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The Hickman courier., 1868-07-11

ALExAsDEaC CAmrBELL. cor Of the
late Alexander Campbell. President of
Bethsny Colleg, West Virginia. has
written letter the Cincinnati Ga
rette, in which le contradiets a state
rneut going the sunds Of the press to
the etfest chat rand daughter of his
father h1d 5sc5 bat;scd into the catho-
iie church hy Arcbisbop Purcell lie
says &c grand dsgh.er CT relative Of
II g asrteil hss fsea this stes.
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-11

Page 255, sec. 3--And be il further enact
ed, that all the Railroads and parts Of Rail-
roads. which are now may hereafter be in
operation. be and the same are hereby de-
clsred Post Roads.
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH Law.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
Cincinnati Market.
CINcINNATI, April 6.

FLOUR Dali; family $40 25@
1918.
WHEAT-DuIl and lower, So
35 for No. 2; 50 40 for No. /.
CORN Quiet; ear at S7@SSc;
sbelled $4,000.
RYE-In demand atSl85.
BARLEY = unchanged.
OATS--Dull at 75c.
PROVISIONS-l mess
pork held at S26 5O@27; but no
sales wero made at over 26 25.
BULK MEATS-Held at 12@
143c. Some shoulders sold at IL
llac.
! BACON-Held at 124@13c for
shoulders; 14S@l7c for Clear sides
F--sales at inside quotations. Clear
sides sold tic, TO be delivered on
the LIST OF May.
LARD-Sold at l63c; but the
offerings at this rate are not large
and the demand but moderate.
BUTTER Unch anged and quiet
at 45@48c.
EGGS Unchanged and firm a
lSc.
SEED--Clcyer in light demant
at l0l@lOac in a jobblng way.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
Connecticut Election.

AS was anticipated, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor was
reelected in Connecticut on Moa.
daydan. Ills majority is about
1900; an apparcat gain ofabout 700
votes, which is accounted for by
tho facilities for importing voters
from tho 10000 democratic surplus
Of New York city, and tho great
number ofncwly naturalized voters.
Tho Legislature, however, is large.
ly Republican, which will give o
true man for U $. Senator in the
place Of tho renegade Dixon, whose
term expires next March.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09

Chief Justice must decide, but that
any Ssnatnr.Inight appeal and in
ease Of such appeal the question
must be sabmitted'to the Sepate.
Nj. BaAer, Of AanagersS object
ed ID the decision oflhe Chef JUS
tlce -tbDdkh 10 this instahce it
witsiu histavor-because he claim.
ed for the Managers the right to
70 direct 10 the Senate upon all
questions, without being dependent
upon the will Of the Chief Justice,
or upon The courtesy Ofany Sena.
tor. = ~
Mr.. Butler claimed for the House
of Representatives the right to
reach the Senate direct without
the intervention ofany authority
however high orjhst. He said il
was right which he would never
yield, because of the importa nee Of
the precedent whichin The future
and a bad man in the chair, might
work great evil.
Mr. Butler argued the question
at length, quoting precedents in
support Of his position, and show
ing that they did in no instance
support the decision of the Chief
Jnstice.
Mr. Bingham maintained that
lrho rules Of the Serate, the Consti-
tuition, and parliamentary practice
were clearly against the decision
Of tho chair and in support Of the
position OF the managers lie
claimcd that the Senate must dc.
eide all questions
Mr.. Boutwell,, Of Managers, in a
[powcrful argument, sustained the
position claimed by the Managers
He appealed TO the Senate not tc
permit Tie high character of The
present Chief Justice TO override {
great principle.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, tht
Senate then retired for copsulla
ton upon the appeal from the de
cision Of tho Chief Justice.
Tho consultation was continued
for about three hours, and wher
the Senate returned. tho seventh
rule was so amended as to perm
the Chief Justice 10 decide prelim
mary questions oflaw, and as !'
: the admissibiIity of testimony, sub
y ject TO an appeal to the Senate, up
on the demand Of any Senator
Whereupon tho Senate sitting up
on impeachment adjourned unit
"Wednesday, at II o'clock.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
Impeachment.

Ayncpsis Of the three days
proceedings Of the Court Of In,
Peachmcnt preceding its adjourn
neut last week, which we had pre-
pared for this paper, is tinavoida-
bly, deferred Till our next issue from
the unusual demands upon .our
space by advertising friends,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
New York Market. .

New York, April 6.
FLOUR--Closod quiet and 5@
l0c lower.
WHEAT--A shade firmer,w with fair
demand, part for export, ocean
freights having materially declin-
ed.
RYE-Quiet, but firm at $1,000
/ 92 for western.
OATS-Quiet at 854@S54c for
western in store.
CORN--Steady, with moderate
export demand at 81 2l@1 % for
new mixed western afloat, and Sl
24@1 25 for old mixed western de-
livered.,
PORK-Firm at $24 62t for old
mess; 1926 % for new mess, S26 81
@26 IS, seller for May.
BEEF-Very firm with fair in
quiry.
cur MEATS-Activo and 9
shade firmer.
BACON--Active and firm a
l3c for Cumberland.
LARD-Firm at l7@l74c fol
fair to prime.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
Who are the APistOcratic
,s BOndholders

The Evening Post calls the atten.
lion VI those who denounco the
aristocralic bondholders TO the
iacL that very few OF the leading
rich men Of our large cities wealthy
enough TO be styled saristocratic'
own any bonds ut all. Most of the
bonds owned in this country are
deposited as securities by the Ma
lional banks, or held as Investments
by tho savlngs banks, marine, fire
aud life insurance companies, and
trust estates. Our very rich men
do not deposit in saving banks,
and seldom insure their lives Or
property. The savings banks and
INSURANCE companies in New York
aIone hold 800, 900 600 OF United
States stocks. The savings banks
in Massachusetts hold $4,000, 900
those in Rhode Island $l5 900, 900
Tine number OF deposilors in tn,
New York savings banks whose
savings are dependant on the ma
Lional faith is 1873 1901; IN Massachu
setts il is 3l6,00U. The most nun
er0us class Of them are domestics
after which follow laborers, seams
stresses, clerks, taiIors, walters
and cartmen. II is safe to say
that about hall tho national debt
or two thirds of that portion OF the
debt held in this country, il thus
held by the working classes aad
poor men,, These nrethe so called
'aristocutic bondholdcrs," upon
whom demagosnes would bring
down the losses incident TO repud.
,aIion. bet every person who hears
tho bondholdcrs denounced inquire
OF himself, 'lluvo | money in the
bank2 Have property insured !
Have | any greenbacks or bank
billsabout me2' Ii he can answer
either Of these questions in the
affirmative, then, though ho dwclls
in attic or holel, he is one OF the
''arislocratic b0ndhoiaersy atwhom
tho denunciation is levelcd. There
must be about Ten mllIon of them
in tue country IN. Y. Tribune.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
Tfrom the Ohio STATE Journal kprfT1
Progress in The johnson Case.


The testimony o0the Pprt Of the
prosecntion IN. lhe-epsc ot toe peol
aIe against Andrew Johnson. sub
stantiallv closed on Saturday, On
Thursday ysthe trial will.be res0H
ed and arguments and evidence
viii De offered fvr the defense by
the Presidents counsel
In glancing at the proceedings
.thas. far developed insthis remark
able irisl, a few things worthy, Of
note may be called 70 mind. A
gravity AMI dignity betting the
occasion has marked every step IN
the proceedings from the outset
The greatest courtesy and forbear
auce haye been shown the accused.
The conduct ofthe prosecution has
been characterized By the absence
Of oil vindictiveness and partizan
bitterness. The bearing Of the
Senate az whole has been above
reproach and has given evidence Of
judicial impartiality. The course
pursued BY Senator Wade cannot
be too highly commended. He
has scrupulously abstained from
taking any part in the impeach-
ment proceedings.
There has been less than the us
ual amount Of wrangling between
counsel in this case. In the exam.
ination otswitnesses General Butler
has moro than sustained his high
reputation for ability in The dis
charge Of thisimporiant part of a
lawyers duties, and he has been o
match for Mr.. Stanbery. Mr. Ey-
arts and Mr. Curtis combined. In
the cross.exami6ation OF witnesses
called by the defense, Buffers pc
culiar power aud great abilities
will bo displayed. to thebcst advan
tage. 80
Tho documentary evidence ant
foral testimony, ne fnv as we car
ljudgefrom the acknowledgements
and the portion we have receiver
by course Of mail, fully and trium
lphantly sustain every charge II
tho eloven articles Of impeachment
Proof has been made OF tho Pres
idenCs repeated recognition Of th'
binding force Of the tenure of oflicr
. act, and OF hissub-equont violation
oft by the removal Of Secretary
Stanton, Of his appointment Of az
interim Thomas, without the ad
vico and consent OF tho Senate, il
plain violation Of the C0nstituti0I
as well as law, Of his conspirac,
with Thomas TO take possession b.
force of II government department
and to use that department and tn
Disbursements of money male forii
contrary to law Of his efforts ~
seduce General Emory from his oil
lcgiancc 10 duty by counrellnG bin
TO disregard orders and public Law
and lastly. nndeniablc proof ba
bcen presented Of the efforts ofth
Chict Magistrate Of the country 1
bring go ordinate branch Of tn
: Government into contempt, an
10 array the people in hostility no
only against tho makers Of ou
laws. butagainst the laws them
solves. Those ars some Of the fact
and offcnses that have been proycc
Do they constitute high misd'
meanors aud high crimes2 Th
Cmrtof impeachment will scttl
that question. .,..er ...,,.w
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THE IMpEACHMENTTRIAL
TUESDAY, March 81.

G TUESDAY, March 81,
The Senate assembled at IL
o'clock tor the trial Of ito Presi-
dent, and upon the appearance OF
the managers, tho members OF the
House, and the counsel for tho nc
cused, tho managers proceeded
with the testimony
Documentary evidence was sub.
mlttoJ, aud Mr, ] w. Jones was
sworn, by whom was proved tho
service upon Gen Thomus Of the
resolution Of the Senate declaring
his appdintment as Secretary of
War dd interim TO bo' illegal and
unconstitutional Mr., Jones sta
ted thai ho found General Thomas
about l. o'clock n, m. At mas.
qnorade ball, and himself masked.
Upon making his business known
General Thomas unmaskcd, where.
upon be jones' served q copy OF
the rololu,ion upon him.
Mr.. crecsy wac then sworn ms to
tho form Of commission used 10 the
Treasury Department prior, and
subsequent, TO tho Tenure of.ofIice
net, thereby showing that tho Pres
ident had recognized tho validity
Of that act in GIIlrg appointments
in tho Department.
Hon, Burt Van Horn was then
called aud sworn He said he was
present a. tho War Department
when General Thomas made do
mand tor the surrender into his
hunds OF tho Department, with all
hooks, papers, &c; That General
Thomas came to the Department
about IL o'clock. After saluling
the Secretary, Mr.. Stanton, and
the other gentlemen, hesaid to Mr.,
Stanton that he was Secretary al
interim, und "Ldemaud the books
and papers" Mr., Stanton ordered
General Thomns 10 his room M
Adjutant GcncraI With this or
der General Thomas refused to
comply, and declared that he would
exercise the iunctlUrs OF Secretary
Of War, and would take possession
OF tho nails Belonging TO tho Same
The cross examination or Mr.
Van Horn by counsel for accsscd
was quite sharp aud critical, but
elici,ed nothing new,
Hon Mr.. Moorhcad was then
sworn, lie said General lThomus
demanded the mails Of and said he
should transact tho business OF the
Department, aud corroboraled
Substantially the statements OF Mr.
Van Horn.
Hon, W. A. Bm1eigh. Delegate
for Dacola Territory, was then
sworn, and Nr. Butler, Of Mana
gcrs. proceeded 10 question th,
witness.
The counsel for the accused ob
locted TO the question, ineislins
that Il was not compatsntto offol
IN testimony the private oonversa
tion Of General TI,omas, Tn,
Chiet J usiice decided that IL wa
/, competeni to offer tho proposed
testimony.
Mr., Drake objected, INSISTING
, that the preceding officer could no
decide whether tho evidence wa
competent or not, but that all sue
questions must be submitted 10 IN
} Senate
The Chief Jvs,ico tlben atnte
Il distinctly that bis decision wal
that en- Prsliuinasy qasstiens th
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
New York Cattle 1Iarket.
,NEwYoRK, April 6,

Tho receipts for the past week
were 4;5l5 Beeevs. 16s3l5AS Sheep
and Lambs and 1892 Hogs,
BEEVES--The offerings being
only about l, 400 head and with a
brisk demand in.the market. Elk.
ira lots l9a92Oe; prime l9@l9ac;
fair 10 good f7Aa16e, and interior
to ordinary l4@I5ac. Theaveragc
Quality was fair. ~
Z .SWINE--Only moderately &c,
tive-and lower witha Offering Of
$500 head selling at 8S@94.--
Among the salcs was | car Ohio
pigs, Ill lbs average, at Sic; 4 cars
heavy, 100 lbs average, at 9Bc; |
do l27 lbs average, SIC; one half
car Michigan at 83c, and 2 do
Chicago, l25 lbs average, 8sc. ,l
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09

Michigan voted on the adoption
Of ofancw constitution last Monday
and from tho complexion OF the
returns received, rejected i, by a
large majority. 1t contained a
provision for negro suffrage, and
that is probably 'what was the
mattcr." A liquor claus was sub,
miltcd separately, tho vote upon
which was very olo.c, and the re.
suit not yet known.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09


The Committee on Elections in
the U. s. House Of Representatives
have reported in favor OF Delano,
the contestant, and against Nor
gan the sitting member, They
say that Delano has majority OF
81.
The Ohio Salesman says that
there is not tho slightest disposi.
lion on tho pnrt Of the Democracy
TO make MIR. Chase their candidate
tor President; and that no man
hut pronounced Democrat will
be the Democratic nomince for
President,
The Chillicotho Gazette says
that the Scioto atthut pOee dur
Ing the recent rise was two feet
higher thaa in the rise Of 1866,
uutl is eaidto have been higher
than in 1882 The canal in that
neighborhoOd has been considera
bly, damaged in various places.
The jount committee OF the Ohio
Legislature ioF tho selection of n
site for an Agricultural College,
mot and elected French W, Thorn
hill, Chairman, and N. b. Sherwin
OF Cuyahuga County, Secretary.
They start on an inspecting tour
in july
Major General II. X. Scott, who
has been nominated by the Rerub
| lieans ofSouth Carolina as their
candidate ior Governor, was for.
morly u citizon OF OHIO, and was
one Of 0hion patriot soldiers in tho
Union urmy,
The ST, Louis Democrat advertis.
os as follows:
"Wanted, by tho Democratic
party, y reaction that will run for
Fix months, The purity purchasl
ed one last season, warranted 70
run enc year, and paid u tremen'
dous price for il, wound itup, and
sci il going. And now, the very
! frat time ID is wanted, the con.
founded thing has run down, and
can not be mado TO goat all, Ap.
ply to Mr., Marble, World Office
New York, Democratic mathomati,
chm, whose calculations Of the du
ration and iorco of the aioresair
reaction were 90 instructive ans
!, usetnl.' VA. a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
REPORT OF THE FINANCE
COMMITTEE.

Tohe Honorable city Courclof Lancaster o.
eundersigned, Committee on Finance, re.
snectfully make tho following rs their Report
ofther settlement with the County and City
Treasurers;and the Receipts and Expenditures
OF the city for the year ending March 2VIh, 1869.
RECEIPTS.
Balance In hands OF County Treas
urer on Inst settlement ......,....., 3,37s is
Amount rec'd tax on duplicate,.," l4,l66 ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09

a CoPPERHRAD WRIodLp The
Eagle's account Of tho High Sshool
graduating exercises OF last week
contAias q contemplate fling At the
admirable production Of Miss Ida
Young, in the parenthatieaI re.
mark--"(Young ladies should es.
chew politics, especially on an os,
easion like that. Portions of tho
essay wcrc obnoxious to a largo
part, If not a majority oil the
audiencey
Now tile morbid sensitivness OF the
Sriter Of that remark may DO i'm.
aglnsd whcn il is stated that there
was not ono word Of politics in tho
young lady'scssay. In The logit.
mats illustration Of her subject
Z" No Gross, No Crown" shs did
portray the suferings, the hard.
ships and the sacrifices Of the sol.
diers in the war for tho Union, 10
the attainment Of tho crown Of hon.
orwhich will ever decorate tho
brows Of tho living and haIiow tho
memories Of the dcad-and she
aid, most happily, too, Mlsde to
tho trials, anxietios, and final i'm
notation Of the martyr President,
ns tho crosses through which he
passed TO tho reception Of crown
the glories OF which will never fade
from the eyes Of mon, No portion
Of that essay could have been oh
Jectionable TO a single individua
Of the audience, except in proper
ton as tho objector was lacking Il
fhe sentiment Of love for our coun
Try and the glorious cause Of Lib
erty and Union" There exists
unfortunately, q class on whom tn
oppression Of such aentiments act
as ! vlfuless pOisOn, and those wh,
boIcng 70 Il may readily recog
nIzed BY their psInful wsithings
--.-r.s,srr---~---
IL Eastern Pennsylvania IN
winter grain looks rcnark6el'
we'll, and there arc hopes cfa yer.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
AN ORDINANCE

supplementsltos Ordinance entitled "An
Ordinance to Regulate the use of tho City
Hall and fixing the price Of the rent for the
same and to repeal an Ordinance entitled,
AN Ordinance regulating the use OF the City
Hall and fixing the price fthe samo. passed
January I'd, 1851, passed November ., 1866"
SECTION |. Be itoriqined bythe CITY Cc,dlal Of
tho City Of Lancdster Ohio, Thut the Mayor OF
said City with the advice and consent Of the
COMMITTEE on Public Property, Is hereby au.
thorlsed to reduce the price OF rent for the City
Hall Of said City TO such amount as llo may
tloen lust and reasonable In each case; Pro-
vided Thatthe rent 70 non residents Of said
.cityehall in no cntc he less than Twelve dol
lars tor eacli nlghtand "a Dol lars for each day,
or Fifteen dollars for both day aud nlght, and
TO resldents Of said city no less than Eight
dollars per night and six dollars per day, or
$40 90 NJ day and night.
SscrioS II. Thatthe Mayor of said City Is
hereby authorized and empowered to charge
every person or persons applying for alicense
underthls or any Ordinance ofthis City rea-
sonabe fee, not exceeding one e. dollar In oach h
case, for issuing the same; which fee together
with the amount ofthe rent or license shall be
paid said Mayor before hc shall be required to
issuo the rnTie,
sEcrloS H. This Ordinance shall take Of
fectand be nforce from and after It's passage
JACOB HITE, roo.
W. LIKING, City clcrk,
April o, 1868. Ai.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
SPEclAL NOTICES.
PIttsButgh, columbus Il Gin
clnnsiti Railroad.
The Taa-HandIe Route.

VA- Fah~hAeno'o Nouto'
ON AND AFTER DEC. sTH. 1857, TRAINS
II Dwlilrunasiollows;
Leave Columbus i:i5A.M. $50 a. M. li;2O a. N
Newark $50 1850 " ls;l0 ?. n
sIeubenyillo $40 " r:S3P. n. sos -
Ar've Pittsburgh lOi45 a. s,lS s;55 =. N,
/" Harrisburg s:25 P. N. s,46 a. N. 5.1g 4. \,
~ Philadera l;25 A. NJ. TOO q 9f25 q
New York $40 /" 1918 a. 1850
u baltimore $50 !" $50 $3.50 !"
q Washington il:sS " 1t:aS 4" lis0 /"
Elegant state,room Sleeping caraon all uishi
trains.
On the Fast Line tho celebrated "sllver Pal
acer day and night cars are run through to
Philadelphia and New York without change.
ST. sCULI,, Gen. Ticket Ag't,
W. W. CARD, Sapt,, Pittsburgh, Pa.
steubenyille, Ohio,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09

Cincinnati went Republican, as
usual, last Monday. The majority
was somewhat. reduced By local
causes.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
AN ORDINANCE

Accepting and Dedlcatinga certain alleyin the
City Of Lancaster, Ohio.
5EcT. BcH0rdlihed bytAe CITY couneilof The
Ciiyof Lancaster, Ohio, Thai the alley LAID of,
granted and dedicated by William Geiser and
John N. Miller on Lot No. Thirty -four l3I), on
Main street in said city Of Lancaster, be- and
the same Is hereby accepted aud dedicated for
the public use and convenience agreeably
TO the description of the same as contained
IN the deed ofdeiieRtion OF said parties to the
sal d city Of Lancaster, dated January cath, A,
u. 1868
sEo. 2. This ordinanc to take effectand be
10 force from and after It's passage and legal
publication.
Done in Council Chamber this Sd day o.
April, 1868.
w. u. KIso, City Clerk, S ~
April 0, lSG8-It.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09

a ssIGNEE'N NOTICE OF AP.
"a POuNTMENT. Inthe District Court
OF the United States for the Southern District
Of Ohio In the matter Of James NJ. Pratt,
Bankrupt; in Bankruptcy.
To whom II may concerns: Theunderalgnea,
John r. Mumaugh, hereby gives noticed OF his
appointment as Assignee oft,le Estate OF james
NJ. Pratt OF Lancaster, in the County Of FAIR
reId. in said District and who was, to.wit, on
the Sd day ofMarch, A. d. 1888, adiu udged Bank
rupt, upon his own Petition, by the sa'd Dis
tret Court for said District
Dated at Lancaster. the sth day OF april, a. D.
1868. JOHN r MUMAUGH, Assignee.
Morton e. Brasee. Atty for Petitioner
April0 ls6s.-5w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
WATCHES AND CLOCKS

with thaulss 10 old customers ior former Ia
vora he hopes to greet them again At his new
onArtera, and cordially Invites the eitIfonh gene
orally "a call aud avail thsmaelyea OF his
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
BARGAIN.

MyHE uudersigned wiz sell the TAM
l YARD IN Royalton, Fairfield county Q.,
l2to a rass, large bark she'd, With NH and
I dnBhlns shop, all under hAw- Foof-toRe ether
with 4 nee frame building iq good repair With
large stable corn erib,wood apd carrlage house,
Tho propertyIs all enclosed with anew board
fence. Possession given Immediately This u
one of the best locations IN theeounty fora well
Please enquire OF James
Pratt, ESQ, Lancaster, Ohio, or he subscrlher.
WILLIAM l.. CLEMENT,
April9,-ew. Royalton, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09

A MISERABLE LIFE

Is that OF the dyspeptlc. Why suffer when Ro-
IL cure you'll Theycan bo obtained nom any
druggist, Sold By G,a, Beck, Drugglst, Ian.
easter, Ohio III
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
SCROFULA.

And all diseases ofthc blood'and all cruptiye
diseases Of the skin, Old Sores, TuInors and
Ulcers, arising from whatever cause, can be
permanently cured by the use oil Dr. Roback's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
Sold bye. q. Beck, Druggist Lancaster. =
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
Balance in hands Of city
EXPENDITURES.

OF which there - In the
hands Of Co. Treasurer S3,9i5 u
OF which there is in the
hands of City Treasurer 1884
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09

II Eastern Pennsylvania the
winter grain looks remarkably
we'll, and there aretopes Of q very
large crop thls ssssS6.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
Quarterly Statement of the
First National Bank of Lam
caster, Ohio,


On tho morning Of Monday, April 9th, ISos.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-09
anrAnlL1rIns,

Apri. ). .lsea sr. NY'N.' 4