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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-08
GEORGIA..

Republican Attempt to Hold a Meet.
ing at WdTentOn. Gd.-Ihey
are Forbidden to do so by the Dem.
ocrdtS--Meeting Broken up Un.
ion Men Fly for their LiUes.
New YoRK, Sept. 80,
Tho Tribuno's Atlanta special
says; A call having been publish.
cd last week for Republican Con.
vontion in Warrenton, tho Repub.
licans assembled thero yesterday
with Wow Of holding poaceablc
political meeting, A considerable
number of tho loyal mon from the
noighboripg towns arrived at War
renton by train to attend the meet
ing. They wero met by tho Sheriff
and q committee Of citizens, who
advised thom not TO ontor tho town.
The shoritf told thom that tho citi-
Eens wero determined thore should
be no meeting. HO added that he
had counselcd with them and sought
to pacify them, and to inducethom
to allow tho meeting to bo hold,
but that his advice had beon in vain
The Republicans thOn went TO a
coloied church, outside tho town,
and held, thoir meeting.
When tho speakers were nearly
through, news was received from
creditablo sources that tho citizons
were organizing in town, and drill.
ling in military tactics preparatory
to an attack. The Republicans
were advised to fly to the woods
To avoid o serious riot and proba.
bly, loss Of liio, thCy fled in all di.
rections. Tho colorod people are
dreadfully alarmed. II is asserted
on the most Trustworthy authority
that from 800 to 400 white mon,
fully armod, went to Warrenton
especially to prevent q meeting.
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GRANT AND COLFAX!
Meetings to October 18th.

Meetings to October 18th.
There will be meeting at the
Wigwam on every evening un-
til the day of the election.
Col. YEoMAN is the speaker for
tonight, when speaker for to-
morrow evening will be an
nounced.
Major STINoHCoMB will be the
soeaker for Saturday evening.
On Monday evening it is ex-
pected that q Grand Rally will
take place, to be addressed by
able speakers, whose names will
be duly announced.
On Saturday the great Basket
Meeting rally comes off at New
Salem, and promises to be u rous.
ing affair. DIR. EDWARDS and @.
BORLAND, Esq. are announced af
the speakers, and in addition
Gen. Il. +. WILDEs and Col. YRc.
MAN will be on hand, as we are
informed, to address the people
At East Rushville, on the eve
ming of the same day, the same
gentlemen will address II meet
ing of the people.
Let the friends of Liberty and
Union turn out in force to these
last rallies before the October c,
lection.
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Ohio Annual Conference.

The following are the appoint
mentsfor tbeLancaster District ol
the Ohio Annual Conference, made
at its session in London, last week
M j. H. Trimble, p. II. nupt
Lancaster, B. N. Spahr.
Circleville, w. J.Harvey. ~
< Newark, Il. Cunningham.
Alexandria, Homer Thrall.
Baltimore, II L. Whitehead, sup
~ rly, G.. II. Hudnawalt.
Johnstown, Il. F. Lewis, G. G.
West. faHe' 's
Etna, S. Rankin. p.
Granville, ]. +. Williams.
Reynoldsburg, j. Il. Grogg, T
Ii. Bradrick. 5000
Roya lton, @ NJ Bethauser.
South Bloomfield, ]. NJ. NICK
Shultz.
New Albany, s. @. Riker, W
III. Bryant.
Tarlton, T. II Hall.
: Maxville, J. W. Lewis; supply
S. ricketts,. =
West Rushvillc, ]. II. Acton.
Logan, Levi Hall
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The Oopperhead party has for.
mally aud officially committed it,
self to the principle OF equal taxa
ton of all property for the support
of the Government. The only
question now 10 settle is the prop,
or rate to be levied. Leading
Democrats in Congress have pro-
posed t,co per cent as the rate Of
taxation for bonds. If this figure
be adopted the farmer will be tax
ed two dollars per hundred on the
cash value of his land. That is, land
worth $50 per acre will pay a dol
lar per acre of taxes when the Cop.
perheads come into power. Some
people may like this mode of rails.
ing revenue, but we suspect that
the agricultural rural class will de-
mur. They had better do so at
the polls.
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Vallandigham Ineligible as a
a~ Congressman. 5

~ Congressman. 'r5
Tho Detroit Post makes the
point that Vallandigham could not
take his scat as q member of Con-
gress even if elected, in this man.
ner:
Tho Democrats, who are running
Vallandigham for Congress in Ohio
forgot TO ask, when they nominal
cd him, whether he is eligible. II
the fourteenth article Of the Con.
stitution of tho United States is
properly enforced, Vallandigham
cannot take his seat in Congress,
even if elected. That article de-.
clarcs that no man who took an
oath to support the Constitution,
as Valla1digham did repeatedly,
and afterwards gave aid and com.
fort to tho enemies of the United
States, can hold the Office OF Rep
resentative in Congress. Now Val.
landigham was momber of Con.
gress during the early part of the
war, and as such, had taken an
oath TO support the Constitution.
After wards he not only gave aid
and comfort to tho enemy, but he
was arrested ON this very charge OF
giving aid and comfort to tho enc
my, tried before q military court,
conUicted, sentenced, and tho SEN
tence commuted by President Lin
coin TO banishment beyond our
army lines. If it were possible
that he could be elected, docs any
Democrat suppose that ho would
be allowed to take his scat con ntrary
to this plain provision Of tho Con.
stitution? AS every member OF
tho House is sworn to support the
Constitution, could any member
constituLionally vote to admit Val.
landigham? In the face OF these
facts, is it not pretty evident that
ho was nominated and is running
for tho express purpose of creating
row over his admission. so as TO
give tho Democrats Of tho North
an excuse for insurrectionary vio-
lence, in conjunction with their
brcthron at tho South,in case Frank
Blair's civil war is begun?
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF ..-
REAL ESTATE.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Probate Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio,
will offerfor sale at public auction on
Saturday. the 3lst day of October,
A. D, 1858, at eleven o'clock forenoon, before
the a0of Of the Court House, in said county, /,
the following described real estate, situate in
the county Of Fairfield and State of OHIO, to.
wit:
LIST. In-lot number twelve Q2) in square No.
seven ~ ofthe city OF Lancaster, according 10
the original plat and also known as lot No, six
ty-fye (66) accordingto tie renuniberng OF the
lots OF said city, subject, however, 10 the dow
er OF Deborah Shaeher, widow ofJacob Shaeffer,
decd. as therein assigned and appraised sub!
End. The whole OF lot number four az and
that part oflot number three (3) which lies west
of the alley extending across SAID lot number
three (3)ofthe s1b-dlSision ofthe Suisen Ton
Yard property (so called consai ming togethe
about two acres and three .fourths 79s<] Of an
acre, situate onthe south side Of the Zanesville
and Maysville Turnpike Road, Immediately
East Of the bridge across Hooking west OF LaH-
caster, free and nnincumbered Of any dover es-
tate therein and appraised at $4,000.
Sd. All that certain Tan Yard, land end i'm
provements formerlyi in the possession Of one
Salem Vol, in the city OF lancaster, in said
county, beginning at the Northeast corner OF
the brick house lately IN the possession Of said
Wolf, thence Westward to post, corner Of the
~" ,AhSs ~" o'"huihEI hNc III pOE1No'
SION of link 4 Younghans, East OF the lime
house, thence North so far as to be five and one
half 90 feet north of said lime house, thence
westwardly, along the line OF said brew hous Q
property TO the creek (Hocking); thence down
the creek and with the same to the turnpike
bridge, thence eastw ardiy, along the stone
curblng on the north side of SAID Turnpike
road and along the foot Of its emban kment wall
to Front street; thence N orthwardly to the
place Of beginning, excepting thereirom so
much Of said parcel of land, az was Onveyed by
Jacob Shaefier and wife to Louis DURAN, by
deed Of date Nov. Esd, 1867 and included within
the bounds following: being all that part Of the
above tract Of land which Is now covered by
the southwest cornerof the brick house built by
!ustus YouDghans on the tract OF lands ylng
Immediately north Of the above tract, the mean.
ing rand object Of said grant being TO convey 10
said Duran q full title to so much Of said Shaef.
| ier's tract OF land MS was in the erection Of the
new brew house covered thereby end also so
much more IN the rear Of said house as il
covered by the cornice thereon and no other
or greater part OF SAID tract OF land, also
free and unincumbered OF dover and apprais-
ed at $4,000.
| Terms Of Sale :-one.third In hand, one
third In one year and One.thrd in two years
with interest on The deferred payments from
the day OF sale. JOHN G. WEAVER,
Admn'rof Jacob Shaeffer, decd.
John Garaghty, Atry for p, titioner.
Oct. LIST, 'OB-bw.
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.~xuS A LECTURE
NY 10 YOUNG MEN.

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hieo sic CENTS.
A Lecture ON the Nature, Treat
ment and Iku deal Cure Of Spermator-
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ton, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical
Incapacily resulting nom Self.Abuse, &e.-By
Rul3ERTJ. CpLVERWELL, III, D., Author Of
the "Green Book,"&o.
The worId.renowned author, IN this admin
hle Lecture, clearly proves nom his own ex-
porenoo tina, the awful consequences Of Self
Abuse may be aifcctually removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical oper-
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pointing out q modo OF cure at once certain and
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Sent under seal, to any address, In plain
envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Also DR.. Culverwel's "Mar-
riage Guide" price 20 cents. Address the
Publishers, CHAS, ]. @. KLINE h CO.,
lat Dowery, New York, Post ofiicS
Box 4,5s0.
Oct, y, tecs-ly.
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Work for Grant Clubs (!

the teams, get out
the carriages and buggies,
and let no, aged, invalid or
tardy voter lose his vote for
want Of means to reach the
polls. qe
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Pairing Off

Is the next worse thing to
staying away from the polls
that any voter can do. Who
ever pairs off with a Sey-
mour-and-Blair-ite will be
apt to find himself cheated.
Don't do it!
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REPUBLICAN VOTER! post
pone that trip West or else
where, till after Tuesday
next. Stay and help roll up
the biggest vote ever given
in Ohio for any ticket.
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Vote Early.

Your horse may kick you
and break your leg, or q tree
may fall on you if you wait
till afternoon. Vote in the
morning, and vote the Re
publican ticket.
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Tuesday, and a reduction of tho

Tuesday, and a reduction of tho
democratic majority.
Tho vote of the Fourth Ward was
rs for Hayes, lie for Thurman-62
democratic majority. Our friends
promise to hold their own in this
ward, and We think by vigilance
aud work on election day they can
do better still.
In County and City together, a
proper degree Of energy on the part
Of the Republicans in getting their
voters to tho polls next Tuesday
will result in reducing the 1884
democratic majority oflost year to
a figure somewhere below 1900.
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Aasignm Nntinn.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
IL. q: Hyre, that by order Of the Probate
Court OF Fairfield county, OHIO, the undersigD-
ed assignee, will pay dividend OF ten per cent.
ble at his Office in Lancaster, Ohio, at any time
within sixty days amer the first day of October
next. J. II. MUMAUGH' Assignee.
Sept. II, l868--3w.
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To the Polls i!

Let every Republican be
early at the polls next Tues
day. Vote early, and see
that your neighbor votes
and votes rightl
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Ohio State Fair.

Notwithstanding the uniavora.
bic weather which prevailed dur
ing tho week of tho State Fair, il
proved financially successful, as II
was in other respects probably the
beat exhibition hold since tho or
ganization Of the State Agricultur.
al Society. The total number OF
tickets sold during the five days Of
the Fair .eached 62 Cash re-
ceipts, over $4,000. From other
sources q sum was realized sulll
cient 10 swell the entire receipts tC
about $4,000, falling short OF the
receipts at Dayton last year only
about 81 300. 1t is stated that
the State Board OF Agriculture Il
now financially "out oftbe woods.
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TOLEDO Tho editor Of the
Cleveland Herald. who was at tho
State Fair writes TO his paper
thus: "The Fair demonstrated the
propFiety Of locating il for two
years at Toledo, the focus ofa very
productive part Of the State. On
looking at the vast crowd Of intel.
ligent, well TO do, people who
thPonged the streets and the Fair
grounds, IL was hard TO realize
that in ls40 Toledo had but 1929
Inhabitants; that then scarcely u
blew had been struck at the dense
forests In sight OF the village; but
add tothat the fact that 10 day on.
ly one sixth OF the area Of country
is cleared, and yet Toledo is the
second primary grain market in
this country and 1t requires great
stretch of imagination TO SEQ the
future Of this g4aite region.
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Frederick Kinsman.
FOR STATE OFFICERS.

FOR STATE OFFICERS.
For Secretary of State,
ISAAC r. SHERWOOD.
For. Supreme Judge,
WILLIAM WHITE.
For Member Board Of PUblielEorkS,
JAMES MOORE.
For School Commissioner,
JOHN A. NORRIS.
For Osrk Of Supreme Court,
RODNEY F0os.
Ter Con gress, TweIfth District, 4,
NELSON J. TURNEY,
OF Rekmcoy County.
UNITY TICKET.
Auditor,
LAFAYETTE ABBOTT.
Sheriff,
JOSEPH DORAN.
Prosecuting. Attorney,
EMANUEL GIESY.
Commissioner,
JOSEPH Il. VERNON.
lnfrmnry Director, Qong telm)
JOHN NJ. ROWLES;
Short Terml
JONES GIBBONY.
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BUCKEYE HOUSE,
OPPOSITE STATE CAPITOL,
COLUMBUS, ONO.

HNHE MOST COMFORTABLE AND HOME
II like house IN the city. Our table Is abund-
antly supplied with every thlng good our mar
kcts afford, and Is unsurpassed by any house
in the country for comfort uad good living. The
best attention To guests and cheap bllls-gve
US u call. DENMAN d. SHOOP.
Oct q, 'GS--at
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AS Goes

The Election in October, SO
it will go in November, on
ly more so. To your posts,
then, 0 friends Of Liberty
and Union!
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A Large Straw.

The Democracy may tickle them
selves with this straw. Tho vote
OF tho legal voters on tho excursion
trains from Wellington to this city,
yesterday, Cl,700 strong. men, wo.
men and children, twas tuken accr-
ruialx, anI ,aaulInd. UtlI..
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A Bribe not Accented.


The Irish People Of October Sd,
the influential Democratic paper
that has lately abandoned the Cop.
perhcad party, divulges the follow
ing precious bit Of information;
at is true that we were offered
$4,000 by the Democrats il we
would trcacherously forget our
"duty to our country and support
"their candidates during the cam.
"paign. But $500. .000-no, not all
"the plunder that ever the Tam.
"many Ring accumulated could win
"us from the path which duty
points out"
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Four Days Only

Remain until the election of
Congressman, st ate and
County officers. RepubH-
cGnsi UNION MEN! Rally
to the polls on Tuesday
morning, and get out every
vote for your cause!
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Quarterly Statement OF the Hook
Ing Valley National Bank, Lancas.
ter, Monday morning, Oct. o, ,IsOs.

Quarterly Statement OF tho First
National Bank OF Lancaster, ON
the. morning OF Monday, Oct. 9th,
1893.
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ASSETS.

Sworn TO and subscribed before me this tifth
day of Oct. lSCS. WM. A. SCH ULrZ,
Notary Pubic.
Oct, 8, lsGe-aw.
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Farm for Sale.

YNHERE will be sold at private sale, hvs
! miles north OF Lancaster, a farm OF l0A
,s,a Av,ares, i2O acres ofwhich is undercultiyation
WIN goodteneing and la acres o good timber,
ana dIhree neyerfailing wells. There is On II 4
large two-storyframe house large nam hank
barn, with all the necessary out. .buildjngs'
Ierms reasonable. Forfurther particulars en-.
qnlre ON the premises. II iIN''T N"'
Jan.2s, lseS-44tf. sUsANNAH MILLER.
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BAILEY. FARRELL 4 co.. E
Lead .to Pipe, Sheet Dc Bar
s Lead Manufactures,
a.n 5T '4 ALSO
Fig Lead, Iron Pipe, Rubber
Hose, Steam Gauges & Valves,
Iron q Copper Sinks and Bath
Tubs Steam Pumps, Farm
Pumps and Force, Pumps. Yd
And every description Of goods foy
WATER, 7 GAS q STEAM.
No. 167 Smithfield Street.
Send for Price List. PIrTsRuRG, PA.
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IvEF0RKs October 18th!
Appomattox and Richmond
November Sd!
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A VoTE in Fairfield counts
as much in the State major
ity, as a vote in Ashtabula.
Put them all in on Tuesday!
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
MEDICAL NOTICE.
&c 'aIo,siS. MAY ,In1: ne coEsTLrnD 20

~ Rt the following times and placesi
In New LEXINGTON. at the Col.
born House, on Mondays and Tues.
days, May. IL and ~; June IS and
l6; July 20 and 81; August "a and
%; Sept. 90 and 90; Nov. q and 3;
Dec. Z and 8. t
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge-
House, on Wednesdays, after the
expresstrain arrives going West.
until it goes West on Fridays, Nav
l3 and IA; June II and l8; july 22
and %; August &c and ~; Sept. 30.
and 0ct!1; Nov. A and 5; Dec. 8
and 10.
Dr. ZONE cures all forms OF Chronic nia
eases, as dyspepsia IN all It's yarious forms:
all diseases OF the-Lungs and Air nassaces. ~
Laryn gifts, Bron chits, and ConspmntI an Al,
disehstH Of the Kidneys, liver, Pan',rsaa a,,i
thete laods general tail diseases oTthe II esrt,
Blood and Blood Vessels; all diseases of the
lIrain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea. or st
sISls Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general
nervous inn n ntrition, all diseases OF Females,
e%n'arged % Tonsils, and all forms OF scrofnIa
.s also az diseases OF the Eye and Ear, and ali
HS- No charge for consultation, but casb sor
pieu'e'nes' lApr. %, ls0s-tE
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Heciors at Large.
DAVID ron,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
District Electors.
lst Dist. John q. Oiden.
ID do Stanley Matthews.
sd do
4th do Jonathan CrRnOrs
9th do David Thompson.
9Th do David ID. Bailey.
Tth do Charles @. WRlcutt.
sth do l.. IB. MRts0n,
9th do Luther A. Hall.
10th do Hiram FreaE.
1lth do John j Harper,
18th do Philip VI. Wagenhals,
18th do w. ID. Hamilton.
14th do =. M. Barber.l
18th do Levi Barber,
18th do Isaac " elHh.
nth do Ed. r. schneider.
18th do
10th do Frederick Kinsman.
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Last October tho Republicans o!
this city were swampod under the
heavy majority of2l2 against them
on the votc Tor Governor. We rc.
joicc in the belief that we eshall this
year recover many Of tho votes
which were then lost to us through
tho influence Of unpopular and
unnecessary issues.
In the Frat ward Gov, Hayes re.
celved l22 votes, Tho Republican
vote will go beyond that next
Tuesday, while that of our op.
ponentS cannot, as we bolievo, be
pushed to the mark Of l72 which
Thurman received.
The Second Ward went against
US last year by II majority. II
will give Republican majority on
tho 18th.
In tho Third Ward the vote O.
1867 stood Hayes 20, Tharmar
1853. Wo look for a Republican
vote Of 100 ia tho old Third mex
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-03-12
$500 REWARD! !

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 This institution is now in very pl osperipg condition and may be
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