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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN. Feb. 2j.-1ho steamship City of
Paris Capt. Kennedy. Of the lnman Line which left
New-York on the 18th inst, arrived at this port at
an early hour this morning, on the way to Liver
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Feb. 2j-EvESHG.-Mr. Packer, an Ameri-
can who took part in the alleged disturbance at the
Odeon Theator. on the performance Of Victor Hngos
drama Ruy Bias has been tried, and sentenced to
six DAYS Imprisonment, aud the payment Of slight
fine
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The special election for aiGrrman OF Tho
seventh ard Broo. resulted yesterday IN the cso,ce
OF Mr.. Cornelius v 1iuehout (Dem). who receAeo ~
withdrew from the contest claiming that he we ccesa
last November but the refused 20 declare h'
vote Mr. Fin-L .sht 70 take bis seat 20 be con
-r.e.
scSted In the Courts - r
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CHAnLEsroN, Clark Co, Ind, Feb. Is, 1868

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CALIFORNIA.
uNION sTATE cONvENTION

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John Clarks dry goods ssvre, at No, 81 jack
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The steamship City of Boston, from Queens.
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POLITICAL.
INDoRsEllENT OF coNGREss.

SPEECHES OF THE HON. CHARLES s. sPEScEl''
ISAAC j. OIIvEp Avn OTHERS, Al THE MEET
ING OF THE UNION Reps LIOAN OA'ii AIM
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New,.Yenrs Address.

Wo notify our city readers that
che Gazette carrier boy, JoHNNY
HuMEL, will be on hand early New
Years morning TO greet them with
q irst rate poetical Address; and
we trust his reception will be such
as to make his pocket heavy and
his heart light. A number oi our
busi ess men will mako this Ad'
dress the medium for presenting
their advertisements in an attrac'
tive way to the public. 1t is a
good one land as the proceeds
will 90 to the carrier, We hope
others will do themselves and him
the favor of patronizing him IN
this way. Advertisements for this
purpose should be handed in early
next week.
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What kind of Oil was It?

Various reports arc in circula-
tion MS to the kind Of oil contained
in the lamp by the explosion OF
which Mrs. Coffman lost her life
It is denied by somc that it was
coal oil. which our paragraph Of
last week did not Intimate that il
was, further than by the use OF the
expression, "coal oil lamp" We
will unhesitatingly publish the
facts on this point whenever they
are positively ascertained and furn
ished for that purpose.
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"CHRISTMAS GIFT"

Dcfcrrng to the wishes Of my esteemed
friends, the ladies' Of Lancaster, and inaccord-
ancc with mycouvlctons ofrght have resolv-
ed to make radical change in my business.
The great event have to announce Is the IT.
rcyocahle punishment of Capt. WnIsREY from
my doninions. II e has been found guilty Of
high crimes and misdemeanors, and is ousted
from his place, never, hope, to be reinstated
Hencciorth restaurant shall be place to
which ladies ais well MS gentlemen, can resort,
without fear and without repr oach, to enjoy
such unexceptonable refreshments as will al
ways be provided on call.
Intend to keep m EATING HOUSE, in the
strict meaning Of the term.
The dollcarics and the substantlals of all
seasons and all accessible lands will be served
in their proporseason. r r
Game, Fish, oysters, Vegetables, Fruits
Nuts Ice Cream Pastry, Confectionery anu
CAk esaiter theirkind.
And rs an adltio tal feature | shall keep on
hand variety ofToys, Notious and Fancy Ar
tlclss suitable for Christmas and New Years
Presen and presents at any other time.
my friends TO come and see me, and
!'patronize my enterprise accordingto its merits
Captain WlisHEr, Ndieul ta.
wemct upon the level -H
We lnrtnpon the square. -.
CHARLES MILLER
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OBITUARY..

DlED-Mrs. Mary A. Widener departed this
life at her late residence, near this city, Deeen-
her IL, 1868, aged sixty years, eleven months
and seventeen days. Il 40,
She wnt born near Horper's Ferry Va. Was
married 10 Jacob Wldener, May ., 1926 moved
to Ohloin Sept. 1881, locating At thop place where
she died. ,.,
IN Christ, and united with the Methodist Epls-
copal Church.
She was woman possessing great energy oi
character. She was "dillgenl in business, fer
vent in spirit, serving the Lord" Always
cheerful -atfectionately devoted to her children
III true and generous fnend-a ieryent spirited,
devOut, pious Christian, her name viii 1--we IN
the hearts of her children, and esteem OF her
friends and the church Of which sho was Is q q
worthy member, though her body sleeps IN the
silence of the tomb. The childien feel then
loss, and are sad. But they sorrow notwitholli
hope; Tho grace that sustained her IN llIe
gave her truinrhin last conflict.
The disease that terminated her earthly OK,
istence was Erysipelas. Her sickness was uol
protraeted much beyond week. She suffered
much, yet "endured as seeing Him who rs IN
visible" May her children.hy so as to moc'
her in the rest ofthe saints, u. N >.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
XENIA COLLEGE.

This Boarding School for yorng ladies has
closed more than usually pleasant and pros.
porous session. For years the managers have
employed able, cxpere need dteachers, and have
literally provided for the table. They have
tcntion to the English Branches and those pre-.
parlng to teach. They have aimed to leave
nothing gundone which would advance tho in.
terests Of Their pupils now they are reapng
the result in large home patronage and aiul
Boarding House, Next session will commence
Jan 5sh. Any desired information may be re-
ceycd ty addressing WILLIAM SMITH,
Xcnia College, Xenla, ..
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Laudable Turnpike Project.

Wo chcerlully give place to ID
communication in the interest of
proposed turnpike from Lancaster
to the Licking county line by the
way Of P.easantville and Now Sa
lem, principally in the line of the
old Newark road. The views Of
tho writer are SO practical and rea
sonablc, and presented in a man
ner so sensible and convincing, that
in our limited space VIC can add
nothing that will increase the force
of the considerations he urges in
favor Of the enterprise referred to.
We therefore invite the particular
attention of those interested (who
comprise all who are interested in
the general prosperity OF our coun.
ty and city) to the communication
in another column, under the head
fcf "Turnpikes." '
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Now DrnK store.


1 hare opened, on Main Street,
a retail Drug and Prescription
Store. and | keep in connection
Herewith u good assortment Of
Toilet articles.
Ny stock is entirely new, select
cd in New York Guy by myself, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured Of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices.
pay particular attention to fll.
ing Physicians prescriptions.
IL. b. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Dec. ., 'Gs.
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The lecturc announced in our
last for Tuesday evening next, TO
be delivered BY Rev. b. n, SrAnR,
before the Young Mems Christian
Association, is, owing the occur
renco ofrcliigious meetings, festivals,
&c, about the same time, postpon.
ed till The succeeding Tuesday
evening, Jan. 5th. The subject Of
the lecture will be announced i'll
our next issue.
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Raid on a Poultry Roost.

On Friday night last, about mid
night, a gang of i'll bcgottcn scala
wags made a predatory incursion
into the chicken and turkey de-
partment on tho farm of Mrs. Josh
ua Clarke, near the city, now ten
anted by respectable and indus
trious colored man, Mr.. Qualls
'Tibbs. At tho time named, Tlbbs
was awakened by q commoiion
mong the fcathered stock; where
upon no jumped out of bed, donned
a portion OF his apparel, seized bis
rifle and sailed forth 10 the scene
of disturbances. Hero ho espicd
half q dozen or moro malo unfeath-
cred bipeds, already loaded down
with their squalling spoil, and in
tho act of taking about the last OF
tho birds from their pe,ches, before
taking their line of march for some
rafting don. The turkies cried
"quit," tho hens squawked in cho-
rus, and Qually ycllcd-"What de
debil ye doin, dah?' Instantly the
party broke like quarter horses
but still hung to their spoils-while
Qually's dog, and Qually in his
bare feet, gave chase over the
.'cold, cold ground" Presently he
let fly with his gun, and brought
down moro gamo, probably, than
was ever "drapped' at one shot be
fore. The bummers, to accelerate
their speed, let go their t@pedt'
menta, or largo part thereof, and
made q Bull Run flight oft, Qual'
ly, seeing further pursuit useless
now began to pick up his poultry
with which the line of retreat was
strewn--here q gobblcr; there 0
rooster; further on three turkie'
tied together with handkerchief;
and hens in profusion running il
every direction. With all he coul'
carry, Qually returned home; de
posted them safely; put on hi
boots and rotraced his steps in th,
route taken by tho retreatinl
thieves, and was enabled to traC
them to the foot of Broad street il
this city, moro than a mile tror
his residence, by tho specimens O
the gallinacoous tribe scattered u
long tho road. He gathered u
what he could Of them; and durini
tho night and next morning sue
ceeded in regaining fourteen out q
twenty.threo of the turkeys and a
indefinite number of other fowl
which had been 80 ruthlcssl
snatched from their peaceful rcst
ing places. a1
Qually is still minus a few tul
keys and chickens; but we don
believe tho mean thieves who rol
bed bim have much 10 brag of /
the net result of their enterprise
and if his weapon had been dou|
le.barreled shotgun and he ho
LOGGED a charge or two OF shot
some of their carcasses, a poSteriol
we hardly think the sympathi'
If the white portion of our comm
nifty would have led them to me
Qually for the outrage.
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Governor q ,ary has issued a
proclamation Announcing that the
State debt Of Pennsylvania has
been reduced s9,4O0,0l4 during
the past year.
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A salo by John NNidener. Nd
ministratcr, Of q variety Of prrson-
al property, will take place at the
late residence Of bis mother, on tho
9Th Of January.
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HOLIDAY Presents.

Those wishing to make Christ
mas presents will do well to call at
Brock 8 Hat Store and look at his
fine selection OF Furs, Hats, Caps,
&C., &c., now Offering at panic
prices. .STSlCGLl 1885,.
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MARRIED.

GRGFFITH-CowDEN the residence Of
the BRIDES mother on Tuesday morning, Dec.
~, iSGs, by Rev, 3. N. Spahr, Mr.lFranli M.
Griffith aud Miss -Elmira e. oowden, all Of
Lancaster, o.
CUNNINGnAM--WELS ELSHElMER-.At the
residence of Mrs jacob shuetler, Lancaster, %
Dec. y, 1868, by Rev. !. o. llough. Mr. John
Cunningham to Miss Maria Welsheirner, both
OF Fairfield CO., Oho
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We saw, the other day, a poor
little ragged girl looking into the
show window Of J. G. Smith, oil, A.,
so wistful'y! We felt--in our
pocket, and the little one went 10
with a much frightened cOunte.
nance. -..
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The largest stock of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry ever imported!
Ochtch is not true )but call on Butch,
and see if he can not please you in
quality and price with goods in his
limo. 4O-2t.F
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sights at Crecds.

Creed Bros. have some OF the
most unique and remarkable things
in tho toy line you ever saw.
Candle by tho pound, or by the
hat full. Jerk somebody out and
squeeze in after your share.
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Some weeks since the papers
q statement of the mur'
der OF the Sheriff Of tho Sandwich
Islands. For seventeen years John
C. Coney, son of Mrs. G Coney, OF
our city has been Sheriff, and the
news filled her and her friends
with extreme sorrow. Several let
'ters were addressed TO DR., Swctt,
Chdrgee, from the Islands, aud the
following received in answer. We
heartily rejoice that the widows +
heart has been comforted: -r- -
WASHINGTON, d. c., / l l.
Dec. IL, 1868.
My dear Madam Mr. Billing,
hust's letter with reference to
your son Mr.. Conoy, Of Hilo, Ha'
wall, has just met me ut this city.
and seize minute from my ar,
rival engagements to relieve the
fear which you are suffering from
the item OF the newspaper.
The person killed was not Sheriff
Concy, but deputy Shoriff Neville
The affair happened at Kona,
hundred miles from the residence
Of your son.
| am we'll acquainted with Mr.
Coney, and esteem him very much
as a friend and gentleman, Al
the date of our leaving Honolulu
both he and his family were quite
well. | remain yours truly,
J. MATT WETT,
II. II. NJ. Charge d Affairs.
Mrs. c. CoNEY, LANCASTER, o.
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GREAT Men. Men are great IN different
spheres. Wcbsteras statesman, Grant As II
soldier, and DR., J.M. Poland as'the Inventor Of
the Humor- Doctor, for the cure Of scrot'll"i :
and White Pine Compensation coughs colds,
aud kidney diseases. Sold by Davidson 4 Bra
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Go To VoN BoSHoRsT, DENTIST.
-.
Coal Oil at Fifty Cents.

Best Refined Coal OiI-Pricc
Reduced to Fifty Cents per gallon
at WM. STEWART & Sons well
known Qneensware Store, Grecne's 5
Block, Main Street, 4th room West
of Public Square. [36-ti]
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-24

The stock of J. G. HITE, at the
"City Book Store" is really splen-
did. Now is the accepted time TO
lay in your supply cf presentation
books for the holidays.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-24
FAsIIIONhBLE DRESS AND
CLOAK MAKING.

Mrs.J. c. Morrison woull respectfully an.
nounce to the ladiesof Lancaster aud ylcnity,
that she has opened a Fashionable Dress and
Cloak establishments in the building lately oe'
cupled by Mr.. Tuthill on the Public Square
Lancaster, Ohio, where she is prepared 10 do
all kinds Of work in that line Of business. From
her long experience in business and her great
success in pleasing the Elite and Fashion o
Pittsburg, ghe feels warranted in assuring the
ladies' that she can and will give satlsflcdon.
Special attention given to wedding outht'
Ladies' fine under garments Children's robcs
&c. liberal patronage from a generous pee
pie is respectfully solicited. s.. ir
MRS. JANE C. MORRISON.
Oct. 22 'OS- a. -.f .ItH
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-24

SNORING ToBAcco.-To all low
crs Of the Pipe, we would say that
Pairan & Martin are selling an ar.
ticlc of Smoking Tobacco, which,
having tried it, We have no hesi'
fancy in pronouncing A No. l.
They have been rstailing the same
at s1,25 per pound, but being do
sirous of closing out the lot, they
are now selling it at co. cents
Neatly done up in boxes Of one
pound each. fry it. ,a.i,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-24
Genuine Imported Ithcin
Wine,

Vintage of 'G5 bought by NIcn
FUcHs in Germany, and Imported
especially for ARMBRCsrER& & FCcHs,
Lancaster, Ohio-and for sale at
their Saloon in any quantity
Those wanting q warranted pure
and genuine Rhcin Wine should
not miss this unusual opportunity
4w-37
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-24

Powers, the Sculptor, is on his
way from Italy, TO his Cincinnati
home. lie has boen absent many
Years. 5.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-24
Co TO yoS BoSnorsr, DENTIST.
New Confectionery Establish
ment.

II e. SMITH, has opened in his splendid new
- room, Northwest corner of Main and Col
umbus streets, a fine new stocl; OF confec =
tionery. Toys. and great variety Of other
arclessuited to the holiday season, to which
he invites the attention Of the public.
Business Will al-o be continued as usual nt
tho old stand n Man street, where may be
found avery full and attractive assortment Of
every thing in the limo OF Confectionery,
Toys, Nick NReks &c. for the holidays
open 'orlnspec ton and sale at al hour.
oysters for the HOI idays.
Maltbys celebrated Baltimore Oysters re'
ceived daily, and 'oTsaic in any Quantities de
sired.
oysters, &c. servcdin the beststylo.
Dec. 10, lBGg-iinO.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-24

At Cost for Thirty Days!
The fine stock of De Muths Boot
and Shoe Store has 10 be closed
out by the lst of February. Go
there for bargains. 1t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-24
columbus Advertisement.

We ask attention TO the business
card of J. D. Osborn &. Co. one of
the heaviest and most respectable
of Columbus houses in their line
They know how to extend their
business. Those who advertise are
always liberal dealers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-24
CHARLES MILLER,
POSTSOKIPT!

take pleasure in announcing business
connection with Mr.. THOMAS c. BoPE, ani that
the business will be eonductedas above ndlca'
ted under the style of MILLER Bora we
make our bow to the public, and ask q liberal
patronage. MlLLEk borE'
Dec. 81, 1883.