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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
To all Whom it may Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign.
IN ed, on the 3d day OF October, 1867, at Ian
caster, in the 18th Collection District OF Ohio,
made seizure of the following articles:
l bhl. containing 4o}5 gallons spirits "old
Bourbon.n
Sand seizure being made because the brands
required by law to be placed on packages, were
not placed on said package.
Any person or persons claiming this property
are required to appear and make such clam
according to law within thirty days from this
date. JOHN A. HUNTER,
Collector 18th District Of OHIO.
Nov. 81. lS0I.-3w
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EXPENDITURES.

Balance in Treasury, Nov, 10, '67. SG27 o,
There's due to Mr.. John Hutchins $500 and
interest. Part ofabove balance will be applied
to rcduie the same. Some other claims are
unsettled; amount unknown to your Treasurer.
j. c. WEAVER, Treasurer.
Lancaster, Nov 10, 1867
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AUTIFUL AND THRILLING NOVEL.

Estnte OF Isaac Vantries.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
/ Y has been appointed and qualified rs Exec
ntor on the Estate of lsaac Nantrles, late Of
Fnlrhcld county, deceased.
Nov. 2l, 'G7-3w3jr SAMUEL BARR
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STATE on CONNECTICUT, |

STATE or CONNECTICUT, l..
COuSrr or llAurfORD '''
James G. Walkley, President, and Samuel II.
White, Secretary Ol the Charter Oak Life In
suumcc Company, being seyerHly sworn, de-
pose and say, that the foregoing is Il iull, true
and correct statement Of tho affairs OF the SAID
Insurance Company, and that they are tn
above described officers thereof.
J. &. WALKLEY, President.
$. Ii. WHITE, Secretary.
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MONEY WANTED.

ENA VING DISPOSED OF MY
I Hardware store to Mcssrs Mithoff, kuhns
como forward and settle theif accounts, aud
save me the unpleasant duty OF otdunning.
Como right along and you shall have my
thanks Now. do not 10 backward. As 1t IL
not my wish to use cOercive means, YOU all
knew the necessity for short settlements.
OFFlCE-Corner of Chesnut street and Cen.
tire Alley, whore 1 shall be pleased to sec you.
]. C. WEAVER.
Lancaster. Nov. II, 1s6I-tf.
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OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
PrOspcctus9 for 1868.
HERMs-INvARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
RI.WEEKLY EDITION.
WEEKLY EDITION.

Single subscribers, per annum. .."....... 81 90
do do q mOnths.......,....... 90
Clubs of five and upward, each.............. 80
do do do each 6 months. 20
One copy extra 10 clubs Of ten.
IN addition to these low rates for clubs, we
have a Splendid List Of T,GcHiy-CigM Premiums.
embracing desirable articles from 81 to 500
in value, which will be paid for yearly subscri-
bcrs at full rates. Premium Lists 10y mail
on application. Our premiums areall ordered
new from the makers, and viii he sent by mail ,
postpaid, or by Express or otherwise, where
Of an unsuitable nature for tho mail.
Wetlalm Tor the JOURNAL-that it is as cheap
rs any paper in the United StaIes that it Is as
good state paper as there is IN Ohio; and that
~ Is rs good Family journal as is published
anywhere.
4 iull report ofLcgslative and Congressional
proceedings, tho official report ofthe Supreme
Court Of Ohio, and complete summary of
State News, are among the features OF interest.
House and Farm ltoms, Correspondence, Gen.
eral News, Stories, Poetry, Personal and Litera-
| ry Sketches, &c, &c.
A BEAUTIFUL AND THRILLING NOVEL
LETTE,
Will be commenced about tho first of January.
Other attrac I've features will be found, and It
shall be OUR ann t) publish first class Family
journal Republican IN politics, with suflcien
| matter ofa miscellaneous character to SUIT all
| readers The general and very latterng com
| mendatlons Of the Republican press of OHIO as
well as n largely increased circulation, have
| given gratifying assurance that our efforts in
the H'st have not been without appreciation,
and We hope to merit still further appreciation
from the same quarters.
Address, COMFY & SMITH,
| Nov. II, lSBT-3w Columbus, Ohio.
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RECEyPTS.

Statement OF Condition of Treasury
Of FNirheld County Agricultural
ID
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From r. Slough, members tick
cts, lS6G.......,,............ .......... 81 90
From state OF. OHIO, per N.
SchlCich, Att'y,,.....,,...,........ 5Nt GO
From Receipts Of Fair............. 2s7O 60 81
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Subscribed and sworn before me, thus 3Otl
day UfJanuary, lSG1,
HENRY X, W. WEIGH,
[sEAL, &c STAMP. Notary Public
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". MISCELLANEOUS.
10 ltrcnInnL nm mnlnf lnanrnl in hnv

one IlSh SlosuUu
The amount Otlts capital or earnings deposited
III any other state Us security Tor losses
thCrein-nOno.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-03-20
Orange superior Court.

La, week was our superior C1aa-JaIgs Warren
,,esldins. Hon rhss settle solicitor.
The case 81 ms, interest vs. lhi, Of Callcll G..
Tinnen. indicted fof ihe murder y wn. Fuller, !
ffesiinih.
Tue stls wis ably represented ~ af. settle. who
prosecuted. Gov GsshaD sal Io.iih Turner, Jr.,
appeared for the Defendant.
~ ras.lsy the Sheriff was ordered 10 summon q
y-nrs Il 6ly men. On Welne.l,y lie dctcndan,
VI. ifralsasd snI pleaded not guilty, and %, him.
III Up ~ Cod and his county for trial The follow.
tx jury uls soon enpanieei. % Wit James q.
Tursniins. WIN. !. Hogan. John Check, Iohn =
Lyon. Avis Durham. Pieemla WsIkef. William s
KirkiInd J,hn I.cathsn, Archibald Nichols, Hugh
KTkpiuiss, Vim. Ciuinyton AID Riley yieken.
The defendant accepted the Jury az they sse called,
without ehIlsnging any one.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-03-20
rrRNlNn LIE rApLEs.

According TO the accounts from Wash
ibgton the Senators e1peelant from Colo
RADIO. vino appeared - witnesses before the
impeachment committee. agalnst Presiden,
Johnson, haze hal 70 haul oil to repTs
damages. 4 special dispatch ~ il.e Bns
tor Post describes tie case thus:
IaE COLORADO SENATOR'S IS. rns PRESIDENT
Mlessrs. E,ans aud Chsaee, uao have
been here since last summer, a. senators
elect from Colorado, were examined beiOie
the judiciary Committee day or Two asu
On the impeachment question. They les.
titled Substantially that alter the Colorado
admission bill had passed both houses last
session. and while IN the hands VI the Presl'
dent, that officer made oyertures 10 them
with a view To- ascertain whether, 10 lhe
event Of his approval Of the bill, they would
sustain his restoration policy. Hon. "a.
mund Cooper, then acting Private Secrets.
~ OF the President, was subsequently eau
ell and examined with reference " lhe
matter swornto b. Evans and Chaifee. lie
Produced an Origina! letter written W thoss
Gentlemen 70 tie President, dated prior 70
The tlme VI the alleged Oyerlurfs, PFons'
ing that IL he would sign the bill ia qne'.
ton they wpuld sustain his policy. A tne
President his twice vetoed the bill the efl.
tence Of Mr. Cooper Is unquestionable. aud
proves that instead Of the Executive haslag
made oyettures 10 those Colorad, Senalor''
lhcy actually made most culpable pro-
position TO him, which he. OF course, disre'
gafded.
The correspondent of The New York
Times confirms the story, and adds /;
1 also learn that the character Of the ies'
timony thus for taken by the committee 7
81 the most irrelevant and flimsy nature
and scarcely rising 10 the dignity OF near.
say evidence in any case--in fact, suen
testimony as would be rejected by eros.
roads magistrates court IN prelinlna'!
examination.
s5S.ss
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Alllsbaruugh Gerurhsr,
HILLsBoRoUGH, NC.
wednesday. March 20, 1857.

We were saiienel on thursday morn ing last. by
hearing ofihe sudden demise Of the Rev. James Phil
lips ID. d., Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy in the University Of this slate the par.
,iculars Of which are stated ii the snbjsined let.
ter from the President Of the University 10 the Ed-
Tor of the Raleigh Sentinel.
For m,re ,haa ony years. without change Or in.
tetmssion, Professor Phillips had Tiled the same po-
sil,on ia the University, with UNSURPASSED ability and
impaftialy; and tie tidngs Of his death will cause
deep regrets in tie hearts oi all those who knew hin
Al home. All also Of hundreds scattered through the
south. sao have LEARNED how 10 honor hin iOT his
worth aud 10 oye him for his kialless.
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the country. not only during the life Of the
present generation, but FOR ayes to come,
we should remember that all men are en-
titled al least to hearing in the councils
which decide upon the destiny Of them
selves and their children. Atpresent ten
States are denied representation. and when
the Fortieth Congress assemblies on the
fourth day of the present month, sixteen
States viii be withouta voice in The House
Of Representatives. This grave fact, with
the important questions before US. should
induce Us to pause ia a course af legisla.
ton. which, looking solely TO the attain
ment Of political ends. fails to consider the
rights It ,rangresses. the law which it VIC.
lates, or the institutions which II imperils.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, March ,, 1867.
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SsSAAS 1ASS

Congress can consistently recognize as republican
was adopted. a.
In the Senate. on Monday, The credentials Of M.
Thomas, the newly elected senator from Maryland.
were presented, and referred 10 the Judiciary com,
mittee.
The supplemental bill was taken up. and the Sc
male concurred IN the House amendments except tina.
relative 10 requiring majority OF the registered voters
70 ratify the Constitution.
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d a . + L. Z Fl + E !. u r.. s.
SUPREME cavRr DEcHioSs. de.
esion- u pubic interest, IN addition 70
those alread, published. as made BY Tie
Supreme Courl. ate, as we understand:
/. The ael suspending the statute ul lin.
ita,iuns did nol prevent Judgments from BE-
coming dormant.
:. lac year and day" spoken Of in
reference tne executions, runs irom the time
Of issuing out Tie last execution, and NOT
from Il, return.
8. Persons who gave notes lnr the hire Of
slaves tor 1895. are liable Tor the whole
year, notwithstanding their emancipation
| The ordinance declaring ptrsamp,
ton - Ia tie muaey III which cRnlfacts
made during the war are sulsable. does no;
couHict With the Constitution Of the unilrd
States.
). one Mhniuok paymrnt IN Confederate
money during the var IS huand tlirfcby.
6. 4 rrus,rr wka, without any occasion.
IL February. 1865. received Confederate
mnney, al par, Tor an Old debt. then aad
sill gond. rendered himself personally re.
sPonslDie.
:. Tie operation Of tie act requiring
representatives 70 BE- parties within Two
terms, Sc. i suspended by ,hc act sas.
pending tie cree, II lie lap.e 1t time.
s. The Stay Law Of 1861. allowing De.
frndanis isehe months 70 plead. did not
dispense Nth IN appearance II the return
term.
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CalpsI Hill. Mach Il. 1867.

AAArNl AAAss aANAAt $500
The Rev. James Phillips. d. d.. Proles,
sor Ol Mathematics ADD Natural PHILOSOPHY
and senior member OF the Faculty Ut tie
University, IS no more. fhoagi hls health
Tor the past two or three years has nut been
very robust, aud the weather this morning
very inclement. with his accustomed Puuc.
tualiiy he went 10 the Chapel, IA advance
Of the summons By the College bell, Tor Tie
purpose OF officiating Al morning payer.
Mr.. lie rbert MaIlrtl. a member 81 the Ju.
NOR Class. on entering the Chapel alter The
Del had begun u ring. saw the Doctor
seated alone Oh the rnstrum, bowed to hin !.
and, his situation not being returned. ap-
preached, aud lust as he reached Ihe ros-
trun, perceived that he was falling from his
seat. lie dropped to Tie floor immediately
10 the rear Of the pulpit. aud died ~ les
than ten minutes. DIR. Mallett, the lamlll
physician, was iuattenlanee inst as pulsa.
tIun was eeas.ng.
DR.. Paillips was born Al NcWendon, f..
SEX County. England. On tie 22nd 81 April.
1892, ami wanted little more than Month
Ut completing the 18th year o. hi, age. lie
came 10 the United State, III ISIS. and IN
July, 1876, entered upon The dutie, Of his
Pfoiessprslip in the University. II 1885
IL va. licensed to preach The Go,p,i Dy the
ipresb trfs u Orange.
There are probably few instances ~ he
Union where any one has filled tae same
Prolesior,hlp during 80 many years without
change or intermission. Rarely has there
been an exhibition VI equal ability. attain.
lnrn,s and usefulness. and none u greater
fdelity, firmness. kindness and impartial.
lty.
An appropriate sketch olhi' history mus
be reserved for a later period. and By
another hand. M one Of the many hon.
Idrrds Of b., pupils, 10 every section Of the
country. will ever speak Or think " him
but with feelings ol respect aud affection
approaching iiIIal reverence.
II Yours truly.
ID. l.. SWAIN.
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MILITARY ORDER.

We end the following order published in
the Wilmington Dispatch. it having been
sent officially to the County Court OF New
Hanover. on Monday. Tie County and
Superior Courts Of the State, now holding
their Spring Terms, will therefore bear i
in mind. tlljlSt
Headquarters Dept Of the South,
Charleston, 3. o., March sih !
General ordeis,
No. 90.
Whipping or manning Of the person. as
punishment lar any crime, misdemeanor or
offence, being now prohibited by the laws
Of the United States. All officers 81 The army
and Freedmen's Bureau, on duly in this
Department, ATE hereby directed TO prevent
the inRiction Of such punishment by any
authority whatever.
By command OI Brevet Maj. Gen. Rob
inson. jNu. r. MYRlCK,
1t Lieut., SC. SC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-03-20

CONGRESS On Monday. the Supplemental BIZ
from The Senate was taken ~ in the House A clause
was aided o the oath that The applicant 6r regis.
lion hai never been q memscr or The sia,e l.egi.a.
ture, Of hell judicial Office, iud Afterwards sided
tho rebellion This was 70 eotor eases IN Virgins,
vhere. sincc 1852 such officers were not required %
swear 10 support the Federal Constitution.
10 the sixth section, the clause requiring al least
half d The registered voters 70 raify The CONSTITUTION
was stricken out
A resolution directing the Judiciary committee 10
inquire whether Maylaad has q Constitution which
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-24

Geriidf beitatiet; es iuiiroe Der. erite
@Aritt sR Der tsinioau89feiR, eetea St
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les @nnfsl osbii[t, aus Der bisweilen
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redt eiltlebcn; Die Slbtretung bon Sreta
an @ric1eulnno miro bsrtan9t uno iuett
aud beiuilIi9t iperoen, oa &ublanb,
Selterreid uNo 6ranfreid) = eineinefts
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8lotten 6iefer 6ret Wfadte fliinteiH nd
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f9einlid, DAP cine Semonitration ltatts
finoen miro, Der bic 8forte natiirli6 ;u
fdtpad lit su uiberlteben. @reuBens
9lame miro in bieleu i6nubieen 8er<
pideIungen Bis isbti nidt erluabnt =
Gill ,3ei6en, Dab BisnarG iueiB, mas
ibn1 Dor @aert notb tbut, namlidI @on<
-foii6ati0n bes begonneneu 8erfes.
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bonn Is. 9idrs entBalt oas Solgenoe:
gSdre e5ni9t.um ieipeilige 9lnfdlle-
bon Delirium, init net6en Der iieue.
Sieberfranfe in Maibington, 40. Gousl
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ii6 bereits auf ii6erem @eIeiie borz
iuarts bepeaen, oenn mas Der gefabrs
liAere uno enblid perl9iebene Yatient,
Der boriae gongreB, Der 9el9dftsipef.
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9I[Iem, lit rnlere @eIamints Sitnation
nidt unbelrieoi9en6; cine 8erfebrss
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8inneni6ifffabrt Ders5gsrt, iuiiroe Die
Gntipifelung f9neIler Der fi6 9ebcn.
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mung bur9 bic aus allen Sbeilen bes
9an6es gemeloeten siiuitisen Nuipicien
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fallen 0anfen.
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i6anIi6en, ipslde fur SanOel iiuo Sn<
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rei6en SiIfsqueIIeu nidt nod Idn9er
perf1Iollen ieben tpia, Dor 9lIIem bafum
su tbun Iein mub, 8apital an fid) su
sieben, 10 ipite ben Ginfliiiterun9en Der
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aber chen 10 lpspig nne iDenn @uropa's
8ertrauen CUR Union bon Der grIeoi'
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