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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03

the liberties ana rights 81 MAD
These pardopod traitors, nnropon.
tants only regroillne thai they did
not win, inc6t III C0np6ntion with
Pendleton, Seymour, Vallandig.
ham, and a brood Of While-livercd
cowatds who novor lolt q generous
sentiment o. performed : glorious
decd for country 81 hamanIly--
they meet together We say ana
insult tho inteIligonh6 81 tie
age By theit outrageous ial-
sificatlon OF history. They de-
nouDce tho Republican par
" as untrue TO the country In tho
face Of its grand record, Of its
deeds that glitter Ike stafb IN The
hrmament--which the world, bad
as II Is, will never cease 70 admire.
They biatber about taxation and
finance. Reader, wheh the Collcc.
tor of the United States pteaents
you a bill that seems like robbery
remember TO whom you owe il.
The Democratic party, by it's trea-
son and rebellion, made this tax
necessary. They talk about econ
omy oi administration, and present
the Democratic government Of
New York city; where every voter
is taxed 5000, as an illuutration |
They talk about corruption in Of.
hce, frauds, stealing, No., while the
Courts are every day Sentencing
Democratic thieves in Office 70 bea-
w fines and imprisonment. Gcd
knows there is corruption enough
in high places, but TO exchange
Republicans for Democrats aD the
world goes would be to Jump out
OF the frying pan into the fire. They
talk about the rights Of scores Of
American citizens abroad and fot;
get the rights Of four millions Of
American citizens at home. They
talk about Republicans violating
the Consultation, the Constitution
that Democrats moved heaven and
earth to destroy; they pronounce
in favor Of the integrity Of the sew:
eral Departments of the Govern.
ment, and their candidate for Vice.
President won his nomination by
declaring that the President ought
to tramplo Congress under his feet.
And so through the whole endless
list. II is o tissue OF lies, inconsis-
toncies, and absardities, Of profes.
sions belied By the deeds Of the
party that makes them. Sons of
Liberty, Knights OF the Golden
Circle, Ku Klux Assasslhs, Mourn.
ers for the Lost Causei and Cop:
perhcads, more dctestable thai all
the rest, comprise q large majority
of those who make this unblushipg
bid for Office and spoil5 and the
riBhl u octray ana trample on tho
poor and lowly, the power to again
plunge tho country Into war and
convulsion. Forrest the butcher;
and YAllaudighsm the traitor, par
mobile fratrum, ruling spitits OF
the Convention that nominated the
Lucifer Of Copporhcads, Horatio
Seymour, for President Of the Uni
States, ON platform that is almost
ono solid lie! Appropriate and
beautiful As for those who claim
TO be loyal and patriotic, yet were
represented in the New York Con.
vention, they may have been SO
once, but they are 30 no
lorgor. They have nude COM;
mon cause with the enemies Of
their country, of their race, Of in
telligence, temperance, morality.
religion, everything that makes
our civilization 9 blessing. Les
them take thoir share Of tho beat.
ing.
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Wines. &c.
CLASS y-Grain, go.

Acarding Commit.e WIN. Van Hyde, Geo 4
Howe. 7. MthoK, Mrs. Henry Rcber, Mrs. J. q
Reeves, Mrs. w. L. RiRby,
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To be shown in harness. Form, sIse, styf,
endurance, and action 10 be considered rather
than speed for short distance.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03

Arardlag oammalss-L. II. Oids, Mrs. John
Friend, Mrs. snsannah smethers, Mrs. ]. O.
Caldwell, @. 8. Markwood.
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Nominations for Congress,
1868.
Democratic.

Frank Blair can go longer with-
out water than any man in Mis-
souri,.
General Alexander Rivcs Of VIII
einia, Is out in briet lettcr. an'
nouneing thathe will support Grant
and Colfax. M
= Mrs. Ianooln is at Bedford
Springs, Pa living in strict soclu-
sion.
America is promised a concert
company entirely Of "ladies."
Madame Normann veruda is vio-
linist, Madame Szaryady pianist,
Pauline Schrader 6rst cantatrlce.
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GLASS Natives. Grades and
Oxen.

All work cattle 10 beshoRn with yoke On, but
no work cattle TO be shown as lat cattle.
Awarding Committee. Michael Kick 10, Antfew
Musser, Joseph GnndylS @. Bush, II. Thomp-
sUh.
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n. aA. GRRELEIN

rsrocor, an a no aIer In PEovislons,
vTFrnltn. Confectionery, Nuta, Ralsine, Figs,
Sltron. sanoes, picklesi Catawha and other
Native Wines, Importer o. Rhine Wine an, And
Ale. Stock Ale, Cincinnati Lager Beer, &C., &c.
Z Main streei, Lancaster, Ohio, one door East
Authorizing valley National Bank.
T, FOB. q, tses-ly
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n. n. RILLIN0HURST,

4 aENr ron WHEELER AND WILSON'S
~ AND HDNE3 SEWING MACHINES,
Wschlne Findings-Sheet Music and lnatrnc-
rie1ioaia from the East and the West.
Fouf doors West ofthe Hooking Valley ma
aensI Bank, Lancaster. Ohio. feb. 81, '6S-i,
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W11IT.TIY. RROTHERS,

NW,bFsRs IN HARDWARE, COMPRISING
Nechtnic's Tools, saddier's Goods, Under
Asfer's Trimnni ngs, Carriage Makers stock,
OntieFy Of all descriptions, AgricnItural im-
stsecnd A soor fronn Oolumbue street corner,
I'sncsster, onio. feb. 81, 'es-iy
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Apples.
Plums, Nuts, &c.

Rest collection. not less than varieties ..s2 90
2d do do do do ... o.
Best plate, not less than nl2................. l 90
I'd do do do do....................... 90
Beat collection Of native, ,unculuvated nuts 90
do do do fruits W
Awarding Conmitiee--C. N. L. Wiseman, Jno.
Gravett, San'l Barr, DR.. A. Dennis, Thos. NJ.
Young.
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The Case stated by d Colorado
Paper.


We have o copy Of the Denver
Colorado Daily Rocky Mountain
NOws Of Aug 10Th, which was
kindly furnished us by Mr. New
ton Pearce Of this county. It's lead.
ing editorial is so just and admira-
BILE statement Of Democratic po-
litIcal shortcomings, that we have
determined to give our readers the
benefit Of il BY copying it entire.
Whoever fails 70 read il will miss
something that would do him good.
The article is as follows:
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PREMIUM LIST.
FIRST DIVISION.
HORSES.
Henry LAnsie, Member OF the board In charge.
GLASS A. ThoroW0h. breds.
CLASH R--Roadstera.

Avarding COmniites--John Reber, Geo. Gregg
Pickaway county james Pearse, u. W. Carlisle,
Wallen Locke, Hook ingco.
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CLASS P-Grapcs.

Each variety 10 be named and distinctly Ia
belled when entered. ~
Best coiiectionl of usauaa In Ss. ia,r -
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Established 1926.
CtAss K-sasIanufacttifs Artlcle.

lrwdiag CommHls> John Yonis, WIN. sehopp;
George NJ Strobe, Jesse CAnodel Adg. swriukey.
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I .A. HEM,

Manufacturer and Dealer in
GADDLES. RRlDLES, HARNESS,
~ and all kinds OF Riding and Driving Equip
sSeats, Mdn street, Lancaster, Ohio, .. NJ
Little's old stand.
work done 70 order, and repairing done
neatly aud promptly,
Feb. az, fsoS-iy. fa ISL $50
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PREMIUM LIST
OFFICERS.

J. s. BRAsEE, PTt &c. WEAVER, Trs
J. T. BUsBy, y.Pt 1T. REEVES, secy
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Peaches, Pears and Ounces.

nest seedin ng grape, new variety ..... ......
Beet for packing and shipping
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i. 9. SMITM.

rSrocer ana Confectioner, Tall
r madre Plock. Main street. Lancaster. ",
two doors West NJ Hotol Entrance. oyMeIs
and the various popular Refreshments intheir
Cakes. Ice Cream, &C., furnished parttcsand
:. .u';,;osio order feb. 2T. ls6s-ly
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A RRENNEMAN,

.x..rIer and stationer, Main
stroet lancaster. ohio, one door West OF
T,iImad oe Home Entrancc. school books'
RIank Books, Miscellaneous Books, PictuSes' ss
f,oid Pens. Envelopes, Inks, slates. ana IsA'
tlonery Of u kinds. tcp.zh ooy
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sTRoPFL & EYERsoLE.

RMRnaeaeturera OF and Dealers IN
WI Frhitifts and Cabinet ware oi Al kinnaa.
tIndertak In q promptly attended to with hnlo
Hearse, and all kinds NJ Undertaking Goods
furnished at reasonable rates.
ah0p and Ware Rooms two doors East o.
Hooking Valley National Bank, Main street,
lancaster, Ohio. feb. ~, lsss-Iy
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PHYsIoIANs.
UHAs. ". BABCoOK, N. D.,
PHYSICIAN.

rsrFIoEIu tho Rlsing block on Main street
parstaoor IN staiss. Residence WIN .o"' n
n. ph>ia. IN Golnnhns sreos' nsa''y oPP'
Niia0 I, ahmen'a Grocery.
y Fed. az. isss--lv.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03
FOURTH DIVISION.

Fruits. Flowers. Vegetables. &c.
Vice President Busby. member Of the Board
In charge.
This Division is under the caro- and special
patronage Of the HocKIso VALtnr HoHTIcUI-
rURAL socIErr. That Society nnites with the
Agricultural Society In this Exhibition, and
will not hold It's usual Horticultural Fair this
Pail.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03
IOHN WORK Il SON.

MMauufactursrs or Tin, Copper ana
w sheet.Iron Ware, and Dealer In Stoves,
or es. Sugar Kettles. Kitchen and House.
North aide Nam street. lancaster. ohio,
Kaufman Building, ono door West o. wide
Sairwav. feb. ~, ,lS0S-iY
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GEORGE BORNMEIM,

N eady- nlade Ciothin 2, g Csemts,Vurs
tN.NfoH mo GOODy.iHATS, CAPS, 4e.
Shaeffer Block. one door west of Beck's Drug
Store, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Feb. nth, 18Ge-lv
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L mi. CREED.

ny Etb ERkTrwHOL LEsA AND RETAIL,
Din staple and Fancy stroceries, Onnnsn ,is.
All ioreign Wines, Confectionery, Toys, &c',
M,In. street. L4nnaster. Ohio, opposite HOOK
Ing Valley National Bank. -, tka,.
fIItklnfs ofOonntry Produce Wantea; ,'oods
Aalvorod, &C. Feb. ~, WY
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M. W. III. sWANDER,
CW1s. VON B0SHORsT.

rNErrtsr. Evsry Oporedom ~. ,M
InsntAi snraary carefully ahd sximsu,'S < ,..',,
p.riermai. Artihclal teeth inrer'eu '"'"'
best manner. a4ora corner Main
ana columbus streets, ~
f6b. ~, 'es-lY
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CLASS Matched and Saddle
Hn.nnn q. .----
CLASS F. Time An imals.

AVarding C1mmittee--P. Van Trump. Nelson
J: Turney, Pckaway CO.; Aaron Ashbrook, r.
Y. Ewing, Joseph Cristy.
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Asordisg csmmgec- George Nichols, Jacob
Beck, e. George Hoiiinan, George LAnss.
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AedrdfHg ComDlfffee--Dr. o. z. Davis, Chas.
I,resbefb, SaiIe Rhaehef, Matte ConheIl, John
Wolf, John Gafaghty, Mart Weaver and Aleida
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JAMus n. WonK. JOHN W. WORK.
WORK & BRO.

REanufacturers OF boots and shoes
lvH ncl Dealers in Roots and Shoes, sole
Lsstdjr, M1rrocaa, Innings, Kips, French and
Amsflaan Ualfsk!NH, and Upper Leather, Lasts
Hhas. poxs, and Shoe-makors tools:
t,astoln work made 70 order and repairing
done on short notice.
Main Street. North side, second door West
ofaenter Alloy.
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4.serding con,mitiss-A. y. Applegata, John
siah Wright, Rev. Henry y, Whitehead.
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m. IsInORE BLAIRE,

TraRyEY ArLtw, AND NoTARYpulB b.
n 10 II. i. Cnmnissionet tsr oousnei;n IN
hNrict Of ohio. wllyerify PETITIONS, 20 cc co,p ~
n.asruptcy Prompt atteMlon gym snsn.e with
isstlon anil Natarial business o"Ss
Hunter 4 DAughsrty.
arah IL. lBiS--tf
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L. Q. B U 7 G H !,


--.rnuuS. looks, ,JE w ELnY
Wff 4 and Plated Ware,
Man .,reet, lancaster, Ohio, in the room
s~ S% sepairins neatly and promptly executed
Feb. 81, '6s -iy
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CLASS G-Jacks and Mules

AiOariing Committee James stockdaie, Jas v.
Pearse, A. v. Appleente. jacob G. shaefIer, ST.
las IL. Wright, Hooking co.
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LANCASTER, OHIO. SEP. 3, 1863.
+. GLASS D-Drah.

Aicarding lnHtes-eolomon Beery, Joseph
John OMens N. Hatfis. Hnrrr Htli,er.
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FIFTH DIVISION.

Ardniinp Commitfes-Marti. f.andis, Daniel
NJ Naughten, David Pence, John Brandon, Sam
uel Hite, Zeb. Peters.
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CLASS Il k-sweepslatcs on Cattle.

Best bull. ...i.ii:.....Sl6 Og
Best cow....... lo W
Atuarding copiniiiec-A. Pernll, Pickaway co |;
James Stockdale, George Friend, William Pc.
terra, Lyman Allen.
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VIRGIL e. SHAW,
fLaw OFFICE.

psIorovBRvihsr NATioNIA,h,;BA,,SSlKa Sla !
,nss,te Talimadge Block, WIZ auena
.o rrt,v to ,,i husiness entrusted TO h'Tsa'e'
~. .cast.r OHIO. March I'll. 1857.
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PRIcEs or ADMISSION.

EhAO1IO OE ADulOOlONs
Any person paying ono dollar will receive a
Member's Ticket, which will admit during the
Fair, the purchaser, his wife and children ex-
ept boys over 10 years old, and entitle him TO
vote at the next annual election.
Single tickets at twenty-five cents each, Will
admit one person for one day only.
Tickets will be sold admitting horses and ve-
hIcles.to the ground, at % cents for each horse
for each day. or so cents for single, aud 81 90
for double teams during the Fair.
Rules and Regulations.
!. All live Stock entries must be mnde by II
o'clock NJ. Of theirst day all other entries
by 10 o'clock u. the second day the books
will pOsitively 10 closed at the hours named
above.
2. Fifteen per cent on the premiums compe!
ted for must be paid on articles entered for ex.
hibition where the first premium is over one
dollar.
8. All classes are confined to the county un-
less otherwise named.
4. All aged or matured animals that received
the first premium at the last Fair cannot again
competitor premiums IN the same class until
two years thereafter, but can compete for
sweepstakes.
.. Any horse mny compete for all premiums
offered on horses Of his age IN the first 5classes,
the exhibitor paying entry fees on each pre-
miumcompeted for.
Q. No discretionary premiums will be award.
edand the Awarding Committees will not at
tach premium cards to articles not named in
the list.
7. When articles or animals are not deemed
worthy ola premium, +he Judges will refuse to
award apremium.
| s. No animalor article 10 be entered in the
namo Of any othor than the bona fde owner.
Should any be entered otherwise they win not
be allowed to receive a premium, although
awarded by the judges. ae
0. Committees are directed not to award
premiums to unsolnd ANIMALS, unless they are
fully satisfied the unsoundness Is the result o
accident.
10. All premiums not demanded by the LIST
day Of January next, will DC forfeited to the Soc
ciety. <'a
II. Hay and straw will be furnished free Of
expense to all stock entered; for exhibition.
For all horses entered and not exhibited there
will be charge for feed OF 81 90 per head for
each day ofthe fair. Corn and oats will be sold
on the ground o oil VINO desire u nt reasonable
rates, fifarJas -.
IL. All stock viii be required. to be onthe
grounds until the AFTERNOON OF the sd day, un'
less. special tedre Is granted by the PRESIDENT
Any violation ofthis rule forfeits the premium
ID, No Tersons except the judges the otheers
OF the Society," hafshals' Reporters ol the
Press and necessary grooms WIN DC permitted
to enter the ring where stock Is exhioit'ng'
10. Members Of Awarding Committees VIII
please present themselves attne secretarys
~ ~ -" .,.,,'',. '" ,n,',. ~,
",,,,. s sss " Is s.,'''', .ti,sa go,
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ATTORNETS.
j. =. coNHety. ..,,,,r =
OONNELL 8 FRITTEK'

a. TronNEYs At Lav.wlll attend 70 Sn;sNeId Sns.Selds
n nsr,,stei 10 them in the courts OF Falrne,u Fal,.d
ani ADJOINING counties. Once IN hrs: Isey" +"
SaiidIns, east side Public Square, t''o, y
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prohibits Township Clerks from giving orders
to teachers for pay, unless they have certif-
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The School Law requires teachers to, under-
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Haslett. and Emily C.. Haslett, o. Eaton
County Michigan, Thomas j, Bull of New
Mexico, John Q, Bull of the State Of Wis
consin. Enos Cu.vsr, and Henrietta j, Cul.
yer of the State of Pennsylvania. will q
uot1ce that Jesse Hayes, CT the county OF
Ashland in the State of Ohio, did on the 9th
day of June A.. d. 1858. file his petition In
the Court of Common Pleas OF ashland
county Ohio, against them and others, the
object and prayer of which is to quiet the
tiile. and determine the plaintiffs title, and
absolute right in fee simple to, the follow
Ing real estate situate in said county OF
Ashland and State Of Chic, towit, Being a
part of the north west quarter OF section one,
tovnsbip nine.een and of range sixteen
bounded as follows. beginning at the south
east corner of s i'd quarter section thence
west twenty rods, thence north Twelve rodS
theme west twenty rods, thence moth TWEEN
ty-four reds, thence west ejs h RODS, tnenee
north twenty rous, thence eoss 80
rods to the quarter line thence south on saic
line to the place of beginning containing
thirteen and one half acres more or less
also lot number ninety-seven, in the village
ef Loudonville Ashland county Onio, an
to determine the adverse estate or interes
of said efendants The said property.
TIT said defendants are notified thai the,
are required 10 appear and answer said pc
tition on or before me Zzu day or august
a 1910 - sJrapaan 1in no fQkan-
JESSE HAYS.
By GEDDES, BURNS & DiCKEY
Atty's for Plaintiff.