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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-10
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-10
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'0erld6t D.upna 1900 'Ucrmtttaes unb perbtntet nit :
9lsen Der Mtlvautee uup st. Paul Babn. '
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
rcnlnornnce Lcctures.

The course Of lectures now IN
under tho auspices Of tho
lodge Of good TompIars Of this city,
is exciting large amount Of in.
tcrcst. The lecturer Is tho Rev. W
l. Peterson, Of Iowa, and his meth,
od Of dealing with the subject is
well calculated to win attention
aud excite reflection. He abuses
nobody-deals in no harsh Lam
guage, and attempts no lofty aights
Of eloquenco But, "with malice
toward none, with charity to oil, "
he procecdsto lay bare the astound-
ing proportions Of the mighty evil
which he is combating in a clear,
logical, and practical array of facts
and figures which may be expected
to provo more effective auxiliary
of real reform than the most pro-
tcntious efforts Of a merely rhotor-
ical character.
Mr., Pcterson's lectures, thus far,
have attracted large and deeply in
tcrcstcd audiences, and must be
productive Of coed results.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

The Y. NJ. G. A. Of Lancaster ap.
pears inclined not TO "givO IT up
60" after all. We learn that an
effort is being made to secure a
lecture from ANNA DICKINSON.
somo time in April. She is an.
nounced for a lecture in GAINESVILLE
on the 5lh Of thai month, and Il is
hoped that her engagements msy
be such as TO permit her to give Us a
night within short period there-
after. Should this effort succeed
the bare announcemen ofthe fact
will be sufficient to gil the largest
Hall TINT can be obtained in the
city, or wo very much underratc
the good taste and curiosity of our
citizens.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

HANDSOME ToKEN.-Wo have
lately seen q beautiful specimen Of
the cngravei's and printers art
in the possession Of our friend
B. IF, REINMUED, Esq., in the shape
Of q commission from the great
Aetpa Insurance Company, Of New
York, constituting him a Star Agent
Dtofthat Company. This is a do
stirction awarded only TO- such as
have distinguished tbens elves by
extraordinary efficiency as Agents
and the discriminating sagacity
thus cyipced by the company viii
bo recognized by all acquaintance
of Mr.. Reinmund.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
Annual Examination Lancas-
caster Public Schools.


rhe annual examination he Public Schools
of this city will tcgin on Friday, March 10th,
and co ntuue from day to day as follows:
FRIDAY, MARCH 10TH North House-A. NJ
LIST Primary, Mrs. NJ. Mewhorter. LIST Secon
Diary, Miss L. Reed. 9 TX
South House p. M.--lst Primary, Miss Mary
King. 1st Secondary, Miss Mary Weaver. s.
W. Primary, Miss Eliza Pearse.
MoSDAY, MARcn 22-f'orth House-A. NJ :
end Primary, Miss s, A. weakley. End Sec
ondary, Miss Mary Hamilton.
South House. p. M.-2nd Primary, Miss Mary
Bope. 2nd Secondary, MISS Olivia Towson.
TUESDAY, MARen 23d-Norm HOase-Sorth
Intermediates, Miss Ella Elder.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 2ith.-Norh House.
Junior Grammar, Miss r.. Schleich
South House-Junior Grammar, Miss D. vii.
liams.
TuunspAY, March 25th--Norih Houss-sen
ior Grammar, Mr.. W. II. pugh.
South Hoaso-Senlor Grammar, Mr.. 8. g.
Knabenshue.
HIGH sCHooL-hfiss NJ. Holbrook, Pin
cipal, Miss ". A. Hite, Assistant.
The public examination ofthe High Schoo
will be held on Monday and Tuesday, Marcl
22d and z3rd, Parents and friends are re
spectf1lly invited to be present at these ex
aminatious.
GRA DUATING EXERCISES.
The Graduating Exercises of tho Higl
School win be held ht the City Hail. on Thurs
day evening, March 25th. Price of admis
sion, 10 cents. The money to be approprl
ated in purchasing apparatus for the School.
G. W. WELSH, sup't
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
Vic lecture Of writ Skies.


The brief lecture season which
has been enjoyed in Lancaster,
through the enterprise of the
Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, came to close on Tuesday
night with the delivery by Writ
Skies of his lecture "After Dark in
New York. Many similar sea-
sons may come and go before our
citizens are favored with such an.
other intellectual treat. Tho au'
!, ,diencc was of most appreciative
character, yet by no means Of the
magnitude the merit of the effort
of the occasion should have called
out, Those who wero absent are
to be commiserated, for we believe
it TO be the sentiment of cvery
hearer that not 10 havo been pres
ent would have been to sustain a
heavy loss. 1t would be worth
infinitely more than the cost OF
euch a lecture to have il delivered
~ every towr and city Of the Uni.
I'D States The literary construc-
on Of tho production given BY
ir. Skies is Of the frs: order OF
Ecellence; its matter Of the most
beply interesting class that can
buch the hearts of intelligent and
Shilanthropiclbuman beings; while
ghe graphic power and the ANNA.
ion ofthc authors delivery add
dopbly to the impressive cloqucnce
II the rich and glowing language
employed. Aejccc Of oratory like
this is o blessing and an enjoyment
the hearer the value of which
n hardly be too strongly stated
land we can only add, as will doubt
less be tho expression Of all who
hoard on this occasion, that We hope
TO have the. privilege at some flu
ture time, Of again hearing lee
turc from Writ Skies.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
Another Ploneer conc.

We are called upon to record the
'dccease Of ono Of the pioneers Of
Fairfield county. WARNER STRIPE,
died at bis residence three miles
west of Lancaster, on the 7th inst.
aged eighty-two years. Ilc came
to the country at very early pc
riod OF its settlement, was a SOL
dier of tho war of1Sl2, and du-
riog his long residence in our
neighborhood, sustained tho char
.acter Of an upright, useful and in
offensive citizen. lie was also q
decided Union man during the
late rebellion, and sealed his polit.
icsI life on the Sd Of November
1868, BY casting his ballot for U.
s. Grant.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
Peters Musical Monthly.


The March number Of Peters Mus ical
Monthly is athand, andco ntalns some twenty
four pages Of choice new music. giving selec-
tons from the most popular writer's, and va
rety enough to suit the most fastidious. We
notice, first, beautiful little ballad, with Cho-
rus, BY J. s. Cox, entitled "Let all Alone."-
Then follows sacred song by George Leach /,
entitled "The Lord will Pro-ide." "cora-
line" by the Nations song-w nter, viii s.
days, comes next. This is followed by 4
sprlghtly Comic Song by r. Brigham Bishop,
entitled "The Young Widow" There are al.
so three Instrumental pieces, namely; "Pret-
ty as a Pink" Barcarole, by Mack; "Fleur
de The, Gaiop." by DressIer, and tho famous
''Grecian Bend March," by Prevot.
In addition to the above, Mr.. Peters gives
hfteen pages ofcboice family Reading, and all
for the moderate sum OF 80 cents, or % per
year--oyer 50 worth OF new Music appearing
In eac h number. Those OF our musical friends
who do not subscribe are certainly loMngR
rich treat, as $40 worth Of music cannot be
bought every day for such . small sum-
Issued by L. PETERS, Music Publisher.
n. o. Box bi20, New York.
sp cimen copies, 80 cents. s
The above. with Peters other periodicals,
for sale br Billlnghurst.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

ThE Festival 10 NiuuT.-It will
not be forgotten that the Festival
and Supper under the auspices Of
the Ladies Of the Good Templars'
Lodge comes off attIse City Hall
to night, There should be a uni
versal attendance in which all
good citizens should unite TO make
the occasion one Of rare. social en-
joymcnt and of substantial advan-
tage to a praisworthy object.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
spRING ELEcTION.

Editors Lancaster Gdzette:--
Please announce the name Of
Capt. Leo Noles as candidate for
Marshal OF the City Of Lancaster,
at the coming Spring election,--
Capt. Noles is q man Of sterling in
tegrity, and, if elected will dis
charge the duties of the Office faith>
fully. MANY CITIZENS
MeSsrs. Editus-Please make
the following announcements in
the Gazette, and oblige many citi'
zens;
For Mayor, Jacob Holt;
For Assessor, lst Ward, Edward
Rife.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
IAgBFFB ADVERTISING RATES.
I.irIIarI I,vk ! mI 5 u sm ] u
aseo,.i Notices, double column advertise

SpsolAi Notices, double column advertise
seats, and those in prescribed location, 70
psr sens. additional to the above scale
bseki :Notlcss, 10 cents per line for ono in
carlton, and s cents per line each addihonalin-
ssrttou. Special contracts, mAde, howeyer,ior
Alsnrer time than twomonths.
cards in business Directory halfinch-
$3.50
LsEsl Advertisements VI psar incn one'n-
ssrton, and 80 cents per inch each additional
Z inssrtion.
Obituary Notices., other than simple an
rssnsemsnts Of deaths, Revolutions Of condo
/ lsaee and cards ofthanks cents per line.
Msvcss Of births. Marriages and Deaths,
sAsa firnlshsa bVpsopsr authority--ffse' <
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

NEW MUsIc.-We have receiv-
cd from John Church. jr., 66 West
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, through
the medium of T, E. Billinghurst'
a fresh composition by WiIber F.
Gale. entitled President Grants
Inauguration Quick Step 1t is
a vigorous and spirited pieGo, and
will Gnd many admirers.
See list Of new music for sale by
Billinghurst, in another place.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
s. Hooking Valley
Ds9 Rail Road.

Columbus s. Hooking Valley
os9fr Rail Road.
TWO TRAINS DAILY LEAVE LANCASTER.
onaud after Wednesday, January goth, 1850,
trains will leave Lar caster as follows;
First tram, 7ti5i A. N, arriving at Colum
bus at 1918, malIng connection with "paA
Handle" short line, Cleveland, Columbus &
Cincinnati and 81 B&o.R.R forall points East.
Passengers by this trdn arrive in New York
next day Of li,bO,A.N. Also makes connsctlen
with the Columbus, Chicago l. Indiana Central
R. R, for all points West. Also with tha Ihttle
Miami r. R. for Cincinnati, Dayton, &c.
Second tram, 3'3O P. ~. arriving at Co.
lumhus at 5:os, p. NJ, making direct connsc
ton with the G. O al. G. r. R. for all points
West. Passengers by this train arrive in Chi
cago for early breakfast next morning. Also
makes direct connection with the Little Miami
R. n. for Cincinnati, Dayton, &c., arriving al
Cincinnati at lO;4O, p. N.
JNo. W. DoHERTY,
tl Mastor of Transportation
JOHN BoRLAND, Ag't, Lancaster.
January 81, 1sG0-44tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

DDr Rev, Mr. SNoD0HAas, q
Lapcaster, preached in tho Pres
byterian church, on Sunday last.
His discourse is said TO have been
one Of The most eloquent ever do.
livcrsd 10 Logan. and a hope il
expressed that he may find il con.
yenicnt TO visit Logan frequently,
IN bis "labeFs Of ofloye."-H locking
Sentinel.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
Concert by Miss Schneider.

Concert by Miss Schneider.
We have the pleasure of an
nounciug that Miss CAROLINE
SCHNEIDER, OF whom our citizens
are so justly proud, will give one
of her delightful concerts in the
City Hall, Monday evening. April
9th, in which she will be assisted
by Miss EMMA LATHRoP, Miss LAU
RA BAoKUs, Mr. THEo. 4. and G.
SCHNEIDER. Miss BAoKus aud the
brothers Of Miss SCHNEIDER are
musicians too we'll known here to
need word ofintroductio II is
known to most of our readers that
Miss Caroline has just concluded a
very successful course of afternoon
concerts in Columbus. That Miss
LATnRoP Is a singer OF no ordinary
merit, may be seen by an extract
from a criticism upoh one of those
entertainments, by the Ohio States
man.
"Miss Lathrop has a Iceter and
moro powerful voico, has it under
better cultivation, aud sings with
more taste than nine tenths of the
professionals. Her rich, full tones
make the heart thrill with melody.
We do not know her superior in
singing our favorite, "Kathlcen
Mavourneen." 1t seemed as il
the audience never would be salts.
fed in hoaring her. Three times
was she encored, and all around
us could be heard tho expressions
superb, delightful, magnificent,
Ietc."
This array Of talent, with Miss
Carolire at the head, warrants US
in promising our readers Musical
treat. We bespcak a full house
Lot her have reception that will
do honor to her native place.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

Mutual ] HE Insurance Co.
The ssatem tofthis gigantic New
York Association is published in
another column, at the instance OF
Jno. B. M'Neill, Agent. In insu-
rance matters the rule holds good
that tho bigger tho iustitut ion the
better, and in this case the figures
show a magnitude Of assets that
should be satisfactory 10 the most
oautious.
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MARRIED,

WEsTENBERGER- -McLAUGuLIN-Att the
parsonage, March 18th, 1859, by Rev. .. n.
5pahr, Mr.. James T. westenberger and Mss
Rebecca Mclaughlin, all of Fairfield county, o.
onthe llth INST, by Rov. G. W. Mcchline,
Mr. William NJ Reed and Miss Lucy Fettors,
both Of fairfield county.
LE-MILLIGAN-Ma llth, At tho
s'Mithoff House" by Rev. II. s. SEodgrass, OF
this CITY, ASS istel by Rev. Mr. Hall, OF Logan
q. Mr.. Daniel ). Bogle to Miss Rose a. Mill
gan, both OF Amanda, o.
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BAD AFFAIR.--We learn that Mr..
S. Knabenshuc, one oftbe Teachers
in the South School House, was
on yesterday assaulted in his
school room and seriously hurt by
the father of one Of the pupils
AS tho matterrs expected TO under
90 a legal Investigation, We for.
bear attempting to give particu-
lars.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
The Weather up North.

A friend sends as this note from
Gallon, Ohio:
Eds. Ga-ette:--This morning,
March l5,h,) snow is eight inches
deep in Gallon, and plenty more
seems on the way. Citizens here
pronounce this a remarkable"
March. Sleigh bells are jingling
as merry rate.
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THUNDER IN A Snow STORM. =
According to telegraphic dis
patch, they had in St. Louis on
Sunday last, 60 cold clustering
snow-storm, accompanied with
heavy thunder and vivid light
ning,' which lasted ovor two hours.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
Lecture by Bishop Rosecrans.

The City Hall is engaged for
Friday evening by St. Joseph's
Society, for lcctureby tho above
named divine. and the occasion
will doubtless call out largo at
tendance of those who will feel
an interest in his treatment Of the
subject selected-sThe Church,
and Progress.'h
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The Dying Brissha .

The Dying Drigahd.
She stood before the dying man,
And her eyegrew wildly bright
aye will not pause for a woman's ban,
Nor shrInkfrom awomans might;
If the above selection meet the
of those to whom it is
addressed, we shall be happy to re-
fer them to the same work (Kidd's
ElocutioD) for another OF equal
merit, cntitled-Tho last Foot fall
Lancaster, March 18th, 1860.
SIoA.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
City Election, ApriI 5th,

The name of Capt, LEO NoLEs is
announced as a candidate for City
Marshal at tho coming election
We heartily endorse all that his
friends say Of him in their card Of
announcement, which appears in
another place.
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