and Dodge, Rawlins, and
Bleckensdorfer, to fix point at the base of
the mountains where the triple subsidy
commences. Gen. Augur will join the party
at Crow Creek, near the base Of the noun
tains.
Wells, Fargo Co., send regularly three
coaches every other day from Julesburg to
Denver, 1872 miles. These have such military
protection as are necessary to insure their
safety from Indian attacks.
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FROM DES MONIES.

CHICAGO. June q.
The Journals Des Moines special says
At a very late hour last night the Dem ocratiC
Convention succeeded in selecting State
ticket, as follows: Geo. Gillespie, of Wa
pello, for Governor d. NJ. Harris, of Guth
rie, for Lieutenant Governor; Thomas +,
Wilson, of Dubuque, for Supreme Judge
W. T. Barker, Of Dubuque, for Attorney
General; NJ. L. Fisher, of Clayton, for Su'
perintendent of Public Instruction.
A dangerous counterfeit fifty dollar green
back was discovered at the State Treasury
Yesterday 1t is of series of No. two's snC
is one-fourth Of an inch longer and one-thirtJ
second of an inch wider than the genuine
while the fifty on the left corner of the becl
Ian each other.
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u. y. Marshars Proclamation.


O ". CLARK, United States Marshal for the State
Of Iowa, do hereby give public notice that in tie
II the United States against barrels OF hghNue-
a. af hess In seizure aud forfeiture
under acts of Cougress, did the 9TH Gay June
issT, In keokuk Iowa, attach and take into my PCS
for sale custody. .ir barrels Of highwines I'll
l+l proof gallons three barrels Of Older vinegar.
nr empty barrels; part tArfel u lard, one lard
press; two tubs. ramr: thief and Tin tube
And also give public notice that the time assigned
for thertHn of ssid warrant the third Tuescay
Of September, 1851 Al Two C'Cioek on said day
and hereby admonish and all person.
ca4Hfiug any interest in the said sx barrels al
shed mol he condemns aud sid the demand
o said appellant that they be and appear before
sd Court TO be held ant ~ tho Southern Division
District of Iowa The United Stat Ccur, r m In the
city u Keakuk IN aid District at a erm TO be hcldeu
the third Tuesaay ssptenber. lse7 o'cl3c
On said day, then and there to interpo-e claim for
the same, and make their sl.gatious In that BE-
half d W CLARK u s VI
1nne2@dl4t II. SUTTON Deputy.
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The testimony Of witness covers space
of about / 500 words, and recites substantial
ly what an eye witness would have been like
ly to have seen when such an affair was being
concocted, and himself not being party to
it, but as looker>on at the strange actions
of men he knew but did not comprehend.
Weichman appearance upon the stand cre-
sted quite sensation. When he first ap-
peared he seemed to be much agtated the
oprisoner fixed his eyes upon him and looked
at him steadily and without change of coun-
teuance all through the long examination.
All of the testimony was given slowly and
with the utmost deliberation.
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TrIfsInn-s &ala

ID Billings assignee Of Huston, Hawkins N Huston,
Tor the b, ne Of Cash Hendei son Strange Co dated
September H. 1858, L. Samuel r. Miller trustee will
proceed 10 sell the property therein deseribed the
18TH day Of August 1857 between the hours of o'clock
a. IN and o'clock p. m commencing at O'Clock y, m
for ch before the door OF the Clerks Office The Dis
trict Court Keoknk Lee county, Iowa The property
i thus described Lot eight 81 In Block lei City Of Ke-
okuk lee county, Iowa aud Lots one three Ave
nine, eleven thirteen fourteen. fifteen SIXTEEN eight
een twenty. twenty-five and twentyf Ia RAMSEY 5
Addition to the said City OF keokuk being four and
half acres in the southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of Section twenty
four Township sixtyfve NORTH Of Range Eve west in
sail Lee County Iowa The will convey the in.
terest conveyed to him, less taxes and tax titles.
SAMUEL Z. MILLER,
ieIAdDm Trrs.aa
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Is most hatterng The location Of the Inc one Of the
beet in the country passes through large nurnhe,
OF important cities and towns where commercial inter
course is large aud rapidly increasing The cuntry
along the river Is receiving sccession OF
and population and these will bring increase Of
which must correpondngly add largely every year 70
lhe business and profits OF the Company ii the old
telegraph companies throughout the country are now
ana nave been, paving satlsactory dividends on CAPT
i stock that has been repeatedly watered II these
companies controlled by few wealthy individuals
ing nearly all the stock do this IL quite reasons
bic 70 suppose teat company, owned and managed by
Is Patrons with its lines desraby located and with
limited amount OF stock, at least do equally ss
veil.
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FROM MEXICO.
Nrw YoRy. .Tnne :

NEW 1ORK, June II.
Late advices from the City of Mexico to
the I'd inst, say that grand review of Gen>
ersl Diaz army, numbering $4,000 troops.
from Queretaro, which arrived on the 20th
ult., had taken place.
Diax writes to Juarex that he will occupy
the city in q week, but did not think it advi>
sable to precipitate matters, as its ultimate
fall is certain.
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Guardians sale of Real estate.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that on the 24th
day of July. 1861, by virtue OF warrant. ssued
the County Court of Lee County, Iowa. the subscri
ber Guardian Of Anna and Carrie Farrell minors
will offer at public auction the following Real E. tate
Eighty feet by hundred feet of of the front ends of
lots aud two Arch Square, in the City of Kokuk
Lee County, Town Sale TO take place at the front door
Of the Court House In keokuk Iowa, between the hours
Of 10 q m. and p m. Of said day.
Terms Of ssle-Hsf Cash, and half at year, with
interest, secured by mortgage.
WILLIAM GRAHAM, Guardian.
je26 dlt-6w Ii. scorT HOWELL, Atty.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW YoRg, June q.
AdSices from San Luis Potosi, of the lIih
inst, represent that Maximilian' trial was to
begin on that day.
On the second inst. Gen. Diaz, besieging
the capital reviewed his army, which, with
the reibforcements received from Quereiaro.
now numbers 10000 men. He reports that
he can take the city any time by assault.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 27.
The fire works manufactory establishment
of ]. L. Bond, on Gift street, in the eastern
section of the city, exploded yesterday. The
entire building was completely demolished,
that his life is despaired of, and workman
named Humphrey was seriously hurs but he
will recover. %
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN7I 17Nt Cy1FFFy

SAT- Of Iolca, Lee County fss.
In the District Court Of said County. at Eeokuk.
M FRANKLIN rs. g. Y. spoford administrator OF
IVu the estate Of J. G. Ramsey, deceased, Mary A.
Ramsey Louisa Walker, j. NJ. Walker, u. L. Pickard,
Child Pratt h Fox 9. r. yoorhes, Pomeroy Benton,
Chase and Brother. Samuel Mccartney Co., defendants
Notice hereby gven to the defendants herein above
named that petition In civil action 10 on file In the
Clerks once of the District Court Aforesaid, in behalf
OF the above named plaintiff against you and claiming
against said spoord administrator, decree In the
sum of q 6l6 210o and ten cent per annum inter
est from April 1861 and against all the defendants
the foreclosure of mortgage on thirty feet of the east
erv side OF Lot four and the eastery half Of Lot hrs
block sixtyseven the city Of Keokuk Lee County,
and make thereto before Of the second day
OF the the Of said Court to commence the
second Monday Of September 1867, Judgment will be
rendered against you pray ed for In said petition
Il. n. GILLM0RE,
Atty for Pltf.
Eoc II q Raw Stamp--Canceled.1 jeI3
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FROM NEW YORK.

NFw YoRE. June q.
Chas. Brockway, counterfeiter of govern.
ment money, and Jonas Atkinson and Free.
man Clayton, two alleged confedera,es. have
been held for future trial Henry Tansky
aud Henry Rich are on trial, charged with
detrauding the Internal Revenue department
out Of nearly 100000, by surreptitiously re-
moving quantity Of distilled spirits, about
500 barrels from their distllery
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CAPITAL STOCK.

= ! ne 1aFitsi stock q the Company is 0NB MELLON
OF DOLLARS, ana j. dvided into shares ST 81 b1rdre 3
collars each The C9upany tesre dstributs tho stoc
~ small ar cunts amgug the business along The Cd
trf length Of The line order secure thes interest
80 the welfare Of the Company, aud 10 IL NJ its
heir eeff ftats - ga.r -.