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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-15
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NIorena. 13. kIun.

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gelagt mirb, tbati9 lit, nm 8orbereis
tungen au elmer Beme9une ouf 6om
gu treffen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-15
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Oas beutide SurnerfeIt bat einen
lsbr 9uten 8erlauf senommen. eitcrn
gfa9mtttag fuuroen 9Dntnaitifde he.
bnn9en borgenommen, neI6e alice
meinen Beifaa fanOen. Dcn ShIub
biloete Elm 9roBes Concert in Der Mu<
itfbale, ipel9es febr brilliant ausfieI,
1ebr 5a6lreid beiudt mar unb bas Sseff
in tpllr6igiter 9Seife abiAlos.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-15

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-15
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Omar Yal4a fein Commando iiber 6ie
tlrfiide &rlaee aufgegeben bat. Nfan
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biel @lauben.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03
Wit and HunOr.

What word is always pronounc-
ed wrong? Wrong of course.
What is better than q promising
young man 2 A paying ono.
Why is woman mending her
stockings deformedP Because her
hands are where her feet belong.
When may a loaf Of bread be
said to be inhabited? When it has
q little Indian in it.
Why arc good husbands like
dough ? Because women need
them.
Why is a man that fails in kiss,
ing lady like shipwrecked fish
erman? Because he has lost his
smack.
What is thc'largcst room in the
world? The room for improve.
ment.
Why are washerwomen the sill,
licst ofpeople? Because they put
out their tubs to catch soft water
when it rains hdrd.
Why is the freight of a ship like
locomotive? Because it makes
the cargo.
When docs severe cold resem-
Bile a brilliant idea? When it
comes into ones head suddenly.
Why is the sun like u good loaf?
Because it is not light until it
rises.
When is a literary work like
smoke? When it comes in vol.
umes. 49,
Why is the country in winter
like the Black Crook? Because
there are SO many bare limbs to be
seen.
When is a cat like teapot ?
When your teasin it.
Why is wet weather more pleas
anti than dry2 Because it is more
in-door.able.
Why is bread one of the neces-
saries Of lifeH Because it is always
kneaded. Ns
What animals are admitted to
the opera2 Puppies and white
kids.
When is a storm like a fish after
q hook? When it going to abate
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03
LADIES' DEPARTMENT..

Floral Hall will be mainly devoted to articles exhibited by the
ladies' and will be under the superintendent each day of the fol-
lowing ladies Mrs Dr. Edwards Mrs Nancy Cafee Mrs James
Weaver, Mrs Lizzie Foster, Mrs Alfred McVegh Mrs. j. D.
Jackson Mrs. p B. Embch, Mrs j. G. Reeves, Mrs George
Younghans Mrs. James McManamy Mrs George Smith Mrs
Miss Bina Pearse Miss Will Wright, Miss Dia Van Trump
Miss Emma Berser Miss Fanny Borand Miss Mary sh@fer
Miss Lizzie Weaver Miss Sae Mumaugh Miss Nellie Stam
baugh Miss Mary Sfer Miss Lizzie Doy Miss Susan Ldy
Miss Clara Bope Miss Minnie Femm Miss Mary Brasee Miss
Cal Raney Miss Emma Nthof Miss Louisa Nthof Miss Aida
Reinmund Miss Alice Springer, Miss Moie BinningG Miss
Mary Doty, Miss Ettie Kaufman.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03
Remenbcr.


Union men remember that the
defeat of the pending suffrage a.
mendment will send thrill Of Joy
to every disloyal heart in this ma
tion.
That every peace copperhead
will vote against it.
That every rebel sympathizer
in Ohio will vote against it:
That every cowafdly member Of
the Knights of the Golden Circle
who threatened to resist the draft
will vote against it.
That every Copperhead who re.
Ejoiced at the assassination OF Lin.
coln,will vote against it.
That every one who abused and
lyillified the Union whito soldiers,
and opposed giving them the right
to vote when in tho field, will vote
againstit.
That every one who voted for
Yallandigham when he watched
and waited over the border, will
vote against it
That a large proportion of the
most ignorant and depravcd ele-
ments in society will vote against
Iit.
That all who desire the defeat of
the reconstruction measures and
of rebel domination IN this country
will vote againstit.
That all who, desire the repudia.
tion of the national debt will vote
against it.
That all who desire tho over
throw of the Union party will vote
against it.
That all Republicans who vote
against the amendment will vote
with the above named classes.
Remember, too, that the success
of tho amendment will sond thrill
OF hope and Joy to every loyal
heart in the land, North and South.
That its sue cess will send dismay
to every disloyal heart in the land.
That its success, while it enfran-
chises loyal black men and gives
them equal political rights with
white Copperheads, will infict a
most proper and deserved humilia.
tion upon these white rebel SYN.
,pathizers
That its success will lash the
Coppcrhead with his own preju
dices.
That its success will increase the
the strength Of the loyal Union
party in Ohio.
That its success will diminish the
chances for reputation and seces-
sion.
That its success will greatly di.
minish agitation, assist loyal re-
construction and hasten peace.
That its success will demonstrate
that the loyal sentiment in Ohio is
strong enough to carry through,
in spite of most unfavorable cir
cumstances, an unpopular though
just measure.
That its success will give politi,
cal rights TO men who have mostly
earned them by military service
but are now disfranchised in the
same category with murderers and
thieves.
That its success will not in the
least control the social relations OF
the races,
That its success is necessary To
encourage as well as reward loyal
ty of the black race, as a means OF
national safety as well as a meas.
ure of justice.
That its success is certain soon
er or later, and might be achieved
now while its good results are so
much needed and will be most avail.
able.-Delauare Garette.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

means. This Democratic plan,
then, among al! its other sins and
mischiefs, has this addition, one,
that could not be more cunningly
devised to force immediate pay.
mept of the whole public debt, by
first getting into the hands OF
our own people and then repudiat-
ing; and does this in the precise
way of all others which will be
most ruinous and bearhardest upon
the poorer classes"
The Governor concluded by
considering the question Of
tho time and mode of rosuming
specie payments. The history of
the Government since the war
proves that we can pay our debts
ii we want to. Our credit can be
strengthened in but two' ways
first. assurance that there will be
mo dishonest refusal to pay, nor
Reputation, open or covert, and,
second q fixing of definite time
when specie redemption OF the
currency shall begin.
On the first of these points we
can give the best assurance of our
determination to pay by emphatic
and full condemnation of all finan,
cial charlatanry such as this Dem
cratic policy we have been exam
lining. Under the influence of
the fear that their dishonest policy
might gain support, the currency
has been depreciating, and gold
has been rapidly going up for some
little time past To allay such
fears by an explicit and decisive
condemnation of that policy is our
first duty.
England, after her wars with
Napoleon, returned to a specie ba-
sis by aplan involving the follow
ing propositions:
l. That a resumption of specie
payments must be surely determin-
ed. 2. That the time of rcsump-
tion must be fixed at day not un-
reasonably distant; and 8, that the
approach TO it shoald be by regular
gradations and steps upon which all
business interests could calculate.
They accomplish it by providing
that at the end of five years from
the date of the act, coin payments
should be fully resumed; that in
the meantime a scale of rates
should be established at which the
currency should be redeemed in
uncoihed bullion at prices by
weight which should distributethe
currency values as nearly as pos'
sible evenly over the intervening
time. ~
The practical result was as hap
py as could be desired. In fact,
when confdencein the system was
once established, the convenience
of trade anticipated the time set by
the statue, and the paper currency
was at par in gold more than twelve
months before the expiration OF the
five years.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

< A REBEL CAPTAIN MARsHALs A
DEMOCRATIC Procession WHAT
CANE OF IT.-Some two weeks ago
the Democracy held meeting at
st. Clalrsville. The unterrified
sent delegations from Wheeling
and Bridgeport and other places.
The Wheeling delegation was
marshaled@by q man who had boen
Captain in the rebel army, and
the Bridgeport delegation by a
man who had been . Captain in
the Union army. En- route TO
ST Clairsville, the-two professions
met where the roads on which
they where travelling convcrgcd,
and u colloquy substantially as
fol lows ensued:
Union Captain-"Good morning
Mr. What have you here :"
Rebel Captain-"That Wheeling
delegation to tho St, Charsville
Democratic moeting".
U.C-"What are you doingwith
it.g'
r. Cd am Marshal of it,
sir?"
u. C.---"You are the fellow to
whom the fortune Of war once
compelled me to surrender my
sword, and who with gibes and
iecrs, sent me and my poor fellow
prisoners to Libby now | find you
in such high esteem in the Demo
cratic party that they choose you
to marshal their professions. You
and / cannot travel the same road. "
Turning to his procession, he said;
"Boys, here is the rebel Captain
who took my sword when ]
was so unfortunate as to be taken
prisoner. He is marshaling the
Democratic delegation from Wheel
ing. can 90 with no party that
thus thrusts rebels and traitors for
ward TO positions of honor"
Saying this, he took off his mar
shars scarf and turned his horse
homewards. The,effect was elcc-
trieal. Dozens Of bravo men leap.
cd from the procession, and follow
ed him back, and at the Logan
meeting at st. Clairsyille, Saturday
the gallant Captain marshaled a
tremendous procession of true
Union men to hear the words of one
of the most gallant of Generals
Let soldiers note this thing. Let
them be assured that If the Demo,
cIacy only dared, they would show
their love for rebels, even as the
Democracy of Wheeling did fol-
a rebel officer by selecting him fol
its marshal. Boys do not such
insult to your bravery, to your
sufferings, make your, blood burn
Eand boil2 Remember them-tel
them to your comrades-and place
your foot upon the offerers Of them
through your ballots on the 8tt
day Of October next-Zanespdl'
A Courier. gs I.
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CLASS J.
Long Wool or Mutton Sheep.
CLASS K.
SGiHe.

Best hoaroyerl year oll...,.......-.. s5 90 So 90
pig over months old and un-
der one % 2 90
SOW over one wear Old...... .....-.. 70 . "
SOW pig over months and un-
der year old .......... So. ....... > 10 2 90
SOW and litter of pigs or up
wards and under months old 500 10
five fat W 3 ~
SOW and largest and best litter
OF pigs under two months old. 90 90
pig under months old ......... 90 , o.
Awarding Committee-John Mason, Joseph
Bechtel. William G. Peters, Joseph Sharp and
). q. Bush.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

The steamer Java, in her last
voyage across the ocean, made the
fastest passage on record. She
steamed between Halifax and
Queenstown in six days and twen-
ty-one and half hours, and on
one day, the 4th of September,
made 348 miles,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03
CLASS R.
Fruit.

Best six kinds winter apples,........ss. 70 81 %
do fall do ......... do do
Single srscimcn Winter appIcs,rIoO 10
do lill do..... do do
sample Of pears... .............-...fd do do
do qWnees.-.....-.a........ 90 81
do catawba grapes..-..... do do
do Isabella grapes ........... do do !,
one half bnshe dried apples..-. do DO
do do do p6cches. do do
sampir grated peaches............. do do
se-Shng do .......-,. do do
Awarding COMMITTEE = ]. p. Clarke, Il. J.
Black, c.M L. wisoman, John g. snlder }. I.
Busby.
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sUPERINTENDENTS.

HORSE DEPARTMENT:
J. Gill, Harry Huber, J. Il. Court,
right, W., S. Stockdale
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.. 7
II. B. Harner, +. r. Mumaugh, AL
bert Claypool, A. Peters.
SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY DEPART
tG g' .MRNT,
Thos. Barr, John Price, Myron
Prindle, W. Applegate.