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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05

At the city election in Omaha
Nebraska, on Monday George N
Roberts, Republican. was chosen
Mayor BY 4ss majority. Other
city officers were elected by an
average majority of 200. The
Council stands four Republicans
to two Democrats. The city has
heretofore gone Democratic.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
P Pittsburgh, Columbus % Gin
cinnati Railroad.

The Panhandle Route.
ON AND AFTER DEC. sTH, 1867, TRAINS
Npwill run rs follows;
Leave Columbus i;l5A.M. $50 4. N, 1l;2o A. N
Z" Newark $50 1880 1910 P.
A" steubenvillo $40. " 1898 P. NJ. sos "
Ar've Pittsburgh lO;46 9AS " $50 p. NJ.
{" Harrisburg s;25 P. N, 2;i5 AN. 5;IOA. NJ.
Philadera l;a5 AN 700 " 9;25 "
" New York b;lO lOl5 " 1850
4" Baltimore $40 $50 " $50 "
4" Washington li;s5 Z" ll;S5 +" ll:SS +"
Elegant state.room Sleeping Carson all uight
trains,
On the eFast-Llne the celebrated "silver Pal
e''day aud night cars are run through to
Philadelphia and New York without change.
IF. sCULh,, Gen. Ticket Ag't,
W. W. GARD, Sapt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Stcubenyille, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05
Tho Commercials special Of the
2sth of February has the following,

SSN" W 'Npi hhI nus tuO iOllOWlnR,
TIE QUESTION: OF SUSPENSION
An important votO was taken in
tho Executive session OF tho Sen.
a'o today, regarding the course 20
be pursued toward tho President
pending his trial on impeachment.
Mr. Slmncr offered q resolution
that u was improper for tho Sen.
ato to hold any intercourse with
the Executive ailer the notification
received from the House of Repre-.
sentatives that the President had
been iinpeached. A spirited dis.
cdssion ensued, during which it
became very apparent that the
resolution had but few supportere,
and on a vote being taken, it was
rejected by large majority. This
shows that no bill to suspend tho
President from Office during his
trial can be passed, at least In the
Senate.
TnE NEW TAX BILL.
The Chairman Of the Committee
OF Ways aud Means made an i'm.
portant statement In the House
this afternoon foreshadowing the
new tax bill, 20 tho following effect:
The tax on manufactured articles
is almost entirely removed and re.
tanned on tour or Eve articles OF
luxury. Thetax on distilled spirits
is fixed by the Committee at two
dollars per gallon. The income
tax remains unchanged.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Seed Potatoes for Sale.

Harrison per bush. 50 no
Early GoOdrioh perbush So 0O
These varieties are aeknowled edged tostand at
the head ofthe newly introduced and Improved
Potatoes, foryleld and quality. Apply at Bre-
men, o. to H. B. BrennGman.
March 5, l8G8-4w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05
TnE NEW TAX BILL.

BaruuM's Museum was again do.
styoyed by FIRE on the night Of the
ID Inst. Loss s6oO,ppO.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05

TO CONTRACTORS!
Rfsg t4sa IA
DreaSin1 and iduinAl ~ INEnnl
A sSIGNEE,s NaTIcE or I ,AP AZ,

A ssIGNEE,S N0T1cE or AZ.
"a P0lETMENT. In the District Court
ofthe United Stated for the Southern District
Bankrupt IN Bankruptcy. "a
Towhom itmay concern; The underlined,
hereby gves notice OF Ms Rppoihtment as "a.
slgnee olthe Estate ef Abrahim W. Beery, df
Lithopolls, In The county Of Fairfield, 'in said
OF January, A. D, 1868, adiudgef Bankrnpi, mn
said District. y ~, ~ u ..,.1.l..stlk..
ruary,A. d. 1868. J0HNW. QYLER,
Assignee, hthopolis, o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05
Feb. 20. lshs-.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

A remedy to sootho all nervous excite
ment, and IN It's truest be Hso, hstvtsss there
ed with 50 much favor aa Roback's Stomach
mat i rsqslisd % prddncs oGhd IA ana hsalihat'
'isee sselS hi O, Q. ps.k, praEleii sNSSAIasE'c1sN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05

|1oled, deceived, and finally, tor
mOnted by a cabinst, who treat
him TO advice as copsolatory as
that which Job received from his
friends-and yet bO a saiut2 Can
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05

The claim Of President johnson
that the Civil Tenure act applies
only to such Cabinet officers as
have been appointed by himself, is
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05
A Blow-up Intended Some
where.

In tho House ofReprosontaives,
on tho 9th ult, Speaker Colfax
laid before that body lotter that
he had just received from the Su-
perintendent Of the New York Po
lice, making so grave u charge that
no did not feel justified in withhold.
ing it from the immediate knowl
edge OF tho House. The letter reads
as follows:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-05

while tho Senate are sitting Tor tho
purpose ofirying an impeachment
and oil forms during tho trial moi
Otherwise specially provided for
and the presiding officer of the
court may ruIo all questions OF
evidence and incidental questions,
which ruling shall stand as the
Judgment of the court unIoss some
DemherOl the court shall ask that n
formal vote be taken theron, in
which case II shall bo submitted Ia
the court for decision; or he may, al
his option, in the first instance sub
NIT any snch questions 10 mem bers
OF the court.
"s, Upon presentation of the
articles OF impeachment and the
organization OF the court, as herein
provided. q writ Of summons shalt
issue TO the accused, reciting said
articles and notifying him 10 ap.
pear before said court, upon n day
and at u place TO DO fixed by aaid
coart, and named in such writ and
file his answer TO said articles OF
impeachment, and 10 stand and
abide the orders and Judgments Of
SAID court thereon; which writ shall
be served by such officer or pCrson
as shall DO named in the precept
thereof, such number Of days prior
to tho day fixed for such appear,
ance as shall be named In sucb
procept, either by delivery of an
attested copy thereof TO tho person
accused, or, II that can not copyen
iently be done, by leaving such
copy at the last known place Of
abode Of such person, or at his us.
ual place Of business, In soms .oOR.
, 1868-01-24
FOR ST GROIN.

Continuation of the meeting of 23rd Decb'r)
2, The continuation of the 1st discussion. of the
Governments draft of an ordinance regula-
ting the fees at the Reconciling Commissions
and at all the Courts of Justice in the Danish
Westindia Islands.
According to the conferences that had taken
place between the committee on the draft
(Sarauw and Christmas), and His Excellencv
the Governor a series of "a amendments had
been agreed upon to be laid before the Coun-
Gil, which had been Autographed and distributed
among the members previous to the meeting.
His Excellency observed, that since the ap-
pointment of a committee on this case in Octo-
Der 1866, the matter had been the subject of
minute deliberations in conferences between
him and the committee. Those deliberations
had chiefly related TO the whole form of the
draft, which deviated from the proposal from
former Commissions, those in fact arriving only
at tables of fees. The committee had adopted
the reasons given by him for following the
same mode of framing the rules, as that intro
duced in the regulations for legal fees for the
Judiciary department in the Motherconntry.
The individual IS had been revised, and after
a minute examination, the "a amendments laid
before the Council. had been agreed upon.
, 1868-01-24
ANMHRKNINGER

DE EiendOmstab, som ~Vandffoden den
l8de November og Jordski8lvene for og
senere have medf0rt, falde tildeels paa saa-
dame Indvaanere af Communen, hvis allie
rede t~idligere indskrankede Formuesom-
Stfendigheder og sparsomme Udkomme der
we'd have lidt ct saadant AfbrHk, at de vile
v9re udsatte for Nod den narmeste Frem-
It'd, lnedntindre der tilveiebrlnges nogen
Underst0ttelse til at sptte de beskadigede
Bygnlnger brugbar Stand, eller til at for
skate dem de n6dvendigste Redskaber til
deres Nrringsdrifts Gjenoptagelse, eIler til
at anskaffe noget Behave og Kl9dnings-
stykker.
Gjennem Politiet er der de f0rste Dage
efter Vandffoden bIevet anvendt nogle Be
lob til Afhjelpelse af den umiddelbart OPP
staaede Nod med Hensyn til F6demidler,
hvilke have andrageti Frederiksted $168. 90,
og / Christialsted SIS. 80 for hviIke Be-
lob heryed andrages ON Colonialraadets
BeyilIing.
Til Underst6ttelsef I Anledning af Byg-
Ringers Odeleggelse elIer Beskadigelse og
til Anskaffelse at Behave, K~Iadningsstyk-
ker, Flskeredskaber o. s. ", foreslaaes fore
l6bigen ct Bel6b at indtiI $4,000, hvis For
deling og Anvendelse Gouvernementet for
mener at burde oyerdrages en- Commission
bestaaende af noglc faa af Samme dertil
udnevnte og c%rfarne Mpnd begge Byerne,
der vile have i Forening at unders6ge de
Paagjeldendes Trang o. Omstendigheder
o9 at bestemme Underst6ttclSn.
BeviIlingsforslagets Bel0b oliver i Hen
hold hertil Indtil 1865 90"
Gouverneuren henviste til Anmerknin-
gerne til F~0rstHgct,' Ug udviklede dettc
yderIigere.
(Fortsettes).
, 1868-01-24

<, L OIJSttJJclS6 dl ISCc DeLdilulllS Ill OOu-
vernementets Udkast til A%nordning indie
holdende Sportelreglement for Forligel-
sesv@senet, Retspleien og de dermed for
bundne Forretninger.
We'd de Diet nedsatte Udvalg (Sarauw og
Christmas) og Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gou-
verneuren stedfundne FOrhandlinger, ware
en- Rekke at "a E~ndringsforslag til I'd
kastet blevne vedtagne til Forel@ggelse for
Raadet, og ware lithographerede og ON
sendte til MedIemmerne forinden M0det.
Gouverneuren bem9rkede, at denne Sag,
slden Raadet i October f A. havde nedsat
ct Udvalg til dens Behandling, havde v%ret
Gjenstand for omhyggelige Oyerveielser i
Conferencer mellem Udvalget og ham.
Disse havde tildeels angaaet Udkastets hele
Form, der afyeeg fra de torudgaaende Com
missioners Forslag, der egentlig kun gik I'D
paa Sporteltabeller. Men UdvaIget hayde
tiltraadt hans Grunde for at f6lge den sam
me AffatteIsesmaade som brugt de for
skjellige Moderlandet brugte SporteIregle-
menter for Retspleien. Dern9st var I'd
kastets enkclte S. blevne gjennemgaaeIe.
og efter n6ie Pr0velse var man blcyen enig
ON de "a Kndringstorslag, som f%oreIaae
Raadet.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) bemprkede, at den Udkastet brugte
Afattelsesform var hevedsageligen stem
mende med Diet for Danmark gieldende
Sportelreglement az 22de Marts 1914, Og
da dette har veret fulgt Moderlandet ct
haivt Aarhundrede og er bIeyet forklaret
og fortolket we'd en- M9ngde Collegii Be
stemmeIser, vii man we'd at t0lge samme
som GrundIag have hine til Veiledning we'd
Anvendelsen at Diet nye Sportelreglement
for disse Der. At denne Grund hayde I'd
yalget veret enig i Udkastets Form. Ho-
vedsagen var, at erholde den nuVRrende
Forskjel Sportuleringen de forskjellige
Jurisdictioner hGyet, Og de overdrevne
hole Taxter nedsatte; og da Udkastet o9saa
i denne Henseende svarede til Oiemedet,
Wide han anbefale diets Vedtagelse med de
foreslaaede Endringer, paa hvis Enkelt-
heder han ansaae Diet over10digt her at
gaze ind.
Fernandez bemerkede, at han like
hawke Sede Raadet da dette Udkast kom
til 1ste Behandling, men han havde nu ON
hyggeligen gjennemgaaet Diet tilligemed
de toreslaaede Nndringer, og kunde med
Diet mole Kjendskab til Sportuleringen we'd
Retterne, som hans mangeaarige Shilling
SON Sagforer havde givet ham, erkIrre, at
Udkastets Bestemmelser Diet Hele ware
~fornuftige og billige, og vile mediocre en-
vasentlig Fordeel for Retspleien og Ind
vaanerne. De foreslaaede Endringer ware
efter hans Mening heldige, og han Wide og-
saa anbefale dem til Raadets Vedtagelse.
Da Ingen ~begj@rede Ordet, sluttedes 1ste
Behandling, hvorefter Diet, i Henhold til en-
paa Dagsordenen gjort Henstilling, sattes
under Afstemning, j Henhold til Forret-
ningsordencns ) 30, ON 2den Behandliug
skulde foretages senere i Dagsmodet, hvilket
vedtoges eenstemmigen med Is Stemmer.
3, Gouvernementets Forslag til Till@gsbe-
Wiling til Budgettet for 1867-68 Post E.
~saalydende
"som TiIl@g til Udgifterne under Bud
getpost f. b~evilges
, 1868-01-24

Til Underst6ttelse af dertil ~Trengende
blandt de we'd Vandfoden den 18de No.
vember d. A. og Jordskj elvene samme
Dag og senere Skadelidte paa St. CROW,
indtil. $2.6S5 90
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

x1ksA III ~ EkRme1nsvss
Lezs taas TO wpeJA -, VIXEN II
vs. exnourlr1 tint ssfy. 1r.<ar
xJs tlae nolnIpep u \ oezatie
fnnvenaiDss ~ IaunpIl NJ - 49,
pnSsit said tfat ~ Gov. uss i MAR
Belnoexst ana then nnotIe i gar
he'd extract f0ua tiae BuGLE, d
show ahak our nplnion VIZ ofa war
Dena6cFat, and expressed great %
toni nens az our suppoTt be Cox.
Seymour for tha Presidency. We
cauti0neti ths NaaraTei2 al that time
aeaizsf the stand Il bad salen, aud
vsntsrea tie prophecy that Aegsse
the canan m was over the editor
would attanapt 10 prove that Gov.
6synaoar sas the vilest sa,cesslonIsa
iii tie lxua
Sundays Noial,asaa proves or
prophecy true, fur ii ii the esiiAar has
assed up mare than half sodium 10
prove that Mr.. seymour was . seces~
slonixt during the VA, and tie main
iratigator Of the New r0rk si0ts--
Thts h Jast ~ us sxpec3aa, hat IL 4
4 ll1tle sooner fhan we tlaos,giit 10 zee
ptzf prophecy verified. The mt i,
Chapman nan plzy Pig % pan luss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

q tn 81 = naa1ine xap5ds pso~
1ssw ii this <1lrUctt0hs .rhs en-
sSuotl1n trains Ate now RAINING,
forky Males xest .from nM AfoInes,
and was itnnt Tor the heavy werk
u the submits twenty 1niies west
from where tho road u now colnplaf-
al, We mlght lock foR he can To- be
railing into 0oanea BlufA ~ the
fisst day 81 yansrary next, aslt Is II II
ve may sate1y s.alcnlala to ~ flsEzaa
here hafore ono gear fruna t0-siaY. ~
Attia summit, there u q isenyy exst
70 be made Of sixty feet hi depsil and
which Il more Cham q mile Id Length.
THIS ent L 10 be made Through q
tougls bius ebay and. WIN ssqulrs
some time fsr It's accon,p lishnaenf
At che snnatnlt and Eaask at II, three
Thousand seanas ard nix tlaensand
psxsors ~ enpleysi. ~ Us time
the cut il aaished Al the su.alnit the
entire road fspEn fknk polnf 10 this
city win b. graded and ready sor the
ties, i wmk i l1eiag dpde on every
section this side of that poins.
CLAIR the track fDr ID ) Graias Of the
Chlcsgo, Esoca Iaa0si aud fsae nc
Railroad IRE coming.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

Tho leaders OF the radical paxtv
arv uaen without any nxed psinels
pies md are ready 10 advocate any.
and every policy, OF naeass,re, which
pronahes political surcess. since the
Democzatsc National Convention has
placed the party squareIy upon Mr..
Readletosass plan ef paying or the
debt of the government In greenr
backs, every Republican politiciaa
in the land u making preparations
10 get on the Democratic Platform,
ar 10 stsal . portion cs Il IS tisesr
thunder 3
d most striking and signitieasss Id.
ssalcs n an ataemp to steal Dem0E
cratic thunder was made on Monday
ut lask week BY Senator Merton df
hsdiana- Dir. lEogt0a having mora
brains md being less ss1npai0sas than
. large nmisrity of tise radical Sena-.
taHas delivered carefully prsperssR
speech In which he attesnpted TO-
HtsAi the Democratic thunder ct pay
iagsEshe boalis IN greeabacirs. This
ss,6ech b nsads TOR the ears of Re-
pnbii0nk who believe thaa = bond
holder . no better than Q fkxn1ef,
nsaahazie, iaboring uau O. soAiek.
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Canine ana Eelsas ssais..sy

d A New Yark letter contains the
foalawing a STRIKING case of ieal-
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were being earessed and fondled -
the juveniles, the Jealous old New
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
CHEAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

THE POPuL AR ROUTE FROM CHICAGO TO
pew ork and New England, via Niagara Falls aud
Su, pension fridge.
Four Express Passenger Trairs leave daily from
S!ls ago wa Michigan Central Rallroa making
direct through connections to all cities towns and
villages IN Ne York, New Eng and and the Canadas-
NO change OF cars or baggage between Chicago and
Niagara Falls Particular attention is cal ed to our
Atternot Fast Eastern Express Train.
Pullman's Celebrated Drawing Room and Hotel
Cars are attached 10 this train and run through
from Chicago TO Rochester.
Pullmah'S Celebrated Sleeping Coaches on
nil Night Trnins.
Be particular aud see that your tickets read via
Michigan Central Railroad. Through tickets can be
purchased n Springfield, at the ticket office Of the
Chicago and Alton Railroad and in Chicago at the
General Office, in fremont House Block where
Sleeping Gar accommodations can also be engaged.
H. II. SARGENT,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
HENRY O. WEN IWORTH
General Western Pa senger Agent, CHICAGO.
Chicago, March l, 1868. nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
0. s. MARSHAL'S MONITIONs

oliver HrOdrIck ct ais VS.. Steamer Mon.
soon, Her Tackle etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Louisiana No. 9le0 In obedi.
ence 10 an admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
The Steamer MONSOON, her Tackle, etc, now
hbeed BY Oliver Brodrck and others, for the causes
set forth in the libel now pending in the District
Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the cwn sr or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
tTict COURT of the United States for the District
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof co show cause if any they have can Phy the
said steamer should not be condemned and be sold
aRreeably 10 tho prayer of libelgnts
United States MarsEals office, New Orleans
sixteenth day of November, 1883
f. j. HEBRON
ANo. 93-nol7 "a del 8 United States Mar. hal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.
oFFIOV or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
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OFF1OV or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY, November 49, p. NJ, 1853 !
Gold opened at l3l49lSi3S. against 1347z at New
York. 4 he market rs ou and toe only sales within
our notica are $4,000 at 1872 ant $1,000 at 1879 At
tie board last evening $50 sold at l35. Nothing
reported in silver, executing a small amount in
American half dollars at lS2
fore On excuau ge unsettled, ow ng 10 the tluc.
tuations IN gold at New York. There have been
sales OF elO0O and els Al clear sterling at l45 and
10000 Al commercial francs Paris direct at 921.
Domestic exchange has suifercdA farther decline
n cent discount ana the sales of commercial Include
$40 600 New York sight at Ii discount, and $4,000
at 8,
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds.
City treasury notes are inactive, The dealers buy
the small offered their counters at Al a
cent discount and sell ut &C.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
COMMERCIAL.
wEpvEspAY. NoEember Is. IP.M

C0TTOS-The inquiry is fair. bat we have heard
of sales Of only AGO 500 bales thus far The move
mont is cheoRed by the unRlllngness Of factors 10
make coreessions and the refusal of hnyers in
view of the decline in gold at New York, 10 operate
unless at reduction from yestt rday . rates
The business yesterday summed up $500 bales at
irregular prces CLOSING weak at the previous daS
gu, tations, say: 2092 for ordinary; 2lSg2c tor
good ordinary; z2l4$Z2Sc for low middllng; 22e<a
23c for lliddlluR. and -0235So for strict middBK.
SUGAR AND MOLE SSES-Ths receipts this