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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-11

CONCERT BY Miss ScHNEIDRR.-
At the request of numerous friends
and the public generally, Miss
Caroline Schneider twill give O
concert on Tuesday evening, Feb
1G, at Naughton Hall. She will
be assisted by the best musical
talent in the city, and the concert
be made as excellent and as pleas
ant as were her matinees, which
were SO popular-O. s. Journal.
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A Great Convenience.

Billinghurst has established an
agency for the reception of books,
periodicals, &C., for binding. This
is the ncxtbcst thing to having q
bindcry in our midst.
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Great Chance for Investment a
City Property.

The advertisement of Jesse An.
dcrSon will attract attention at home
and abroad. Such an opportunity
for a bargain in valuable city prop.
erty has not, probably, been pre-
sented for years.
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HON, RRlR.

A SMALL FARM, within half mile Of Lam
"A caster, CHEAP. ,r,.
Feb 1, 1860 awi6S
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MOI Ice.

InN the ed day OF January, A. d. 1850, she
Probate Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio,
declared the estate OF Alfred McVegh, deceas-
ed, to be probably irsolyent. Creditors are
therefore required to present their CLAIMS
against the estate to the undersigned, for al
above mentioned. or they will not be entitled
to payment Creditors whose claims have here
tofore been presented aud allowed need not
again present the same. X. FRITTER,
Adnr. of the Estate Of Alfred McVeish, doc.
January 2s, 1SGg-6w4j
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In retiring from tho firm Of Pairon 4 Martin
take this occasion to thank the customers
and friends ofthat firm for their patronage and
Gayors, and would ask a contin nance OF the
The same for my successor, whom j can re-
commend as heing in every way worthy oi lheT
cont nued confidence and patronage. =, 81,
~'I7 CHARLES PAIRAN. Z
Inncnstnr. Ian. q. 1sGg-Swi4
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Dissolution.

TIME partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name Of Pairan 4 Martin, was on
the 18th day Of January, 1862 dissolved Oy lHu'
tual consent. ,-.,,,..od ot
The business viii hereafter be conducted a.
tho old stand, east room OF Rising's BLOCK oy
Wm, L. Martin, who assumes Sllthe lla0lllues
ofthe old firm and to whom AZ payments must
be made. . ,ara raihAN
Lancaster, Jan. 81, 1869.
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GAZETTE ADVERTISING RATES.

iNElawk Iawk lm amI Om "
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
TIVE DECORATIONS Of SOLDIERS GRAVES.

There wac meeting IN Brooklyn last evening OF
the veterans OF the associations OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic, at which II was stated that General
slocum had accepted the invitation to deliver the
address on the occasion OF the nora decorations OF
soldiers graves at Cypress Hills Cemetery on the sIst
inst. General :: L. Woodford ex.Lieutenant Gov.
Knson VIII read President IAncons address
At the inauguration OF the Gettysbrrv Cemetery.
The ceremonies at the other cemeteries will take
place In the forenoon that the grand event OF the
day, which Will be in the afternoon may be attended
by ALL Inc Fort Hamilton band and sixty-three
men Of the First United states artillery OF that post
will be psced NJ the service OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic upon the occasion The Arrangements
plete and viii be carried out 10 detail with marked
soemDity and precision.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford.

Hartford.
The Hartford Postmaster, Mr.. e. $. Cleveland re-
tired rom the Hartford Post once at the close OF
business yesterday. General E. W. Whitaker. the
new appointee, taking possession.
JUDICIAL ELECTIoNs.-The House OF Representa-
tives yesterday unanimously reelected Joel Hinman
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Errors and
Thomas B. Butler Associate Justice their terms OF
oflce iOr eight years expiring this spring.
New Haven.
ODD FELLOWS ELECTIoS.--on Wednesday the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows OF Connecticut met in
this city and elected NJ. ". Peter l.. Cunningham. Of
Norwalk. Grand Master; r. w. John W. Smith,
waterbury, Deputy Grand Master; X. W. Alfred W.
Phelps. New Haven, Grand Warden; r. W. Freder-
lex Botsford New Haven, Grand secretary; X. w.
An address was made by the Grand secretary Of the
Grand Lodge OF the United States, James L. Rdgley,
OF Baltimore, and the work OF the order was exem-
plned by Deputy Grand'sire Frederick d. stuart,
Washington, ID. q.
NEW YORK AND NEW haven RAILROAD MEET
IsG.--Yesterdsy the stockholders OF the New York
and New Haven Railroad Company held their annual
meeting at the Merchants Exchange. The following
were unanimously elected directors. s2,I27 shares
beng voted upon:-willlam %. Bishop. George B.
Nest, James J. Roosevelt Wilson G. Hunt, VIM. N.
Boardman. Ezekiel II. Trowbridge, Jonathan God
psny for the year were s2iea,ssS the net profits
e777,95e. The road has carried during the year
2b8 $50 passengers, without the loss OF the life or
limb OF a single passenger. The road has put down
ABS ties and 2,7oo tons OF steel rails during the
year.
YALE THEOLOGICAL CoSMEScENgSr.-Yesterd nv
the closing exercises OF the Yale theological Com
meucemeut took place. On Tuesday and Wednesday
the graduating class was examined. Yesterday FORE
noon at the College street church. the anniversary ex
ercises occurred The following named, who con-
stirute the graduating class. delivered short essays
upon religious topies:-Albert J. Lyman, Lenox,
Mass. John w. Beach, Wilmington: william b.
Williams Dwygvfyichi, wales; Edward W. Bacon.
New Haven; Henry r. Mead bingham, Mass;
Enoch y. Rogers, orange, Conn. President Wool
sey presided, and there was good attendance. In
the afternoon the Alumni sat down 10 q dinner at
The Centre church chapel. Previous to the dinner
the Alumni held meeting which was presided over
by Rev. DIR. Adams, OF Norwich, Rev. George y. Day,
OF New Haven, and Rev. w. II. Boar, Of Berlin act
Ing as secretaries. The design for the new theoogi-
car buildings was exhibited and a statement made
by Rev. Dr. Bacon. resolution OF thanks was pre-
senen 70 Deacon Holmes, OF New Jersey for hs gift
OF $4,000 70 the building fund. Several Of tue
Clergy present made short speeches.
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CLEARED.

steanshp Neppo Br, Harrison. Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Paraguay (Br), Dixon London Rowland A..
pinwsl
oerichs 4 Co.
sie.mssIp Cen Barnes. Norton Savannah -Lrv,ne~on
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter wilmington. Sc-,rames
Hand.
steamship ssr.,ors- Alexander Norfolk City Point aud
Rchmond-N McCready.
Steamship Commander, Brooks Philadelphia Lorirard
Beamshp May Flower, Fults, Philsdephia.-.I Hand.
Steamship Iprieo Johnton. Portisnd-J Y Ames.
Steamship fereus Bearse. Boston-W Y CLYDE.
Ship Senlkote lBrlrPhease st John, NB-Arsel Tufa
Bark Fannie, Capp, Cicnfueqos II ID \ u BrookmAn,
Bark Cephss ssarrstt bsbbidge, New Orleans Al Drum.
mond
Bark Hunt Woodbury. Portlsnd-Brctt, Son ACo
Brig Mary lNGl knhl. Hamburg-C Tobias A Co.
Brig Sally Brown, Matthew'S Kingston, Ja-A II solomon
4 Co
Brig village Belle tBr) Fsnchlon, Parr.boro J whitney
AGO
Brig Bonita Or, Edset, Hnl.boro NB--Heney Parker
Bris James Miller, shuie, Bridgeport, CB-snow 4 Bur.
Brig Emily, West, Indisnola- -rupper Beate
schr r Atwood, Kemp. Hamilton QBer)-E q schenck a
90
schr Banks, willett. Jacksonville Staples Co.
schr sturges Taylor, Richnond-vsn Bruni sIaght
schr Jane EmsoD, Vancsaf, washington-vAn Brunf
Gsgbt
sohr Horace L. Francs Hartford--G Racket Bro.
Schr Increase Alnsey, bridgeport
6loop Chavy N, Hag, Jacksonville.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
The Trenty-Msking pwcr-The Presidents
Controversy with the senate.

Washington MAY 2o correspondence of the Even
Ing Post
- said by some Of the best Informed men, who
are In position 10 know whereof they speak thar
the reucence Of President Grant In regard TO foreign
affairs and his extreme dealing with those
Foreign questions which occupy the public mind do
not come from weakness or hesifancy on his part
but that he feels that just long as Executive acton
IL entirely subordinate to the Will Of the Senate he
can do nothing. He takes ground, therefore in re-
gard 10 the senate controlling foreign relations
similar to that assumed by him when the question OF
the repeal or the Tenure OF once bill came mn
In Congress. SO long, therefore, as the British
government can ask him what reason there II 10
suppose that IN case he should carefully prepare
treaty It would receive even the attention Of the
Senate he thinks 1t would be useless TO attemns 10
negotiate one. He feels that ne IL fetered not he
the sSenatc has the right 70 discuss reject or
ratify treaty made by the Executive but from the
fact that they virtually have the entire control OF
foreign AFFAIRS, which was assumed under the last
cases made the most reckless use. Under these
circumstances he has resolved TO wait the Judgment
which the people will most sssuredlv pass upon the
question OF senatorial assumption when they come
decided ~ them, and when things are brought back
70 their former condition II will be time for him 10
take more decided steps.
There Is no longer any doubt that the Sandwich
ISLANDS reciprocity treaty ADD the san Juan conyen-
ton, which were both postponed BY a decided ma,
jority In the Senate the most strep
uous and able opposition OF Senator Sumner were
brought about and the votes Of Senators Controlled
Sand Island treaty case the sugar interest con
trolled the votes OF the majority OF Senator'S while
the San Juan convention owed iis postpone fneut Ia
tue Pacific Railroad lobby, which from the nrsl
showed determination 70 defeat u. Thus under
the regime Instituted by the extraordinary assunp
tions OF power ny the Senate, . treaty NAV be de-
feeted by the very men who force upon Congress
such Ioonstrous measures az the Copper TsrIf bili
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
SAILED.

Steamships Aeppo, for Liverpool Union, Brcmen MORO
Castle, Havana Gen Barnes Saratoga, Norfolk
City Point and Richmond.
Wind at sunset WNW
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PoRT or NEW YORK, NAY 20. 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains aud Pses OF Vessels arriving port viii
please deliver all packages intended for HERALD 10 our
regularly authorized agents who attached TO our steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine attend the d.very OF psckace
will be by ths following extract the proceeding,
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 8, 1885,:
Resolved, That and after April 1865 the A.socisted
Press will discontinue the collection ship news In The
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
Dr. The oncr OF the HRns steam yachts J,uEs and
JrAsNyrIg IL At Whitehall alp. All cDnimnnca anns from
AMI cons.ncest W the masters inward bound yea
sells will be forwarded frss Of charge
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

HsSs HsS 0ss :. AZ rsss 81 wind. the wh0 D arrived Sandy
msss ss.%ssp ..s w% cds .Csg.n wilmington NO. with
sisansS Isaac Bell oarn., aS Snd Resmoua City Point and
Sor,o5 WITH mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
s.ss.,m:hp John GIBSON Winters, Alexandria, with mdse
sts.m;hlp HilVins Rensar Malvrs. NJ. with mdss.
ps.ssnasrs, . Ferguson 4 Wood
Am.ns c. Crossed ' Il: Equator % April ss m
xss % rs::sassrs sss.1s. Ny
s ssr M M and Dor
Of the Peruvian steam transport Reyes, formerly the steam
vss Minnie R.1 Smith Ray Ssa a,y with salt
Brig Anna Weins.on tBr Owens Me..in. Y days, and
@odsr.s weather. Nay IA. lon ' o. spoke ok bark
put into Boston Tor AIRS wanted no
sSpps % cse.sd tS Z: Eaas. S's
s TSos ai % s on % Sss e
brig hystic from Rio Jane,ro for Falmouth Is miles 81
May 49, OIL
Brig saIesr r), henson, Black River ia, is days. with
Brig Nsiad Gsrl Richardson cisnfuegos. IT days. with
Big s(si sear:pori,, Williams, saga, days. with su-
Sarah qain, Matthews, Corpus Christi. 10 days. with
wSe oba apa en ndes Oliver 70 1 %ess, Co
DAYS with pIneappes to JOS Eneas 'iA''o' i'An'
Schr Mary Mangam of Staten Jsland Beveridge, Eeu
hera, days with fruit TO Jas Douglass May 19 Abse
conn n dathSms Of water passed sunksn vessel with
schr Herbert, Chapman. Georges Banks, with hsbu,
TO 8 Miller
schr Matilda Brooks (of Brookhaven JONES' Jacksonville
days, with lumber, TO T. Nelson.
Schr Edwards Bartlett Jacksonville, days. with yell
low pine, TO @ Godthwaie.
schr John Ferris, 81 John, Wilmington NC, days with
naval stores To Thomas IL Holmes.
schr Oliver Cromwell, Delnoe, Beaufort, NC, days, with
naval stores to master.
schr Charles woosey, Parker Georgetown DC, for New
Haven.
scbr Surprise, Pierce, Baltimore for Newport.
Schr John, FiDay, Calais, with lumber. Simpson <
sehr English, Kelly. Boston.
Schr Johnson Shelild, Boston.
Schr Ssah Cobb New Bedford, With ndse, Ferguson
4 Wood.
Schr X s Dean, Cook Taunton
schr Parker, Parker, Fall River.
Schr IL t Hedges, Hfx, Providence.
Schr Cunningham, Hoyt Providence
Scbr Onrust, Heath, Providence.
Schr Sarah New Smith, Providence
Schr Cameo Dennis0n, Providence.
Schr w Hine, Nickerson, Providence
Schr Isabel Alberto, Tucker Providence for Philadelphia
Schr p Hawes, jackson, Newport.
schr Ottoman, Nve, New London.
Schr Hudson, Champlin, New London.
Schr JOS Hail. Billion Portland, CT.
Schr s buckingham, Lewis, Portland, CT.
Schr Brainerd, Anderson, Portland, Ct
Schr II T. Chave, Pratt Portland, CT.
Schr ID Ingraham, Dcknson, Portland, CT
Schr Oelestia, Hubbard, Portland, CT
Schr Carrie Holmes, Smith, New Haven.
Schr T Avery, AYERS, New Haven.
Schr ID Pitts Vail, Riverhead.
The bark Margaret Edward ) which arrived the 18th
from hessina, is consigned to l. Merchant a Co.
SAILED.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
--- 49, -
MEDICAL WONDER.

4 MEDICAL WONDER
N HYATTs LIFE BALsAM.
Rheumatism Eeuralgs aud Gout in their worst stages,
Scrofua, Kings Evil Erypeas old Ulcers and the w0rsi
of Diseases OF the Blood great Debility, Liver Com
piaint Kdneys Salt Rheum &c, &C., most ccytainy
cured by this sovereign purifier II has been tested by th
public twentyone years has cured hundred thousane
and fails when directed. IL certar
curative for Fula In all curabe II the fouet
old ulcers, where the bone has become carries.
The Life Basam does not contain particle Of mercury
mineral
Principal depot 2l6 Grand street. Sold by druggists O.
per bottle six for rs Sent everywhere by eIpress
Hyatt's In,a Snun, l5c., permanently Catarrh.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
Tho Eisht Hour Question.
Washington MAY Isl correspondence Of the Boz

Washington May I9l CORRESPONDENCE OF the Boston
Advertiser.l
At the cabinet meeting yesterday there was full
Discussion OF the eight hour law, and 1t was at last
concluded that the sole intent Of Congress In pass-
ing 10 muet have been to reduce the hours OF labor
without reducing the pay. II was decided In order
y prevent different Interpretation Of the law by
the various departments, that the President should
Issue an executive order or proclamation, stating
that g full days work for government employs
snail be eight hours and that for this they shall
ceNe the Gay Of ten boure' labor.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
Revenue Supervisor Appoiutec.

". KryanowsKi has been commissioned Supervisor
OF Internal Revenue for the District OF Georgia Ala
bama and Florida
Personal.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Admiral Porter
propose attending the examination OF the cadets at
the Naval Academy on Monday next They Will
only remain for q couple OF days
Senator spencer, Of Alabama, Is TO make tour
TO Europe during the summer. when he will visit
London Paris and St. Petersburg.
samuel shellabarger, our new Minister TO Portu-
gal. arrived to-day, received his instructions and
left for New York. He sails on the lst Of June.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
ARRIVALS.

REroHrED ny rHE HERALD srgAM YACHTS.
bteam,hp Cambria tBr newl Craig. Glasgow Msv and
Movpe sh, with mdse passengers 10 Bros
sDnmshiD Dorian brl, Small Glasgow NAY g. with mdss
sDn q, psssense 10 Henderson Bros Had strong west
fssnsbp 3, Lauren, or, Lsmsire, IIsvr. Ne, a7 Pm
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gtual 2oii,,s.

CUPRENE COURT. WESTCHESTER COUN-
- Tl-Iu tie matter tie agpltlou 81 kbblHl fAl ltANoH
HENRY FERRIS JACOB E HOWARD Li6H LlNSEl. and VII
LIAM WATSON CoilHoufu urA,t Chapter go 10 ils Laws &
entitled An Act 70 Tuvus % Nr'icrs'sr ati Wet
Fauus rust said Town, o. i LE"Wn a. tie f"
ram and P,hamayeuue We the Uuis1rtt tHs'pts OF 80
p,.mtut l aavtsrt, mattel bsTu' E'r t"ir 3" l'"HiF
occupant occupant e. a tol'Ts af "s poo. 'I"e
on uuDIoved aras agscp tsfrsy aL 90 oiAf Hu a' '"t
eern That have completed or ',Itai hid
A. an fersous thee Iressa n anr ~ 10 @
thereby and who be opposed 10 TIE % 20 p'" '
1ring iti'f'
H. 2;b tar OF oct 1919. the Commissioner s
hear raIt otcirg tie toF r's t fsf' - 'r Town
Ia In the 1ga Wshrsi. 81. dlr 81 bct1r 1903 a.
,'eloeE m D.fvs Hotel in e Village Of fpfahau ~ iue
Town OF Wet Farms tie Ib taf o. OCT Isi % % oc al Co.,
second That tie abstract srpasstut g,ih' Fl mAs
vcb were usrd b have been ttl Toy "a
animation n Town Crfks OLc ~ the Of Wet Farm ahi
WcsteLssieI. provided by .a~. ..
JOHN g. pOSAUtE. )Comrlfsiouefs
TANLET j.. CiAPP.
CHARLES v. LITTLE AFPns,HoHL
BENJAMIN = HAgKIS Gers.
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MARGARET FULLER" WORKS.
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COSTESTs-PARr l.
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Bom.wsrd Voyage and Memorials
" and VI
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CORPORATION NOTlCE.-SALE of PROP
- ERTY for UNPAID TAKES aud CBOrON WATER RENTS
Public notice hereby that yale Of property for Unpaid Taxes
tToiOn Water Tot
the 1863 and 1884 will iAks place at AUCTION the Cts Hal
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where pamphlets viii be delivered
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IFIFEHSONNlLAEt i
DROPOSALS.-Sealcd Proposals Will be re-
ceved at until the nth day Of Noys@eer 1853 for ine
Of se as.1S pe the
The tents will he required to be made 20 SeSI0saee " g o
which viii be furnished on application therefor: r5 70 the ron
. a9 "a b Depot AZ adsr.oSvt Ind The tents completed
to he delivered at The same Place iSr M t5 ,cop,,d 70
conn ete aud the quantities for Thousand tents -
They Will also state whether they propose 10 return io Keep VIC ~
The date at which bidders pOPo, commence the delivery Of
tents week % which thty VIII c0uNne u "Ae ue
PROPOSAL should be signed by the individual f making H. and
ne 6y cetGcse Of The Internal Revenue Assessor OF the
District IN wblcb the resides that be- regular eeaei manu-
aDoy cersei y The assessor Revenue the Dis
viii good satisfactory sarees fox The delivery Of The tents " se
h h o 10 ree apr or all bids II regarded a. advantageous is
by the Government Bidders are invited he rH' A Tue
Proposal, addressed To Tie undersigned Hd distinctly Endorsed
Proposals for the manufacture oi tents
By order Of the Q1aueuuaste. General L. s. \: 20 =,
!. 4 POTTER. Byt Brie.-Gep e. s 4. Depot Q NJ
TEEA.gnY Drr,Hr1EST sent g. 1904
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received mt
> hi, Department w MONDAi 1T November neat for The
bur AID fiii1g Of FOUR STEAMERS for tie Revenue Marine
boafd officers, Department Ts'er'ag the night o" reject all not
Speed being great importance Department has adopted this
invite competition and will el1t iae bidders w.
a for be proper oeirSalce 6e vo according geb
Propeller ofiron; bsruapirodiie trs usEcd.
Length, ijg feet o. iS S me ne,
Depth Of hold. IS feet snidshipS
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Length, eS fee on DAD .5c
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Large silevL-e steamer osulattg OF beam engine
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