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CANADA.

whereabouts OF Cnbnu FtitbustcFS-
struck by LtghtuanE.-
clu1o1 HoceE, Ont, July s1-Gene5aa RJsn
and Colonel Carrier. Of the Cuban eeIsfc Ne
ten Ior the ptCaenk
Rodwoob, Caoada, July H.-{essctdaJ AFTER
nc. and two children, residing At Erin y1Eagc,
Ecte Et1uck BY hzhtnlnG and severely injured.
, 1869-07-22
The. Differences RetWeen the
/. Pacific Railroads Ex-.
. planned.
Heavy Receipts from Internal
Revenue and Customs.
Further Efforts to Secure the Re-
lease Of the Fenian Halpine.
The New Treasury Note and Bond
Paper--A Warning from MIR.
Boutwell,.

SPECIAL Despatch to Tho ChIc1so Tribune
, 1869-07-22

The EcSy Water KEorkx-ExcuFaion
OF city EotlRct4ss
TEoKIA, Iu1y 9L-Tne 1nost successful ista1 yet
made q the watcr W1rks wos 'na41s Last eEen!ltx.
on Adn1ns street Eleven large and d number Of
fran Streams weTc thrown. soms to the height OK
1:u feet The whole STREET Nas dooded1 AMI the
citizens were delighted and enthusiastic at The
manner It worked TIE pressure was only llv
pounds at the woEkA
The CITY Council Of this cjtS 80 10 rc1tn to at
tend celebration OF the completion Of the Peoria
Pcfin 4 jacksonville Railroad They meet the
CouIcil Of Jacksonville there, and With tha Ceqh.
ellis Of Pekln and jacksonville, ntdrn here On FIJI
d4y. dine al the City Hotel and Inspect ihs watcG
works: and, On Saturday. the Councils Of Pekln
and Peoria visit Jacksonville.
, 1869-07-22
THE k4tH.
4 ssntsor Stabbed During l. DrunkcH RFawt
In a North tstufk Street sAlooL

Il seious ktsoeans ARRAY occurred In = E.locr
ncar Clark Street bz1dge, IN tie North DtEs.on
Last evening" a number Of sailors, on spree, en.
tered the place about dusk, and added freely ID
their already large supp'y Of destrucs,bsn or
beard. The heated blood Boon led to = se7toul
Misunderstanding between two OF. the party, and
next =. nght ensusd, during which one
OF the p4eo,. whose name, has not beer
ascertalned, stabbed Ano,hel,. named Frank
EcEnis, IN the LEFT side After the commission
CT the Rct, he ned the tcene IN great haste, and,
up to = late hour .ast hight, had not bean appre-
bendel The wounded man WAS conveyed TO hts
boasuing house, Ne ~ klazie street, whero be Is
Receiving good C1re a1 the hands OF OF ph} sclAu
and fHendI, At an early hour this morning he
waa yery low, and 1t was Thought thar the Enlfe
had entc1gl ono Of his lungs There i = prohs.
hluiy that tbs wound will prove lata1.
, 1869-07-22

JAcksoH, AisA, Jcly N--Ihe final argnmeat In
The lefEef case before tha military commission,
Etu be submitted hy tho prosecution to-mor1uw.
TIE argument hT she defence Kas submitted {es.
terdaJ. TIC csse q fcsTer also cosnes np before
TO morrow. This Is , pxetuln4U attrsro ca1Iy.
1ng tho case before the 6up1eMe Cocss ol the
United EtA1e&-
, 1869-07-22

4 uurEYuE Shot md Woundcd-At-
ferunt nj EE5Ic.NREdeE Ernk&tntods

temps nj SEiIc~NuEGier Erns&rnscds
TaRpxS, H., July g1-Last night, while effect
tnr an cutFnncss into Ii 1e1dence OF Nr. Morrill,.
On IIs0eu avenue, one ol these gentry was
he 1nnates, being. II Is presumed, severely
Eoundeu. lIa VAS carried o1, however, b. hia
coufederaies leforr an alarm was given,
minated tragicailJ but for timely and p1oT,dcotal
mterference, was enacted In this village, few
daJa since- a professional man, Who has nsssto,
ana laE- abiding citizen, and Of whom nothing
deepcFate wns fnoxp, attempted. while 1ndef " y
the tnnuence o! Intoxicating draus 70 ~. MS
VtfcL He had been Aba1knR and Ua1tftatnR nert
but not content with this, he was about to eatIy
tuip erect hts threat 10 shoot her. ua ms aHst-
ed tn h1s EuuruerocB detagns while n1s Vic ned "a
ekef protection e1noug her rela1tTc4.
, 1869-07-22
Convicted ef murdcrs

TKpR1 uAC11, July 11--Dllrer 4 Morgan, Who
kfllcd John Pc,re. peae this city, week Agp Last
Sunday, hss been on tr.a1 btlost tic cHC1iuA!
Court, this week, and WAS this evening found
Cuiity uf lu1r1er In Tho nlst degree with = sen
fepce Of death. Tho prisoner hea1d the Eerdici
without much apparent emotion There Was
much ctapptug Of hands In The courtroom Wher
the verdict E41 read,
, 1869-07-22

s1rAcEu, July ia burglar attempted 10 rco
A cio,hiux Hto1e here la1t night out the c!erk
thseN hntehet u ha'u ana oto+e LEI oa
Daniel 4 Fitzgerald, formerly cashier Of the
Syracuse L1ty Bank, IS under x51es:, charged WIN
k;raItnc abo4t tA 600 tSurn the bank. He has been
nelI {os examination oy the roiics Jnsuer.
, 1869-07-22
Reunton OF tho OnS Hundred nnd
TscnxT sfuurth Illinois Vofun.

Ppm Tie R1ssrt1 uil} yafA
4 grand Iennion Of he One Hundred "a
Twenty fourth Regiment Of Illinois Volunteer In
tanny ls to take p.ace IN shls city On the 10Th Of
next September, and On which occasion the mem
bers Of The une hundred and rEo doam" Ee
cordially tnEtted % be present and participate "a
I the exercises. Come and meet once more ne
{oc haTs I - Oman sbrsyIed tor
r1embetet helds VI Port Gibson, RAYMOND. jack.
son, 'chanpion Hills, v1ckshnfE,. Fcst Hill, aE4d
many Others, You hsre marched together orsr
four thousand niles; yon hsve been engaged to
fourteen sErrntsnes ten battles aad two 1ieges q
loysJ-seycu d1Ts and nights and thirteen days a!ad
utritk, rtspcciiIelJ, th1a being under IRE Of the
enemy e.ghIr.swo days and si11T utzhtA Conc
and Neet nd comrades fact to fare-
Geueral Howe, GeaenI LeEEet, sud Genera
Kazrsworh bare aecepand aa @Ettaao1 70 oe
present. General John 4 Logan and Genera!
Sherman hare a.ko been laTtted, and ase expected
to be present, to zdd euthrs:asE to me occasloos
DonT fsl IL come The people of Ba:as1a haFt
large hears, snd extend their Opel A1. tofeoesft
md welcome ron to or midst, that 51u may onof
aEan cali 10 memory t1tsls through which Ju1 hare
foEStl And conquered CONE oae. Come a..
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Ida Lewis, the heroine Of - In,e Rock NeT-
pnlt. T. L. has not actually received half the
presents whch It has been reported have been
offered her. She has, IN trl8n, feeetved only
saour $500 worth Of gifta- Including perpetual
pass over Eiskh found Steamboat Line. 1t u SAIL
ihat many persons 70 over to htf hone ffom New
port, merely 70 gratigy their Curiosity, and Tes5
jew leave presents or even do 30 little As 70 buy
her pictures. The callers haze become 90 nunaer-
Gus Of late that they occupy nearly all htr time.
The number has olten reached one hacaIed @ IT,, ln
ona hundred and 1fty some before breakfast tn
the morning aad others lsts n ne ssspins mn m,na
what be csuls q voluntary statemen: Of his case.
eppest fren this tass s 9wea lsfge,y e z, sn e.
in anticipation Of ny marriage with lady Of tlcxe
for,nnc.s "They consist be FctaaeEs, =. ~! ~!
BRIDE, with her Initials and mine combined IL taa.
monds, cnertits and ruhles: aleo other nsfacies
intent1ed fcr b3tttn presents" And Of hts debt eo
smother tim, he sa5s: III was !oE teweatJ' name,
II. diamonds, rings, and one Of tFo other ARTICLES
ior The lady bcfo1r named. to whom kas ENGAGED
10 be ra1rried; diamond star end other articles
thr particulars Of which l cannot renoeoanef,
care to }ariou3 friends"
, 1869-07-22
Nrw Orleans t1Arktt.

New UFIEHN% .tINfRKte
xrxonrIISa July .l-CorroE-GE:iet: uI3 1inEs.
fe+c: rAiea ~ balcs; receipts, 70 bales.
Mo4EflhI-t1old. ls3's: sterling efchanso, 10; nc~
Totk sight excta16r e prealluM- ~s,
ain U.A 11t1,sc Bran, alus91F-
naar1soasc.fofk. . ssa sa3a.7a Bacon aru, shoul.
de1s, t:a4e *1e.r sb;, rs; statz r. ssfa
Lx:1 1o11,a.l i,sres' a HIo9aa bale Frtme
t&N Aoia.ses-konB ndGtuL
MH1sXEy&1lst8llh.
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1kuEufnA

TIE NEW MINISTER 70 1uK rNUkp sTA7Ei.
81. P6I1HeBcHG, July g.
Hatacati, the newly appointed Ruas1an Minister
to Washington, lcsves for ttst city on Saturday.
, 1869-07-22
The Rochester srpccrfcst.


The 1K0che1fEf SMuECF1C&W
ncUE1n, Ip1y sl-Tne STagcltest eeoS<a
las1 eyeIinx With heaTJ loss 10 the Naeane1eoes
Of tnts c.t5, owing 70 bad heather. ::
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prr0nnfx

.Brrnr xYxx. p. July Fl.-Tne Board Or TINS
tees of the Lehleh Unisers,tJ hna appointed
ueutcrant II. D. He7t Of the aHnJ, late instsuctas
It West pr1uf, Professor OF 4ktntmnti@
, 1869-07-22
uni Ttipf's \ RuFftY's WnRKS,


r the EttIflan zee !AN set1oY Gs%3nt # yea11Ef II
E1-nch hrEu1xr ii the A1etjan Etare LIS
Il: rfoul4 desa.e 10 eel MD WORTH be would esaiet
, 1869-07-22

DtsttllcEy SeiznFc ncnr 31c1nphts-
The stnscss Hight to Issdc fsailrond
Bonds Questioned.
MEurI1s, july ai.-Collcctor Patterson, yester-
any. seized Riggs d!stA[efy, on the Horn Lake
road, near this cuys for alleged revenue frauds
Various rcposta arr a1oat 10 regard to the death
A,t.. few days Since, It Is sald that he was Ar
rested by O party Of negroes md Killed. Whe
pthers s1ata that be has escaped from the Ssate,
All IS quiet there now.
NASHVILLE, July 2l--A taxpayer n tho Prtss
and 7Smes Of thus morning, refc1s to an opln!on
which Is fast gaining ground that this bonds Issued
~ raItrrtads ID this State tho war were ltc-
csiiy tskued, and lt1is understood that railroad
ofe1q] Intends to content the right Of tho Stale
rnflcet interest UpSn them.
, 1869-07-22

c1xy11AsD, O., JrlJ 9l-uou- John {. nteeksa- "a
1.dge, OF ktutEeKTs a:t1Eed ness ifosa Lshc "a
, 1869-07-22

Tneru is NO disease which preseut1 greascr d.
versiJ Of sJ1npsurns-none more loatnsone, tn
4ldlous and lanSe1unst thao N2s1 Catst1n. espe~
etaly II complicated, a. It aia4oss alEAJs E, evE1
from Its r1sE appearance, with m Affection q the
throat From the earliest syufsoms (Which a1e
senetn.1y af1rthUtel u :"cam II rho head, = to
the VARIOUS Ugly 1nl distressing stn8ea through
which the disease psasea the pateus l. hopeful Of
recoyer5. md r2reJ gives Is proper attention until
certain Alarming symptoms present themselves,
denostng unnt1tntabiJ, tho ra2.6 ahyxoce ot tho
mllatly to The lungA Indeed, 10 gaTi1us ara tho
s}nptonk, that the presence Of The tseaaa Is moi
always known, or even suspected, LII It has
reached ! stage dlnc1lt Ii noxin9ossible to Arrest
The disease nay or NAY not be atzcnded by =
discharge from the; nastzils or the throat: but
there h usually present morbid secretion md =
frequent disposition especially In the morning. to
clear the thFoAt md the effort to do 10 Is often
though cot always, attended BY expsctaraston
thtfe Il Z sensation OF he2vtuezs tn. the frontal
patt Of the hexd, and the brain sometimes suffers
10 an extent producing headache, vertigo and
confusion; T. becomes dIn1E0lt to think clearly
and TO concentrate tho ulua.- The neuogJ oe-
conts impaired and the intellect enieeoleb; de-
spoadency af spirns and an exetsaalo condition Of
the nervous sJttetn
Such u the effect ct tho dissasct and II to this
train Of symptoms (which nos unfreQuently lead to
tnaaR!tJ or ld!ocJ} No sdd many nf the nora iosta
some physical Effects, ~ carries Of rottenneaa Of
the bones Of the face and bead, mest offensive
snen to tbs hrestb, corrupt, morbid, and POISON
pus setret.ous destruction Or serious injury 70 th
senses Of arnc1l, hearing, nigh. aud tsssa NO hase
catalogue Of hozrozt which shou1A Leah an1 per
son to make early and proper edorts to aEati&cate
the dlaease Mhslt It tkin = c51Ahie ktaEe-
The summer Is $ favorable time for n1ptgirg
the remedies, which, by the WAY, can bc edccsu-
f,.sh h..r TF
PoaS1bse Gail peTsouAly for m examination; ether
visa wr1ss for "Ast Of q,estouA'' Address
l.N1NsL0W ATEH, L. u,
Lock Box S-sa Chicago, III
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s1raigdner3s u7sJ, be 1nade ter the .rsymcnf q
notrs afcernts aA tls and .n1 knd q lndsbtsdaeai
M LSsle f. hy pge1e1stnA tnsIn = T oHF 953es.e
yx4x.tss.tA f.rr.re+A HI u BOuth WAtxf-&t.
, 1869-07-22
MILITARY aEMS.
Itens Gtoza IIcufcnaus General SAtt3dnnsl
= HcAdQRnFtAfB-

Brsyet Drtgldier General James Totten. Acting
Inspector General haz been appointed Inspector
General Of The Military Division Of the South.
1 number OF prisoners were recently tf7ed 3ot
cuced TO imprisonment for two years, wearing a
twelve poun4l bull attached 70 foar.foos cham,
and to lie indelbtJ branded with the letter D one
md half inches long.
General sherman, In = telegram sent yesterday
to The headquarters In this city eays: ACongra:-
unte General CAT for me, on his acilE1ty and soc
, 1869-07-22
BANJO TAUGHT.

MR. l. Liad1ey ths weu known Han;n!s. hAvt1K
orxped Baujo st5se and Shoals rradJ 70 EEecse ssao
ar3 On the old Crp11'fa at So St1:-.9t. ~
|--t .-@e. r7.,.!-s4 ~ -: -. - S's+15s
AsYA &C, txLSs:lA
, 1869-07-22
-Yclloxy Fever AT New Orleans.

NEE oRtxAxs, July s1---Tns t111i case 8na
cc2:n tr11u vel on fev1, tnta SEASON. oo91!sa
yestefdaJ- Tbs victim Was young fleueaaan, T.
Havana, and was gua1 antfuetI eight ds5a n9e
, 1869-07-22

PAR1a, July q
TIE Deputies Of the Left In the Corps Legi,!atH
intended TO Issue manifesto calling on France TO
As In judgment orer RECENT egents. The Tiers
pbrty have resolved to persist tn keeping before
the Chamber the ldeas and ptae!p,es Of thelE pro-
pcesd taIeIpellatIop.
, 1869-07-22
BOY LOST.
WANTED


REVOCATION NIL 9(Es
. wmsEAk pEx FICEERI1L x1a GOLF q ~
ey - Indtspar4La Lad, were. u Ahout tnc 6EA g
FtIza4y Mea b tettexs q 1sadt ia r T ~
srtatn zpsrstus awn the tnf thf sffas ~
Essfta Il EtsFou1 HEaads kratuet5, iodi.nA md
oEle; 1sw.I HY THESE PRESENTS, That
tnr Fnod snd 1uert te.ssna. hsseo1 5eto1. t1csE
I'D nsfo Tuta The saia lettszs q ss1s. ~ -. -
Thieh nay be * X37f r. shsFe43 IS T. fas
1sx5.sSr @l4rTn1I = IL La. Ju1y nh, lsa9.
, 1869-07-22
FOREIGN.

The irish Church Bill in the
House Of Lords.
The Original Preamble Again
Rejected.
:Ramor that Gladstone will With
draw the Bill and Proroguc
Parliament,
Belligerent Tone Of the Liberal
Press.
The House CT Lords Denounced as IN
irresponsible EfGa1ins Soritly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11

The Lower House OF the Arkan-
sas Legislature has passed what is
known as the Ku Klux bill, which
outlaws everybody belonging to
the Ku Klux or TO the Knights of
the White Camelia who do not
voluntarily withdraw from the or
CARNATIONS within thirty days af.
ter the passage Of the act, and when
convicted may DO confined in the
penitentiary net less than two
years, or fined any sum not less
q thousand dollars. 1t will un-
doubtedly pass the Senate.
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WASHINGTON. March A.. 1869.
Atan early hour this morning the
whole city was astir, and people
commenced moving toward the
Capitol and tho Vicinity Of the
White House, to get good posi-
tion to see the Inauguration cere-
monies; others to see the forma-
ton Of the procession.
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HOOfand's German BItters
Hollands German Tonic

so~biashes u s1 he inoredis.ts Of ~ Bita~s,
SSEh rrRv Sssta CTAs RH5i 0ran9s, &c. u q sss1
Psrs sicalclie RsmEIHs Is required YOG ,0H bear -
.stHd Dat hsss rsmskiss are entirely different Jro9
isp slhs1 a6r.is,d fer s cur, Of ne dseases nansl
AsA bsS0 sefeHtife pr,p1rsOss ef medicinal sstras
sAls Rs slers ara mere dcesettons Of rsn !. sszs
hsss,. The TONIC is seeid,dly of ne mod plap-
sal and acyssahs rsnedieS offered 70 ne P,Iblta
~ tass 10 t5qEtM lud pleasure 10 idks e. tehie ~
0sglsiaS ezhiiard.in1, and nsiteiHdI qHanias kaao
esi>4 " 70 bs kssSSA as l.< srsGisa v 81 tssiaG
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Established d 1925.

article Of amendment 10 the Con
stitution. aM
In conclusion, / ask the patient
forbearance OF one toward an.
other throughout The land, and a
determined effort on the part OF
every citisen TO do his share to.
ward cementing a happy Union;
and J ask the prayers OF the ma
ton to Almighty God in behalf Of
this contamination.
CHIEF JUSTICE oNGRATULATKs MN
President Grant concluding. he
vas warmly congratulated. first by
Chief Justice Chase. then by Sen.
ators aud other spectators present
5oHEsos's COURSE. E.:.CESsrRED.
There is a great deal Of talk AT
the refusal Of johnson to partici.
pate in the ceremonies, or 90 to the
Capitol and witncss them. am
bis Democratic friends say they
can give no explanation Of bi,
strange conduct. 5Har
PRESIDENT .oRASr GOES HOME
President Grant at once With
drew into the Capitol. then wen,
out at a private entrance with Sen
ator Cragln, took a carriage. and
drove Immediately home.
The Senate at once reassembIed
and then adjourned until TO NOR
row, without doing any business.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11
VVyT. KELLER & BROTHER

GROCERIES g. PROFESSIONS,
NIortheast corner OF chesnnt and Columbus
IN streets. Afull and general assortment OF
staple anfhmily groceries always on hand. Z.
Alikinds Of country produce wanted, and The
highest market rates paid for the same.
Aprilo, '6S-1yr.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11

GIEqER 0RAcKERs -Ono pint
Of mpIasses, one cup sugar. Elk
ounces butter. cloves and ginger TO
taste, -four enough TO roll out aud
out.
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DEBILITY.

yA-s . .. ..&e.-- .s,.., |. B..es.s. s.~a
s.s '-se ss:t d: { r ..s.s s.i 4 -: -:
sa enjoyment Of len1@ fcod, enable 1D -.
zach 10 digeR IT, purity tie blood Olre good. sosn1.
healthy complexion, eradieate hs yeiIor inge from the
tyS iEparf bloom 10 the eeeks, aHd change ne pdfieS
from a sh0Tt-breahed emaeiaisd- icedk, and HeS~rs
fRSdiid, 70 aJUitfacsd, siou, and rieerous peTson
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bltters or
T0nic. In fact, they are Family Medls
elaea. They can be administered win
perfect safety TO n child thrce months
old, the most delicate female or . man
or ninety.
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rRou HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD

Chof Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PennsylyanaA
PRILApELPHIA, March 10, 1861
J. End I" Heqfdnfg German Bitfrg " I moi an tHloD
fcdrs bsvsroee bu. good ionic uIsfHl IN dSoTds.1
9f Tie digestIre organs, and Of great Cene IN casa
dsbiliIy GHd Wdai Of nerroas action, IN ne syaen
GEo. ". KooDWARR
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JOHN WORK & suN,

MIannfacturers OF Tin Copper ana
lVl 3heet-Iron Ware, and Dealer In stoves,
; or ss, Sugar Kettlea, Kitchen and House,
hold Wares, &c.
North side, Nam street, Lancaster, Ohio.
GAuffmAn Building, oRe door West OF vide
!, aIairWav. feb. 27, ,ls6S--ly
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UNFAyoRABLE WEATHER.

About 4 o'clock this morning
the weather, which yesterday was
beautiful. changed, and a slight
rain set in, which hos increased so
steadily as TO lead to the belief
that a heavy storm is likely to pre-
vent the inauguration taking
place outside the Senate Cham.
har
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11
a. BRENNEMAN.

nookseIler and statiOner, M ain
Is street. Lancaster, Ohio, one door West Of
Tailmadge Honte Entrance. School Books,
BIank Books, ,Miscellaneour> books, Pictures,
Gold Pens. Envelopes, Inks, slates. aud sta
tlonery ofal Kinds. feb. 27. 'ss-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11
STROPEL 4 EVERSOLE.

NRnmafaeturers of and Dealers In
IM Furniture and Cabinet Ware Of al kinds.
dndertakingpromptlya tended to with fine
& IIearae, and al kinds OF Undertaking Goods
furnis he'd atreaso d able fatee
Shop and Ware Rooms two doors East OF
Hooking valley National Bank, Main street,
Lancaster, Ohio. feb.27, ises-ly
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n. E.R 'LLIN HURST,

" a. GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
"a AND HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES,
Msehine Findings ASheet Mnslo and Instruc-
riod,eais from the East and the West.
= Four doors West ofthe Hooking Valley Ma
/. aonal b nnk, Lancaster, Ohio. feb. 81, '6S-is
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I VALENTINE MAYER,

NTanufa ct urer and Dealer in Boots
lVh and ana Shoes. Vain street, second room
East OF Hooking Valley National Bunk. The
bestof work made to order, and Repairing
promptly done. Oct ]. l.1RGS--ly,
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rRoM uov. JANEs TnoMrsoN,
FROM REV. JOSEPH n. KESxArD, D. D.,

Pastor Of the Tsnth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR. JAoEsox-DEAR Sal hare bssn Jrequeatll
requested 10 connect my tgith maiddtions "
diBersM knds Of medicines, bu rsgdrding NE praeties
siEsd bt iuih clear proof in UdrioRs iHstrHces, ar
pariicuisry my fuHIily, Of The sssfness " d.
HoofdBds GemdH Biters, depart for oHce from ~
nsHa soars. 10 ezTress my full cOnrcioa hdt foJ gen
ersd debility Of the rystrm and especially for Liver
Complaint, it is a~M .'saie and valuahls
faT; bal lBugNy. ~N doubt not, VII
&c very bsnsfsidImAw ~ % those phs ssf0
rem Gs Gbsrs cGASek TOSrs, rrry respectfully
j. NJ KENN1RD,
Eigksh, bslOw CSatcs stSe4
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H.CARTER,

DEALER in Corn, Oats, Coal, Lime, fresh
ground Cement. Salt, Groceries, dc. Cor
Iner Nam and Canal streets, opposite Brewery,
Aug. q, '0s-Iy.
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SUPREME COURT.

Immediately after came the
Supreme Court, Chief Justice
Chase at the head, who sat il front
of the diplomats, wearing their
black official gowns.
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]. F. O'DO N N Ell l.,

DEALER IN AL KINDS or
WNOREIGN AND AMEWICAN NJ MAR-
hIe, Monuments Tombs and Headstones,
Broadway, one square South ofMarket HonEe,
Lancaster, Chic. tg-
Lancaster, March 20, lsGs-ly
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THE wEATnER CLEARS up.

Up to this time. the rain had
been falling, but suddenly as il
Providence wished to mark this
day with his approval, the sun
showed its golden. rays from be.
hind the dark clouds A cheer
went up from the assembly at this
prospective change in the wea her,
and almost at the instant that Gen
Grant came out of army headquar
tcrs the rain ceased and the sun
poured its rays forth in great
splendor.
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PREPARATIONS FOR MOVING.

The rain poured steadily down
during the time the various orgSn
izations were getting into line, be-
tween the Treasury Department
and Georgetown. Not daunteG,
however, by the weather, the
streets continued to fiji up with
people, who watched with great
eagerness every movement made,
At quarter 10 eleven Chief
Marshal Gen. Webb rode TO Gen.
Grants headquarters and reported
the procession ready to move and
waiting for the presence Of the
President elect.
Around the headquarters q very
large crowd had assembled to see
Gen Grant make bis appearance
A full company Of cavalry and q
mounted band were drawn up in
line opposite the headquarters, to
move into line with their Comman.
der.in Chief.
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MOSES LEVY.

MFerchan mt Tailor and Dealer In
M Ieady-Made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Gnods. Shelters Block, Tour doors
West of Public Square, Maiu street, Lancaster,
ohio feb. "a, '6S-ly
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TAass Rssssdiss aTs As Bed .
Blood Purifiers

ssr tnosn, and ,siH cure all diseases r.s.,tno es
bad bleed Keep your 0~ blood pure; ksep yosS
Liver in order; keep your di0estirs ofvass
N found, healthy Wo0ndiiioB, By fht -
svsr sSfaL you The test an NE country TeeommsS1
0sss. II years Of honsa req daIi0n 90 for aHBthsro
yOS mas Try Gsss BTsPdratiOSS.
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J s. A. KISTLER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
LANCASTER, OHIO.

Prompt attentiongiyen to all branches ofle-
gal business.
nN-A Notary Public slways:on hand.
specini Attention given to:
1. Partition, Division and Pale Of Lands;
3. Foreclosure Of Mortgages Eand eollection
Of Debtei
.. EAocuHVh VtD'SN' w. - =
I. Business ofAdmInisiratOrs, Executors
and Guardians;
5. Bounty, ,::pay and Pension.
once, mp stairs, Tallmadge Block,
south sidc Main street.
= Dec. II, is6s-tf.