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SUGAR MILL
For Grinding Sorghum.

n would respectfully inform my old customers
that | have q tsw OF those Heavy Mills
left, which would be glad to sell and ship 10
order. Below find certificates Of performance.
Za GILBERT DEYoL.
Lancaster, o., July 20, 1868.
do hereby certify thatI have used Mr.. G.
Devo's Sugar Milb manufactured after the
Southern Mill, with the G.. Devol improve
ments. Iconsider II the best Mill for all work
that has been produced IN our State. II has
strength, beauty and durability. | made with
IL last season 5000 gallons OF molasses, and had
crowd always aruuni me TO see the Mill per-
lorm, and many from distance. The Mill
weighs 5000 lbs --rolle re- two feet In length; one
large aud two small. grind with one or two
horses. JOHN RACER.
Sept. 1867 .as @f3 A
We do hereby certify that we have been uslng
one OF Devol's new sugar Mills. We can rocom-
mend u TO any person that wishes 70 grind
cane, rs thanl lst perfect Mil tn all its parts
ofany Mil ever introduced TO the public. It's
very heavy but not q pound 70 spare. WehNve
no fears OF any broalsage, and consider we have
q Mill for the present generation. As matter
o. 600 nomy We can eefsIy recommend the SAID
- y - ''''"s'' y o. M. BERRY,
July 80, lecs- 3w.
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Gen. W. S. Rosecrans has been
nominated aud confirmed as Min,
istcr 70 Mexico.
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NOTICE TO THOSE WISHING
TO BUY PIANOS.

VIE subscriheris (hy virtue OF his proies-
sionl Agent Of all the best Piano makers IN
.ne I eountry,ibut specially OF VIM Knabe.
i1t more Md, whose Pianos are eopai
factnrer. - W" '""hu-
Ihose wanting to buy afeally good Piano
VIII 40 well TO call upon him at his Residence o,,
Chestnut Street, 5th house east of the Cat hoiic
Ohnreh, before buying elsewhere, as IT viii he
purchase ofa piano ofthe same grade An Pr pio
amos sold by me are warranted perfectin etery
Don't stick to names, but remember that q.
chose ce " any other name will smell as sweet.
o"P'e"" SAT. G. SCHNEIDER.
.Lanedster, O., May 2lst, 1868. II
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The rumOrs of impending war
between Frapco and Prussia are
revived. u
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"The Gazette, without the least
regard for truth, says our ratitica.
ton meeting was tho smallest, &C..
ever held in Lancaster. - Eagle.
Our neighbor has, Of course on
immense regard for truth. That
being the case, will it just take the
troubleto cite the passage in which
the Gazette ever said Anythpg
like the above? Come, now-s
handsome rewardii if you will show
with all your regard for truth, thai
you didn't telLa whopper in til,
statementquoted.
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Central Committee Meeting.

A meeting OF the Union Ropub-
lican Central Committee of Fair.
field county will bo held in Ian
caster, on Saturday next, August
lst, at l o'clock, A. NJ. Punctual
attendance on tho part of all the
members is expected.
A. r. KELLER, Pres.
G. T. SHAEFFER, Sec.
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The Alaska appropriation bill is
a law.
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VEIEAVING af all kinds, such as Rag Car.
w pets, Jeans, safineus, Blankets, pial n
and twillod Cloth, done with dispatch by 8.
sEARLE. Also, knitting done to order,
Lancaster, July 20, lsos-:xa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IToHf ITcHii ITc HILL
scRAToH scRA4cHii scRAroHni
|, ts fsom 10 to tsh6dss.
Wheaton Ointment cures The Itch.
wheaton'solnsment -enres salt Rhsum.
lwheaton's Ointment cures I 1ctef.
Observation-Disclosures euress y 'BArbers'Itch
Wheaton ontment cures Old Sores.
.Whea,on 'solntment q cures Every Kind
.'soic 3S ofHumor like Magic.
E Price, ,6ocentsa box |; by mail. 90 cents. Ad-
dressWEEKe, POT EEL. No. lToWskAingtOn
Street, Boston, Mass
Forsale by llDfu gisis. ts@
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SaIo~ OF Real Estate by Order OF
Court.

nN Saturday. the 1st day Of August, 1868, at
Z ~ o'clock, p. NJ, at the door OF the Court
House, n Lancaster, 0hio,will be sold to the
highestb bidder, the following real estate as the
property Of Joseph Work, deceased, to-wt:
Situate In Fairfield county, Ohio, and being q
part OF sections Nos. 4 and 8 in Township q,
Range 10, commencing at astone IN Reeds
lane, thence ES,st 40 chains, 10 links to stake,
thence s. va. So w., 5 chains to stone; thence
North, Sc 10 chains, 20 lnks,to stone, thence
South, 90 claims, 10 links to stone; thence
West, 2J chains 30 links to n stone; thence
South, 2s chains ,7slnks TO stone In Royalton
road; thence NJ, 87o W. so links to a stone in
said road thence North, go CHAINS, to stake;
thence S., 8t1as E. chai ms to walnut tree,
thence West, 10 chains, so links to q stake;
thence North, ~ chains, 6Silnks to awhIte oak
stump; thence Vests halns b5 links to q stone
in Reeds lane; thence North, II chains. G3 links
to the beginning; containing l40 3i-l0O acres
more or less.
Appraised at $40 peracre.
Terms of sale-one third Of purchase money
IN hand the residue in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest from day Of sale, to be se-
cured 10y mortgage on the premises. isi
WILLIAM WALKER,
Executor of Estate of Joseph Work, decd.
Martin &Mc Neil, Att'ys. l1,
July 2, 1SG8-iw.
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Moral

All persons having unsettled accounts with
me Of moro than ninety (1D days standing Will
find them in the hands OF Mr.. John Searls for
collection. la
May rs, 1SGs-tf EDISON b. OLDS.
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Wc renew our Acknowledgements
to Hon. P. Van Trump, for papers
and documents sent u.s..
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tsHangers.On.'s

Col. ConneII desiguatas the sol-
diers Of the late war who now adj
here to the Republican sausc, as
the changers on" Of tbe,army,--
Hangers on is gooa. They dta
chang. on" tilltbey: wbdlEa the re.
bollion; and they Gs1l "6apg on
till the last YiggIe of the last cop
tpsrheede tai At sunset on the
great dkS of Ncysmberss
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GRAINi GRAINi.

s GRAIN! GRAINM ad
900 Bu. Grain Waated!
EoR WHICH THE HIGHEST MARKET
IL Price will be paid at all times, for
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Bar
ley, Glover and Timothy Seeds,
Az. D, Martins Warehouse, Empire Mills
Baltimore, OHIO. Bring on your Gaaini .5I
July ~, lSgS-5we j. II. WELLS.
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n.ta,e or George lIolaerman. dec.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the underslgn-
Administrator of the Estate Of George Holder.
man, late ofFairheld county, Ohio, dee.
luf SlLAS WILLIAMSON,
July 80, ls0S-awS Administrator
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A New Discovery of Gold.

The undersigned having laid out his farm in
10 acre lots, Wi sell on time to suit purchas-
ers. The land is beautifully located, and within
three'fonrlhs ofa mile from the Conrt House.
Three Of the lots have houses on them. In.
qulre OF JOHN s. SNIDER,
July 5O, lSSS-U Lancaster, Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate OF JAG OBJ shaefrer, Deo.

HNllE undersigned has been appointed and
qualified MS Administrator of the Estate Of
Jacob Shaeher, late Of Lancaster, Fairfield
county, Ohio, deceased
Dated this 3oth day Of July, A. d. 1863.
J.O. WEAVER,
July 80. lB0s-3w Administrator,
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SOCIAL EoUALlTY.--A colored
"manhood" treating a poor white
democrat TO "tho whiskey."
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A r ABLE.

An old mar iound rude boyin one Of his ap.
pie trees stealing apples and requested him TO
come down. The yohng sauce.box told hm
lAinly that hc would not. Tho old man thea
pulled up tuits of grass and threw at him
which only made the young saape grace laugh
in his face. The old man then pelted him with
ten down and beg the old mans pardon.
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BREAD AND CANES

ofall kinds on hand 1t all times, and deliver
ed to order TO any part OF the city. 93|
FINE BAKING for families, parties,
weddings, pic.nics, &c, done at short notice,
and In the neatest mhnner and most tasteful
style. -.,to.i.t.f .-4.,
10 his old customers he returns thanks for
their patronage, and promises his best endeav.
ors TO merit Acontinunnce Of their custom, and
to secure that OF hosts OF new ones.
Lancaster, July 80, lsGs--u eeiFgteF
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q. KEHLER has just returnedfrom the
East, anInow offers to his Buuerous oldfrlends
and rs many new ones AZ may favor him with
call the best and cheapest stock of Boots and
Shoes IN hisllno ever offered in this city, and in
ihct In this part OF the State, He keeps the nest
ofworkmen; and custom work, from the finest
boot TO the coarsest bFogan win be executed in
the neatestand most workmanlike manner.
AprilO, ls0s.ly. O. KpHLER.
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Farm for Sale,

HyHE undersigned offers for sale his farm, 10.
Gated on the Lancaster and Cedar HILL
pike, five miles westof Lancaster SAID farm
contains 125 acres OF land, 100 of which
quality The farm has on it two dwelling
houses, two good barns, and two orchards OF
good fruit. II is well watered, and the i'm
proyements generally are in good condition.
For terms and further particulars. apply on
the premises to II. 8. KIGER.
may u. i8B8--tf tH.t TO
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CITY BAI[ERY!
eai -- ni 81"
O.. BLANK,

Takes pleasure in Informing the citizens Of
Lancaster that he is still carrying on the bust.
ness Of Baking, in all It's branches, ON CO-
lumbus street, nrst building south
OF 3 he MithOH House,
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G. r. SHAEFFER, Sec.
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ave demand EQUAL TAXA.
TlON Of EVERY SPECIES OF
PROPERTY ACCORDING TO
ITS, READ VALUE including
GoveEnfBcnt bOndsand other pub.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

A NOVEL WAGER PAID.-During
the progress of the canvass two gem
tlemen Of Eft. Branch made the fol-
lowing singular wager: If Grant was
elected, the. Democrat was to wheel
the Republican around the city in a
wheelbarrow. and vice versa. The
Democrat entering into this agree
ment was a regular old hardshell.
Another Democrat of the same
school agreed that, if Grant was elect
ed, he would march in advance of the
procession bearing the Stars and
Stripes, and would hurrah fo2 Grant,
and a third promised to carry a bot
tie of Bourbon to stimulate the
wheeler in his arduous labors.
Grant was elected, and on Saturday
last the wager was fulfilled, and the
whole country was assembled to wit
ness the novel pageant. The flag
bearer vas on hand, and cheered for
Grant as per agreement, but the shout
was husky and hoarse. He was evil
not used to shouting that way.
The bottle-holder was also present,
accompanied by go or 100 followers,
and the old hard-shell wheeled his
neighbor around the village, amid tle
laughter and shouts of the popuIace.
1t was the most grotesque and ludic-
scene eve witnessed in that vii
lage.
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Notica TO Taxnauars

I'M ONANE MS WI To
I( The taxpay ers of the city OF Evans
Vile that l have received from the Clerk
of the Common Council OF said city the
Tax uplicate for the year 1868, and that L
am now ready TO receive the taxes charged
on said duplicate FT
AlIpersOns who pay their taxes In full
on or before the 18th day of November VIII
be entitled 10 asdiscount OF five per cent.
OF the amount. Those paying after said
18th day OF November. and on or before
the 9th day of December, will be entitled
to a discount OF three per cent. of the
amOunt; and those paying aft r said 9th
gay of December. aud on or before the sLh
day of January, 1869. will be entitle / To n
discount of one a "a half per cent. OF the
amount. H9 .t 1 Hn
My office IS at the city Building, corner
Third and WalnutStreets
4 j.. GAVISK,
novlo DIV city Collector.
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REooRDER's CoURT.-In the Re
corder's Court yesterday a man who
was charged with having assaulted a
small boy was taxed, in fine and cost,
50 60.
Harriet Sims, a woman of color,
and who resides in the neighborhood
Of Hamburger's, on charge Of disor-
derby conduct, was taxed So even,
which she promised to pay on Satur-
day. A few other cases of ordinary
drunk, and minor %offenses were dis
posed of in a summary manner
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Thomas Johnson,
of the house of G. J. Acton. Cincin-
natl, was in the city yesterday. He
was feeling rejoiced at the result of
the election. nsml1aa9 70 10
Mr.. Robert Logan, n of the solid
men Of Pike County, arrived in the
city by the train last night. = 3
Mr.. Alex. Offner, ofethe house Of
Kuhn, Meter g. Co. arrived by last
nights train, and will remain inthe
city a few days. .m4ag .gbnoi9 n3aTa
w. ii. Waters. General Agent of
the Adams Express. is in the city,
stopping at the American House.
Judge Ballard, Coli Merriwether,
and Gen. Bristow left by the Emma
Floyd yesterday for Paducah.
Judge johnson was a passenger by
the Nashville yesterday evening tor
Mt. Vernons where he Is holding
court. Sis iw .baR grid
Frank Sellers, OfSelIers's Landing,
was in the city yesterday xlda
Robert Logan, Representative elect
from Pike County, was a passenger
by last nights train iTrA
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The Very Latest HeWs-OhIclal TO the
Ladies'.


The latest news received by Elliott
& Co., IS the following dispatch:
Messrs, Elliott &c Co.,
GENTS: Sell that lot of Furs and
Dry Goods and remit us the cash at
once. Yours, &c.
p. S.-Do not regard the price. but
sell anyhow.
Ladies, we will sell you, at auction
"Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock,
$40 worth of Furs in good order;
also $1,000 worth of Dry Goods.
Come and buy the above goods at
your own prices. Seats for ladies,
and the best of decorum preserved.
The samples of our stock may be ex-
amined day before sale. Sale Wed
nesday, Nov. 18th.
nov10-2t ELLIOTT & Co.
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IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN To
BAcco, CIGARs, AND SEUFF.-The
following is important to dealers in
tobacco, cigars. and snuff: a"Under
the Revenue Law, passed July 20,
1863, the tax on tobacco, cigars, and
snuff, must be paid by stamps soonotO
be furnished By the Department. The
law also provides that all smoking,
ine-cut chewing tobacco, and snuff
on hand on the frst day of January,
1869, whether manufactured before or
after the passage Of, said act, and not
stamped according to, the require
menGs Of the law of July 90, 1863,
must be so stamped, restraining be-
ing a repayment Of the tax, All
cigars on hand on or after the first
day Of April, 1869, and all other
kinds Of manufactured tobacco (plug,
&c. on hand on or after the first day
Of July, 1863. must be stamped under
the provisions of said law" a,T.
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METEoRIc SHowERAThe nights Of
the 18th and 18th of the present
month, between midnight and sun
rise, is fixed upon as the period of
theannual shower of November me-
teors. Arrangements have been
made for extensive observations at
the Cincinnati Observatory, and we
presume at other observatories in the
country. The cooperation of all who
are interested in these matters is in
vited, and a report of these observa-
tons is requested by Prof. Able, of
Cincinnati. That portion of the
heavens in the constellation Leo, and
forty five degrees surrounding it is
recommended as the field best suited
for such observations. Prof. Able
requests all those who design taking
observations to communicate with
him at once. lal bre 1asAestt'
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DRUMMER Boy. OF course our
people will not forget that on Wednes-
day night the Drummer Boy will be
Reproduced in this city at the Opera
House. for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum. a very general desire has
been expressed by our citizens to see
this series4of most thrilling tableaux
presented On the stage at the Opera
House, and now that the opportunity
is about to be Afforded, it is hoped
that all will avail themselves Of the
opportunity afforded them. Let it be
borne in mind that this play is pre-
sented under the auspices of the lady
managers of the Orphan Asylum, who
hope to make something for the bene-
fit of that institution. Certainly the
people of Evansville will not fail to
show their appreciation of the labors
of benevolent ladies. A liberal pa
tronage is expected.
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GROCERY STORE. - Attention is
called to the splendid advertise rent
of Xickery Bros, to be found in this
paper. This is one of the live
business houses in this city. The
proprietors + accommodating and
clever, and if you want a good bar
gain, call at that house and you will
be sure to get it. Nc more courteous
gentlemen can be found IN Evans
vile. Call and see them at 70 Main
Street, Eureka Bazaar.
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SERIOUS AcCIDENF .-Y Yesterday
evening, while a German by the name
OF Hill was working at the mill Of
Hillhitch & Co., in Independence,
a saw log rolled on him, breaking his
right arm and bruising his shoulder
badly. The unfortunate man sustain
ed other injuries, the extent Of
which it was impossible to ascertain.
Mr.. Hill is a poor man, having a wife
and FIVE children dependent on him
for support. 1t is hoped that his
wounds will not prove fatal, but the
physicians could not determine last
night the extent of the injuries. 1.
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RowDYIsM.-On Saturday night
s me scoundrel. who ought to be pun
ished severely, threw a bowlder into
the street car driven by Mr.. Charles
Nc Cutcheon. The bowlder entered
at one Of the windows, breaking the
glass and injuring a lady to some ex-
tent, but, we are glad to learn, not
seriously. Il is, indeed, . pity that
the perpetrators Of such acts of row.
dyism escape I lnishnent in almost
every case. Mr.. McCutcheon left the
car and pursued the rascal with the
hope Of arresting him, but failed to
do so. IS
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REHEARSAL -Fha rehearsal of the
" Drummer Boy" last night, at the
Opera ~EIol5e, was we'll attended. not
withsanliag the Indictment weather.
1t vii! be presented in styleifar supe-
rior to what it was at Turner Hall.
The yonng folks are taking hold of it
with n hearty good will. aas
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River dispatches.

NASHVILLE, November 9.-River
falling, with Al feet on III trpeth
Shoals. Weather fair aud warm.
Arrived-Tyrone, Cairo. DEPARTED
Havana. Cincinnati. M
MEMPHIS, November Git has
been raining hard for the past two
hours. River falling. Arrived-Liz-
zie Gill. New Orleans. Departed
Belle Memphis, st. Louis. no.
LOUISVILLE, November 9. = River
with 6 feet 3 inches water In
the canal. Weather cloudy and warm.
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CIRCUIT CoURT,-The greater part
of the time of the Circuit Court was
taken up yesterdays il hearing the cases
of FIVE negroes. VIM. Mcclure. Ed,
Brooks. Jas, Cook. Mike Mcclellan and
Silas Davis (coIored). who were charg-
ed with being accessory to the murder
of Crayton. Late in the evening the
jury brought in a verdict of guilty in
the cases Of Brooks. Mcclellan and
Davis, aud of not guilty in the cases
of Mcclure and Cook. The guilty
parties were sentenced to two years
Imprisonment in the State prison.
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BG~Thero is an auction sale of
horses, WAGONS, carriages, household
and kitchen furniture, at William G..
p. Scranton's on Fulton Avenue, two
squares beyond the Street Railroad,
this morning, at 81 o'clock. Don't
forget. c HIRAM NELSON,
nov91t Auctioneer.
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A GRAND JUBILEE.-From a gen.
tleman who arrived in the city y%ester-
day. from Washington, Ind, we learn
that on Saturday night, in thai place,
the Republicans had the grandest
jubilee ever known there. 1t appear
ed as if all the people in the county
had collected In that place to jubilate.
The whole town was ablaze with bon
fires and fireworks, while almost every
Republican there illuminated his
dwelling. A long procession was
formed, and two bands of music, and
several glee clubs, chesred the PEG pie
with music, as they went "marching
along" The principal street in the
place was so thronged with. people.
that it was almost impossible to move
along. It was. indeed, al occasion of
great rejoicing. 'aLai.ao' ,e'S 5.
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OUT.-The city tax duplicates are
now out, and in the hands Of the Col
@lector, who is ready to receive taxes,
as will be seen by a notice published
elsewhere IN this paper. Il -.
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ExCURsIoN.-On> Saturday. the
18th inst. the Evansville Cornet
Band will make an excursion to Cairo,
Ga the steamer Armada. Of course
the gentlemen comprising that band
will enjoy themselves, and we hope
the trip will be one of great pleasure
to all.