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" CHILDREN,
Corner OF Fourtee tn and N strsata

This Dispensary Is In connection with Colum-
bia Hospital, and Is opened for the treatment Of
ont door patients, who are supple with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical trsa tmenI free,
Patients who are about to BIO confined and desire
to be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable to pay for the serv ofa compete
ctitOner, will be furnished with medical stten
ton free, by leaving their names and address At
the Hospital with the matron.
=, HoURs oP ATTENDANCE AT THE DIsPKSsARI,
Mondays, from 2 to 4.......,....PrOf y, Howard.
Mednesdays, from 2to4...PrOf. J. II; Thompson.
fTidays, rem 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ashford
Free Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Sec
rotary OF the Inferior. Such orders for admission
can be obtained Of the Surgeon in chief, DR.. J.
THOMPSON, At his odlce, lSI | street, between
Twentieth aud Twenty first ian6-dly
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TERussGAsu yoR GOODS AID LABOR.
RuH.lf
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST,


The ol5ect Of this bill Is to procure decree to
sell real estate Of Grafton Powell. deceased;
The cOmplainAnts having filed an affidavit that
the following named pendants are non resident
Of the said District, motion Of the compAinAuts,
By their collectors, Messrs. Lloyd LasseIie, Il il
this 18th day OF August. A. T.; lS6s;
ordered by the Court, That the defendants,
Thomas S. Powell, Charles p. NJ. Powell, aud
Henry Collier Powell cause their appearances TO De
ring forty days after this day otherwise this cause
will be proceeded with as IN case Of default: Pro
vided, u copy Of this order be published In tho ma
IIoNLL RRPuRLICAS once week for six weeks be-
fore said rule day
A truegOpy:
(Signed) GEO p. FISHER,
Justice y. q. d. g.
MBIas, ClerA 4 n rM
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.Oc'.td Captain and BreSet Major, ChtefC. 5.
ID rOsALs RoR CORN

HELnq'R ForRrH MrtirARr DrTrfrr.l
OPTICS CHEZ QuAkTgRNAsThR, !
NicEsBrRU, miss, Sept. %, lSBs.
Sealed proposals., in trtplieAte, will be received
~ mail at this Office until u n. 9fTCEsDAf, the
at the various military posts In the Fourth Military
Al VicksbuTg, Miss, 900 bushels.
Jackson, Miss, 4,OD6 bushels.
hatcher, Miss. 100 bushels,
Columbus, Miss, so bushels.
Corinth. Miss. 40 bushels.
Holly SPRING., Miss. COO bushels.
Grenada, Miss 80 bushels.
Delivery Of the above amounts Of corn to COM
nee on the lst day OF November, lsds, and TO be
cnmplehd Tin quantities as required for the service
q the different posts on or before the Nth day OF
November, 1865
The corn delivered a. above to be Of the best
quality, of sound, merchantable, we'll cured, hard
corn. to weigh hfty-siX 1897 ponds to the bnshel,
and Is to be delivered In the forage houses at the
various pOsts In sacks to be furnished by the post
qnartermastors. as required TO meet the demands
" the service,
Separate prdposals must be made for zach post,
enclosed in separate envelopes, and endorsed 18th
the name Of the post and the quantity proposed to
be furnished thsreat.
Proposals may be made fer the whole or any
part Of the amount req uired, and the privilege
reserved OF rejecting any or all bids not deemed
advantageous to the Government.
Each proposal must be guaranteed by At least
two responsible parties, who must agree to enter
into sufficient bonds for tho fulnlment Of contract
when awarded.
Blank forms Of proposals and copies OF bonds re-
qutrod will be furnishe on application to the post
quartermasters at tho various posts or to this
Othee.
BY order ofthc General commanding
j. @. CHANDLER,
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Railroad Routes.

rHRousH TRAINS
=, Leave WAsniS9ros. from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS.
p Law wassIssr9s' fro. ns,yis1a Aysn2s
LaAys AAnxASpRIA. frsn ssrnG o., AApk
Aaa King streets, At . and y A =. nd and
p. n. and Hsn corner Of Duke aud Henry sHssAs
AwnPM 9. A STEVENS. asal ssI,t,
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WRAPFIIMa PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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pROPOsAJs FOR FKEsH BBsf.


HEApaR's FTPrH MILITARY DIsrRIcT,)
OFFICE CHIkF ConnIssARr OF Sc ssIsrssCH, 7
AUSTIN, TExAs., Sept. Is, 1853
Sealed proposals, which must be made In tripll-
cate. will be received at the once Of the Depot A.
q. at Austin, Texas, until IL m. OF November
u, 1885, for supplying the United statos troops and
others drawing ratons at
Austin. Travis county, four companies;
BeltOn, Bell county, Que company;
Dallas, Dallas county, one company
Sulphur Springs, Hopkins county, two eomra.
Woodland, Frcestono county, one company
Tort Grimn. ShacklefOrd county, four cOInpa-
Fort Richardson, Jack county, Eve companies ;
With such Fresh Beef as may be required
The contract to commence January ], lSp, md
to continue in force until December 81, lSp, or
such less time As the Commissary General OF sub
sisteneo may direct.
Each bid must he accompanied by the written
guarantee Of two responsible persons who must
lie prepared to enter into bonds In the sum Of one
thousand dollars for each company stationed Al
tho post they propose TO supply.
Bids must be made out separately for each post
No contract III be awarded until the bids have
been Submittod to the General Commanding Fifth
Military District. $500
Conditions Of contracts Aad bids samo As In pre-
y!ous Advertisements
Proposals. must be plainly endorsed, Proposal.
for Fresh Beef, At, Texas, : and addressed to
the Acting ConInis'Ery Of Subsistence at Austin,
Texas,
BY order Of Brcyot Major General Reynolds.
SAM, T. GUSHING.
so2'.td Captain and Breyet Major, ChiefC. 5.
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DR.. n. o. Edwards.

The action of our lato county
Convention in recommending this
gentleman for nomination 10 Con-
gross by tho district Republican
Convention, win we believe. meet
the cordial approval Of all Rcpub.
iicans who know the man. They
will not need to bc told that in
vigor of intellect, soundncss OF
political principle, integrity Of
character, Intelligent Information
on public affairs, and the faculty
of telling what he knows, in at
tractivc and convincing terms, the
DR.. is exceeded by very few men
in the country. in, addition, he
has had tho experience ola torn
of Congressional service in years
gonc BY; and, take him altogether,
he would, il nominated and elected.
add decidedly TO the average ca
pacity and responsibility ofthc pop.
alar branch Of Congress, We think
no can BE- prevailed on to accept
the nomination, and feel conyine-
cd that if nominated he will do
efficient work in the canvass. -li'
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Congress-.

This body, of late seems to be
applying itself TO business with
energy, and is accomplishing q
good deal that is of Importance.
The Senate on Monday. passed
the bill to discontinue tho Freed
mems Bureau in the reconstructed
States after tho 1st Of January.
Tho Colorado Bill, by u vote of 2l
TO 20, was laid aside, and will prob.
ably rot bo brought up again this
session. A bill was passed extend.
ing tho timo for tho completion OF
tho Northern Pacific Railroad
The final vote was not reached on
the CivilAppropriation Bill. The
House, by q vote Of % TO 81, in
slructcd tho Committee on Ways
and Means to roporta bill laying
" tax Of ten pcr cent. on the inter
est of Government bonds. Tho do.
bate on tho River and lIarbor Ap,
preparation Bill was closed, and tho
voting on tho separate ltoms com.
mcnccd. f.'i' ''f %"
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Twelfth District COngrcssiOn-
nj Convention.

By agreement between the Tn.
ion Republican Central Commit
tees of the several countics com
posing the 18th district, tho Con,
vcntion for nominating Con
grcssional candidate will be held
at Lancaster, on Wednesday, July
Sth. Tho delegates Of Fairfield
county, appointed at tho Convch
tion of 9th Juno, with the dele
gates from tho other counties oI
the district will assemble on the
day above mentioned. at the City
Hal, lin Lancaster, for tho purpose
Of nominating Republican can
didate for Congress. All Union
men are invited to attend, as III,
occasion will doubtless give rise iC
entertaining addresses. M
A. II. KELLER,
Pres. U. II Cent. Committee.
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The "rcndlcton Escort"

Tho Cincinnati Commercial, in
giving an account of tho departure
from Cincinnati for Now York ol
tho much Dragged Of "Pendlcton
Escort" on Tuesday, says; II
will hc composed Of about three
hundred Cinoinuatiaps, and the
samc number of persons from Ohio,
Kontncky and Indiana. D
Tho Escort takos along, in its
commissary cars, fifteen barrels Of
whisky, one hundred kegs Of lager
bccr, and provisions enough to 10 cd
its members on tho trip to New
York, A pretty good supply, ono
would think, Of democratic" sus,
tcnOnco for six hundred mon.
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MEDICAL MOTION.

nH CONE MAY BE coNsULTED-
~ at the following fines and places
In New LEXINGTON, at the Col.
born House ON Mo6tiaxsa Iass{l
days, May ] l and IL; Juno Is and
l6; July 20 .andl2in August "a and
%; Sept. 96 and 80; Nov. q and 81
Dec Z and 8. a .sfyld "A q
In LAYcAsyER, at the Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays aftsr she
express train arrives going Wcstgv
until tgoes West Oh Fridays, May
l3 and II; Jnpe II and l8; July %
and %; AUGUST '26 and i27SSept. go
ana ana fS.sf2FIIF0v9f HTFdft 1 fG8eF III
i Dr. Co&E cures All forms Or Chronic p,,s-,
eases qs DySpepsta III alf Its yarionJ fdrfsA III
"a diseases Of Che Lungs and Air passae ees, AZ :
L,nryngltis, Bronchitis, and Coushmbtbn N : a(t
dlseasss Of the Kidneys, Liver, Pan; ;reas and
tne ~, gnnds geperalIy al dseases 0fthe Heart,
Blood andfBlOod Vesscisi a,I tlis4hses. ofS fhe
iDHralrEnddSefves,as Epilepsy, Chorea, or S..
yltnsi Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general
nervous lnpntrltlon, oil diseases or FemnIes, Z
enlNIged Tonsili, and all forms lof scrofila
fiso az diseases of the Eye and Ear, an d alio
Other Chropc, Discusses. NJ hfoFg I''fT 9f'Ia
No chafgs for consultation, but cash for
eleulclnes' tAPr. %, lses-tG w.
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The Congressional Convention:

AS will be learned from tho off.
cial notice printed in another place,
the Convention to nominate q Re
publican candidate TOR Congress 10
the '12lh distict will be held at the
City Hall in Lancaster on JVedneS
tag nert, 1t will pay our Repub7
lican friends of this county TO turn
out largely on this occasion, as
among the delegates from the sev
cral counties lhore will doubtless be
a number Of good speakers; there
fore in addition to tho interesting
character of the proceedings of tho
Convention, a rare treat will be
afforded by the eloquent addresses
which may be expected. 1t would
bo gratifying TO witness a groat
assemblagc Of the friends Of GRANT
ard CoLrAx, on Wednesday. 1t
will bp in tho midst Of harvest, it
is true but let as many turn out
as can possibly do SO. l,iu
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The Situation In New York.

The Cincinnati Commercial Of
Tuesday says: Speculation as to
tho Democratic Convention in New
York, Inst night, placed Hancocl,
at tho head Of tho slate, with Chase
next on tho list of probabilities
and Hendricks, Seymour and Pen.
dlcton further down. Thoro is
perhaps, somo Significance in the
fact that almost all gucsscs, for a
few days past, have givon Chase
tho second chance, and lett Ohio's
Iavoritc son, young Groonbacks,' =
ut the foot Of the slatc.' '.1'i"
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This being about the osoason
when farmers arc Poekcting the
cash for their wool, there arc re-
ports Of very extensive combine
lions oftbieVosj who arc organic.
ing for raids through tho wool.
growing. districts, expecting u
plundcr the farmers houses. ,1';
General Sherman has adopted
the son Of the late Kit Carson, and
will provide for his education a,
Notre Dame University, in Indi.
ana. 5sii e3oiir ..l Erl ,4r
Tho Texas Farmer estimates
that there arc at least seven mil
lion head of stock cattle in q Texas
at present. This will give some
idea of tho importance OF this
branch ofproducc. Atsix dollars
per hcad-tho usual price-forty
two millions Of dollars.
Johnson's Island, and tho cities
of GAINESVILLE, Ironton, Portsm outh
and Chillicotho, arc all bidding fol
tho projected now Pcniloutiary.
The Utica Herald says that Mr.
Chase's letter declaring himself
not a candidate for office, but aver.
ring that it will crafty him if the
Democrats would 90 for universal
suffrage, reads much like the old
gcntloman's advice to his sons
Boys, it is very wrong 20 60 fish,
ing on Sunday, and is contrary tc
my orders, but you know your
father likes fishP t' g' aha
Wheat harvest was commo need
in Adams county on tho 22d ol
Junc--tsn days earlier than usual
Tho vote for Con. Mcclellan in
1864 was l,Sll, ia; for Lincoln, Q,
223,O35. Ha uraHl 10.
D, B. Strait Of Columbus, OK
Auditor Of Franklin County, Ohio
was before tho United States Com
missioner, Cincinnati, on Saturday
charged with perjury, in swearing
to u false return Of his income. II,
was hold TO bail in tho sum O
$500. u1aqa ~.
1t is said Hoenan has authorized
his hacker to make q, match fol
him with McCoole for Sl0, 900, tn,
fight 10 como of in Canada within
three months. Hsf. .sJdl
Tho Eight hour Law has beer
signodby the President, and took
effect in the Government printing
office in Washington, on Monday
1t will so into operation in tho ma
vy-yards, &C., at onco.
Hon. Thad. Stevens, it is stated
has prepared now articles Of i'm
parchment.
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IAN ORDINANCE
10 yacatc parts 9foaeert6ih stteee aad alleys
r thereln named. gcu.Y tFflt .oi.r,T,,

To vacatc parts fUaeerthih street and alleys
" thereln named. DousH jhhf s9'fa1u;
4 WHEaEAs the Columbus and Hooking, Valley
Railroad Company heretofore filed with the
.CtyColinci or the f'Hy6f Lanc,ister fts baei.
ton praying that the naTts ofstyet " ,nndalleys
therein nnmcdInight be yacated and whereas
tie Codnc,l s satisfied inlt notice lthe pefI4
GGSpfy Gs$ S& BrSySS ySsa @ @aR RssSn aSS @ bse
otsihtheiminedIpte vicinity ofahelshiti parts
Of streets and alleys prayed, to be ,vaGhted:
and hfso that there Is good cHusef0r such taca-
tiOn as the street and alleys horeinaflcr spe.
Gifted and that 1t will not be detrimental to The
general interest and that the same shouid be
made: therefore nat ...,E. i,,..
Section /. Belt ordained by the City Council
Of the City ot Lancaster; Y-Iy ti
Thatrthe 70, flowing strectand alleys IN the said
City to the extent and within the limits herc,n
described be and thosame are heTeb y,yacated,
to-wt: First Winding streetfrom Porter street
TO Lawrence street, lying between In.lutS
Nos, 276and 21l: Second, the alley lying be-
twee iri-l0ts Nos.20O and 29l on one side. Ahd
outlOt No. 1879 on the other side, from Porter
street In Lawreuce street. Third, the atey "
ing between ontlot No. ls3 and ln-!ot No. 6ai
from the alley north Of said in-lOt No. b5l 10
Lawrence street: Fourth, the alley bbtweerl
IN lots Nos, bi3 gnd6Dl rom Lawrence ,strpet
to the alley north Of sad lots anil FiGh, the
alley between in-lot No t3d on one side, and
in -lgts NoS. 537 and h;IS on the other side lrnm
Lawrence street to the alley north OF slid llts
Nos. $50 and haT. rr' ~ C't h. 1Y 4, rT.'
\ SeGtiOn2. THIS ordinance shall take effect
and be pforcc fronl aud after its gdlpni,lice-
ton. if g-fI tt.Tgslf ..f ...,. .-r
loncin Coun2.l this 2Iih'day ~ Juno, A. u.
1873 p. JAGOB lIlTE, PEG,
W. l.. KIrG. City Clerk. .,..,.t
July 2, lSjS-lt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

The following celebrated charac
tors are opposed to Con. Grant:
Wendell Philips, Parker prllsbury,
q, Il. 'Vallandigham, u. Cady
Stanton, Brick Pomoroy, Susan B.
Anthony, and Fernando Wood.
With such a combination against
him he must bo about right. ranJ
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

Thcrob a conspiracy bOtwcon
Chief Justice Chase and theSccond
Adventlsts to fcscne JofTl FROM
Justice, Chase has postponed HE
trial till October 9th, aud tho 'Ad.
vontists have arranged to have the
world como to an end thrco days
before, ~ 9 'H.af A7' rdl la'.
Tho New York Tribune thinks
il will require the vigilance OF ton
Thousand active Republicans dur.
ing the coming fvo months to. pro
vent fraudulent paturalizations,
fraudulent registrations and frau.
dulcnt voting blythe Democrats Of
that city, l5r.1s,o .,5,,'I H., ~ y,
Ask your Democratic ncighbor,
reader, what his principles il are,
and hc will replysd al don't know
yet; wait until after tho Now York
Convention sits, and then perhaps
I shall have some. .SI-P,ttsbufC
Gazette. el0E.iltar1lo i3rsf ~
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Manhood; How Lost, How Restored.

Ak Juat published, u new edition of DR. = CuI-
o. ycrwcil's celebrated Essay on
u tho rd Hcdt ehro (wi,hout fnedciic) OF
SrEnNsroRIltgA,o or seminal Weakness, lnvol.
nntary Seminal Losses, lNporENcY, Mental and
Physical lncnpocity lmpedimcntsto Marriage,
etc. also, CosSuhpTI0S, EPILEpSY,i and frs,
induced by selI-ndugence or sexual eStrava-
gtnce. ,uIl 'n3iEI4 .athH i1 r
ns. Price, in sealed envelope, only Gecnts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
sny,clearly dombnstrates from Gthirty years
successful practice, that the ala'inng conse
quehces Of seli-abuse'may lie radically cured
without the dangerous use ofinternal N, dicno
or the application olthc knife pointing out
mode DC cure at onco simple, certain, and eff
fcctunl, by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what tls condition mny he, may cure
himself chcaply, privately, and radically.
mn. This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth md every man in the land.
Sent, undcr seal, ina plain envelope, to any
nddross, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or
wopost stamps. Also, DR.. Culfenvelrs"Mar-
rlago Guide" prlco 20 cents, Address the
rnhlishcrs, CnASt. KLINE h Co,
b21 BoHvery,' New York, Post oaieo
July2, lsds-ly. titNh H9i'D'}
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The Manege Horses! n esl ala,
Performing Ponies

Mrs. HENNINGs and Mr.. II, WuiThy, nre at
the head Of this interesting department. Among
tho treasures Of Tho Mmege y tho leeebrted
II, Whitby and the admirably instructed trick
pony, .RuT'CELltLYaMrSqI IlommingS' superb
hlly, CLEOPATRA tho great stecple.chaser
CHAMPION. Besides a'beAutiul stock supple.
nient0ry TO tllq foregnpg, alltT9ined toperlorm
those hoautflil aud tlfiidu.t exercises In w,tlz-
ing, dancna, marching, (pininS attitudcs,and
0thorwonderlnl feNts ot sagaclty aud high train-
ing Most ofthbsd horSesdnd ponies have beeu
seleqtdd from tho tirSt mauegeF, of Europer-
some even claiming their pedigree from tho
Royal news OF England, andthe Imperial stal
bles Of 81, Petersburgh. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

In General Grant's, protest
tho removal of Stanton and
Sheridan, sent to President John
son, occurs this noble soutimont;--
This is a Republic, where tho will
Of the people is tho law of the
land"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
Choice Farm for Sale.

TNHE underslgned VIII seii,ht private sale,
il HIS arm sItnatedip the Piburbs Of Balt.
more, on ME road dleadIbg from Baltimore 10
Basil. sud farm coufolns 20 acres Of number
oqe landlon which is a3 two-story brick house
coufaining 7 roomslHnd kltchen-tho latter
cons istipa oftwo rooIus, There il n good or.
clerd, and great variety Of grape vines, pear
and plum Trees ann h@vMietyof small fruit.
Also, a good well ofwater. For terms and par.
tieulars inquire OF the undersigned, on the
premises. ADAM BRANDT, Sem
May 2Sth, lsGs-s3m.
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Tho Trnincd Hvhridsl

Tho curiopsly taught mules BO1 end BUNS
ny, will bePut throughA course 'of antics by
here exhibited are two of the smallest speel-
mems OF The mule species cver sccn. They have
recently arrived from Chl and Perm. Another
curiosity of the mule kind Us the jumping hy-
brid, SAM PATCH who vaults over ~ whole
troop of9tAer mulesP Pnd, ponies without the
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

Washington dispatches SOY. that
the President is now preparing a
new amnesty proclamation. and
that II will embrace all tho classes
excepted from The former amnesty.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
n. II. K KELLEK,
Pres. U. II Cent. Committee.
Tho County COnventiOn---Its
Nominees.

Tho convention OF Saturday,
though held in tho farmers bust.
est season, was largely attended
and by class OF citizens IL was truly
gratifying and inspiriting to greet
on such an occasion. 1t was an
encouraging evidence of tho fact
that eur Republicans arc awake to
u true appreciation Of tho situation,
and ready for tho arduous duties
of this campaign.
The county ticket placed in nom
ination is composed of tho very
best material. 1t will do to rally
around with enthusiasm, and evory
Republican should mako il a vital
point to cast his vote for il, little,
rs tho hope is that Fairfield county
will experience so good u thing as
its success would bu.
LAFAYETTE ABBOTT, tho nominee
for County Auditor, is n citiz, n OF
Madison township; was u Union
soldier Of tho late war, in which
no lost an arm possesses II char
actor unimpcachable and q busi
ness capacity unquos,ioned. H.
would mako as good an Auditor us
the county ever had.
JOSEPH DonAN, tho nominee for
Sheriff, is farmer of Walnut
township. Tho unanimity with
which his namo was presented BY
his noighbors is q sufficient guar
anty Of his character and qualif
cations.
Capt. II. GIEsY, who was nomi.
mated for Prosecuting Attorney, is
too favorably known to our people
to need any words OF commonda
tion from US. Ilo, too, served with
credit in tho latc war, is n good
man in every aspect, and would
worthily Oil tho place for which
ho is named.
JosEruT. VERNON. for Commits
sioner, is n first class nomination.
Ho is an cstimablo and capable
citizen OfViolot township--a town
ship which furnishes as intelligent
and earnest a clGss OF Republicans
as can be found anywaorcs ah8a
Messrs, JohSNM. R6wLEs, q Of
Rushcreek, and JONAS GIpncNy, Of
Greenfield, nominated, nominated
for Infrmary Director, are men
not inferior in character and quail
iications to any Of the noniuccs OF
tho Convention, and their election
would bea public beneGt. ,y
The whole tic4se, Ia commended
70 the favor Of Republicans, by ils
intrinsic excellence as we'll ~ the
considerations Of party preference,
whiehtogother We hope will call to
its support at tho polls every Rc.
publican vote in tho county.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

Reconstruction is an accomplish.
ed fact, in all the States except
Virginia, Mississippiand Toxas.-
The Democrats in Congress vot.
cd dead against tho final bills Of
admission, and tho President veto
cd them, but all avaiIed nothing
This action will stand, whatever
party prevails at the next election.
Make q note oft.