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DEPARTNIENT OF STATE,
Wash ington May Q, 1868. !

To Wheeler e. Wilson, of New York.
SIRs:-The Department has received
one Gold Medal awarded to your firm, on Sew
ing and Button Hole Machines, at the Paris
Universal Exposition of 1869.
Your obedient servant,
If VIM. II. SEWARD.
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Sutherland & Adams,

Having associated themselves with the abov6
firm, cordially invite their old customers to con.
tinue their patronage to them. and request all
purchasers to call on them-assuring them that
their prices are such as will give satisfaction.
March 25 1SG9-tf
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RANDALL ACADEMY. Mr.. Stewart,
agent for this Institution, was in town on Tues
day morning, and he informs us that the project
is now sure to be carried out, as the people have
been very liberal in their subscriptions They
will commence making the brick about the first
of August.
This institution will be located at Berlin.
j. E. Stewart, an energetic man, is General
Agen t, and he and his sub-agents are actively at
work, and the matter will be pushed 70 rward to
completion.
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WE have no time to speak of the
Convention this week We will do so next week.
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CIayPOOI 81 NHackey,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Corner Of Paint and IFater Streets,
CHLLICoTHE, ONO,
will furnish goods of best quality, and at fair
hen of jackson and surrounding counties.
May 13 1867
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rnANsFpRs or RpA1 EsrArE.

FURNISHED BY oHAs. RHoDEs, COUNTY RECORDER.
j. B. Purcell to s. II. Rosecrans--qult lain to
part out-lotH In north Il Of Jackson. -. 81
Andrew Hanna and wife to John Weston-175
acres In Scloto tp.........,,.........S4 "a, 800
Jeremiah Harris and wife 10 Francis =. s. L each
10 acres In Jackson Up tp,...............S10
Thomas J, Leach and wife to Levi Dungan-1O
acres In jackson tp......................Sl 500
VIM L. Faulkner and wife to Levi Dungan--5s
acres In Jackson tp....................S9 $500
Samuel Shook to Elizabeth A. Shook-l22 acres
In Washington tp........,............S2 81 900
Edward p Jones and wife to David Jones4-sO
acres In Jefferson tp...................$2,4 81, 400
Samuel Shook and wife to Elizabeth Shearman
10 acres in Lick tp and q acres In Wash
ngton tp....,......:.....,...,. OOO
The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday lastl
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
George Cordner and Sarah A. Reed.
MISCELLANEOUS
In the matter of the estate of Jeptha Chering-
ton, the Widows allowance was increased the
further sum of 300
In the matter OF Francis Seel lunatic, order
made to convey him to Asylum.
In the matter OF appeal from decision of county
Commissioners, for vacatng part of county
road in Bloomfield township, near the residence
OF Bamsel Lackey, the viewers reported in favor
OF such vacat ion, and the report Of the viewers
confirmed. Costs of appeal taxed to Samuel
Thomas, $50 e3
Two inventories filed,
Two accounts filed.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
The Commissioners met on Thursday, July
10, 1860, and allowed the following bills:
Samuel Baker, Auditor, sundres for Office aud
serfceS US Auultor, ,.........,........,S2 S2O 70
II. W. Smith s. Co., of Toledo, Ohio, furnish
ed plans &c. for three bridges, to be built near
Jackson, and said plans were, by the Commits
sioners, Surveyor Rnd Auditor approved and
adopted
Adjourned to meet July 81, 1869.
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SPRING TRADE. Leonard Rockwell,
at the jackson Book Store, on Main Street, op-
posite the Court House, keeps all kinds of Books,
Paper, Pens, Ink-in factall kinds of Stationery,
which he will sell cheap for cash.
lie also keeps the best variety of Wall Paper
Also, Sheet Music, Musical Instruments, &c.
Give him a call. His Store is in the room for
m erly occupied as the Postofice. -mar25-H.
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Morse's Caucasian Lotion
Never fails to remove Freckes Tan, Pimples,
Moth Patch or Liver Spots. 1t does not aim to
conceal but causes them to disappear leaving
the skin soft fair and nOturah In whitening
and softening the hands 1t has no equal
Sold by all Druggists in jackson.
June TO- 69-y
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LOCAL MATTERS.
II. G. MILLER,

HI. q. MILL EH,
Resident Insurance Age1lt,
represents
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Hartford.
WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Buffalo.
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, i,
Of The United States of America.
Office In Grafton Block jy.16,2m
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In tbe Senate. on Tho l5tb. Mr..

In The Senate, on tho 18th, Mr..
Morton, from the join, committee,
reported the ful6llmcnt Of their
mission to notify thoPresidentand
Vice President elect Of their elec-
tiop. and submitted the following
reply from Gen. Grant:
GENTLEMEN;--P Please notify the
two Houses of Congress Of my ae
ccptance Of the important trust
which you have just notified me
of my election as President Of the
United States, and say to them /
shall endeavor-that they and those
who elected me shall have no cause
to regret their action.
Also the following from Mr.,
Colfax:
GENTLEMEN:-.Please convoy to
the two Houses of Congress my
acceptance Of the office to which
| have been elected by the people
oflhc United States, and assure
them that | shall endeavor to
prove worthy of this mark ofconfi-
dcncc by fidelity TO principles.
In'the House, a similar report
was made BY Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa.
The House had an evening scs-
sion, devoted exclusively to- the
consideration Of the Internal Rev.
Bill.
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Don't Dye, use "Barrett's." !"

.
And when Abraham aLd tie
people bcheld the wonderful cures
which were produced by this
drink, Abraham said, "My chill.
dren must not suffer; give me thy
drink to drink, and will give il a
name"
And SO Abraham drank, and
said there was nothing like. it,
even in Saugamon county; that il
was bitter to the lips, but good for
the stomach; and because there
were bitter times in fighting tho
masters of the plantations, il shall
be forevermore called PLANTATION
BITTERs; and SO it has been,
And the wonderful work which
it has performed is witnessed at
this day in every town. parish,
village and hamlet throughout all
tho world. s
And he said letit be proclaimed
throughout tho length and breadth
Of the land, from the valleys and
mountain tDps. that oil who suffer
from fevers, dyspepsia, weakness,
loss Of appetite, ncrvous headache,
and mental dependency, will find
rciict through the PLANTATION
BIrrHRs. They add tone to the
stomach, and brilliancy to the
mind, Of which I, o people, am q
living example"
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Our New Railroad Facilities.


When you go to Columbus you
should call at the Book and Sta.
tionory Store Of Randall g. Aston,
100 South High Street.
We called to see them when our
new road was opened and find they
keep very large stock Of Books,
and all kinds Of Staple and Fancy
Stationery. They make a special.
ty Of Paper HangingS, Decorations
for Halls, Churches, Sunday School
Rooms, Offices and Dwellings
Their spring stock Of now styles Of
Wall Paper will amount to $4,000
rolls. They also keep a full stock
Window Shades and Fixtures, Hol.
lands, &c.
They offer to Sunday Schools
LIBRARIES, at New York, Phila
and Cincinnati prices, and always
keep large stock of S. s. Music
Books and Church Books.
They keep an endless variety o.
Pictures and Frames, which arc
fine and yet cheap.
1t is no trouble 10 show goods al
Randall 4 Aston's, 1O9 South High
ST., between American and Goodalc
House. 2w48
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DR.. II. L. CRIDER'S
UNIQUE TOOTH WATERS


This dentlfrice is composed OF Ingredients
beneficial to the teet h and gums and not injuri-
Gus to the general health. Each wafer when
dissolved inthe mouth and the brush briskly
applied IS sufficient for ono cleansing and thus
removing MI healthy secretions and depos-
It's and aiding health 4 proper DIGESTION These
waters can in no way injurc the enamel Of the
teeth (the fault Of most dentfnces) as they
contain no agents that can mechanically or
chemically act on the teeth. They are put up
in the most convenient formin neat drawer
box, cash box containing 40 waters, that
any number Of persons may use out Of tho
same box with propricty. Clean and healthy
teeth have much 10 do wl,h personal appear.
ance ss well as the general health. 1t isan
established fact that teeth coated with Tartar
and other offensive matter produce q fetid
breath which by being constantly inhaled into
the lungs causes arrangement Of tho whole
system aud oflon sovere illness.
For sale at my Chemical Laboratory and
Dental office, Lancaster, Ohio, and by Agents.
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New York Cattle Market.
New YoRK. Feb Is.

Receipts for tho wcek-5,3s9
beoves; 25SS0 sheep and lambs. o..
COS hogs. Market fair with fair
arrivals and only moderately &C,
tive demand.
BEEF-Tho market for Beei
Cattle last week was heavy and
prices arc without quotable change
ranging from l0@l7c; to day the
market is quito buoyant though
prices are unchanged, salSs being
at 26@l7c for superior to extra;
l7c; primo 16f@l6h; fair to good
l3@l6c; inferior to ordinary 100
.Iltc,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The
market last week was moderately
active and prices steady uudor mod. /.
crate arrivals, chiefly composed Of
common stock; 70 day tho arrivals
arc only moderate, the demand
being light and market quiet and
heavy for almost all grades; prices
ranged from 6@S3c for common
State 10 extra Michigan. M
HOGS-Last woek tho arrivals
werc worry light but notwi thstand-
ing the market was heavy and pri.
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a Lively Day In Conrress.

The proceedings Of Wednesday
tho 1Olh inst pertaining to the
business of counting the electoral
vote for President aud Vice Pres
ident, are thus summed up by the
New York Herald:
The.businoss Of the day was
mainly carried on in joint session
in the Hall of Representatives. the
electoral votes OF the, States for
President and Vice President be-
ing counted. Tho galleries were
crowded with spectators. The
Senate filed in at one O'Clock; Vice
President Wadetookthe Speakers
chaip, Mr.. Colfax sat next to him
and the reading Of votes was imme-
diately commenced. New Hamp-
shire being the first electoral vote
opened, Massachusetts. Rhode Is
land, Vermont, New York, New
Jersey came in succession and 9TH
ers followed until Louisiana was
reached when Representative Null
Inns objected to the reading. Mr..
Wade directed the Senate to pro-
coed to its chamber, under tho
Joint rules for deliberation, al.
though lively debate cnsued on
the application ofthe rule. In the
Senate chamber another debate
eDsued, and it was resolved that
the vote should be counted. In
the House Speaker Colfax resum
ed the chair on the withdrawal Of
the Senate, and the question being
put without debate il was decided
that the vote of Louisiana should
be counted. The Senate then, at
two o'clock, returned to the hall.
When Georgia was called Mr.. But.
or objected on the ground ofirreg-
ularity in the holding OF the Elec-
toral College, and that Georgia
was not represented in the Union.
| A special rule having been adopted
in tho case Of Georgia, Vice Presi-
dent Wade found himself some
what confused in his ruling and
ordered another withdrawal. In
tho Senate Chamber another dis.
cussion cnsued, and finally it was
decided that Mr.. Buffers objection
was not in order. In the House,
however, the vote was taken on
the direct question, and it was de-
cided that the vote Of Georgia sho'd
not be counted. On the reassom-
bling Of the houses in joint session
Vice President Wade directed that
the vote Of Georgia should be count.
ed. Mr.. Butler arose and said
that the House was not to be over
ruled by the Senate. A very excl
ting scene. ensued, Mr.. Butler
talking impetuously at the presi.
ding officer, who lmperturbably
persisted in ordering tho tcllers to
count tho vote. Great confusion
ensued. Mr.. Butler refusing to be
put down by the presiding officer
who finally called upon the Scrg'
cant alarms. Quiet then prevail.
cd, the vote Of Georgia was counted
and the general result was an.
nouDced, 2l4 for Grant and Col.
fax and so for Seymour and Blair
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Electlonl Frauds.

Tho investigation Of the PhiIa.
dolphia contested cIcction eases, Is
developing some beautiful demo-
cratic practices. On their exam. !.
inatlou undor oath before the com
mitlec, one Michael Slavnn and
ono Christian Lamp testified to
having rofed the Democratic tick.
et frenty times at the October oIoc.
uon' 1868. Daniel Rdding also
sworO that he rOted The Democratic
ticket ten times at tho samo olcc
ton.
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TRY THE NEW METHOD!
Economy for Ladlss.


Ntisss. n. MINDLE, would respectfully call
atteutionto her new and Improved Mode OF
Dress Cutting. Patented Mare h 3,st 1858.
Agents wanfed, both local and travelling. An
opportunity Is thusofTcred whereby agents can
clear from. fifty to one hundred dollars per
month, Improve their health and have pleas
ant business. Exclusive territory gwen de-
sired.
Ladies oalirely unNclusinted with cutting
and even young girls, can, sflcra few hours
prsctlceofthis method, takemeasm0san and cut
for themselves aud other Ladies', Misses and
Children, Basqucs, saques, &c, which will ft
gracefully and elegantly. ss.s
Ladies' that wish to become good apd useful
wives, please call atthe Mlthoff Rouse, Room
No. "a, and learn this New Method "a.
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The Sandnsky Register snys:

The Sandusky Register says;
0n Tuesday last General o, o.
Howard, tho ono armed hero Of
Auticlam, Gettysburg, and the
Sherman Campaign, arrived in
Columbus, aud tho Lower House
of our Copporhead Legislature ro,
fused to adopt resolution inviting
him to Gallon tho Assembly, thus
oIIeiing q maimsd and gallant
soldier the most pointed insult
that could be devised BY q Lcgis
lativc body. On Saturday Gencr
al Durbin Ward. q Union soldier
who Is chiefly known as q convert
to the Democratic party, was in
Columbus and the House promptly
adjourned for quarter OF an hour
to lender him tho hospitalities Of
that body. And tho Democracy
luvo tho soldiors9 Certainly,
\ Tothis Il maybe added that the
Republican mcmpers voted in ia-
vor Of the honor accordedto Gen,
eral Ward though the Domoc Gratis
had voted with ono exception un.
animously against according a
similar courtesy TO General How,
aid.-Deidtrdre Gdz. r7i
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Tho Mansfield Herald has jus,
been enlarged by tho addition OF
four columns to its capacity, Civ.
ing Il nine columns to tho page
Its new typographical dress is
very handsome, and with tho abiI.
ity Of it's editorial management,
places i in The front rank Of tho
county Republican press Of the
State. Its evidently we'll patron.
ircd BY .thO Republicans OF old
Richland, which is no moro than
Il deserves.
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Railroad conycutIou.

We again ask tho attention OF
our citizens to the Convention
called to meet at Newark on
Wednesday next, the 9th instant,
Tho subject Of tho Southern Allan,
tic and Lake Erie Railway will be
tho prominent feature, and the at.
tendance promises 10 be largo from
all parts Of Ohio interested in the
project. Fairfield county should
send q delegation Of her most pab
lie spirited and Influential citizens.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is.
FLouR-DulI; familY s. Ooa7

90. p
GRAIN-Wheat dull; small
sales at SL60@l 10 for Nos, 2 and
| red winter. Corn dull at 64c.-
Oats firm at Gee.
WHlSKY-Stcady at $50.
PROVISIONS = Neglected; no
demand and no accurate quotation
can be given. Mess pork held at
s33 90, but s32 90 was the best offer
made. Bulk meats held at 100.
l34c for shoulders, sides and clear
sides. Lard held at l9t@20c.
PRODUCE-Butlo steady at
3O@35c. Eggs lS@lSci supply
better.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
Supreme Court Decision.

ln tho Supreme Court, sitting a,
Washington, on tho 18th, Chicl
Justice Chase delivered an OpIn.
ion in which hO decided that gold
contracts must bO satisfied with coin;
where tho kind Of currency is not
mentioned then legal tenders arc
as lawful as coin in such connoc,
tiOn. Messrs Davis aud swaync
gave their qualified assent, but
Miller dissented in great meas,
urc from the opinion.
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LEGISLATIVE.

On the 9th, in the Senate, reso.
lutions we're introduced looking to q
change in the uniform of peniten.
tiary convicts, and opposing the
presort style Of Zebra stripes.
The House passd the bill which
had been introduced by Mr. Rut-
ter, supplementary to ian act to
provide for locating, establishing
and constructing bitches, drains
and water courses" passed March
~, 1861. The b:ll provides that
whenever the health oftho people
OF any city or town or any portion
thereof, will be benefited by max
ing q ditch, drain or water course,
a proportioDato amount of the ex.
pcnscs for making the samc, shall
be- elevlcd'on said town OF city for
making the same. :
A bill was p ssed providing the
same punishment for an official
who collects and converts to his
own nsc public funds, as for felon-
lously stealing property of equal
yalue-yeas 60, nays 4.
A Abill was passed providing for
printing the Agricultural Reports
so as to have them ready for dis.
tribution by the first of September
annually.
Senate proceedings ON tho 10th
unimportant.
In tho House, tho following res
olution was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee
on Railroads of this House be re-.
qnlred TO inquire into and report
TO this House, at it's earliest conve. J.
niencc, the following facts:
/. What railroads, in this State
have been leased TO foreign corpora.
tions, and tho terms and conditions
upon which such leases have been
made. E
O. What railroad companies
within the State arc now negotiat.
ing leasos Of their roads to foreign
corporations. and the name or
nhmes OF such foreign corporations,
and tho terms and conditions upon
which such roads areproposod to be
leased. @Rm s,
The committee to havo power
to send. for persons and papers,
The bill to punish cruelty to
animals was passed = Yeas Gi, nays
/. 1t provides punishmen. by
imprisoHmcnt in tho county Jail,
not exceeding thrco months, or
by fine not exceeding fifty dol.
lars, or both, Mt the discretion oil
tho court, for maliciously and cruel.
Is torturiug any horse, OK or oth,r
animal belonging to tho owner or
other persons.
In the senate, on tho 1lth, Mr..
lawrence, from tho Agricultural
College committee, submitted n
minority report, recommending
the location Of the college at Woos.
tor--and afterwards In lroduccd n
bill for that purpose, which was
read the first time.
In the House, Senate bill author
izing Commissioners and City
Councils 10 aid and encourage in.
dustrlal schools and childrcn's s
homes, for the benefit Of neglected
and destitute children, was passed.
Proceedings OF tho 18th not i'm,
portant in either branch.
Both Houses adjourned Till Tues
day, 10th, afternoon.
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New York Market.
New YoRK, Fob. 10.

NHN AOhhf tNOs AOs
FLOUR Closed dull and 5@lOc
lower
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and 1e
lower on spring, Rye nominal. =
Oats dull and heavy at 75c for
western in store. Corn dull and
heavy At 90@901c for new mixed
western; old do dull and nominal
PROVISIONS Pork stronger;
sales Of $50 bbls new moss at s32
so regular, Beet rather moro
steady with moderate dcmand.-
Cut meats duh and scarcely so
firm, Bacon quiet and dropping,
Lard quiet at l9s@l9ic for fair to
prime steam,
EGGS-Slcady at 23@25.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

A bill has passed tho House Of
Representatives, making the Office
Of City Clerk elective 10 cities .
tho second class, which includes
this city, II also provides that
Aarshals shall hold their Offices
two years instead Of ono.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Gen. ED. r. scuSErDER, Adju
iant General of Ohio, has our
thanks for a copy Of his annual ro
pOrtto tiN Governor, for the year
1868.
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Ex-Governor DENNlsoS having
resigned the Presidency Of tho G
4 d. v. Railroad Co. Benz. r.
sSrrH. Esq, has been appointed
to that position. Mr.. PlckEnlNo Of
Athens, has also been appointed q
Director, in tho place Of W. B.
HArDEs, resigned.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

We are indebted to Gen. SuKR.
WOOD. Secretary ofStatc. fov a copy
OF tho valuable and interesting
annual report for 1868, of bis pro.
deccssor In Office. Mr.. RUSSELL.
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aBarrett's" Hair Restorative
Now Drug Store.

ANOW OANo
Ihavo opened, on Main Street,
a retail Drug and Prescription
Store, and / keep in connection
thorowith q good assortment Of
Toilet articles.
My stock is entirely new, select
cd in Now York City by myself, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured Of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices.
| pay particular attention to fill.
ing Physicians prescriptions.
H.:B, HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Dec. ., '68.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
The Assassin Booths Remains.
BAITTMoRe Fcb ~ &.

By permission Of President John,
son tho remains Of Booth, the
apsassin, were removed from the
arsenal al Warrington yesterday,
They reached here last night and
were to-day laid BY the side Of bis
ta.hcrin Greeuwount Cemetery, 10
this city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

James T. Brady, tho distin,
guished Now York lawyer, died
Tuesday morning Of apoplcxy, age
'ot All the courts adjourned in
respect TO his memory.