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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25
WASHINGTON.
Senatorial Caucus--Tenurc-Of
Office.


WASHINGTON, March %.
The Republican Senators were
in caucus about two hours this
morning and about the s0me time
this afternoon on the Tenure.of.
Oflire uct. Mr., Conkling's propo.
siiion to suspend the law for four
years or during the admins.
tration of President Grant, was
discussed with much animation.
Several Senators declared that
they would not be bound by the
caucus aad retired from tho room.
Mr.. Edmunds subsequently, Of
ferod resolution that the act
ought not to'be repealed This al
so occasioned o lively debate.
Finally resolution was adopted
that the bill and ponding amend.
mepts in tho Senate shall be re.
committed to tho committee on
Judiciary, witha view to a modi
fcation of the law now in force,
II is not known what change;
will be proposed. Many Senators
suppose they will bo such as to ro
lievo the President from tho pres
ent embarrassments.
1t would seem that the majority
of Senators are opposed to the to
al repeal OF the law and desire e
retain its principles. but think tha
some provision may bc added
which will render it generally sat
isiactory.
The President has sent in n,
nominations 10 day.
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New York Cattle Market.
NR,v VopR MARCH ~

NEW YORK, March u.
Receipts for the Week-5,5 ,55S
Beeves, 1892 Sheep and Lambs,
and 1913 Hogs. af
BEEVES-With moderate ar.
rivals and fair demand, the mar.
ket for beef cattle ruled steady
and firm AT ll@l75c for common
to extra, during the last part Of
last week, To-day the arrivals
were $500 head, and the demand
being passably.activc, tho market
was steady aud full prices realized
for all grades, tho sales being at
.ll@l71c., tho bulk offerings were
about medium quality. The cur.
rent quotations are: extra, Tho
l71c; primo, l6l@l7c; fair to good,
l59@l6lc; ordinary, l3l@l5c; in.
ferior, ll@l3c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-During
the latter part of the week were
firm; to-day the arrivals we're light,
and the demand tolerably active;
prices were firm TOR best stock,
which were most sought; among
tho offerings to-day was an extra
lotot State Wayne, averaging i4Sl
lbs, and hold at l0lc, Sales dur.
| inp the week were &. 433 head and
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eriiI) rcQueated Mr.. Wolf TO con
fne himself in his arguments tC
the substitute Of Mr.. Scott, q
Warren.
Mr.. W0lf continued bis objsc'
tions at some longth.
MIR Scott, ot Hamilton, offered
the following as q substitute fol
the original resolution--Substi'
tute II. ] r 14i.
/, .RssoIpsd SsiAs General, Asssa'Sls
of the State of Ohio That, the
State Board Of Charities are here
by instructed To- report to this
General Assembly at their earliest
convenience, and if this General
Assembly shall adjourn before
they shall have time 70 prepare a
report, then they shall report TO
the next, General Assembly in
January, 1870, q plan for IN Inter
mediate State Prison Of they
think the State needs anew PRISON.
q lemoraclng mI me M tolIoMlng l'sms; !
oo,ima,ad cdsp of ths Shail,l;og
ID Tho amount Of land ro.
quired. M 'i'aalt
Sd AS to locality, whether it
should be connected with or en-.
tireIy separated from tho Pcni-
tentiary.
4Lh. A plan Of discipline and
gogernment, which plan shall
have for its chiei object tho re-
formation Of the prisoners
9th. A.plan grading tho pris-
oners SO as to determine who are
to be in the Penitentiary, who in
the intermediate prison and who
in the reform school
Also, any other matter relating
TO the subject that they may deem
advisable to communicate to the
General Assembly.
After some parliamentary fili.
h..,..; .,os,;on ,nos
e ~
ofuercu 70 DO Pus' 's
The question DO ing on agreeing
10 tho substitute Tor the Original
resolution, proposed 5y Mr. Scott
OF Hamilton The yeas and nays
were called thereon aud resulted
-ycas u, nays 40. so the SUBJ
stitute was not agreed 10.
The question 'hen being on
agreeing to the substitute or the
first section OF the original resoiu-
tion, proposed Dy MIR. Scott, OF
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Legislative Notes.


Tho House has indefinitely post
poned the Senate bill to abolish
tho office of Commissioner fRail.
roads and Tolegraphs. Yeas %;
nays 20. lHlt
Tho Senate has passed bill
authorizing the private sale Of
goods at two. thirds Of their up.
praised value, on an order of exc
cution.
The House has passed q bill az.
thorizing additional taxation to
build school houses where any
sub-district has not borne its pro.
portion of taxation for such pur.
pose.
Also an act authorizing road
work TO be done by the first Of
August.
Also a bill fixing the weight Of
q bushel OF stone coal at 80 lbs; Of
camel coal at 20 lbs; tho meas
ure OF cord wood at 1913 cubic
ieet; of tan bark at the same.
The bill requires all coal to be
weighed IN cities and towns.
The House has passed q bill re-
quiring Assessors to collect the
necessary statistics for keeping
tho registry Of births and deaths.
On Thursday, March 4th, the
House spent most OF the afternoon
in discussion Of resolutions to In.
vlte Andrew Johnson TO visit the
Capitol and receive tho congratu.
lations of tho Legislature. Some
OF the Democratic members oppOs.
tho resolutions on account Of John.
sons previous loyal record, and
they were finally postponed in.
definitely.
Tho House has passed a bill fix.
ing the weightof lard at u lbs,
per gallon.
Also a bill requiring the town.
ship assessors TO collect statistics
Of pig iron, hoop iron. sheet iron,
castings, water crafts, mining
social OWL, etc. 'am
The Senate adopted o resolution
requiring the Superintendent oi
tho State House 10 take charge ol
the photographs Of members oI
1.-The Senate and House, made OF
hereafter to DO made, and cause
them TO be hung in the rotuDdt
oitho State House for preservation
Tho House amended so as TO reAC
cshali take charge of members n
tho Senate, mado,' etc, "and shal
cause them TO be hung" ,"etc.
A bill has passed the House au
thorlzing the election OF City Mar
! shal and othcr city officers by th,
people. na 1ea
Pending tho consideration il
tho Senate OF a bill to establish
Home for the orphans Of soldier
, of tho United States, Mr.. Carte
moved to strike out tho words
"United States, so rs to includ
tho orphans Of Confederate sol
/. diers, The Democratic member
!, allvoted for tho amendment OK
cepting Mr.. Lawrence, The a
8 mendment was lost.
!. A bill has passed both Houses
D and il is now q law, providing ihR
! tho measurement ola bnshcl o
I lime shall DO 20 lbs, and of COX
!; 40 lbs,
/. Tho bill Furnishing false weight
(. Of live stock, hay, coal, grain an
0 iron ia now law.
0 The XVIII amendment to III
!. Constitution oftAe United State
!. was taken up 10 the House o
Friday and referred 10 the Con
!. mittce on Federal Relations.
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New York Market.
New YORK. March %

NEW YORK, March %.
FLOUR Closed dull and a shade
lower. Q
sGRAlN- Wheat quiet and strong
ly in buyers favor; No. 2 spring
nominal at 81 .4O@l AZ. Rye nom,
inal. Oats dull and heavy, at 73@
734c for western in store. CornIin
good supply and dull; S4@S6c ior
new mixed western.
PROVISIONS = Pork dull; s3l.
30 for new mess, cash and regular
Beef dull and unchanged. Cut
meats active and steady 4 Bacon
quiet and steady. Lard quiot; lS3
@l9 for fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 25@27c.
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Amendment to City Election
Law,

IT q q
The Ohio Legislature has passed
an act amending The law for the
election >of City officers, which
with a small exception will apply
to tho coming April election in
Lancaster. We copy tho material
portion Of the amendment:
Sec SO. The qualified voters of
each city OF the second class shall,
on the first Monday Of April,
1869, and every second year there.
alter, elect q city marshal, who
shall hold hisOffice for two years;
a city solicitor, who shall bold his
office tor two years; and a city
civil engineer, who shall hold his
ohco for two years; and a city
fire engineer, when said city has
paid steam fire department, who
shall hold his Office for two years
ana o street commissioner, who
shall hold his Office for two years.
and city clerk, who shall hold
his Office for two years. said clerk
shall have the custody Of all the
laws and ordinances of the city,
and shall keep regular and cor,
rcct journal OF the proceedings o.
tho council, and shall perform
such other duties as may be re-
quired by the ordinances Of the
city. The clerk in office at the
expiration of the term of service
of any council. shall continue il
Office until his successor shall bt
elected and qualified.
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A great many sldo bits7are be.


A great many side bits are be-.
ing made ut the PLANTArioE BIT-
TIERS BY o score or two of disinter-
ested friends, who are endeaRoring
% imitatoor counterfeit them II
iAall Of 20 use. The people vbn't {
90 imposed upon. PLANTATION
bIrrERs are increasing in use and
popularity every day. They are
in the same sized bottle, and made
just as they were at iirst. They
make the weak strong, the Ianguid
brilliant and are exhausted ma.
ture's great restorer. The recipe
and full circular are around each.
bottle. Clergymen, Merchants,
and persons whose sedentary hab
its induce weakness, lassitude, pal
lpitatiun of the heart, lack of appe-
tito, liver complaint, &C., will find
Immediate and permanent relief
in these bitters.. But, above all,
they are recommended TO weak
and delicate females and mothers.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to
the bestimported German Cologne,
and sold a. half the nrica u ,tf'
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Tho Legislature OF Georgia, after
having adopted resolutions ratify.
ing tho fifteenth constitutional
amendment, roconsidcrcd its action,
and on a final vote on the question,
rejected tho amendment. II was
not party vote, many democratic
mernbcrs voting for ratification and
many Republicans against il.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEL On the 18th inst.,'
at tho sAiithotf House," by Rev. @. W. Mech-
ling, Mr.. John Bcrtschin and Miss sarnhA.
schadel, both Of Fairfield County.
T, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EG-sOn the 18th inst. At
the resdence OF tho hride's Father, by Rev:
Il. O. Turner, MIR. Lcbolian ~ 6ie!halt and
barbara O. rusng, Both Of Fairfield county
ohio., .,.i ..,t.
A.LEN--ALLEN-Att tho Tallmadge House,
on Tuesday, March Esd, 1909, oy kev; b. n
spahr, Mr.. John l.. Allenahd Miss Mary 2.
daughter OF Lyman Allen, ESQ,
GRINER--ALLEN--Atthe same time and
piace, hy the same, AIR. Edwards Griner an 4
Miss EinorR, daughter ofIyman Allen, I.sI'
n1l Of Fairfield oO nhia.
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NEW ADVE2 SEM tNTS

John Turner, Of the town OF Los Angeles, IN
the county OF Los Angeles, in the State Of fCni.
liornia, is noti fed that Janette s. Turner did
on the 5lh day ofAugust, 1905, Ole her petition
In the otfice Of the Clerk ofthe Court OF Com
mon Pleas, OF Fairfield county, Ohio, charg-
,ng the said John Turner with having been
wi1nilIy absent from petitioner for more than
three years last past, and alleging that he
owned lot 200 In The town OF Baltimore, IN
said county, and lying that she may be dl-
Nyoiced n ON said John Turner and for alimo-
NJ. wh,oh pettion will stand for hearing at
the next term OF said Court.
wy "e~' ]. r. VANDEMARK,
Clerk Of said Court.
Marah az. ia6a--6w1
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A Fresh Lotof.WalI Paper.

A. Brenneman has. just received
a large and well selected assort-
ment of Wall Paper for the Spring
trade, and invites all those wishing
anything in that line. 10 call and
see his style and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
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H u q q It EW'
From 5000 to $500, according b
style and finish. \ !.
NOTICE

NOTICE. l..... <. Sssia ~
10 Adam Troyer. Daniel Troyer aed Adam
Stu'smnn OF Noble county, Indiana, and Jc hnI
lIoyer OF Howard county, Indiana. ~
You vii take notice That on March sch, 1890 |
william Headens, Nancy Hoadens, his wife
and others, the children and heirti at.law oi
John Stutzmnn late OF the county Of Fairfeld,I
deeeased, filed in the Clerks offee IL M.
rourt OF Commen Pleas Of said Falriie Id co,ln-
~, their petition against them and, 9th ers. and
the same ls now therein pending, wherein the
plaintiffs demand partition OF the lollow,nq 2
premises, situate IN said Fp!ruelis county I
ana being the same premises up oumhich said
VIZ: ~ r,llT' q ~ =
A part dissection 81, township II, range III
described as folloysE Beginn ming at the .iouih-
Eest orncr Of the lands ono owned by Jam q
kayliDgs; thence West 20 perchen To- post
hence Souuh 90 perches 80 = posi-; thehck
west OK peIches TO n. white oak; thence Koftf
10 nerchest 70 post; thence North 60degfeS
Ehst - perches TO post; thence South a. AM
so acres.
Also a part ofihe parne section deacflbed N
follows. beginning at the South. eaat corner
OF said section; thence West 100 percheA
post; thence North 100 perch hes 30 : in.xs
thence east 100 peTches TO post; the nee BonI
100 perches 70 the beginning, containmG q
acres and one half Tlif 5li,sF',s1
And You are q lso notified that you - 70
| quired to appear and answer said petitiNn or
or before the third saturday Aaer ne 2pih
day Of April next. fsg9'7fr1
JOHN &. BRASEE,
marcn 20, 't9-bWl Atty for Plaintiffb.
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Jhe 6asettE
NEW vOLUME.

The present issue Of tho Lancas-
ter GassTs begins the xth volume
ofthe current series. and the for
ty.fsur.h year Of tho existence Of
the paper. We have no disposi.
ton to indulge in self-gratulation
on the condition ofits affairs, but
may bo permitted to mention the
steady increase Of tie large list Of
Subscribers from tha worthiest class
Of our people, aud the tcnacity
with which it's numerous original
patrons have clung to its support.
as evidence that it is an institu.
tion high In tho regard Of four com.
.munity, and especially in that Of
tho friends who havc made its in;
timato acquaintance. 1t will be
the continued aim OF the proprie-
tors TO keep tho Gazette In con.
dition to merit the constantly in.
crensing favor Of the people among
whom itcircuIates, by ondeavoring
tckcep pace with tho progress of the
times in adding to the efficiency and
utfulnesscft paperby yevory means
within the compass Of its resour-
ees. We trust that every friend Of
the Gazette will remember that tho
better its support the better will be
tho paper; whilc for our part wO
will try TO bc governed by tho
maxim, the better tho paper tho
better will be it's support.
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Wc arc indebted to Hon. p. Van
Trump for n copy Of tho volume
Of memorial speeches delivered In
the House on tho occasion of tho
death Of Thaddcus Stevens, and
for other documents and papers.
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U. s, Annual Taxc,
18th Collection Dist. Ohio

Appeals relative 70 any erronepneer sEeek
aive Valuations, aalessmsnlr o. shunefelio
BY The AsaenoFor Asslplhnt nt A fnssl5fs rolur
ed 10 the annual lists iuF lsgn, viii " receive,
and determined BY the Assesfor q lls ial|
Dlsiriettnf ohlo.at his ofiee u .Laasa;ssl
Ohio, until and on ths lalh day 81 Abili ,lss'
All sucis. appeals mnsi be In vritlpa beeifI
ing the particular canse matter or thing .ss
epeciing vhiun decision q requested, sa
also stating ground or principle sisiIgr esE
planned pr
March IS, lsc9-avI Aessssar.
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Beantlfnl MAllPaper.

Those Of our iflendswanting Wall PNperthis
sprlns will do we'll tooali at Tuthilrs new
store. whore vou will inda greater varie-
~, newer styles, and lower prices
than any whero IN the city. For one dollar'
J on can buy enough common paper iora
whole room. i#itset tlo taN
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What Generalsherman is Do

Washington specials state that
General Sherman has pretty much
revoiutioniEed the way Of doing
things in bis department, and that
ho is instituting vigorous econom-
ic measures. The order for con !.
solidating tho army is carried ont
by him With rigid faithfulness, al
though it lops many officers from
tho service. on the part of some Of
whom it causes no little cbufing
and grumbling. We only wish
that President Grant had as eff
cicnt aid in every branch Of the
public service to carry out bis
views Of reform and retrenchment
as hc has in that presided over b.
Gen Sherman.
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Nomination of Con. Long

AQAe
r street.
Tho Now York Tribune of the
l2th-inst, says:
Our new President has done
many things for which his coun
try will ever hold him in grate.
ful remembrance; but ho never
did n wiser or nobler act than his
nomination yesterday Of Gen
James Longstreet for Surveyor OF
the Port OF Now Orleans. Gener.
al Longstreet was a Robel-a
fighting Rebel-tho best division
commander in their service after
Stonewall Jackson; yet from the
hour of downfall of the coniedcr.
acy, ho has been the most earnest,
consistent Unionists 10 tho South.
and has been scorned, taboocd,
sconTed at therefor by aIl that Is
malignant and inplacable in the
South, His nomination for
n high trus. by Con. Grant is
ono of the best measures Of prac
lical Reconstruction yet devils.
od, and reflects honor on all con.
cornod. We hope Tor its prompt
confirmation.
And tho Now York Tribune oi
the 10Th inst, has the following;
rue CASE OF oEN. LoNdSTREET.
To The Editor of The Tribune.
Sir; II tho appointment to Office
ofGon. Longstreet is thereward ior
having been q traitor, and. when
defeated, accepting the situation, =
what reward is duo those Southern
loyAllsts who fought in the Union
army, and have since the wat
been champions Of Republican
principlesY | advocate Universal
Amnesty" unatcompanicd BY
appointment to Office. Am | righ,
or wrongp Yours &c., Jos. A
BLAIR, No SO WaIl.st.
THE rRIBUNEs ANSWER.
We heartily approve Of the nom
inalion Of Gen. Longstreet by oul
new President as an indication
that men are not 10 be foreVer ercud
ed from office becdu,e they wcre en-
gagsd in the late rebellion, That il
all tho Significance thoro is in thi
uomination--all that makos II i'm
portant, We do not know tha
Gen. Longstreet wants or will 40
cept tho Office, and are quito sur,
ho mover soughtit, Yet il seem
to us highly desirable that South
orn mon who are now Unionists
and acting heartily with tho part,
which elected Gen. Grant TO tn
: Presidency, should not DO iold b,
, that party that they can ncve
hold office, because they were one
Rebels II seems TO US that I
, ostraciso our friends because tho
we're formerly our foes would b
, equally ungeucrous and unwise,
+ As to those Southern loyalistl
who fought" &C., wc presume tho
will receive at loast nineteen on
e OF every twcnty Offices that are I
bo given in tho South; and W
a think this ought TO satisfy then
10 insist that they shall have th
y last crumb. is virtually 10 50
Z that we will have no accession
. TO our party from those who wer
ever rebels; for men cannot wit
!, reason bo expected to join part
which gives them notice that no d,
Q gree Of ability. integrity or efl
9 clency. on their part can EMIT
|. lhom to iis confidence or ils hol
q ors. IL wns u maxim OF the Greel
: that you should treat your cnenl
so TO make II easy for him TO b
u your friend. We do not thin
d Mr.. Blair Dnd those who thin
With him have improved npan m
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Governor Bakor, OF Indiana, has
issued a proclamation cohvcning
tho legislature Of that State in OK.
ira session on tho 9Th of April.
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WESTERN MONTHLY This new
Chicago periodical reached its
third number with the issue for
March. The quality of its Iilera>
ture has improved with each sue.
cessive number, and 1t begins 10
wear the mir Of an established in.
stitution. The people Of tho West
should make this an assured fact
bv giving it generous support.
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March sS. isOo-swl
{ Yalyable Farm for Sale.

vHyuEuNpERsIeNED oFFERsFoR SALE
ON very 6ayo rable terms, avery desra-
bie emall farm in Richand township on the
road nom Rushyille to New Salem
Said farm consists Of - acres OF good land,
with good dwelling house and outbuildings,
0oofspring, and orchai d OF Achoice selection
efgraned applos, budded penches, plnms, &c.
II adjoins the farms of Christian Baker and
John Woolard.
For further particulars, terms, &C., apply
to the subfcriber on the premises.
ss 'hst rsa JOSEPH VANDYKE.
March es.fsS0-.3mt.
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"Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR.. G. Won BoNnoRsT is our on
~ Licensee for the manufacture Of
dentures hpon Hard Rubber for
the town of Lancaster.
All persons are hereby caution
ed not topurchase or use Rubber
Dental Plates made by parties not
licensees Of this Company, as by
so doing they render themselves
equally liable for infringement. A
reward will be paid for information
convicling any. parties of viola
tions Of our Patents.
JOSIAH BACON,
Treasurer Goodyear Dental Vul-
canite Co.
March, ls, 1s69-1y.
"Barrott's," "Barretts," "Bar-
rett's."
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The now administration Ia cvi.
IDENTIFY inclined to be favorable 80
women's rightS Mrs. Elizabeth
Van Lew has been appointed Post.
mistress at Richmond, Va, and
women have been appointed to
similar positions at several other
important points.
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The Vei0elpcde at the State
Fir.

Al the meeting Of tho Ohio State
Board Of Agriculture, recently held
At Columbus II was agreed to offer
a premium Of ono thousand dollars
to. tho beat thrcc crops Of wheat,
Of not less than Gve acres grown
on tho same ground. 1t was also
decided 10 give premium of one
hundred dollars to tho most skill.
ipl man;puIator OF tho velocipcde
Vt the State Fair, and fifty dollars
% the second bcst. Tho trial Of
skiilis to take place on the second
aa5 qi ihe Pair
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Tho question Of tho disposal Of
tho tenurorof-ofice Law drags heavi.
ly in the Sen4te,and is likely to oc
cupy several days yet before def.
nitc action is had. The latest ac-
tion upon Il was to refer il to the
Judiciary committee with the view
cfhaving ! nowbilI frsmed, which,
while retaining some Of the impor,
tant features Of the present law,
should Jet prove no obstruction
in the way Of President Grants
Administration in tho matter Of
appointments to Office.
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A. J. has got homo to Grcenville,
Tennessee; has had reception and
delivered an address in which he
spoke highly Of tho Constitution.
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Leading journals Of EngltLd,
France and Germany. with scarce.
ly an exception, are profusc and
decided in their expressions of
praise Of President Grants Inau.
gural address.
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Card.

The underslgned, having determined once
more to take up his residence in the city Of
Lancaster, Of which he was formerly for so
many years citizen, lakes this occasion 70
me nsion that the property on Columbus
Street. known,a ,ae The eBprnet House." has
come into his Postessisn by purch ase, and
that The same will be closed unit Il 'eansb be
made ready forthe purposes ofa private resi-.
deree' for which he expects 10 occupy II as
soon as the noe tssary arrrangements are per-
fecsed. z s1n,ita wYGUM.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

Hon. B. +. Butler has our thanks
for pamphlet copies Of his speeches
on tho finances and on tho reduc.
tiOn Of tho army.