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New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
DIED.


CAULDwRLL-0n Monday evening May H. Elrbe.h Csuiwea,
daughter Cornelius Caldwell IN the d Of her
The relatives friends Of the family invited 70 attend er funeral %
Wednesday May l at2 o'clock at her late residence No aa
East Broadway.
CLARK-At HobOhen j. Tuesday May ~ Charles Cart.
Thomas and Prudence Clark aged years nonbs
The relatives and friends family The members Of washlss.
Department general rFeet
fuzzy invited attend bis funeral from the residence Of bis parents No
15 Wsbntonst HOboken on Thursday aerooon he sn p1
Hudson, n T. papers please copy
DAv1ssuddeny ohysuDe Dato. Territory Mosdsy The 90
George T. M, Davis youngest Of Geo T. NJ DAVIS Of hs
The friends Of the family his funeral ardsr
ave-, ccrner Of fIweutY eigbthak
ELLIoTT-on Monday May H. at YonksrsOnhe Hads0n Hsnu
The relatives ard friends invited attend Pn
PSytsrsH GhuEcs % this wsasssy afternoon at "eOcE
HUBBARD-At shee Mass Tuesday May Henry csnsed In
Of Pascal and Lacy B. Hubbard Of this c and gautsos
Of Henry W. Causeh Of Sheffield
KNAPP-b City Tueay r. the residence Of her
the Rev o. John Lucinda reet & the late 81 Knapp of Daa
bury Conn, 10 the S5th year Of her age
LUDLAMon Sunday May TO- ,fer lingering Illness Wsmc '"s
service will be held At the residence OF his parents No IN
Remsen-st, Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'clock
MOSROR-on Monday May H. Of consumption, Miss MaFy Buna
Monroe, daughter Of the late James Monroe
The relatives and friends Of the family invited % sttend the ansa
Wednesday, at IL a from No. $40 West finyGrs
MoCoUM-Tn Hobart Delaware County Y Wednesday hsJ q
Mrs. Jazs r. McCoum late Of this city, aged Is JeaTa
MURRAY-On Monday May H. James Murray native Of Hantos
The and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
the funeral Friday Nay S st2 o'clock from his late residence Ne
10 Clarksonst
RRYEoLDs-At her residence whloeFs Point ws.teheses
County Monday, May u Ks,hHnns NJ daughter Of the late
eepnen heesr snl e o. q ~ "a .,I A. t,.,.I A ,h. p.
formed Church Mo Haven wednesday 5h inst al loccef
the Harlem Rsiroan train Twenty Ihst iOA
WINSTON-In Vienna Austria sGaday the h n Joseph 5sns
Winston D. Youngest Of Frederick WHsoa Of this er
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LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
IRK TelAlTaph

tBy Telegraph
go. Counsel Cooley of San Francisco, authorizes
the dena Of the reports about the fght Of JuAIeL
. The Central Pacific cars are running to Reno,
Nevada miles from Virginia City.
A reduction of 3 per cent has been made on
The ns.enFrr and freight the Union Psce Raroa 10 aAs
effect 10 DOrrov.
"A large delegation of Methodist laymen en-
barked at Louis yesterday for Chicago 20 attend Ins
10 be held there connection with the Methodist
Messrs. Dennison a. Farmers paper mil at
Al White gaer VIA burned Monday morning. oss sS
The bin for the better enforcement of the laws
and The abolition Constsbua was passed Y sse 'A
ebus-ts House YESTERDAY the Governors veto ~ ~
- Jacob Fralich, editor of 1a6 White County
Record Of Searey Arkansas been arrested By the military authorities
The Colorado Republican Territorial Conven;
oa have nominated eegaes the Chicago Convention and Instructed
them To support Grant and CelAN ,,,, ~ -
Mrs Miners bake-house in Maiden, Mass, ana
stable adjoining eonug horses were burned YESTERDAY james
Pagan fireman badly crushed and Ouinod " Tue ~"ho ~
and three other hremen Injured
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
ruE M Z. coNrERENcE N cHIcAeo.

CHICAGO May 12-The NJ. +. Conference
met at the usual hour After the reading OF the Journal
the Rev j. Baune granted leave TO change his vote
on the admission of Southern delegates from nay to yea
The Secretary called the roll or absentees and IL mem
bers voted yea who did not attend yesterday The Char
announced the Special Committed on Credentials OF
Southern Delegates The Rev. W. Young OF Cincinnati
presented a memorial for a change OF discipline IN
regard 10 the reception OF children into tho ehurch
Referred Tho Rev. Mr. Creavy or Baltimore
offered preamble and resolutions In favor Of building
memorial church at Gettysburg as historic monument
in commemoraOn OF the fallen heroes who were mem
bers OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church The Committee
on the Credentials OF Delegates from Southern Confer
enoe through Dr. Peck, reported the credentials 10 De
corrected, aud recommended the immediate admission
OF the delegates The Rev. j. c. Murphy OF Philadelphia
took tho floor In opposition TO the adoption OF the report
and proceeded, notwithstanding loud calls OF vote,
vote untR compelled desist The report was adopted
under operation OF the previous question ny feae'
205 Nays, ~.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May IL. 1853.
1t is true, reported that Col Forney has rendered
resignation Secretary Of the Senate 10 take effect
on the election Of his successor letter TO this effect
was placed in the hands OF Wade last night The
principal reason for this s he privately ex-
plains to his friends that he may not be restrained by
official position from commenting upon the Of the
Republican Senators who do not sustain the conviction
OF the President
will have a large majority
large meeting OF Soldiers and Sailors Of this city was
held here tonight and delegates TO the Soldiers Conyen
on at Chicago were selected Speeches were made by
Senators Wilson and Upton, Gen. Cobb and others
Senator Wilson made very strong and radical speech,
asserting that the Republican party had never yet failed
to carry their point and he assured his hearers that they
would not fail on Saturday next
The Commercial Advertisers Washington correspondent
says Col FOney has resigned his position as Secretary
the Senate objections having been made to his editorial
comments on OF Senators I'm reference 70 I'M
peaohment This Is triumph for Cameron, but FOrney
calculates his election as United states senator HO
Pennsylvania, by tho next Legislature Of his state"
The United states Marshal for the St. Louis District
has applied through the Commissioner OF lnternm ReVe-
nue. or force OF cayInry 70 assist the Government
thores I'm arrestng disers who are violating the tax
laws. -
season by game ms aiternoon WHICH was ioho"oo y"
a social hop at their Club rooms . =,
After careful comparison OF the time occupied IN
Transmitting mails frOm New-York and Philadelphia 20
New Orleans and Mobile, and back, by the Western ana
Louisville route, with tho time from Baltimore and
Washington aud back by the South western ana Knox
willie route the Postice Department to-day issued OF
ders 20 restore the NewHOrk aud Philadelphia malls lOr
aud from New Orleans and Mobile 70 the route VIA Knox
The Court Of Claims has adjourned over TO the first
Monday IN June. Meantime the hon OhaIies 80 -,
one OF the judges OF that Court has been 70
go to Charleston and Savannah. aud verify the depOsi-
lions OF witnesses In the cotton cases ,o,,, ~
The Democratic convention tohishI nOmua'cu '"u" -
Given for Mayor OF this city.
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be breved manufactured and sold, removed for
sumption or sale. The provision Of the old law for the
Of fermented liquor for storage without being
previously stamped is stricken out. The most marked
change in the iaw IN the department. Oh distilled
Guilty The arrangements as to fines and Penaltes 10 IN
such way TO leave but little business 20 a. Tue S a5e
although It is said that majority OF the COinmttee was
in favor Of lower tax Ihe can Se Carried lon On
only by the holders Of the simple OF tne p,oPeI Or
in ease where the ground on which the dsety - IN
an instrument from the owner OF tne ,stSIin stvIiune
o0nsentng to the use o. 1ne the oSsaos
which he by the lease OF the premises Ior
nnonerv ny nerson permitting his preml
ses TO be used means OF egress OF ingress Ior %
license fee Is ncreaseS on every registered disery
Ing still or stills intended for the dstlllaon OF slls
and Of aggregate cubic capacity OF not more than @
measure or cubic capacity OF doI gao St any Ssfers
who she stop work provided by this act snail not DC
@TPp t 70 pay On any ha M more S6 ssnSde in his
district The provisions touching distilled spirits cover
paid at the distery. No transportation in bond is al
lowed except for expectation The tax s TO DC prepaid
ported without stamp affixed TO It,. The Government
Is In possession OF stamp for this purpose, wnlch
structIon. Stamps are furnished at a mere nominal
charge for such casks barrels may be refed The
the exception Of theaers and other places Of amusement
which, in addition to the two per cent tax are to pay
specific tax each performance ranging from
81 $40, according to sitting capacity Every person
giving performance Is required to provide himself in
advance with permit for doing the price OF which is
regulated by the sitting capacity OF the place OF enter
tanment. The lessee Of the place in which the
entertainment is given held liable for the tax 1t seems
to be the opinion that this part OF the law is so framed
that the notorious evasion of tho tax heretofore prac
ticed may be stopped
But few alterations have been made in the law rela-
tive bankers and brokers' incomes legacies and sue
cessons excepting the provision for more perfect adj
minstraton OF the sale The bill exempts manufacture
from taxation substantially In accordance with the law
which passed several weeks ago.
The only articles which continued from the old is
ground coffee, gas spices, and petroleum The tax
gas reduced from rs cents 1000 cubic feet TO 10
cents and the refined petroleum is retained at 10
cents gallon The tax imitation wines remains SUD
santiay the same and the bill contains nothing about
iron or coal
The bill contains Is sections the subject OF bonded
warehouses, and cOnsOldaes into one act all existing
Internal tax bills
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
THE sURRATT TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-In the Criminal Court
Of this District ChefJustee Carter presiding the case
Of John H. surratt was called up this morning. The
number Of spectators very few. The prisoner was
brought into the Court at about 1Oi O'clock and
seated within the bar, his counsel Messrs.
Merrick and Bradley, jr JOS H. Bradley, counsel
for defense on the former trial, was present as
advisory counsel The United States represented by
Messrs Darlington, Attorney WILSON, Assistant
DistrcA ttOrney, and A. q. Riddle, Associate Counsel
Judge Black, who has been mentioned as one OF the
counsel for the Defense not present. nor was Judge
Pierrepont for the Government The case having been
called Blr Darlington said that he ready to draw
fury the trial Mr. Merrck then said that
from conversation which no had had with Judge Pierre
pOnt shortly after the cath Of April last the time which
had been set for the trial, he had become im.
pressed With the conviction that the time should
he continued and therefore the defense had laid aside
preparations not expecting the case 70 be called
during this term Mr. Darlington had not heard OF any
agreement and said that was his intention or de
sire to continue the He had been exertng himself
ready and anxious TO sweara jury ana proceed
with the trial lie protested against continuance unless
good presented After further remarks 0y
counsel the made known its disposition TO let the
case go the next term. Mr. MerTick then made
motion admit the pTissner to bail, and 1t was deter
mined by the Court TO hear arguments from cOunsei on
motion tomorrow morning. The witnesses were ois
charged until further notice.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

- 80, ,vrtc TIKI Pm TO rHk TRIBUNE.
IoSpoS May i2S mcOusO opened and closed st"St 0'
nl opsued at sias2I aud closed 1 92so for the aceounleI
a Anerssa Securities close at the following prices; United
st., 7OG5es Illinois Cen 94a or less than "
s opepng Bre Railway shares 81 higher than " the opening
May 2-Unsd States bonds OPsasa s' S and closed
al TSi for the old issue -, f..
p.R, NAV l2-Tbs Bourss opened 6sf &c., and closed hm
Renles 90 faues IS cen.mes
LIyERPooL May l2-5p mThe Cotton market was du ana IN
active at o'clock steadisr and rather more DONG %
Of the day footed up bales Some business was done IN O"
arrive the last being made at llld hdns AZ @
ng 2al2d and I9l2d the eOsei Middlbg Orleans
the opeung and 2tal2d at tho close Breads'uHs-lhe m
opsped and closed Que. and steady Corn th opening % anu y
,h lo.a sa3as6 per quarter for mixed Western "hen
:, ,h onspas 1919 and the close 1873, per een'A ior OAa
s,n, white, and i4l3 for No Red Western Barley 90
., hn,b. Oats per bush. Peas al per 'H 70. FOu''
a. n,r bb for Western Canal at both opening ana close
, A tbe openIug ll5 the close 4 per oS for hIra rls
A Poh s26 at the opening and At the close s per Dbl TOT ha
arm Prime Mess Lard 7 he opening and at the close o9 pei o"N
cheese 5s per cwt the best grades Of American nn Dn W "
M nns and tho close G9 per ew for Cumberland Cuh honn
Al tho opening @ the close 66 per e~t Tor Common N0
opa and l2 for Medium TaOw e per eHh Iupe0ne T PCT
cvt Clover Seed W per eWI for American Eeo Aehnsa
IA mar gallon Spirits Petroleum, 3d. per gallon
IoSpoS May l2--5 p m.sug gO per e"t ior NO. pu'cn
standard Lnseed on R3S iOi tuO sperm OIL 40 per tun
Ind Cakes $40 per for Thin ooohs for feeding No change
IN these articles during the day.
cgv,rvp Ma, laThs markets Cor Yarns and Fabrics Is DUH
ISrwxRp NAV l9s p mPstrOeum at o'clock was dull al
,. and closed dali al l3i per bb for Standard he
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
THE WEATHER.

RKuARKs-Monug-v cloudy from o'clock to y cSndy'
Aneruoon-Cloudy; ie hsEy. ByenngCouayi hah AS
tronomiesThe planet ssturnThis wonderful Object 10
tat gn zodiac where for many years 70 SeS " p ~ S
r ~ ~. hest Advantage almost surrounding the g0oe
Pn.t The planet Is Of that slgn ana about "
. az Aluba Scop will be about % south OF he moon ON
Jupe AZ III: ii D. SaturD's orbit beng eeeenue 'he
hfeen
nd.ight
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
MARRIED.

BROWN-SHANNON-In Brooklyn May ~ hy Rev John W.
Chadwick b. Boston Mass Helen Shannon f
Brooklyn, n. Y No cards
TARLETON-WHITBOn Tuesday Rev A. X sandsord ths
TaTeton Pastor of the ~ B. Church Aozeslo
10 Miss Maggie r. White of Paterson n j.
Dublin IrelAndl papers please copy.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALrMoRE May 2Cotou middlng, Soc FourHOwarst e. su:
nadine slJ oil 25 DO Extra 0 500 Sl3 do Family ell %
SsD City Mill. suPshns $40 Soesll Is do kItrs 81 7sS
ka do Family &3 5ODBi5t Northwestern Supehne sSU Uf9 i
d. Rrtn SlO0s so Wheat-MayiAnd % o5 Penusylysnia
81 sOa 81 C0rn-whe %1 h0sI l6 yellow. 81 2a$l "a
orleans. s9s fOusEsa s95 pennsyyana sSs @ 40 Family s Y
agQag Is REs, e. C9ER-YsleN VI l20 Akea We.e % Ad
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SOUTH.
LOUISVILLE, May 12.-The Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South, closed their abors
YeherdAY Ihe neAt meetImg is 20 be held IN 81 LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
SpttiaI hotties.
Another Prize Song.
BIZ ALAnP POST.

Another Prize Song.
BIZ ALAnP POST.
No sOsp beneath tbe buraing Sun
Need ever hope 10 have the ruu
Now being made bg Dsvids Pnke,
A fact no knowing oae denies
rTis made Of stOck-the very best
Nov this ID 20, and nOta jest.
To simply raise the laugh OF speer
Nor Jet the Kind, approving cheer.
No trashy stua impare, unsOund-
Such ~ In many soaps abound,
Shall eer in Dsyids PriEs be found
For bleaching Clothes as white ~ soOS.
King DaVid's Prize Is nOD the 60;
In flct its Antecedents prove
That every word Of the shove
l. guaranteed beyond douss-
fact, honest man sill scoat
TRY 1T. YOU'LL LIKE IT.
GROCRRS SILL IT.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

sl Is Os-weseu eoc Pe1rsyvanis soatheru sS0ees
Mess Pork e29a go sOi Mes BE es98A Lard 2oc .
CMoAGo Nav 12Pour- 250Sli Wheat-Ho At % e asA
No 2st AZ Os CouNo l. &c No o2d92lc New sIta32is-
Oats 73c Rye si T49si rs for No BAIleyNo. sample.
AZ 2 and sample l0d 81 the Aek Mssf
PORK e2s asa sugarpekled Hams c Csnvad Bsees
81 5QU. o IS.
MLwAUKsE May l2-Nour 80 75aes l4l whs.t-Eo -
s2lc ' 49,
CINCINNATI, May l2-Four-FaRly, &ldl1 2 Wheat-SSe
fof NO and ~ IS fT No Corn S9ae0c Tor ear and sheisd
Va oe %. no. and 7e for No Rys 81 @ Ssso2% %
Mddng &c IooaecoLugs "a 30d 80 20 Leaf SR l0az %
Mess Pork ea Bak Meats i2i aaie Baeon-c for 6houdeut
6l0l6sS fog Clear lib 9ees and lie for Clear sides
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
WEST INDIA MARKETs.

| ny GULF TO THE TRIBUNE
HAVANA May l2sugT markets. dull at 81 ds3 reals per aobs for
| Ma i2p s. Potatoes, - bOper bbL
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
PHILADELPHIA PETROLEUM NfApxEr-m.v II

The Petroleum market y
shorts being called upon FOR The delivery s6sut 600 baek
saes Refined reported - 3 bat bsdsrs
this fgue Crude does rot pa &c Of the activity s
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

Union ard Victory. -
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN, GRANT,
CAMPAIGN CLUB.
propose works Immediately
AT electors Of tie above district held on MONDAY esen
ing following named gentlemen we're duly eected oIce
oftbe Club and members Of the Executive COmmttee
Presidsnt
BENJAMIN r. SHAFFEa
Nice-lTesdeuts,
WILLIAM L. WEMMBLL JOHN HArWAkD
Secretaries,
4 H. LAWRENCE WM KELLocK
FREDERICK GUGBL, JL
Marshal.
JOHN STINSON
Chairman Com. Finance. Chairman Com 90 PsnnS neensN
DIyID MILLRR JOHN r. LAWREhCk
Ill.,. RUss n w IIicks Johu McCombs John Mssghan.
c. DonaJon A. scheneer J. C. McDonOugh. Fred Bce0eth
80 N 'p.ina Weed w. T. hoDoaoa(A
S-a csak Joha Levi J. q Thornton J. n. santhasF
MiebT Neville D0xey, N. Mcguire, yoba Nasa,
Jnb5 p Traysr s T. s~eeIsy John Vressad Nash Lane
W0fenaa. Higgas. IohR Mares,
IN Hutton.
All nersos dnt Yorabo the are invited %
enrol The Of the Club anks Hotel No. "a Sadl
the OF wednesday lhnf-
and FdsT the 10Th and 2d inst The Rooms the Sne v ~
Orenn and 2h INST every Wednesday evening 1a os ees
Of the Campaign
insta At tBOc
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

Kpox,s Celebrated Jucundp, OF 20 Ssss ,1 pnIss ~
"a Ptbureb warranted true % name q ssse. -
nuseies "a ALI NURSERIES, IN ONB" No ~ bfoaasy
ooa NJ rsnresentatye Mr. BARTHOLOMEW can % ~
Al No "a Park.plaee, eOrna Of Church LHtUW
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

n Van have the Dyspepsia. HeaAache, Diz-ncs-s -9
cvsusss Piles Oppression ar kA'ng sce ksag %
nr nlaasness do thAEk eer using sal
AITIC LOzRNGRS Vii Forfeit the price we e .as
a No fremont Temple Boeloa and sysry.esse @e,
o0ice NoIiceT6s NaIIs for Europe WI ts d d.Ss'es.e
rom hs TUESDAY TlivkSpAf a1a n aed D. rs,
80 AZ 2 clock Al Stations and D. h'ss ~
R5d li:lO, and all oock M . .,.... xAh sin BE-
Also on WEDNESDAY tace Of the bout az Ssss ssYn mn
pOsssd AZ ns "sa''s VAe' Nv ' gAhks kzLLLh -
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

The law provides the collection OF the TAX az ON NO.
hacco in All lis manufactured forms by means Vi s'R, Rs
o%centng such as Is intended for exportassUn antsd
stamps be affixed to the paehagesse On ali beer
iarer beer weiss beer ale porter, or % Oe' 'oaIed n
Minors by whatever such liquors n"y 20 thsn al
% ~ n for every barrel containing nos h0rS t mail
gallons, and et fractional pagt Qf eArFel SVn 'N"l'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
III O Nj Il
Life Insurance Company,
Nj U T U A l.. ...
I6 Court Street, Brooklyn and
25S Broadway, New York.
Assets over s2 100000. Assured
Members 900.
III O Nj II

THIS company, established and conducted by
Board Of Directors composed OF men well ana
favorahly known for wealth and commercial, n
nancial, and social standing, offers TO effect in
snrance on life byany Of the forms Of Policies
known in the business; to issue simple EDdow-
ments to he paid to children, or other depen-
dents, at any specifedage, or TO grant annultes
ADVANTAGES OF THE HOME.
isa Mutual Company all the
net profits go to the assured.
1t declares and PAYS dividends to its Policy
holdcrsannuaiy on all Policies that nj the Di.
| vldend period MAY y have run one yenr.
II has declared aid paid diridend epery year
since It's OrganizafiOn its last dtrdend Uds 40 per
cent, hereafter the claims lciu be on The pOpuld'
contribution plan
| IT LOANS TO ITS MEMBERS ONE THIRD THE rnE
MUM AS A PERMANENT LOAN.
1t affords every facility in making proofs In
case of death, and is prompt IN the payment
| its losses. ,
Its Assets are kept most securely invested
and nrc as large in proportion to It's liabilities
as any other company.
Ms Policies are all nOn-torteifing; that is. il
members ,gW, under anu circumstances. get all tn
Insurance that heypngJor'
TTS POLICY HOLDERS ARE FREE TO RE
SIDE OR TRAVEL IN ANY PART OF TIL
WORLD WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMIT OF
| EXTRA CHARGE.
ltInakes n very liberal discount from its table
ofrates to all Ministers Of the Gospel.
OFFICERS.
Waiter S. Griffith, Pres. Geo. G. Ripley, Sec
|. IL. Frothingham, Treas. W. J. Coffin, Act'y
Doughty ~ Bruehls, Cen
Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
4. f. SuHUFIELD, Agent Ian
caster, Onto.
oct Is, 'GS-3w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
]. II, MAUK Con
i, NIsELY, - d

At a recent meeting of the Philo.
mathcan Literary Society Of Fair
field Union Academy, the following
resolutions were adopted.
Since it has been the pleasure of
Divine Wisdom to remove our late
fellow.member, N. P. Stevenson
from our midst, while yet in the
first walks of u life of usefulness and
promise, in which the evidences of
strict integrity, and true moral
worth were indications Of his final
honored and exalted position in 80.
ciety;
Resolved, That by his death we
are sensible of the loss of one of
great worth, not only as o friend
and member of society, but also as
an educator, in which capacity he
so successfully labored.
Resolved, That we tender our
heartfelt sympathies to tho rela-
tives and numerous friends of the
deceased, who 50 deeply feel their
irreparable loss, and that as q mark
of respect, we wear q badge OF
mourning for the space of thirty
days.
Resolved, That n copy of these
resolutions be semitic the parents ol
the deceased, and also that each o.
our county papers be furnished
with copy Of tho samo for publ
cation. f.. G. BLACK,
II. F. Dove, Com.
J. S. SITES,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
The Thi, d Ward.

Our friends made most gallant
fight in this ward---despito the
most outrageous attempts Gin some
cases successfully TO run in the most
palpably illegal votes. Our gain
there is t,celue-a result which as.
tonished both parties, in view Of
what was expected, and reflects
great credit upon tho indomitable
Republican workers of that ward,
who resoluteIy contested every inch
of ground with their opponents.