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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-23


Fowl AND RICE This is q very
delicious dish, but requires attcn-
ton. When the fowl has been
properly drawn and singcd, rub it
over with lemon, cover it all over
with thin slices of bacon, tie the
same on, and put in a saucepan
with carrot quartorcd, two onions,
and cover tho whole with broth;
when boiling, let it simmer for one
hour. In the meantime wash and
rub four ounces of rice, boil it in
some oFthe broth in which the
fowl has been cooked, season with
salt. Take care that tho rico is
not too thick beat mp the yolks Of
thrce eggs, with a little milk OF
cream, totnix WITH the rice; and
about one ounce of butter, divided
into nuts stir round without boil
| ing; put the rico in tho dish, and
the fowl on top, after having taker
OFF the slices of bacon, and serve.
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question OF the case by means of
a quo Warrdnto.
Mr.. Eyarts remarked that they
were perfectly satisfied with the
evidence given by the witness, and
Mr.. Bingham concluded, having
spoken with carnestncss.
The ChiefJnstice again express.
ed the opinion that the witness
could answer Mr. Johnson's ques.
tion, "Have yon answered as to
both occasions ?"
Witness said that at tho firstin
terview nothing very definite was
said by the President or himself
During the second conversation
the President expressed tho wish
to have the constitutionality of the
Tenure of. Office law decided, He
also said to witness that If he ac-
ccpted the position Of Secretary Of
War dd interim, Stanton would
make no resistance, because be
knew him to bo cowardly. Wit
ness gave no positive answer at the
time, but sent it in writing.
Mr.. Henderson put tho question,
did the President on either occa.
sion express a firm determination
to remove Stanton2
Witness replied that the Presi-
dent never expressed any inten-
ton to use force, but seemed deter
mined that relations should cease.
Mr., Howard asked, what did the
President say about force?
Witness repeated what he had
said before in relation to the Prcsi-
dent, the belief that Mr.. Stanton
would make no resistance.
Mr.. Henderson asked whether
witness gave the President any
advice on this subject?
The Senate. without division re
fused to admit it.
The managers notified General
Sherman that they would require
his attendance in the morning, and
he left the stand.
Mr. Meigs was recalled, and pro
duced the docket book from which
ho read entries in the Thomas and
Stanton case, and the Court at 4:4(
adjourned.
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A PLEA FOR THE HoG.--The hog
is not a hog because It loves the
mire /; he seeks IL to cool bis hoat--
cd sides. Water is preferable, and
tho cooler he can get it the better
he likes it. Although he Is Of q,
hot nature, he is not therefore to
be turned out ih The cold--intehSe
cold, rain, sleet, etc.--lcft to shift
for himselb oRen suffering, yes.
suffering; and he is not slow IN
manitesting it-whinihg, squcal-
ing, reproducing you. He has not
the patience OF other stock. II o
hog, he is an intelligent one.
On your farm you have no ami
NAL that will improve upon feed al
much as he-that will respond 10
good treatment as readily as be.
He is not "hog," in the i'll sense
OF that word. His owner, from
time immemoriai. has made him
such /; he has done it by abuse, by
neglect. But the hog is sensitive,
Intelligent, good.hatured, clean, if
YOU give him a chance for cleanli-
ness, Of moro cfeanly habits than
any creature on the farm, and some
human creatures that we wot Of
included.
The wise man takes care Of bis
pig as cfother stock. He il proud
oft. He gives it good qdartegs---
expecting ibe same in return. DC
loves 60 see il thrive; and it does
thrive successfully undcr bis caro-;
Piggy hgre is no hog" but ono Of
the family at largo Of tho farmer,
and a profit 10 him becauaetrsaieA
With regard.
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CHICKEN FEED,-We know Of
nothing betterfor young chickens
and turkeys than hard-boiled eggs
chopped fine, and fed with cracked
corn and wheat, Tho first few
weeks is tho most critical time
with them, aad they need animal
food ia somc form. especially in
tho carly spring, hofore grubs and
insects are plenty. We have fed
raw liver, chopped tine, with ad-
vantage. A change Of foodis de,
sirable. Wheat or barley stepped
! in milk, toasted bread crumbs. Sfd
hominy, are excellent. They
should be fed as often as Eve times
d day. until they are a month old,
and should have access TO clean
water at oil times.
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JOHN WORK q SON,

Mranufncturers OF Tin, Copper and
Vn shaet.frof Ware, and Dealer in Stoves
Crates. Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House
hold Wares. &c. o,.,.
North side Main street, Lancaster, ohln
stair,sav feb. 27, 1SGS--ly
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The bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church have named APP
ril "a as a day OF fasting and pray
or in the church, and have recon-
mended its Observance by the mem.
bership. Ii is the day on which
the General Conference of the
church will open in Chicago.
Tho Committee ON Ways and
Means Of the House Of Representa-.
tives are busiIy engaged. during the
present suspension Of business in
the House, 10 preparing their new
financial measures. They expect to
to have the amendatory tax bill
ready by the close Of the impeach
ment trial.
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STROiPEL a EVEKSOLE,

Nanufacturers OF and Dealers In
WI Fnreiture and Cabinet Ware OF q, klnda,
Undertaking promptly atte nded to with hne
Hearse, and all kinds Of Undertaking Goods
furnished ut reasonable rates.
Shop and Ware Rooms two doors East o.
Hooking Valley National Bank, Nam street,
Lancaster. Ohio. feb. .2T, 1S6S-ly
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VVfTTLEY, BROTmERs,

m RlbERs IN HARD DWARF, COMPRISING
IMNchanlc IS Tools, Saddiers Goods, Under.
islxer's Triinml ngs, Carriage Makers Stock,
Cutlery OF all descriptions, Agricultural Ims
nieme1ts. hc., no., Mithok Block, Mi street,
second door fron Columbus street corner,
Iancaaler, onio. az, fob, 81, 'Ss--ly
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U. MI. CREED,

II nEALER AT wHoLEsALEAND RETAIL,
Goods, T56accos, Cigars, Provisions. native
and foreign Wines, Confectionery, Toys, &C.
Main street. Lancaster. Ohio, opposite Hook
tug Valley National Bank.
Altkuds ofcountry Produce Wanted. Goodi
dcliyerod, &c. Feb. 81, 'Gae-ly
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a. BRENN EMAN,

ool.seli.r and stationer, Main
street. :. Lancaster, Ohio, one door West o
Taiimndpe Hou.e Entrance. School Books
Blank Hooks, Miscellaneous Books, Pictures
Gold Pens. Envelopes, Inks, States, and 'Sta'
tionery OF al kinds. fe0.2h oo--iy
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M. A. (aEnELEIN.

n-Nronor, and Dealer In Provisions,
NTFruits, sconfectionerys Mute, Raislns, Figs,
Gltron, 6aucts. Pickles; Calnwba anil other
Native Wines, Importer OF Rhine Wine and
other pure Foreign Wines. Durain's Bottle
Ale. Stock Ale Clncinnatl lager Beer &c 40,
Main htreat. Lancaster, Ohio, one door East
ofHoeking Valley National Bank. q. y *
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TIE. RTLLTNcHURsT,

a GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
AeAND HOMES SEWING MACHINES,
Naohind FIndln44-Shect Nude and Inslrpe.
Eion boo oks, AL tho iWest Newspapers aud Pc
rlddicaIs from the East and the West.
Four doors West OF the Hooking Valley Ma
Nonal Bank, Lancaster, Ohio. feb. 21, '6S--l,
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HORT. ROOMS, Ia ncaster. O.,

hOhi' hONDiSi A4lnCNtlcTp W.
April nth, lscs.
Society mctpursuantto to ado ournnent ;.vice
PresideDtJ. d. Clarke in the Chair.
The subiectof Small Fruits was taken up,
but t be remarks ofmembers were mostly con.
6ned tc reportlpg the present condition Of
plants, and the prospect OF octop this season.
J. A. Fetters and r. }. Boving reported their
strawberries looking and promising we'll
J. D. Clarke reported the Jueunda and Agri-
euiturIst plants injured; but Russell, Tri.
omphe de Gand, and Wilson, are safe The
drouth last fall had materially lessencd the
chance ofacrop this year at the state Farm
and in Southern ohIs generally.
J.e. Klnkead reported severe injury to the
strawberry by the drouth Of last fall.
TWAS generally agreed among hememb be n
that fvGs the frosts sftbis Spring are con
cerned, no injury had yet been done to fruit
ofany kind.
On motion, adjourned to Saturday 25th inst.
I'D. cLARhE, Chairman
4. J. BOvIXG, Sec. pro fem.
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I. c. SMITH,

Ntrocer and Confectioner, Tall
M madcc plock, Main street, Lancaster. ",
two doors West Of Hotel Entrance oys,eis
and the various popular rRcfreshments IN then
season. ...oni
ramilies miles 10 order. feb 81, ls6s-ly
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j. PARsONs q SON.
xnolEsALE Axp sErAIl DrALnns =

~ ROcElsIEs and Produce. OF ali
NTElhds, r@s
Main So opposite neic Court House,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
March 10, ises.S2-ly
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TuTHILL q RIGRY,
r. al. HEINZ ,

Manufacturer and Dealer in
cSADDLEs, HRIDLEs, HARNESS,
i aud all kinds of Riding aud Driving Equip
ments, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, j. N.
Littie's old stand
work done % order, and repairing done
neatly and promptly
Feb. ~, lsesryig. t5
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DAVIDSON : BRAsEE,
4. o. B ii q q H !,
HrALreis

~wrArcuES. OF .OcIxs, JEwELRY
wv and Plated Ware,
Main street, Lancaster, OHIO, IN the rooA
with brooks Hat store.
nsSs-Rspairing neatly and promptly executed
Fob. IL. s6s-iy s
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GEnRGE RORNHEINT.

DBALRB IN
N eady- NJ ade Ciothin z, Gem - Fur
II, NfSH mo GOODS, HATS. CAPS, &c.
shaeifer Block. one door west Of Bcck's Drug
Store. Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Feb. 27th, 1sGs-ly
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). NJ ooSsEBL. x, HelrtkN
.GQNNELL & FRITTER.

n TToRNEYs at Lawwill attend 70 business; !;
Aiutrusted to them in theeourts o. Falrnen.' y,
anu adjoining counties. oficein Mrs. yreru &C.,
hniIeing. east side, Public Square. Aprlp,ty,
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EarIsr. Every Operation In
D Dental Surgery carefully. and ss'iltiiy
refformed Artiaciai teeth insef'ea IN 'ho
poI Rooms s1 . YER Rislng's now store, corner Nam
md Columbus streets.
tFeb ~, 'GS-ly
~ Al 4 liTT0RNEES.
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superintendent
ORGANIZATION.
oRJECT.

The object of this organization
is for the purpose of protecting the
people of the South from the band
Of murderers and robbers now
preying upon them, even to the
Iast assassination; and we
pledge ourselves one to the other
that nothing shall be allowed to
deviate us from this noblo object,
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Entrance to tho lodge room will
be obtained through the medium
of two raps in quick succession, to
to bc followed by two slow ones.-
The inside sentinel will say, sour
trust" the outside applicant will
answer, sis in God" He will then
be admitted, and upon giving the
grip as detailed in another place,
he can take his seat.
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VIRGIL &. SHAW,

CwFfoE OvER FIRST THATIoNAk kEANK
bsno.,te grallmadge Block, viii attenp
nromntly TO all business entrustodt to hiseare'
J,ansastsr Ohio, March ~. 1851
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m. IsiDORE BLAKRE

A TToRNEY AT LAwsAND NOTARY T Ky y j.,
n Ic. U. s. Commissioner for southern
bistrict or Ohio. Wiliverify Petitions, &c. ~
iection and Natariai business. Office with
Hunter paVghery.
March II ,l8BA-tf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-20

BrRcLARy.-On Tuesday night las
our neighboring village OF Ireland
was visited by a gang OF burglars :
The store Of Mr.. Albert Stewart was
first visited. and his stock relieved OF
number Of fine coats. pants and shoes,
and fancy Photographic album. which
the rascals will likely beautiiy with
their pictures, and present to some ct
tcient policeman. Mr.. Stewards loss
we understand. will not exceed $500
They next entered the Post Office,
and ransacked it. taking what small
change they could find, which did moi
amount 20 much. In the same room,
Mr.. Green, the Z. NJ has a carpen.
ter shop, on which they made a re.
QUESTION for tools, and went with
them to the store house of Mr.. NJ. u,
Dillen. the back door OF which they
bored all around the lock, but tailed
TO effect an entrance. being frightened
away. j is supposed. by some noise
Several citizens started on the hum
Of the thieves on Wednesday morn
ing. but mp TO this writing have failed
to tnd them.
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FISEs.-Quite a lively and dis.
graceful spree was going on in town
last Sunday and Monday, which re
suited. in four prosecutions. before
ESQ. Brelage, for assault and battery
disturbing the peace, aud indecent ex.
posurc, and the offenders paid 81.
fines, besides costs, for their fun, aDc
the end is not yet. As some OF tht
parties are csgrined at the turn affairs
have taken, and are not in the habi
OF being engaged in such proceedings
we publish no names.
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Its patterns arc worth more than the
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April Election:
- SfArr,qt IsbhSA. !
R ~ n.h.t. N4N..tv

II 81 b
'T6s Ss,e o! lndiagA. 10 she Sheriff o! said
County Greeting.
" GU ire hereby commanded 10 give no
Il trs -as-required- BY Jaw, o the- q~usiided
volers OF said County, that there will DO an
elec,iop hFidip the several Pfeeincs. and
Ut the lsu.l places Of holding elect~ns on
The First Monday Of Ap'il. A. ID. 1865. for
the purpose "f electtag
One Justice Of the Peace instead OF vii.
ism Bsggariy, whose Term expires May
IL. 1868. "r
One Justice Of the Pscre ins,ead Of Sim
sop Blxler. whpss terMt xplres August the
l4fh. 1865. ,.t n.m ..U... ..u,..c
One Justice Of The Peace instead Of Fr,n.
els Rrelage. " hose term expires May the 9Th,
1863. To- -iiN e,rsH' ts NN' PFC" o.p
One Justice Of the peace instead Of harvey
Green. inrmerly elected and 6lsd no hopd.
One justice Of the Peace instead Of Henry
Shoulders. whose term expires May the
9th 1S6S. ''A N ''Ni g. ''@'
Oas Justice Of. the. Pesce instead OF A.
Ii. Miller. v hose term tx pifes April Oh
1865. sa y,dt
One Justice Of the Peace for Ferdinsnd
Township. wv" \,
Two Cons,sbies for Columbia Township.
Two Constables for Harblsen owhshtp.
Three Cons,sbles for Bsinb'idge Town
ship.
Two Csns,ables for H,h Township.
Three Cess,nbles tor PstoRa Tow Hship.
Two Clns, sh.es for FefdiOan md Tow ashipy
One Tovnship Tru,tea Tor each Town
ship in said County.
One Supervisor in esch Road District IN
the several Townships ~ said County.
d. witness whereof. ! have hereunto
Sc, my hand and seal of sid Cour', ~
Jasper. This llth d4v ~ March A.. u.
1865. HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. X.
BY q JoslPH JuTr, DeP'iy.
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Alexander II. Stephens recently
stopped in Springfield, Massachusetts
The Republican says: He looks az
rusty ~as..ever, and had hispants tucked
into his boots. He was always a
a small man, never weighing over
one hundred pounds. and now, in fee
BILE health, his appearance is more
than usually diminuative. Still his
eye is as bright aud piercing as ever,
and to look at the upper part OF hi:
face alone it would be impossible te
tell whether he was a man OF % OF
IS years"
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-Alahama has tislegarded the
action of Congrcss--has not complied
with its law for its admission into the
Union. Yet, nevertheless. u is!to be
received. in order that its two Sena.
tors may vote to eject from office. the
President. whose only crime ia that he
has not carried out aiaw OF Congress.
This is ''making fish OF one and flesh
of another"
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From Washington to johnson,

From Washington to johnson,
all Presidents OF the United States
have exercised the right of removing
members of their Cabinets. and the
RICH: has been u~ndisputed. 1t has
been universally deemed a right ex
isting under and by the Constitution
Yet now President johnson is i'm
peached for the exercise OF this con-
stitutional right.
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The Committee on Ways and
Means have come to the conclusion
that the full amount Of revenue fol
carrying on the Government, may be
obtained from the following sources
Distilled spirits, $4,000, 900; in
comes, 100000 900; tobacco, S25,'
10000, and stamp duties $4,000,
900; this is about $4,000 900 in ex
cess, OF the requirements. ri
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Attorney General otailberry ten
dered his resignation, on Wednesday
night. OF las. week, tor the reason that
he wishes to he unencumbered by otfi
Icial'duties and restraints in his intur.
actions as counsel for the President,
during the trial OF the latter before
the Senate. His resignation will bs
accepted. tg.,a, y a..
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For Governor,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Marion.
For Lieutenant, Governor.
ALFRED p. EDGERTON, of Allen.
For Secretary OF State,
REUBEN c. KlSE, OF Rome.
Fur Auditor OF State,
JOSEPH v. BEMUSDAFFER, Of Franklin
For Treasurer Of State.
JAMES B. RYMAN, Of Marion.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court,
NOAH S. AROSE. Of Csss.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
NJ. A. O. PACKARD. II Marshall.
For superintendent OF Public destruction
-ir JOHN II. PHILLIPS. Of Davies.
For Attorney General.
SOLOMON CLAYPOOL. Of Putnam.
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survey Notice.

T~HE undersigned viii proceed with the
= County Surveyor OF Dubois County, on
the 7th day Of April. 1868. to run the lines
and determine the boundaries Of sections No.
26 Township 2 south range 3 West.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per.
sons interested will plesse be present.
FRANCIS NJ. SANDERS.
March Is '68-3wN "' "
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I.-1Fs~sN lY4DM
S@j Valuable Real Gs.SSA
On as1 !: &
y AUCTION.
ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY.

ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY.
undersigned vii. sell al public suc.
Il ton on
THURSDAY, March 70. 1868.
their Farm l. ,nds. containing 3O4 acres, OF
which n large part is iimbrred land. Ii 10
si,uoted Eesr Jasper. dubois County.
Indiana. with Brick House, STA bles, Bsrns,
and other ouild'ugs belonging thereto. slsn
Orchard. &c. Asa the follow ing g~persCnsl
property io.vil: 2 horses. - hes d Of cattle,
80 hogs. chickens, geese &c, 4 wagons.
u p!ows, = %haruws, mo wing machine, resp.
or and other farming uteDsils;, also corn.
hey. oats. and o'hri products; also beddipgy,
household and kitchen furniture aud uien-
sll-.
Terms Of sale ~ lands will be mads.
known on day Of sale.
Terms OF ,sle al personal proner'y are a.
follows ,o-wi': All sums o. So tOcud I'm.
der to be paid in cash, over So 90 . credit
.of IL months viii be- given, ,he purchaser
giving note with securi'y bearing intereS.
The Sale viii continue from day 10 deg
until all is sold.
JOHN OPEL s. SONS.
Feb % '6s-f' -
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION To
SELL REAL ESTATE. az

CEDL NEAL rs
Sta IL Of Indiana, Dubois County, Court Of
Court Of Common Pleas.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Thomss
~ Harris, Administrator with the will an.
nexed, Of james Harris, deceased. has fIed
his petition 10 sell the Real Estate Of the
.decedent, his personal being insufficient 10
pay his debts; and that said petition will be
heard at the next term Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of said County. gi ,tti issai
Attest: HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk 4
c. G. +. Ducois Co.
By 9. JosErn JUTr, Depty.
@. 7. D. CARR, Atty. '
MoTch 10, '6S-3w
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The radical State Convention o.
South Carolina nominated a Negro
Secretary of State, by reclamation =
.Ohe.half the delegates chosen to the
Chicago Convention are also negroes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-20

"Attention is directed to the law
card Of our young friend, W. A.
Traylor, in to-day's paper. 1t will be
seen hal he has formed a partnership
with Judge DeBruler.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-20

Mrs. Elizabeth Darragh has been
appointed Inspector of tobacco. snuff,
and cigars for the Fourth District oil
Indiana, as successor to her late hus-
band.