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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

REPEAL OF THE INCOME TAX
The suggestions which arc bcoom.
ing somewhat prevalent in the pa:
pers, &vOring tho prospective 70.
peal Of tho income tax, in view Of
the rapid reduction of tho nation.
debt, are in our view altogether
unwarrantod and premature. We
can conceive Of no more legitimate
objects of taxation than incomes
above tho limit Of those now cx,
empt--and whenever taxation can
be reduced it would seem proper
that tboy should bo among the
last things affected by tho reduc.
tion. Let taxation be cor fnod en-.
tirely 10 incomes rather than be
entirely removed from them.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29
A Danger Aycrted.

Tho political crisis in England
has been safely passed, by means
ofa compromise between tho two
Houses of Parliament on tho Irish
Church question. A bill for tho
discstablishment of tho Irish
Church was agreed upon and tho
House of Lords, in view of the
threatened danger of revolution,
backed down from their attitude Of
hostility and passed tho measure,
which action was speedily followed
by its passage in tho House of
Commons. Thus England has got
over ono difficulty, TO encounter
others Of similar character in
tho not far of future.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29
The Fifteenth Amendment.
How an Issue in Ohio.

lAOh 1ocuO OhlOe
Many persons are laboring un.
der theimpression that the fifteenth
constitutional amendment is to be
voted on directly by the electors of
Ohio at the next October election,
by placing upon ballots the words
constitutional amendment, yes
or constitutional amendment, no."
Such an impression is entirely er-
roneous. The tickets to be voted
next October will contain nothing
of the kind, unless some democrats
may be foolish enough to throw
away their votes by putting on
them some such extrancous mat
ter, nowise belonging to them.--
How, then, is the amendment an
issue in the present campaign in
Ohio? Only in an indirect man.
ner--the fact being that the Leg
islaturo to be elected this fall may
act upon the measure or let it alone,
at its discretion. 1t is highly prob.
able that should the Republicans
elect majority Of beth branches
of that body, the amendment will
be ratified. Should tho democrats
succeed, the question will probably
not come up at all, as tho amend
ment has already been once reject
cd by democratic Legislature
But tho certainty that the amend.
mcnt will prevail and become a
part of tho constitution, whether
Ohio goes either for or against it,
strip it completely of all character
as a controlling issue in this can
vass. The people are aware of this,
and they are not going to vote in
such q way this fall as TO allow the
State to be swept by another food
of democia attic extravaganza, mere,
ly for the sake of showering inef-
fectual blows upon a windmill.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29
Local Notices.

281 East 31sI street, Now York.
DEAR SIR:-For three weeks
past l have been using your Plan,
tation Bitters. For more than
four months past l have been suf-
fering from what my doctor said
was nervous prostration, bcing un-
able to do hardly any physical or
mental labor without great fa.
tigue. But l had not used tho
Bitters a week before l was con.
scious of their benefting me as
nothing else had, and l have con-
tinued to gain very rapidly since,
till now l am able to be about my
usual household duties. To all
who are afflicted with general de-
bility can testify from experience
that the Bitters are invaluable.
Yours, truly, MARGARET B. STONE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

The fudings and sentence in the
Ycrgor case are, according to rule,
kept secret, till they arc approved
by the reviewing authorities at
Washington. We are advised,
however, that tho proceedings in
this case have been forwarded to
Washington. Now, as tho sonc
tence in any case short of capital
punishment would have needed on.
ly the approval Of the commanding
General of the District-General
Ames, in this caso--we can arrive
at but ono conclusion, namely: that
the plea of insanity has not avail.
cd; that tho commission did not
find for oithor of the lower degrees
of crime--justifiabIo homicide, or
manslaughtcr-but that it has
found that the killing Of Colonel
Crane was murder, and the pun.
ishment awarded-doath. - Com,
mCrciaL.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29
Columbus Market.

MONDAY EVENING, July &c.
APPLES-Retoil at SO 90 pcr
bush. and wholesale at S1.50.
BUTTER-Firm at 25a30c.
CllEESE-17c wholesale and
zoe retail.
EGGS-lSa20c.
FLOUR-S6 25aS 90.
GRAIN Corn G5a75c. Wheat
al Is. Oats 55c.
HAMS AND BACON-Sugar
Cured Hams l9c wholesale and 22c
rotail; Shoulders l4c Wholesale, su.
gar cured l5c; Sugar cured Bacon
lSc Wholesale, and 22c retail -
Dried Beef 22c wholesale and 25a
2Sc retail.
LARD-19c to 23c.
POTATOES-Scll at 50aGOc por
bushel. New Potatoes retail at
75c per bushel.
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New York Market.
NEW York, July 26


FLOUR-Closod at 5@lOc bot
ter on medium and low grades
with n fair domand for export and
homo use. .....
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and firm
at 81 So for No2 and 81 63 for
No l Spring. Rye firm and quiet
at 81 30 for western. Oats dull
and heavy at 84@SlAc for western
ahoat. Corn quiet and firm at 9Oc
@Sl OF for unsound and 81 O8@l
l3 for sound mixed western.
PROVISIONS-Pork steady
Beef unchanged. Cut meats nom.
inal. Bacon very quiet.
LARD--Firm at l9l@19sc for
fair to prime steam.
EGGS Quiet aud unchanged.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29


The election of Governor Walker
of Virginia having been univers-
ally claimed by the Democratic
journals as a Democratic victory,
his position on the suffrage guess
tion becomes a matter Of moment:
" have everywhere told the peo-
pie the principles which would
guide me if elected. l have nos
thing to take back, 10 change, or
modify-no, not one jot or title
1 am no~, as I dl,oays have been
for equal and exact justice to all men
,cithout regard to race or cOlor."-
The above is what Walker said in
a aspeech delivered since his elec,
tion. 1t good enough Republic.
anism for US. How is it for Do.
mocracy2
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

We respectfully invite tho at
tontion OF journals which last
spring attcsted their hatred of the
Union men OF Georgia, by slander,
ing tho murdered Adkins. almost
before he was cold in his coffin, to
tho reports now received by
the President from tho military
authorities on tho case. II was a
clear case of persecution first, and
murder afterwards; efforts to on,
trap the Senator into n broil in
which no could DO ovcrpowcred,
and that failing of a deliberate
assassination for opinions sake
These were the statements which,
on the authority of our corresponds
cnts, wo made at tho time, and
for which we were vehemcntly ass
sailed, Thoy arc tho statements
now forwarded, after careful invcs.
tigation, by tho military authori.
ties,--M Y. Tribune,
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DIR. CONE

May consulted as follows in 1869.
~ J. Lancaster, at the TalImsdge Hou,,. an
Wna, WvHes,uays ana nntil the Express tram goes
ives! on Wedncsdsys, May A. June 8: July
10; Aug. 81 Oct. g; Nov. .. '"''
lDNew Lexington attbe Colborn Houso m
MondHys, Feb: .; March 30; May g.; June Z.
July IL ;Aug. 30; Oct. a; NOv.s. ~
Dr. CoNEtreats Bronchitis, Laryngitis, Con
sumption, Asthma, and all diseases Of The
Lnngs and air passages, Scrotula. EniornnS
Ionslls' Bronchoctle lie or Big Neck, Tumeurs Of
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lepsy' Chorea, Paralysis and geaeyal Ner yo,,s
innutrition, Diseases oftRe Heart, Liver K,d1
heys Skin, Stomach, Blood. all The dis
pocnllarto Females and all Chronic q nd Consti il.
tutional Diseases. O''''''
n ". cone expects to visit Lancaste r regularly
iior years. II YOU are i'm poor heaIeh copsnis
nnn; hon VIII be amply rewarded fort time and
tronoIe BY the thorough eaarDi sas n and salts.
actory description given your ease.
Jan 7, 'B0-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

We are truly panied to hear Of
the aflliction which has recently
befallen our neighbor Of the Eagle.
He has become Stone deaf. Look
at this, for proof of the melancholy
fact, from his last issue:
"NOt a murmur OF disafIection is
heard in the Democratic camp"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29
NEWS ITEMS.

Nicholson pavement on one street.
The Ohio Conference of the M.
Il. Church, assemblies at Marietta,
on the Goth of September.
Tho income of Mrs. Colt, the
widow of the celebrated pistol man.
ufacturer, is 100000 per annum.
Tho sugars seized for violation
of the customs laws, in New Or
leans, are valued at Sl8l 900.
Ono hundred car loads of wheat
were sold last week at Dayton at
81 per bushel, delivered at Union
City.
An international industrial ex.
hibition is TO be oponod at Buffalo
on 9th Of October, and continue
throughout the month.
The friends Of the Rev. Mr.. Hal
Ieck, the clergyman killed In tho
Ere disaster will bring suit for
$4,000 against the company.
George Peabody has bid all his
friends in Danvcrs ar affectionnte
and last farewell, it is said. His
health is rapidly declining.
A Cincinnati paper claims that
one of the main reasons why the
Red Stockings have vanquished
every base hall opponent is because
they use no Intoxicating drinks.
Frank W. Ballard, Secretary of
tho Security Insurance Company,
turns up missing, and is said to be
"short" over eighty thousand dol
lars.
George Hoffman had about sixty
peach trees destroyed on his farm,
near ChilIicotho, Sunday night
July IS, Some OF the larger ones
were girdled and some of tho young
ones uprooted.
Parties are hore and at Nelson,
villo looking about for place to
establish n Rolling Mill, No bot.
ter place in the State than in tho
vicinity of Neleonville.-Athens
Messenger.
Latest Havana dispatches report
tho mortality among tho Spanish
and insurgont armies to bo very
great. Tho Spaniards suffer from
vomito, while tho cholera aillicts
tho insurgents.
Col, Rcmpel has sold tho Amer.
lean House, of Logan, to John Wait
and John Mcnccr, Of Adclphi, Ross
county, and possession will bO givN
on on lst Of September.
Tho 6rst round trip by rail from
Columbus to NoIsonvillo and ro-
turn was made by Mcssrs. Groom,
Brooks and Jaeger Of tho Hook.
ing Valley Railroad on tho 10th
inst.
Tho Commissioner of informal
Revenue has decided that when q
manufacturer purchases second
hand articles, and repairs the same
and sells them, ho is liable to
manufacturers tax.
Tho Union and Central Pacific
Railroads have agreed to carry
fruit to Now York at FIVE cents per
pound, and to furnish emigrant
trains at $50 per passenger from
New York, and s3S from Chicago,
payable in grecnbacks.
Tho threatened inquiry into tho
income returns of New York City,
has borne fruit. The gentlemen
who suddenly find that they have
taxable incomes, are numbered by
thousands.
John A. Roebling, tho famous
bridge builder, died on the 9th
inst, at bis home in New York
He has loft many enduring monu.
mcnts to his mechanical genius in
this country, not the least of W hich
is the magnificent bridge which
spans the Ohio at Cincinnati.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

A QUESTIONABLE REMEDY Tho
Cincinnati Commercial, in com.
menting on tho recent Railroad
murders at Mast Hope, Pa, says;
"The companies ought to be oom>
pelled, If compulsion be necessary,
to supply every car with axes,
crowbars, and other Implement Is
whcrcwith, in case of accident, the
wreck may be torn to pieces, and
persons fastened or pinioned among
the timbers might be released
from their perilous situation. -
1t would be decidedly an anus.
ing thing TO sit in car going at q
speed Of thirty miles an hour with
q prospect ofa Smash.up enlivencd
by the fight of q few axes and
crowbars among the passengers. -
Not any Of that for Joseph.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

THE YERGER CAsE,--An arrange
ment by which a decision in the
Ycrger habedS corpus case has been
postponed for n few months, gives
Judge CHASE further time to study
the situation and to learn how his
decision pro or con in that case is
likely to affect his chances for the
next Democratic Presidential nom
inaticn.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29
"Radical Eabrications."

1ne ucmocralHc papers OIL OnlO,
including the Eagle of this city,
seem TO think it an easy mode Of
disposing oftho charges of fprohiga.
cy and extravaganza against the
late democratic Legislature, to
style them "radical fabrications." +"
They'll find that an "up.hill bust.
ness" before they get through with
it. Tho people of Ohio know too
well that these very papers, before
the adjournment, were 80 out Of
patience with their own Lcgisla-
ture, that they were repeatedly call.
ing on it TO stop da Wdling away its
time in useless and pernicious leg
islation, and to end tho session and
60 homo.
The people know to positive cer-
tainty, that all the legislation Of
the two years term of democracy
that was not absolutely hurtful or
useless might have been accom-
plshed in sixty days time with q
five hours itting each day. They
know that q democratic lcgisla-
ture, elected under q huo and cry
against high taxation, and under
tho promise of economy, reduction
of taxes, and q repeal OF tho bad
measures of tho Republican Lcgis.
lasurc, instead OF taking off the
popular burdens, piled them on
moro heavily than ever; instead of
reducing tho taxes, enacted laws
making an increase of them inev-
table for years to come; instead
of repeating obnoxious laws, al.
lowed those to stand against which.
tho loudest outcry was made; such
for Instance, as tho five dollar per
diem law rotating to the pay Of
members.
One would havO supposed, from
tho Clamor from tho Democratic
stump and press in 1867 against
this law, that not ono week of a
democratic legislativcsession would
havc been permitted to elapso
without wiping it from the statute.
book. But tho Eagle seeks to
shelter its friends undor tho clause
of tho Constitution prohibiting n
change of compensation during the
torn Of tho Legislature making it.
Hero is where tho torn "stupid
fool" comes in pat, to fit Tho in.
dividua( making such an OK.
cuso. That law is for all
timc, unless ropcalcd--and if it is
tho awful measure tho democracy
claimed when don ouncing the Res
publican legislature for it's passage,
and they fail to repeal it when thcy
have tho power, they arc just as
responsible for its continuance as
If they had originally enacted it,
Tho democratio legislature had no
scruplo in making laws that will
add to tho peoples taxes hereafter
--butit was terribly punctiIious
about doing anything to diminish
them by a measure which could
not take effect in its operation up.
on themselves.
Wo wait to SOC what success at.
tends any further exposition by
tho Eagle, Of tho lalsity of charges
against tho late Democratic Legis.
laturo.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29
Wool in New York.

Bauondahl & Co., Commission
Merchants, Now York, under date
of July goth, report as follows.
Transactions having principally
been in old Woods, at prices full as
low as in tho previous month, the
stock of same is greatly diminish,
cd, and now very small indeed
New fleeces are arriving freely, and
are partly disposed Of, viz: Ohio
and Pennsylvania at 46@48c; Now
York and Michigan at 42@46c;
Iowa, Illinois, &c, at 4O@425c, and
partly not offered on account Of
high cost.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

In the last Gazette the editor Of
that unblushing herald of untruth,
asserts that "we have already heard
of several Republicans who intend
TO support Gen, Rosocrans." We
will give the editor 81 head for
every Republican OF that kind he
will namo, and in addition agree to
give the names of three Democrats
who won't vote for Rosecrans for
every Republican he names who
will.- Belmont Chronicle.
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NOLU HBUN d &HOCKINGVALLIV
~ RAIL IkOAD ID.

Two trans daily leave Lancaster. conn ect.
W nG a. CoNlmb1ls with trnin for the NORTH
oouTH, EAST and WEST.
flrst commodatiOH-Leayes 7:Ih
,, a, ~, arriving at Columbus at 1000, A. NJ,
nniaklng droct connection for C,ncinnsti. AZ.
Ewing at that city at 300, p, M. Also, with The
OIeveland and Pan Handle rail reads for AN
points East. arriving at New York nj II. 90 n
pext pe.y dsy. Also with G. G. al G. railroad 10
pointswcst. P'S' "nu n"
second rruin-Express-Leaves at 1850 P.
~, arIlylngat Columbus nj 52n, p. M, max.
~ drert connection with c. G. LC,R.R.
ior klcnmond, Chicago, Indiansp oils and all
points west, arriving ut Chicago at 500, A.. M
next morning, and at INDIANAPOLIS mt A. ~
Also ma6ing direct connection with Little Mi
aIIll n; u, FOR Clncinn'ti, Dayton, &C.. arriy-
ing ~ tCinciDnatla at lHOO. p. NJ, AIso canned.
ine with Pan HaDdie r. r. for P,ttsbnrsh
aaelphin and New YSak, arri wing at Phi.
u. NJ, Nt day. ~ A''"V'
n6ia,s SiaGS'Se checked through to all importan,
JNo. W. DoHERTY,
JouN non, Master of Transportation.
JuhN BORLAND, Ag't, Lancaster.
may Is, lS6g-tE
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

Ono of the privations of the saw
ago tribes, according to Vincent
Collier, is the utter lack of "swear
words" In their language. They
arc, however, being rapidly sup.
piled with the necessary English
for that purpose.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

The Eagle manifests undue con
corn about "spasms" on our part.
Dear friend, you will bo of no ben
eft TO US as nurse or advisor
Don't be alarmed for the state Of
our health, but 60 on publishing
"spasms' from tho Gazette, and
our readers will be able to judge
whose intellects are most store
NM
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

Mr.. Abram Lee, of Missouri, the
gentleman whose ticket in the
great Chicago Gift Enterprise drew
the Crosby Opera House, died at
tho Burnet House on Friday aitor.
noon, Of dropsy Of the heart. Hc
arrived in the city on Thursday
with a parry Of friends from Ports.
mouth, Ohio, and intended to start
for tho East yesterday morning
Mr.. Ice was about fifty years Of
age. Commercial.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

The ladies Of Sandusky on the
90, !, treated the delegates to the
era nd Army Convention to an OK.
o,-sion and picnic dinner to Put
;n'K,.-. About 5000 persons
ro.o nro. 'cnt. Gov. Hayes, Gems.
, Ke;Ssr Lao ;, nd Burnett and oth-
,Ors delivered adj 'oo'0' '" VIZ sup
,port Of tho Sold erS orpnans
Homo. The Convent,> =" n"S au'
burned to meet next winh u III Oo'
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WHATS THE MATTER?-The Ed,
gle replies to goodnatUrcd sug.
gcstion Of ours in n very crusty,
grabbed manner. The temper Of
the old bird is getting sourcd. Tho
dampcr of Roscy's nomination, with
the unsatisfactory state of things
in the party, is to bo surc, enough
TO rilc the even serenity of his dis.
position and rullle his feathers, but
then it only makes matters worse
TO got excited so carly in tho cam.
paign. Keep cool, neighbor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

Political affairs in Spain are yet
in decidedly unsettled condition.
Tho partisans Of Don Carlos have
made an outbreak, and the nations
al troops havo had n fight with
them. The Carlists were defeat
cd. but the indications arc threat
cning, and point to general and
bloody civil war in that unhappy
country.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

Madam senyah. the flying ira.
peze performer, missed her balance
while making her flying leap" at
Kent, Ohio, a few days ago, and
fell thirty feet, striking on her
head and shoulders, injuring her
severely.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29
"Barrett's" the only safeguard.
TRRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful ndiscretIon, will for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free toalI
who needit, the receipt and directions for maxi
ing simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishingto profit by the adve rtiser's 3
experience, can doso by addressing, n perfect
confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN,
No. l2Cedar street, New York
may 81, 'Go-ly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

The French Atlantic Cable has
boen spliccd to tho shore cablo at
Duxbury, Mass, and messages have
been transmitted from Europe to
America by it. The leading cities
are bonoring the event by cclcbra.
tions.
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Money! Moncy!!; Money!u

Wanted, and must be had, in settlement o
Those indebIed are earnestly invited TO call on
GA. Mithof or Chas. II. Creod one or the
other ofwhom will at all times be fourd at
their Office over the Hardware Store of Mthof
& Co., andtheytrust 1t will not be necessary
to repeat this invitation in different shape.
June 10, G0-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

We learn from an article in the
Sentinel that in letter written l.y
Gen. Rosecrans last year, "there
were sentiments breathed which
were dear to the Democratic heart"
We think that in a letter written
by tho same gentleman a few years
earlier there were Sentiments
breathed' which "Rosy" thought
were dear to the Democratic neck.
-LOQdn RepubLican.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

The Logan Republican oxults
over tho prospect of tho con.
struction Of tho Straitsvillo and
Hooking Railroad as a sure thing.
Its completion will add vastly to
tho importance Of the 9, and IL.
V. line.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29
A VALUABLE FARM FOR
SAL E.

Tho'nrm. belonging to theestate ofthelate
Dr.Jnmes White, three miles East Of LaDcas
ION the Ztnesulle & MaysyiIleTurnpike,
containing $50 sores. For terms enquire at
Slocum& & Whites Drug store.
Jt
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

The Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue decides that no tax can be
levied upon sales ofloans Of build
Ing associations.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

The Logan Republican pomtodly
asks-"1f for a negro to vote once
is n crime, justifying Imprisonment
in tho penitcntiary for .fUc years,
what sort Of an offence is it for q
democrat 10 voto tUiCc}"
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Itch Ointment.

Why will you Scratch when re-
lief car be obtained for 25 cents?
Buy q box of Liuin9Ston'S Itch
Ointment at Slocum & Whites
Drug Store. tf.3S
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

Guiding MoTHER--My child, do
you know where tho liars 60 to?
CHILD-Oh, yes--tbey scatter
around the country and go to edit.
ing democratic newspapers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

S%Senator MORToN, of In :
diana, and Governor HAYES, of
Ohio, will speak at WHINING
TON, Ohio, on the 18th of Au-
gust.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

General Rosecrans' acceptance
will, doubtless, bo received in few
days Ohio Eagle.
Doubtless" you are trembling
in your boots lest it should be.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

Don't forget the pIace-Yard
corner of Canal ard Bridge streets,
North Columbus.
12.tf VORYS & BRO.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-29

Builders of Fairfield County {!
We will for thirty days sell Lum.
Der at the following prices for
cash nor hnDdred.