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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-03
f. PR E,
CORNER OF La FAYETTE AND COURT sTS.,
MoKELUNG TILL,
OFFERS FOR SALE HIS LARGE STOCK
" of goods at the following low prices, for
@ a . H

Bees wax /; blue. ul-
tramarin, P fb 60
"a 70c.
Blue, Royal, u 1b 6Oc
do, tablett, q tb 35c
do, indigo, z fb l 25
Bitters, Sainsevain, u
bot. .60c
Bitters Bakers, .6Oc
do Hufand. .S5c
do Rosambaums, 60
do Hostetter's, 60c
do Stoughton, SOC
Buckets, cedar, 40c
do common, 80
Bacon " ID. lSc
Butter. Brooms 35c,
@50c@d0c
Boot & stove backing
Borax, 5 To. 81 90
Beans, 20. tb. 81 90
Brandy, Pgal 2 0O@
2 50@3 90
Blasting powder R
keg, 4 90
Barley. Bran
Birthstone, 5 fb l 90
Club House gin, 60c
Clothes lines. Csc
@35c@40c
Canarie seed, Glib 81
Candle sticks. 6 for 81
Cognac y gal. 6 90
al 00@S 90
Cherry cordiel- .60c
Cod fish 9 fb. Il 90
Curacao P bot, l 90
Cassis % bot. .75c
Cheese, (whole) l7c.
cut. 20c
Chocolate. R 1b 35c
do caracas, 25c
Capres u bot. SOC
Candles, T box, 4 90
"a 25
Candles, sperm, 4Oc,
90 pafaune 80
Champignon. soc
Coffee. Java, 81 1b 81
do Rio 5 1b l 90
do Costa Rico, 81
fb l 90
do Manila, 5 i 1b
81 90
do ground. 3 pa
pers ] 90
Corn meal. Corn,
Cinnamon bark f; do
ground. 4 bot l 00
Curry, ground, 6 bot
| 90
Carbonate soda, 6 pa
| pers l 90
Creamtartar, l pa 25
| @50c
Clothes pins, p Goz
| 10cM20c
Couemine seed. cara
way seed, camphor
Gloves. ground, & BITS
] co
| Cigars. p 100. 3 90
| as 5O05 90. 6 90
Corks FR 100, 50c0
75c@l 90
Castor oil, 2 bots 35c
Currants, 6 ID. y 90
Colts caps, q bX Z3G.
4Gc; 100. zoe
Crackers. Jenny Lind
! S ID l 90
Extract coffee 3 pa
pers 25c
Extract lemon. Zoe
EPSON salts p 1b zoe
Flour. Fuse, 100 #
| 81 so
Farina, 6 papers l 90
Flax seed 6 lbs | 90
do ground. 5 fb$l
Fassets. .25c q, SOC
Forks, (s!uice) 2 so
do table, &. doz. 81
Felix of senna.
Filberts, p fb. Csc
Gin. P gal 81 00@
2 SO
Ginger wine 25c
| do ground, 6 b 81
Glue, xxx
Gumarabic. 7f9 Id 90c
, Gimp tacks, per pa
| per 10c
Hemp seed, G Glb l 90
Herring, picked, 10
1b | 90
Herring. smoked 6 1b
] 90
Hams, u b. .l5c
Hamburg tea, G pa
pers l 90
Jamaica ginger. Soc
Jelly. assorted, 60c :;
Insect powder. 35c.
Kiresh. 81 25
Kerosene p tin, 2 IS
/ Lob.-,ti -tiers, 3 cans 81 90
/ GS 5 cans ! 90
Lard, P can. ! 60,
! do 5 fb can. $50
Licorice. London por-
ter. London pale
Ale
Matches. (Eureka) p
doz. zoe; ] doz 10c
Ma,ches (Pollak's) R
doz soc
MADEIRA, R gal 5 3 90
Maraschino p bt SOC
Mustard. Cal. 6 bots
l 90
Mustard, FIR, 4 bots
| 90
Middlings
Macaroni u box . so
as SO
Mackerel
Motfat's pills. Mama,
assorted
Molasses P gal. 70c
Muscat de 'front.' gnan
Soc
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-03
EDGERTON
NIGHT.

YoM kIPPuR.-The "Day of Atonement,
the most sacred in the Jewish calendar of
holy days. commenced on Friday evening
last, at six o'clock. and continued until sun
down on Saturday. The day was generally
observed by our Hebrew citizens.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-03
EaOsfeffer's ESiaacTs

the-e is positively nothing that is not health
tul and wholesome. They contain no lngre-
dient which by any process could be con-
verted into an active poison, and yet as a
constitutional stimulant are infinitely pref
cradle to any of the sulphates AMI acetates
which have been recently added to the
alaterid 7nedicG The
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-03

WE had a nice shower on Thursday last
Just sufficient to lay the dust.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-03
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of William Hancock, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. BY THE
lN undersigned. Administrator of the estate
of William Hancock, deceased. to the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit them with the nec-
essary vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to the Admin
istrator, at his place of business, at the
village of Angels. in Calaveras county.
JOHN T. FLETCHER, Administrator.
Angels, September II, 1868. [sl24w.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-03

do French. 35c
Onions.
Pure spirits, B-P 7P
gal 81 so
Prunes 6 fb. IL 90
Pie fruit, 4 fb can. SO
Powder, (gun) y tb
60@70c
Pearl barley s fb l 90
Pepper, white, y 1b
40c
Pepper, black, 35c
do ground. 6 BITS 81
do white, 4 bots 81
Pickles, U jar Coo, ]
jar SOC
Pick handles u doz,
4 %
Pork, (clear) 6a 1b 81
Plaster of paris fb &c
Potatoes. Pain Killer
(Davis'). Pills,
(Ayer's), (Moffat's)
Phosphores. Paper.
(sigareta) P ream
l IS
Paper, Manila No. l,
5 s. do do 2.
2 IS
Paper. (straw), l so
Potash 35c. Pagliano
Quicksilver 9 tb Csc
Quilla bark.
Refined saltpeter, 3
fb | 90
Rum (Jamaica)p gal
| 2 SO
Rum (new). 2 90
Rice. Carolina. S 1bSI
do Italian. g. ID 81
do Patna, 10 1b1 90
Rope, P ib Rbale !9c
! Raisins, Malaga, 4 lb
| | 90
Rosin s ib. Il co
Sarsaparilla root.
do syrup, (Sands')
Coo
Sarsaparilly, Clown
send's) soc
Sage, P 1b. zoe
Soda crackers, 10 Id
| l 90
Shot P sack. 3 25
do 6 1b. l. 90
Salt. rock. 100 1b2 25
Salt, table. 5 1b sacks.
6 for | 90
Salt Liverpool, 100lb
2 so
Salt. premium, so ib
! l IS
Salt, Los Angeles so
ib l %
Syrup, 5 gal keg. SIS
Schnapps. ....... G0c
Sardines, 3 boxes l 90
do 5 boxes | 90
Soap. toilet. .10c
do Colgate, 8 1bl 90
do CASTLE. 7p Id zoe
| do Dyer's, q box Is
1b | 60
Saleratus, 6 papers 81
Shovels. do short
Sugar, crushed, s. fR
Sugar. granulated, G
1b | 60
Sugar. puiverised, 81
fb l co
Sugar, yellow, c. g.
In M
Sugar. Sandwich I, S
| fb l 90
Sugar. China. y sack
| 3 90, S ib l 90
Senna felix
Seidlitz powders 35c
Sulphur 5 ib. ....l 90
Stove polish
Salmon, picked; 10 fb
| l 90
Salmon, smoked, S 1b
l 90
Starch. Owego, 6 ID
Starch, Glenfeld. 5 ib
Starch. corn. 6 ibl 90
Salt, nitric
Stencil plates.
Tapioca P Id. Zoe
Tobacco, long natural
| leaf. 4 for l 90
Tobacco, fruit brand.
5 for | 90
Tomato preserves, f9
can 40c
Turpentiue. Il 25
Tea, China. l-3 10 pa
! pers, 5 for l 90
Tea. Japan, Is ID pa
| per. 25c ! fb 40c
Tea. basket, soc
Tacks, 4 papers 25c
Thym, 6 bots. l 60
Tea spoons.
! Yarmouth 1b bot 75c
! vinegar y ssal. soc
@75c@i 90
Vermicelli, R box
2 50@3 so
Wine, claret. differ
ent brands, in cases
Wine. California. dif-
! ferent brands, cases
Wine, Wilson's
do Porte. 3 90
! do Cherry. g 90
Whisky. p gal. 2 90
GA 90
Washing crystal, s
| papers, 25c
Washing soda
Wash boards. soc
Walnuts. 6 fb. Il 90
Wheat.
Yeast powders (P. &
| ny 4 boxes. i 90
Yeast Powder, (Don-
| noly's) 5 boxes | 90
Iy 4th 1863 ivA.tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-03

New HousE.-Eagle Hook & Ladder Co.
have torn down their old house and are pre-
pairing to build new one on its site. We
are glad to witness this evidence of the fnan-
cial prosperity of our "bully fremen.'
EDGERTON
SPEAKS
HERE
NEXT
MONDAY
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-03

TOB PRINTING EXECUTED WITH
eD neatncss and dispatch at this Office.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-03

DRY Cos O q 9 :,
OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING
Silks De Lains, French and American
Prints: Domestics of all Colors. Styles
And Prices Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens' Hats. Caps and Bonnets;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hose Shawls
Mantilas, Nets. Laces and Ribbons !;
Ladies', Misses. and Boys Boots and
Shoes Mattresses, Blankets and Pillows.
Together with all other articles usually kept
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS STORE 4!
Calicos,
good quality,
Syards for 81. Mer-
rimacs good quality.6 6
yards for ST. French Cal
icoes (yard wide) bits yard
Bleached Cotton Cloth (Lawnsdale)
bits yard. Do. IN: Y. Mills) 20 cts
a yard-unbeached. accordingly. Dress
goods Qatest styles Of all kinds, from 2 to
4 bits yard. Dress goods on hand. SELL
ing at cost. Hats-trimmed and IN
trimmed-of all styles. Hats ready
trimmed from 6 bits to finest
kind for $5. The new style
ol noop skirts. and all
kinds of ladies'
shoes. CATERS
ETC..
Calicoes s yards for 81 90.
Delaines 20 to 25 cents per yard.
French Merino to bits.
Ladies' and children's shoes fin 81 so
to SIS 90.
Opera hoods 81 50 and s3.
Breakfast shaWls made bv hand
nets.
Purchasers are invited to call and exam
inc Goods and Prices,
Before Purchasing. Elsewhere,
Ifs I,ciH sell my old and ,sew Stock
AT BARGAINS
70 Ladies' Hats and Bonnets received
for cleaning and repairing in San Francisco.
where arrangements have been made by me
for that purpose.
N.B.-Call at
The Old Stand ON Main Street,
[Opposite Mrs. McFadden's Liquor store,]
MOKELUMNE HILL.
R. ADAMS.
Mok. Hill, April 2lst, 1866. ap2l'67.tf.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13

Toombs Il for 6synour and Blair. II
he can only get them elected, he hopes
o fix up that roll call 0o0ehow, yet,
before b dies. Toombe h low in At
huta, Georgia, an 01tlaWsd1ebel, max
ing all the trouble he dares to do, with
the loyal Legislature Of that State.
Toomts il q seymour man, he h.
There was once . funny fellow In the
United States Senate from MissiOippt,
. Democrat Of course, named ROots. He
got the sobriquet .Hangman Foote, !" be-
cause he once threatened to hang jack
Hale, of New Hampshire, smother SEN
atOr, If he ever caught him in Niasis-
sippi. Doubles he would have done 1t
too, for there were. and are now, plenty
Of people there who would delight in
such deed. He also gained consideEa-
BILE notoriety by drawing pistol on Mr..
Benton and threatening to shoot him.
OF course Foote was . Democrat and IL q
rebel, and belonged to the rebel Com
gress When the "late 90 called" bubble
burst, Foote was much afraid of . halter
around his own neck. He sneaked of
to England and to Ennee. Finding
that nobody recollected that there was
such q man, he sneaked back. OF course
Foote il q Seymour man. He IL now In
Memphis and wants Seymour elected
badly. He will find out next November
where his friend Seymour IL in the esti-
nation Of loyal people. .-ss ... -...
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13
" Men of Our Day."

The following interesting little bio
graphical sketches taken from the
HaWkeye, are worthy of attention as de-
scribing specimen bricks from the South
cru Democratic pile:
ADMIRAL SEMMEs, that noble Confed.
crate whose path Oil the ocean was light
ed with burning unarmed, peaceful
American merchantmen, and who when
blown into the sea by the guns of the
Kearsargc, gasped out to the men of the
English yatch that was sneaking about
TO aid him, save me, oh! save Inc, I'm
the Captain" and thus secured his own
worthless carcass, while his men drown
ed all round him. has made speech in
Mobile. Of course he is in favor of Sey-
nour. Certainly he Is. He has always,
too, been a democrat He saws SO.
He says he was one before the war--he
was one during the war--he is one now
that the war is over. Ofcourse, all such
men as he are all model democrats"
and all i'm favor of Seymour and Blair,
and particularly Blair, on his revolution
war platform.
HARK FROM THE TooMBs A DoLEFuL
SoUND.-Toombs, the Georgia Senator,
once threatened in his place in the Uni
ted States Senate, to call the roll of his
slaves In the SHADOW of Bunker Hin
Monument. circumstances beyond his
control have prevented him from carry
ing out his threat up to this time. 10
b.. plain. just now he has no slaves
wha,c >ver, nor shy roll tn call. OF course
roo,nbs - rebs!. When the 'late So
allied cola ,,set. lac sneaked out Of the
,ountry to save his hide from that fero-
dous tanner of rebel cuticles, General
rant. When the danger was over, of
Ourse he sneaked back. OF course
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13

-..eIr. Frank Reno and Charles Anderson
.s<a~uss arrested at Windsor Ontario, the
.st,Dnmfek u tho Sth inst. ON charge Of
rGnhtned)Se AAams Express Company
bsrbatlG@aeAaeld, Indssns, on the Jefier-
.sonviis RailroAd, May a:2d. 1t Will be
!. ss.SS6ii141 e4tA64 they assaulted ,seeng'neer
~. .1ebNAeHs sneias and express car, ana
~ NlAsD0n1 effulf Roadway, threw ne
messenger fodin the asr, fatally injuring
UQf&oR. ~ U4i0 Is Sextsattstsd, S<he last
IT, (61feee0efGAh iS4a lassy ~ vjlIians
viii boaafp1 pr snsne years to come, An.
dersou. who was arrested with Reno, 10
= noted Englfsh burglar. rad has hgur-
I'd In some Of the boldest burgraries n !
the State. I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13

THE COTTON CROP In ALABAMA
The South does not seem to have been
50 badly ruined by Radical legislation us
the Coppcrhead croakers represent
Notwithstanding the disturbances crea-
= ted by the loafers who make up the Ku-
sa,Kluk Khan, the products of the South
this year will probably exceed in value
all that have been rasicd in the four
years preceding. Governor Patton, on
giving place to Governor Smith, elected
by the people at the election held under
NJ the Reconstruction law, issued an ad.
-hsdrsss to the people of Alabama, in which
.ashe takes = hopeful view of the future of
.ir tho State, and of the present says: ave
have reasonable prospect of an abund-
rant crop. The product, will in all prob
s.~,ahality, reach 4o1. 900 bales, which will
lat least be worth $4,000 ,Oo0.'
- This il one of the States which the
sss demagogue Voorhees, says the Republi-
cans have turned into desert, and this
AZ so, 900, 900 cotton crop Of Alabama has
/ been raised by black men. whom the
as..1san,e slandcrer has charged were indo-
: lent paupcrs, subsisting on the bounty
Z of the Frcednen's Bureau.
- ifthe lazy, numbering vagabonds OF
the South, who roam about at night
~ssnlped in white sheets and wearing
= masks on their felon faces, were as in
Industrious AZ the maligned freedmen,
II tie lately desolate rebel States would
'snp eon rival IN productive wealth the val
ssi4sy 81 the Nile.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13
49, N 1-3GN
The Issues.

Mary and varied - have been the So
called issues Of the present political cam
.Uaign: and great as has been the effort
~, the Dsmocratic press to raise side
Issues and to mislead upon the real ones,
Tie, fact remains that most grave and
Important results are pending the con-
tot. Some of them might be enumer-
80 with their contrasts, Is follows
fsacc Qr War:-General Grant says,
sssLet ~ have peace" Francis p. Blair
yiStoalIy. says, "Let US have war"
.Npnssty or RoLbery:-The Republican
platform demands honesty, and nation
.lgood faith the Democratic platform
.eslIs for reputation snd robbery. The
pravaIence OF constitutional law with
1patacs TO All, or anarchy and confusion
With Oppression and injustice to mill
Noss, The Republican party supports
The constitutional enactments Of Con-
gres and expects to see the South re-
/. constructed under them upon basis Of
light aad Justice to all; while the DEM
ocratic party contemplates, in the lam
.Spaes ~ r. P. Blair, "Trampling into
Tho dnst the Reconstruction acts Of Con-
-Grsss" and compelling the army to
;, nnds ~ work"
The result Of these Democratic de-
nands we sec direful enough while they
,ers. only demands; may God in his
marcy preserve Us from seeing them az
realities. ''Repudiation" inscribed up
ON Democratic banners has already sent
gold up, and correspondingiy lowered
Che vaiae Of national paper. What un-
told trouble and ruin would ensue from
the deluge OF paper which would only
grow more nearly worthless with each
doliar added to the volume; and with
which Democratic hnanciers promise ia
/. eytinguish the national debt In the
1 evsnt Of their banner being victorious.
AUndoing the work Of the army" has
rlready begun upon a small scale
Lynching Unionists and killing free
negroes progresses finely in many parts
of the South. Elect Seymour and Blair
and We are informed by Hampton and
ssyance, and many other more famous
ssand no less Infamous Democratic fugle
- men, and the work Of the Union army
shall be undone from the attack OF
:. Sumter 10 the surrender Of Lees army
aud ''the lost cause regained." Ant
these men mean it. They are terribl,
in earnest; and the only way to defea
and overwhelm them is in the trium
:. plant esactiou OF the Republican non,i
0ees. ~
fyou prefer peace, honesty and ordc
!. - uur. robbery and chaos, vote ant
u labor for GRANT and COLFAX.
THE COTTON CROP IN ALABAMA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13

T1OR SALE by the subscriber, ~ miles south
j, of Upton.
32n2 y. ~. HNltAI.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13

TINE ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFAC.
turing Co., Albany. n. y. Manufacturers Of Gen
celebrated STAY yhPeshing Machines, Star Raft
way tor EndieSs C!taiat and Lever Horse Powers;
star Cotton Gin and Condensers; Circular cresscut
Sawmills: Vegetable Cutters Horse Hay Forks Corn
and Feed Mills; Power Corn shelters; Dog Powers &C.,
&c
We wish to call the particular attention of Farmers
to our celebrated STAR" THRESHER AID CLEAN
Err which, as lately improved. ciaiM = far sspe-
rior To any other machine now i'm market. II IN COM
pact and easily portable simple in its construction.
and therefore to operate by the most perienc
ed and will do its work with marvellous rapaify and
perfection and with comparatively the least demand
We have made recent improvements in this machine
by which We are enabled to thoroughly clean the
grain under almost any combination Of difficulties and
We are now using an entirely n~w and effective device
for relieving the feeder of dust thus making the oper
alton OF threshng comfortable and safe with the
ordinary machines il is annoying and feqoently de-
structive of health.
These Machines are made of suitable sizes nf our
star Railway Horse Power and for star Lev
er Powers for and 9 horses
For sale by our agents and dealers generally. FOR
inl PARTICULAR. send for illustrated Descriptive
circular and Price List. Correspondents VIII please
address THE Albany COTTON GIN MANUFAE-
TURING COMPANY, p. o. Drawer l6i, Albany, =. \.
EMPLOYMENT-si5t to 80 . day guaranteed
- Male or Female agents wanted In every town-de.
scrtptive circulars free. Address JAMES G. RAND q
CO., Biddeford, Me.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13
WI AlB on HAND,
And Will sell more for the money than any
Dollar Concern in the Country.
Hs-Our Inducements for formine Clabs are
more than double that Of pE-sste llisADcst In
the. country.

more 'ea" osao'e ssas ~ aex-estegss9es'' u
inc eo'"''' ~ !. - ~r
TERMS a Wien tns sTe our
carefully and E with The ssrms for
Any per.op ..nd,nr :. ~. .,olI.r. can receive
1pr .na same seieon rom Ine inllowihs ;rs mot
Pants Pattern mot onel bottle Revolving Castor
no, one w9ftsd s. sh.ws 2. any Two articles
we viii also send 70 printed notices Of articles f0r
Any psr.o.. s .si,. Tire, Dollar. can receive
for the selectloR from Ttfe following articles
hoaosso ling
Wool Square shawl, sets mot one sstj Gold Bosom
essn.
. sy at e sm Cola e
plated chased Butter Dishes aOt oos) silver plated
enade shawis. mot ons5 ladies long goid plated
Eois With, wi iEaaS 4: esSs sss
qnel sxtra quality Balmoral skirts gets mot one, Of
..1
aSls dc u h1 Inc ssn s9ot n,rt far sole
=. All.
Lar. .sssiys same ;siss:ion s@ X q:
i Fstsern pisss q nrsxn hsasSsa sHsssss,
ssapsrans S:.s,ns:s, sszs heavy i..ss 49, white
a nor one9 bet ouaiitv ~ W a. esh
IN, ncE made by Meth hamas n. dnnb ~ sS
Cd Cake or Gard Basket Fur Nun or Care Wool kons
shawl splendid clasp Family Bible, yards not three
yards double width water proof cloakng, each
=: $:: q articles
for tie same selection ro 1f h D6,nrs can
q uos,n no two nea rsb 81
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
PIAMlS

We call the sttenti7a ofthose wishing to bu!
a firSt class PIahO-Ftrte to the TACT tina
the cclebrated "ST Elm Way" Piano will II
future be kept for sale by br. @. Miesse, at hi,
Office the Rising Block.
Two ofthese superior instruments have At
rived and are set up at said office, whore the,
can be seen and examined any time. In con
nection with this notice, We would say, that IN,
stelnway Pianos received the First Gold Media
for American Pianos at the Paris Exposition
last year, and hat the best judges Of piano
consider them the very best instruments man
nfaetured. L..- ftfr ~
Cali at DR.. G. Miesse's office and hear ant
examine the instruments yourself. a.
May Alt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
TO My Old Customers and the
L-L Public. -


/ am just receiving a fresh stock
of Spring and Summer Goods,
comprising a full lire Of Foreig,r
and Domestic Cloths, CdSsimWeS,
VesfiHgs, Jeans. Satinets, Treeds
Cottonqdes, Muslins, Checks. len.
inns, Hats, Caps, 1runkS and Va.
Uses, together with a full line Of
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Ialso keep constantly on hand a
large stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing, which / will warrant to
be Of my own manufacture and
made in good style.
Those wanting Clothing made to
order, will do we'll to call, as
have secured The services of IL. G
TRovT, (sce card below, well
known in this community as a
iirst.class Gdttcr, and master Of
bis profession. 2 ... ...'- - ,
SS-Our workmen are excelled
by none. ga
Thanking you for past favors,
and desiring a continuance of the
same, ! shall ever endcavor to
please, both in price and quality
Of goods.
/ remain, yours truly,
ORRIN f. PETERS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

WORLD AT HOME This excel.
lent magazine comes to us for May
with regular May-time attractive.
ness. "NIadam dc Chambray" is
continued, and its one hundred
pages of Literature is of the most
substantial and beguiling nature
Published by Evans & Co., s14
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
The Odd Fellows Companion.

The Maynumber of this pcrodical has been
received. Tho Literary Department, this
month, contains Brown Studies; Adriana;
The Rival Professors Uses Of India Rubber
Thompson's Umbrella. Tho most interesting
articles in the Odd Fellows Department are
"The Folly yand immortality OF Secret socie.
ties''; The Order in France Intemperance
The Morals Of odd Fellowship; Great ca.
lamity upon The Order; Widows Home; The
Order in Australia. $3.50 per annum. Pub.
lished by NJ. C. Lilley 4 Co., Columbus
Ohio, For Sale at Billnghursts. fH
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

+, LANCASTER WooLEN MILL Geo,
Rabbits, has purchased the inter
est Of l.. II. Olds in this well and
sfavorably known establishment
and will continue TO operate 1t to
its utmost capacity. The reputa.
tion OF this Mill has become firmly
established over a wide extent ol
country, and it will be maintained
un der the skillful management Of
Mr.. Rabbits, who brings to the
work skill, experience, and deter.
mination 10 give satisfaction in the
execution OF all'work that may be
entrusted to him. Sue advertise,
ment.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
Third Ward Election.

Htal.at =
An election took place in the
third ward of this city on Monday
last to fill the vacancy in the city
council occasioned by the resigna-
sition Of John Rudolph. elected at
the April election. The candidates
were Simeon Denton, Republican,
and Radolph Scip el, Democrat.
We have been unable 10 obtain
statement of the vote, which was
light; but tho result was majority
forSeipol Of 10 votes.
At the April election the majority
for Rudolph (dem.) was 72.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
Supposed Infanticide.

q The body of male infant was
found on Saturday last, by Capt
LEO NoLss, under the bellows OF
the forge in his blacksmith shop,
enveloped in coffee sack, and bear
ing evident marks of having come
to its death by violence. A post NOR
TEN examination was made by Drs
Davis 4 Kinsman, and jury sum.
moncd by Coroner VIM. Bush, con-
sisting of Messrs, John Searles, W,
G Clarke, VIM. Schopp, s. J.
Wright, John Rudolph and G. G
Beck, whose finding was that the
child had been born alive, and that
it camo TO its death by violence
No facts wero elected as to the ma.
ternity of the child or the perpe.
traitor Of the crime.