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

once get accustomed to them.
eBiE," said ono apprentice to
another, tiny boss ANT always
round the shop interfering with
his own business"
A Miss Lucy Loo adver,ises 20
Mississippi paper that she "is OF
good birth aad education, and Is
willing TO marry an editor believ-
ing herself able TO support one"
A California paper thinks there
is fortune in milk weed that
grows wild in that country, the &.
bre Of which is strong as Manila
hemp, and fine as linen.
Favorable notice is taken, in
Glasgow Of a young lady who
plays the ACCORDION so we'll as to
make ignorant people believe that
it is a musical instrument.
A marriage in Cairo has been
spoiled, the expectant bride receiv.
ing the following telegram from
her intended: Cant come right
off. My old woman has overhaul
ed me-"
A young wife of seventeen, in
Chicago, has got a divorce She
, married fellow who sold he had
two hundred thousand dollars,
when be hadn't cent. Beside
that he pinched her.
The Cappina family. of ST. Lou
is, who are supposed to have cir
culated quarter of a million dol
lars in counterfeit money, have all
been sentenced to terms in the
Penitentiary.
A. R. Candy, editor of the Ur.
bana Union, married q Miss Arm
strong, Of Gallon, Ohio, Q few days
ago. 1t was no miracle, be thought,
that his sweetheart should be
turned into candy.
There are in British India, 10,
600 schools, attended by 100000
native children. Tho yield of cot
ton in that country this year is
estimated at S125 900, 900, against
s28. 100000, in 1861.
Carl Schurz says in bis West.
liche Post that the German Amer
leans in all our cities constitute
the mass Of the reform PARTIES
Among all classes tho Germans
may be relied upon for breaking
up corrupt rings.
Mason, of the late firm of Mason
& Slidell, has really gone to seed.
Every day, shabbily clad, he drives
into Alexandria with a horse and
wagon which looks like the last
rose of summer whom it has faded
and gone.
Mrs. abraham Lincoln is still at
Frankfort, Germany, living in
great retirement and in very un-
pretending quarters. She sees but
few persons, and those generally
American ladies, whom she knew
during Nj. Lincoln's administra-
ton.
The baIance-sheet OF the Boston
Peace Jubilee Managers show
Receipts, 1920, ,270; expenses, $685.
388; balance, S6,sS2. Receipts of
the Gilmore benefit concert, S32,-
l46, which, with the balance in the
treasury, has been placed in trust
for the benefit Of Mr.. Gilmore and
his family.
Commissioner Delano has decid-
cd that persons engaged in the
business ofprinting ne Tspapers or
engaged in job printing, or in
printing, or in binding books ex.
clusively for others, and who make
no sales of their products, are lia-
bic to a special tax as manufactur-
ers, if their products annually ex-
ceed the sum of 81, 900.
Prof. W. G. Kerr, geologist of
the State of North Carolina, pro-
mulgates the theory that the Black
Mountain of North Carolina was
the first dry land of the globe and
the Oldest spot of earth in the
world, He proposes to erect q
monument upon it to Adam.
J.H. Beadle, editor of the Utah
, Reporter, and correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, while att
, tending Probate Court at Brigham
City, yesterday, was set upon and
beaten nearly to death. The
cause of the attack is claimed
to be his writings against polyga~
my.
Intelligence has been received at
Dayton, Ohio, from Camp Brown,
Arizona Territory, Of the killing Of
Col. Stone and six soldiers of the
Thirty-second U, 8. Infantry, by
Indians, near Apache Pass, on the
4th ult. A squad of the First U.
S. Cavalry pursued, and succeeded
in killing twenty of the red fends.
Maryland. under the Republi-
can Legislatures spent but thin !
teen million dollars from 1861 to
, 1866, inclusive, counting all the
bounties, war expenditures, &C.
In the two subsequent years, I'M.
der Democratic Legislature, she
spent as much within Million
Thore is not Constable, nor a
, County Commissioner, nor mem
Der Of the Legislature, nor a City
/ Commissioner, in any section Of
, the State, who is not radical
, Democrat. Commercial.
Gen. B. F. Butler, while going
from Washington to New York in
! the sleeping car, Saturday night,
! was robbed Of his money, overcoat
! and undercoat, during o halt al
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