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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

On .'
The New York Tribune says
that the indications arc that 1868
vii! DO Q bettOr year for business
than 1857 was, '
Hamilton, tho Maryland Senator
elect, is a bitter socessionist, and
beat Swami because ho had no
Union record to hobble him in the
race. eia. i ,a bea .r,
The bect sugar experiment at
Chatsworth, III, is a success. II
is now shipping a car load of su
gar a week, and ieoding 500 cattle
from the beet pomace.
tits said that Mrs. J. G. Bennett
wore diamonds worth 100000 at
the opening Of Pixies Opera House.
Mrs, Pike, who occupied the oppo.
site prosceniumi box, It is said, was
not less gorgcously arrayed, Ma.
dame Lagrange, tho prima don.
na of the samo occasion, how.
ever. beat thom both, having on
her person $3.50, 900 worth of Jew
Olry. lotc r .sg ,,-Vs .
DR.. Gatling is making 4 good
thing out ofhis cannon in Europe.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
Tho Bankrupt Law.

The Ohio Stalc ournal fprnilh
IS in catschetical iorm the pbjoip
ed condensation Ofkthe. ppoviAicEl
of the US. Bankrupt Law, which
we publish for the information o.
our readers, none of whom, we
trust, may ever have any Other
than 9 general interest in Lhs same
The sesister for ahis district il
Samuel +. Coy. EsQ,. of Chilli,
lccthsmudz8 elgtnsT s'nomof
Object Of The Ld9; Is to enable
pCrsonS who can not pay their
debts, 10 gesrid Of them. saiisq45.
Who ndgtake adrantdgeof of this
p.fliWailQl sHi J8aaa 90 Jb
Any person, or firm who owes
debts 10 the amount OF three hun
drcd dollars or upward, whether
tpsy W 9. ipaiy'aual hn auT;l ~ parr'pers9iP
ference what il the character or
the indebtedness, whether it bc by
p.!,,lnoipss aiffeoph.s luugmen.' i"' as
r'1Sl % sSESi 0s otneLwise',
Soss'tgH9 9s'g9 'eWi 'Sei as1sa,'a S1sH fsg Y '@s o9
dPEPNstGfanT ENG Tdsi1ol 40 ,oLim., aal &,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

The Washington corrcspon dent
Of the Philadelphia Press writes
that at an interview Of Gen. Sher-
man with the President on Satur.
day, he told the President "protty
blahtly that tho officers Of The army
and navy would never allow the
rebels topat their feet on the uecks
oLIoyat men, sscf wa1
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

General Logan of Illinois, has
been elected Comman der.in. .ebiei
o. tho Grand Army Of tho Repnb
lic, by the National Con voniion,
and General j. Owen, of Philadel.
phia, Senior Vice Commander,
Two hundred and fOrty;eight thou.
sEng !, persona we're REPRESENTED By
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer bOwails
tho "sad condition Of affairs" in tho
South, "lhc negroes" it saws,
are allowed to bear arms, while
tho whitos are debarred that privi.
loge. The last timo the whites
bore arms II was against tho ma.
ilonal government. What au IN.
natural and outrageous government
II 10 that will not permit its citizens
70 :, boar arms against it,i--Ktnid
TOrchiight. 'soii
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Senator Wilson has information
from Texas that tho Republicans
will certainly carry that State, and
reconstruct under tho Military Law,
ifnot iptericred With; that the same
party will carry Louisiana IN spite
Of General Hancock. by rs, 900 ma
jority, and thnt tho Conservatives
have no chance Of controlling any
Southern State except Virginia and
Arkansas. 0Ff
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

II is stated that tho till taxing
whisky At the still was locked up
in the desk Of o member Of the
Enrolling Committee for two days,
thus delaying its signature by the
President, and enabling whisky dea.
lers to move largo quantities Of the
article from the stills without pro.
payment Of the tax. .'''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
Tho New England manufacturers


Tho New England manufacturers
arc very generally reducing the
wages of their hands, AT SPRING
field, Lawrence. Holyoko ard other
PLACES in Massachusetts, some Of tho
proprietors arc working short time,
others reducing tho number Of
hands, others taking from ten to
twenty per cent, from wages, and
some doing all these things ut once.
Tho dividends paid by the mills on
tho lst of the month were, in some
instances, taken from their surplus
funds, and the stockholders are clam.
orous for economy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Tho Supreme Court OF Califor.
mia has created great excitement
by declaring all laws exempting
church and benevolent property
from taxation unconstitutional.
1t adds Sl09,OOO,OO0 to the genor-
al duplicate, and will increase tho
revenue two millions. lod
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

The Cincinnati Gazette expose,
the lodging Ofths Democratic Con
ven'iOn on the GrOenback question
thuS:-
The Democrats, In thoIr Convop.
ticns on the sth, virtually dodsod
Tho grsenback question. They
favor she payment Of the bonds n
groenbacks but take caro- not 10
say they favor issuing eroenbacks
Tor that purpose. Tho policy thew
favor, bat DO not go for its cxecu i.
,io9. Payingthe debt In green .
backs means nothing, ifthe mint.
lag presses are not % be set On mo /.
ton. OF course the debt may bO
paid IN gresnbacks whcnever the
Governmsnt can command the
moaey' !; bat tho Democrats do moi
.eli ~ where the fands NJ 10 como
from. gp0I. elI
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
Farm for Sale.

" InM uh9 4N -rT-a tgagnrsf adj
NHERE will be sold az private sale, FIVE
miles north 81 Lancaster, 4 farm ~ iH04
A.cEes, ltp aeffs efNhiehispnderpnltlvaiioh
and tht 90 nevep Milins &ellk. sr d on Ii =,
large two-story frame houao, large Frame hank
hGrn, with ali The necassAty out.hulIdinsr'--
Tesms reasonable. For further particular en-.
quirc on the premises.
Jan. 81, lsss-4itE sUSANNAH MILLER
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
yWo,cut the following from the
Zanesyille Courier nn. ~. ~

yWocut the following from tho
GAINESVILLE Courier;,o gd, bar be
The ONO REFoRM School -
JUDsoN ALvls' LuNAoY.-With
pleasure We givcplacc to tho follow.
ing communication from G.. II.
Howe, Esq. Supcrtendont OF the
Ohio Reform School at Lancaster,
concerning Judson Alvis:
LANCASTER, Ohio, Jan. 4th, 1868.
MEseRs. EDIToRs:--I saw in tho
Daily Courier OF the 9Th qult, u
notice oftheluuacy Of Judson Avis,
a former inmate Of this institution
Tho statement, "IIo was for five
years an inmate of the Ohio Reform
School At Lancaster,and whilctherc
received q severe cut from an axe
in the hands Of another boy which
laid open the skull, making ghast.
ly wound" is not strictly In nc.
cordanco with tho facts, and might
lead the reader to the conclusion
that tho act was one of violence -
1t is true, Judson did receive q
severe wound Of the scalp with au
axe, butit was caused by the limb
ofa falling tree, hitting tho axe in
his own hands while raised above
his head in tho act ofchoppine. d 1t
wac purely an accident, an lcaused
great sorrow among tho boys at
the time; and wo oil now deeply
mourn at the melancholy results
ofhis injury. In no instance in
tho history of our School, has q boy
seriously injured another boy,
purposely. Il * 'lH&dAu 4
Af' Very Truly, Yours.
" ' H. G. X. Howe.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

The PalnesvilIo Ad vSrtiser oftb,o
lssh s.ys, . Arm 10 that place had
yaTchased, withii the week, tiftsoD
tnsnsand pounds Of wool, al nd AZ.
'stags ot thirty-sighs senls 1 pound.
The country pays more for al.
e2nofle drake thar for all i.s col.
lagos ssd sskcols.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

The day bOIOre yesterday, 10 vi.
enna, Austria, tho obscqulos Of
Aaximilian, late Of Mexico, wGro
celebrated With great pomp, and
his remains consigned to their last
resting place with imposing csro.
monies. So sAysa cable telegram.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, has madv
Agrsat speech in Congress in favor
Of Of tho new Reconstruction bilI,-
The bill was expected to pas. tho
House on Tuesday.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Tho Lake Shore Grape Growers
Association Win hold theif anhual
meetingat Cleveland oh Sthc Si9th
OF February. A report wiif' be
made on tho Moral lnnoenee Of
Vino making.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
AssIignIe.,e.,s Noticce..H q.

NOTICES hereby given TINT lie ainder.
v signed have. heep duly appointed aud quais
lied a. Assisnees Sf the property of sAinasi
M. Sam. Persons knowing themselyes 70 bel
indebtedto said Samuel NJ Satin, are fednestas /
ed to mako immediate payment, and those
having clsins ,agsinst HIM will present the
same to the undersis1ed Assignees. eEg y Ol1T
NOAH McNAGHTE bTAi
- ~ DAVID PENCE ssioh1.y
"A. P. AsHDR0OKl s,1
Jan. .. ce-3wS re- ''".~' Assignees. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

WANT TO CONE rS.-Thc vote Of
the Islands Of St. Thomas and St.
Sohna on tho question Of their
transfer to the United StatOu hns
boen reported. II was 1914 in
favor to 2s against. The people
OF tho United States would vote in
aboutths same proportion Ito 9th.
or way. iaH l.at,.r
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

The beauties Of Democratic gov.
ernment are illustrated In Now
York city. Tho debt of that city
and county is forty.three millions
fvehundred and eighty -four thou.
sand seuen hindreddnd serenity sic
dollars, (s43,5s4,776) Tho Demo.
oraoy havo exclusive management
oi that territory and havo shown
what they are competent TO do in
the way of economy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED five miIes west ofLAnc.ster. ON
A1the Royaltou road; contains O4 acres.
The land is of good quality md IN splendid
condition. Good house. barn, and all iiecessa-
ry outbuildings; ino orchard and dnever. failing
spring OF fexcellent water. Possession given
next Spring. For particulars enquire on the
premises. JAMES HENDERSON,.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

A Coon RULE. we learn from
onS Of the Scholars Of The Fourrh
Ward school, that the popular lady
teachers Of that branch, have offer.
cd, as an incentive to incroascd d
diligepcc and study, and good
behavior, that scvon weeks alton
two adherence 10 the rules and
regulations ofthc school shall on
title tho scholar to a days holiday
We are glad TO 500 this reward
offered. 1t now only romans for
parents to make the day, SO earned,
ono of festivity and honor 10 tho
little one at homo, so that every
child may realize that tho appro,
bation Of it's teacher is of the high.
est Importance in the estimation Of
its parents. .-Zdnespitie City Tymss.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
Notice..

There will be apetltion presented before the
Commissioners OF Fairfield county, Ohio, at
their regular session, in Lancaster, being the
first Monday OF March, 1865, for the alteration
Of the county road leading from Philip Heyde's
Grist Mill to p Heyde and Emanuel Stemen's
Saw Mill In Rushcroek township N said county,
Ohio. The point OF commencing is at the
North.west corner OF George ShOfrs meadow,
~ section IS OF said township in, said county;
thence north around the ll'up the creek TO
the bridge across Rushnreck below Heyde 4
stemen's Saw Mill. Distance ofthe road about
throe.fourths Of one mile. litiE iIbE
Jan. 81, ls6s--5w%
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

W. I. Hamilton has boon elected
United States Senator by tho
Maryland Legislature.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

= Mrs. Nancy Cooley,died at Darri
town, Butlor County, Ohio, ,onthe
10thinstant, the agoof one hun
'dred and eight ycarsand seventeen
days. Sho was born inVirginia in
1853. b BmigratingJ firstr to Ken.
lucky, she there. m arried William
Cooley, adReyolutionary soldicr--
better known ass"Unclc Billy
ooley,[-with'whom she removed
TO Ohio. c'Uncle Billcy" was new
Ierknown n to owe a man i a dollar,
nor to allow any one to owe him,
and would not solhthe products OF
his farmfor any thing but "constitu-
tional currency" gold and silver
After his death, tho old lady adher.
ed to her husbands habits in rsla.
tion to debts. Il 70 so9aI rod o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

John Jacob Astor. jr., died In
New York, on tho l7tb, in his siI.
'y.sirth ycsr.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

The Florida Reconstruction Con.
vcntion 10 In session. @y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
HoaRIRLE.-A singular and dis.

HoRRIBLE.-A singular and dis.
tressing occurrence took place, in
this Sicinitys a shott time Binces
AsI9dy, who from hsF ginhocd had
been subject to violent pains ID
ber stomach, which nothing but
strong liquor would allay-and
that only tor a limited period
married and became, wo believe,
the mother of two or three chill.
drcn. A week or so ago being ia.
ken with "a vieicnt rparoxysH,
which caused her to falfwithl aier
face on ths floor, and seeming to
be in o choking condition, some Of
her friends resorted TO the usual
Of beating her on the back
whcp. 10 | from her mouth was
elected a chameleon, or species Of
lizard, about a foot long, and two
inches in circumference. II is
supposed she had swallowed it
(probabiy in drinking) years ago,
and its growth accounts forlthein-
tense suffering Of the lady who
now we trust, will enjoy good
health, having got rid of this'ngly
customer.-Zd ZdaeSttie City Tines
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
WE ARE MAKING A OOmPLETE
REVOLUTION IN TRADEi

And are selling for ONE DOLLAR, silk,
Merino, and Alpaca Dresses, shawis, Balmo.
rails, Linen Goois, Watches, Jewelry, Silver.
plated Ware, Sowing Machines, &c. Send
,scriptiyo check, and tho getler up Of the club
will receive a present worth ito $500. accord.
ing to number sent, Agents wanted every.
whole. Circulars sent free.
~ n.f i& 90 Federal street, Boston.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Or, Inflammation ofthe Eyes, mot unfreauentIy
ariees from disordered state ofthe stomach n;
= few doses Of Roback's Blood Pills viii, in
most cases, effect acnre by removing the
Sold by 20. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
ol- '3 hnH o o7a4 sd haA
U.s. Hl mo1t nlua .lI iunl hlr
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
ERYslPELAs,

Or, 81; Anthony's Fire, can he most eifectn-
ally eradicated by theuse Of Roback'a Blood
Pills. ''' @u7I ut T'nlT GIO-l III
Sold bye. G. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
- F7II'lIHN % - N N
LeucOrrhOea.q q

Or, whites, which follow local debility and con .
stitutiona! weakness, can be effecluaIly cured
BY the use aohaekis Stomach Bittefs. Do
not lot the druggist sell you any other remedy,
as these BItters are prepared with especial
Ieie e renee to this complaint, and arc warranted
Sold BY G. Heck, Druggist. Lauoastor. 4,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and ailthe
effects OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, win Tor thesaise
ofsuifering humanity. sendfree to all who need
t,the recipe and directions IS for making the sim.
pleremedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishingto proHi BY the advertiser'sox xperience
can do so byAddressing, Professionalism
" .'' JOHN B. OGDEN.
a Maya, 'eI--lY7 ~ Cedar Street, New York.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
Farm r n for Sale.

A GOOD FARM or 5a ACRES, OF
u Good Land situated three miles esFt
ant Run Valley Has on It q good house and
stable, four good springs and a young orchard
Of 1875 trees, For particulars and terms apply
on the promises TO 1851 ALLEN DEAN
Jan, ID, lsGs,-2n.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Az a remedy to sootte allDneryous excite.
tpeni, and in its truest sense, nervine, there
IS, perhaps no medicine extant witch Is receiS-
ed with 50 much favor as. Roback's Stomach
BItters; a wine glass ON going to bed is all
that required TO produce sound and healthfIil
Sold BY 60. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster. y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Quarterly Statement OF, the First
National Bank OF Lanc caster, on the
morning OF Monday, Jan uary 9th,
1905 'h H4u Z H8H 9ti rylfE
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
lsLEEPT.E Ess NIGHTS.

.Ho0d lHT III EHM aHT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-11
Lassitude.

feeling of lassitude is generally experienced
throughout the summer sostice. Weakly consti-
tuted persons or those of sedentary habits Invariably
complain of this annoyance. The searching heat of
midsummer reaIes the system and reduces the
vital energies. If the patient is of nervous tenn
permanent this debility units him for even the
ordinary routine of everyday life. When this state
of exhaustion comes on HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS will prove safe and meyer. Ing
meaas Of Strengthening and restoring the physical
organization. This heal-sying tonic puriiics and
infuscs renewed vitality into the blood tones the
stomach and digestive organs, and acts like charm
on the nervous system. 1t effectually removes all
tendency to lansuor rdepresson spirits. TO the
weaker sex it is invaluable, it soothes and braces
up while its powerful effects of the most bcncii.
cal character The inirmities of age are allevatcd
by its use. 1t revives the strength increases the
appetite and gives vigor and elasticity to the cons
tuition.
When mothers are EuisiLs II o y L ETTER' s
STOMACH BlTTERS should especially be taken in
regular doses, AZ in this country NEST always, the
nourshlnent is inadequate to the wants of the
child. In sucl cases this inestimac tonic is won.
dertully eicacious. Its strengthening virtues are
at apparent 1t is free from all properties cal
culated to impair the system, and its operations are
at once mild and soothing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-11
THE DEW DROPS

Which the Creators infinite power supplies every
night prepares the earth for the bursting forth of
the Sun; the rain which penetraes the earth clears
away distractions, and the acts Tonic
producing immediate circulatons, and bids the
dead earth leap into new life. In like manner does
the Great Household ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HERE Bit
rEns-demonstrate its wonderful powers. 1t pre-
pares the human system for the change about to be
wrought in its conditions its virtues rs a Tonic pro-
dncc the most desirable and immediate results in
purifying the blood and equazing its circulation
throughout the whole body and it clears away every
obstruction to vigorous health, absolutely driving
out disease, no matter how trivial src II is located
or what is its character 1t has LeIa Established rs
n fact beyond doubt or cav that there is not an
organ of the human body it will not affect or II
disease it will not cure if taken in time aud accord
ing to the directions accompanying each bottle
Sold by all druggists AMI dealers. DE. S. h. HART
MAN Co., Propretors, Lancaster, Pa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-11

faced Democrats of New York dared not own
the soldiery of the Republic in the presence of
the leaders of the Confederaey. How Wade
Hampton, who learned on many wel-foushI
field to respect Republican sabres and bayonets,
must have despised in his heart the trembling
timidity of these men who denied their flag and
its bearers how Overseer Forrest must have
dreamed himself back OH his old plantations
before the war, when he saw these Democrats
as he never saw the negro soldiers at Fort Pill
low--cowed.
Is this platform fit to be supported by any man
Of blue Saxon blood or a true heart by any man
loyal to the nations dead or to the country's flu
ture If we know the men whose children died
from Manassas to the Appomattox, We think not.
And rs if conscious of the contemplate, beggar-
paper reveals, the closing paragraph passes
round the hat for votes Alas for the mendi-
cant Democracy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-11

THE EASTERN SHORE RAILROAD MIDDLE.
"A meeting of the Board of Directors OF
the Kent County Railroad was held at Ches.
tertown, on the 23d ult., and committee
appointed to confer with the Queen Anne's
County Company. The meeting took place
at Milington, on Monday, June Doth, and
the conclusion reached that junction should
be formed with the Delaware Road at
Townsend.
BY an act of the Delaware Legislature,
the Delaware Company holds the right of
way for twenty years for constructing rail
roads and canals in that State, for which
they pay annually the sum of $4,000; and
as they refuse to allow the Eastern Shore
roads to make connection above Town.
send, the latter must conform, unless the
route be changed to Elkton-thus avoiding
Delaware
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-11
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens on Tuesday

Hon. Thaddeus Stevens Oh Tuesday
last submitted his proposed articles of i'm.
parchment of Andrew johnson. The arti,
cles are five in humber, and charge the Pres
ident with abuse of the patronage of the
Government; with usurping the powers of
Congress in attempting TO re-cstablish gov
ernments in the Rebel States with corrupt
practices in endeavofing to induce the Sen
ators elect from Colorado to perjure them
selves in the pardon Of deserters. the APP.
pointment of Rebels TO Office, and IN restDr.
ing forfeited property. Mr.. Stevens sub.
mittcd some remarks with the articles, which
were ordered to be printed and the subject
postponed until Monday week.
The New York Tribune says:-A Cop.
perhead newspaper Of this city tells, with
unconcealed satisfaction, how Iloratio Sey.
mour and Wade Hampton were equally
bailed with cheers on their way to the Con-
vention. There is nothing surprising in
that. Their partisans were the same during
the warmly should they not be the same
now?
The Democracy were violently opposed to
grecnbacks on their first issue. They de-
nounced them rs worthless rags, and even went
so far in some cases us to refuse to trade for
them. Now they take IL grcenback for their
party sign, and are doing all in their power to
prevent return to specie currency.
Owing to the difficulty between the Cum
berland Valley Railroad Company and the Post
master General, no mails have been received at
Hagerstown from New York, Philadelphia or
Harrisburg since the Both of June.
Three of North Cardinals members
took their seats in the House Of Itepresen-
tatives, on Monday.
General Candy has issued his order re-.
storing civil rule in North Carolina. The
South Carolina Senate has ratified the Four.
teenth Constitutional Amendment.
No GnocER's stock is complete without
MOORE a. BROS Wilmington City Soap.