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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16

Dpnnerfa9 Atenb mar ein .bDdf mid
tiaer Mtenb fir bic rep. Dartei unb bas Solf
bieies @taates. Nm ienem Abene fanb Der
9artei CAUCUS fat, Der entideiben iolte, OBJ
Na,mleY's safaute Steae i'm Senate tn Was
lbinstpn sen ibm wiebsr ODER Don Ser1aro
anoer5 bejest terben ipQte. Die M1rfel
iinp a~efaIsn. Gbe lie Telen, trat Donne0p
YOU Der Ganbiratur surad, er 3cs cine rer@
bedte @etirabe spr. &a,niee If scnnGaueus
uno bamit spn Scr 9~e9iSlatur lhoa errdblt.
Der ,,2appes" BON einern @iltinlo., niAt su<
frieeen, taG er pom erten Otftritte ant y
Nppeuber ais Ser. 9taaten &epralentd1t
aepdtlt rnrbe, bab unt feline domination
;u teperfte aiseu, SO Mal baQottrt tpereen
muete, trurpe 1T bieiem Caucus ais Rarts
iess !5auptseseneanoioat oorselhobsn u'S
erbis1t % Gtimmen. !3fpei Son DpnnelpS
aeuten tpurcen MD am Donnerita9 Nad@
mittas aufeefauft, Cine fonaiihe &oae
lpielte ser gipneer 1T bieier Afaire, bteies
S1att bat ales MOsli&e fir Ran,fsy &C.
tban ul,b Treitag Mcrsen fontrnt Der @ios
neer lsraus unb 1ast:
Ram(ep If ciner Der Grtremtea &erublts
Faner in besgSprtes sertpe9enfer geoeutuna,
lit Der &ariFrase, in nattona(en MFairen, IN
Der Gentralilaticnsz Doftrine, 1T Der Geeo1'
Rruftiousfrase, tur3 er sebt nit Neuenslaro
bur6 Did unt Dinn. Das 1T Nptbsuht
Der Nrlitif.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
erabse1ebte niebrise Yreiis

E7 5erabeelebte n~iebrige Yreiie
in GQenwaaren. Dieienisea unterer Qeier. uels
DE in Minneapolis uno ct. MntboaY einfaufeu,
,rerpeu tpobltbun uno @elb iparen, wenn le In
einem Der @tores BON 3. OT tn obi
aen Yldben (~einerlei, wel@er Don beiben) por=
lpreden, ba er iceben etnen pra@tisen .euen
5tcd pon Dry@ooos, 3iten uno Rappen u. {.
~. Don ieslider@ ottuue erO1uet bat. @ie fSns
men ilt barauf perlalen, bier ben pollen Wertb
fir ibr @elp 3u erbalten.-Give him a call.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16

2G6erlid. - @enn OeutlGe unter ld
lieter ein idaueerbaftes Gnslii@ fpre@en, fiat!
ibre ebrlidt, teutlde Mutteripra9e ~ eebrau'
Gen, tlo6 neil le s%lauben, bae tas gnsliiae
surnsbmer tlinet. Die Gbpren! @ie serratbea
l9 baburg bel slmerifanern unb OeutiGen ant
Gnbe tlps ais SGwadtSpfe. Mande M!een
i1 ein, eia iebr eutes gnslii@ 81 ipredeu, ct-
gleid le in jetem Sase bic aQereinfa9fen &e=
seln Der Gramn1atit notb;idtiseu. Mande
slauten spaenbete Gnslanber su iein, peil ie es
gu elmer leioli@eu Gelduf9feit in Der @usiprade
sepSbnli9er &eteasarten setradt batsn; absr
am Gnee it bas, tras ie ipre@sn, nur sin orbi
narss v&utigeren9lid" bas uater ben 0ebiloe~
ten ais isbr i4ledte Miin,e bet,a9tet ,rirt.
@pre9tn iplde 2sutden 1T ibren Tamilien blpb
Gnslii9, barn it's tein Wunser, trenn bas
@IbnGen, bas bic euslii9e @&ule beiudt lia
iber bic 9usiprade leiner ubut@" SHUTTER pser
leines voutd" gater5 luitis nna@t nae eab
1olde bofnunsssuae @prSbliaee s0n elmer tpab~
rem Geraatuns sesen ales, pas Deutl9 beiBt
erfiQt ,perten unb I9 81 edteu 9now-N otbinss
bsranti!esn. Menn mir I'm un5 bid. II, urb
leben, rie siel Mibe i@ bic eetilottten Mmeri'
faner ssben, un Deutl9 gu lerneu, bana icaten
mir to9 mabrli@ ales auftieten, UNI uniern
9inbsrn ben sroben @urtbeil rer &enntnib isner
@prade gu ssridafen, in Der ein @Stbe anb cit,
S&iQer f9rieten, bic in Gurrra alleia ron GO
MiQicnen Meui9en seipru9sn ,piro nne trcB
a1er bprnirten Nidtswi1er ibren boben Ginfub
int @side bet Setter bebaSpten pire, 10 LANCE
Is iterbauft cine 2iteratur eiebt uno 9anife
unb Bi6tni9aftsn nod eas 9eben perebeln!
@ir ilnb nett %entfertt, Elm Deutidtbumler 81
iein, aber mir meinen, bab Deati&s untsr l@
unb in ibren Gamilien Deutl9 ipre@en ioQtsn.
Dis Mutterlpra&e tleitt bod bic Sprade, in
Der man feline @efable ant beien anseriiden
fam. @ie idSn bas peutlde 9teb
vMutteripra9e, Mutterlaut
8ie 70 tuunnelau, 70 traut"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16

Seffenttt@ @fntabuns!a ur erSB-
ten unb ppltanci9len &~eitauration Die BON
@&illeru. CD M ID 81. 242, 3. Str. Son
festa an peroen 81 ieoerS tuuoe DE Iuleru,
WeniaeL Joreleu. Gleildjortsn aIer Mrt, Wilp,
fura @aes, pas Der Martt an DelifateGen bietet,
ferpirt. Die feinfen 8eine uno 0iqueure bic.
tet uulere Bar; Gri4te. Gonfeft uno Gonbito<
reiuaaren in better Nuswabl. DieMufwartuue
~ feber 2eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16

- SIM Grempeleau unb I'M Wauntehoie
GbaIe lit @istonl fit linb burG tes Tattern BOT
traneisem @eljdtornlrub $50 @tad @intrisb
frepirt. 6obalS bic 2ranfbeit bel einem @tad
Rintrieb ausbraa, waren ale Nrsnsien verge
hens, lit 4 @tunetn bara,f erfclste bsr Sob
unb na9 bemielben fanp man lei t1nterlutunssa
Nlurlpen son 8ranbmebl in ibren 0eibern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
8 s.
ct. Vaul, IL. San.

ct. VauL IT. San,
Sm 5aule eelGab ta1tlte NIT Iusnaens
ter Ginltyuns son % Ratt % ietsaten Cont
mittees.
Ser Bebn Yuu @incna seb0rt su ben ern'<
mittees fir Snbianer> Mnseleseubeiten, Gilen"
babnen unt Der SFentiden Gebauten; Serr
@utulpb sebSrt gu fclsenben 3: COMMITTEE fur
Banter, fir trobltbdtisen Sn0ihaten nno fur
Giamanberunss- glnseleeenbeiten; Ssrr Uaber
aet1rt gun, Gpmite fir Drudiaden nne gum
Gpmite fir Ginwaneerunss< Mnselesenbeitfn ;
int lestereu fnb 2 Deutl9e Ruoclpb uneTater,
a,rei Nprweaer, 2arlen unb Mafer, nnb Mn1e~
rifaner, Sbumplpn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
Senat.

6t. Vaul, II. San.
Cine Genfl9rift, m ten Gonsreb 'rsz
get unter1IBuns burd National-Grerh fit bic
Norttern g,aeife 8abn fant sur Spsiten se'
flung.
Gin @elsg> rel9es bic srn Minrna fur ZEN
8au Der @iupna Normall@u!e sel9enften San'
tereien gum gerfaufe trinst, palllrts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16

magaa= SER eugene Sbein bat Dem Wans
perer 1T gang fur;er 3eit 1913 nene &bonner>
ten serlhaft. Npbel 9etban!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16

- Nn Neuiabrstage tuer Der MilFiippi st.
acuiber Yreecp!t nod often.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
Ser @ duterer.
OdS 6eimffGtte=6efe

SIR biz nSrbli9en Staaten unb Serrttp~
rien (%9unbessebiete) 1T bic naAfeMabre9el,
pe16e gu beiAlieeen ,udre, Gin Gjelek, bab
fanftis fein Sunpeslanb mebr AT attbere
Qeute ais bic pirt1iden Mnbauer %serauDert
werten fol-.
Seter wirflihe Mntauer aber ioate oas
ron i9n bsleate Bunbee1ano (niht aber cine
Gierte1tfticn Don 100 Mdern) 10 LANCE eiz
sentbumlt4 beliBen unb in ieincr Samilte
rererben f0nnen, ais er rbtr ie Is 'pirtlih
bebaut. SSenn lomit Der jebisen Serihlet>
berurs Der Sfsnt1i4en eanbsrsisa an srpbe
Gcrppratipnen, pic Staaten, G%ilenbabn>
Gompasnier uno Spefulanten seteuert wlr>
Be, 70 tpdre bic @eimfitte<Sia e~rfteine matre
@ptlthat serporpen.
@as tilft bic es pisl9eritntte 0eies Dem
arnten Mrtetter, ipenn a1es nod nnbeteste
8unbeslanp weit bralben III Der Btlbntb
liest, wp es feinen @ertb Bat: wdbrenb bic
befen rpten 9lnbereien, bic nod III Ser Mdte
Ycn MIrften, @erfebrsfraben unb 8iloun9s>
mitteln 81 baben iinb, ben ea%nbipefulanten
seb6ren, uel4e le bod int 9reie balten nne
bem Mnlleoler ;etnfaA sertheaern?-
Gpr altcn Diu9en a1io 1mub Der Gonsreb
Der meitereu Austrettuns biefes arsen lletsls
elm :3tel ityen; er ntub sic eanblpefalatipn
teldrarftn unb tafar irr9eu, bab bic rpirfli=
Aen 8ebauer bes Sunbeslanbes 1,tdt i,nn,er
tpeiter 1T bic @ilpnib tinau5 pertrieben tpers
ben, pp lie untsr unldsliden Gntbetrunset1
itr earsss 2ebsn bin3ubrinsen babsn, ehe
lire ainbcr bas 9eranraden Der GiYtli]ation
an lire Sarrnen, unb ba,nit ben Qpbn fur
aQe Mrbeiten unb Gnttehrungen ter Gltern
erleben fDnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
s.
ct. paul, IL. San.

ct. paul, IL. San.
Dt BID sur Se%sullmddtisuns ber ct. paul
@aNsr Gompasnie lire 2iaie gu aneern uno
ibrs Berte auSsubebnen> tparb ans 9aneels'
Gpmite rsrpitlen.
Cine 8iQ tpesen ben, &c Sueur Gountslse
nurbe Bonn t%streAenben Gp.n;te tsridtst unr sur
Yaliruns empfoblen.
Sir. Cyan leets cine 8ia sur sur Imeneirnns
sen Geet. I47, Iitel 10, 6apitel 66, Der aase-
meinen geleye. Mr. Gbewn!ns cine auf
neutrality-suspicious. ts;uslid. Mr. Gss-
rett-eiue wesen Geffeamra ees Srtes hes &c
@ueur Gcuntydses. Mr. Barter cine aaf
;3susniB III @e9tsla@en f9 besiebenee.
Mat tisle einsen at bic rslp. Grnites.
Stnnt.
Ct paul, 10. San.
DiIIs.
Smitb's Bid, bic :3eit CUR atbalb1ue Der
DiFrift-gourt tn Dafutn, paiirte %einnimumis.
Die 9ausbia, 8eb,pins @&ulbeb0roe sur
Muesabe spn Bombs gu erma@tiSen, mares at
Genatpr 8ritcl Yerpieleu.
Die 8ia it YaiFrt.
Der @enat palVrte int Gsnite ses @an5en
einaimmis ZEN 9ulfseelu@ an ben GcnsreB fur
teu Sau Der Nortbern parifc 8abn.
(ya1Irte am Donnertas aud i'm 5auie.
(g'apa Grant, ter, ~ie IS i&eint anRatt
puppe su fem, u,itr { sieren mia bat (9
i9un tnbireft eeeen ,peitsre gilsnbatn~S ubf>
tien erfl1rt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
eMtpeiscr GoIeete auSwartieer
Nldte.

Gbsuatyatsnua, eurn !Sra. S. 9. 9urtss, ) wv
8inpna. bara 9rn. 8. 9dtlA, .! "
gers Erier, tur@ 9rr. &no. Srfdaaan, % ~
Gsaa,siin nrs SFer, bird 3rn. SrIep. 3epf, ~
81. &eury, ~ oo
81. Selencatprl,, svrd 9ri. Sci. Iasel. ~
Ct. gesere, tus@ 9erren NfoIter It. gone.. 10 ~
5tiQYattr. tura 6rn. Sof. Wolf. 7W W
St;lra!s,, turds Rss. 8. %. 9rfuaa, 1oW
@lescse, turIb 9rn. Iatb. Tt0ac. 50 ~
Ssasopee, turG Sra. Sais unb Dunana. 1rW
DeGsriaiue, eurd 9rn. Subn Gated, y %
Nib,np.s, sura Srn. Nnt,a MassN, :" ~
s9purs Nmertea, twra 9ra. Spbu Sr''f's, 30
Iaslsrs Salts. sura 5rs. Gassar ean'sr' .IW
Benton. turd 9rn. Samuel frame, sW
Mcn.issue. tard !5rn. Ssbn sasW' s4o
ct. Mnttsny, bur9 6rn. Mntcn Gzstasa, - 70
NurtbFe1b, purG Sra. Insr. Ssiaf. IL 70
st. CLUB, tur1 9ca. 0erre 9:nnea, 81
gSacaaia, su.M lern. S. 81. ReTssr, 10
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16

- Sou 0ecrseto,pu Bis Wembina 1T idls9te
SAlitkntatn aus Mansel an @3nse.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
Mttnneipta 6eiet0ebt.a8.
site Sit II u 9.

ct. VauL II. San. 1863.
GeMat.
Is purSen % lebente unb 3 senae'nla1as
COMMITTEES far bisle Sisune sinsslset uno
&e0eIn %entrorfsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
Sm 8aa;m,

3ph fteter 80 rura ecu Seftetar bes
5dwei3er-G COMMITTEES a.serieicne 9ldse
nit tbren @eloteitrdsen aus: bpHentli9
reroan ale Bis { dtefens Gnbe bieles
AIGpnats etrenspll fh pen pbisen an
reiteu. 4. S.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-16
Neue Mn3etgen.

Giue Ger rrr;uslihaen Sarmea pes Staates &ianeicta,
- Nlelen ilblidJ ron 5aitines i'm Mel=3rier Excitement,
4 Ntet1e spn Ter fattssiden1 &trde unb 5dule. an elmer
5auptruab sclesen %enttaltenS $50 Nder Tarmlauo unb 50
Nfsr @uih. nenss Srametaus u,b 1eler Stal nit G5rana
nerp. sans srn Stein. sutes gDa6er beim 8anle, 100 older
inter @Fua. feline gDiefen (Iues s~prtrefltd e~tnsefeuit), NIT
rser rtne faamtli6en nesea Idtrsesdtbca, ano Sietitaae.
gSeeen 8etinsunseu Ii. I. 10. rsnre man i'd an cen Gtz
senttuner % iii elm Sdreiber, auf Der Sarn, peer
an Die Meoaftipn beS .,gSanherer".
Die Jarn, 1T lit nrblent s3~uitaase, u!te sic GeleaenGeit
cine Ger ,plnldensuerttelcn. 2ja 4o
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-26
GAs,gi'G GsETEa,

WHEAT Fields And STOCK RAN
CuQS ~ hnyn Ruono9 or Farms inr -..i, tl,runur
OIt CA.f}DR>IA, m irp''a ..r Que p.!r. ...l
:. cras NJ 70 Iwrty ,Ii,'.-a.l Terms 70 sl., lur
crs-cfa. I,tya .u,.s 'n Low z! .,s nv. .a i'i,.y
in'Nei- or y ~ '1 le = ~ " - nriMar. rtrn
Ic. Ace
sr- Corr. sronG, l,e solicited Aidrcss HE';RY
McKENTT, Darnr n H'p Estate, Oi.ice 3O4
Non com ySt:,e - NJ .a.,rcisC JCa,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14
a Very silly Fabrication.

Under the caption of "What
might havo been" n foolish story
IS pnbllshed by many papers that
PresidcHt Lincoln favored tho dis
membermcnt Of tho Unisn, and
prepared proclamation to that Of
feet, at the outset Of the rebellion
which he was prevented from is
suing BY the feeling engouderod N
tho North by tho firing on tho Stal
OF tho West.
The amount oftruth in Lhis story
may be inEerred from tho fact that
tho firing Ipon tho Star Of the Wes,
took place long before tho inangu,
ratioG OF President Lincoln, wbilc
Buchanan was Prcaidcnt. At The
time the proclamation alluded To /,
said TO have been prepared, !" Mr.
Lincoln was yet o private citizen
st his homein Springfield, Illinois
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14
The Prairie Farmer.

The Prairie Farmer, published
at Chicago> ia since its enlarge.
mcn'' prcomincntly the paper for
tho farmers of tho Northwest. I,
was tho Grst established, it ia tho
She shoapest, tho neatest, tho mos,
widely circulated, and tho mos,
reliable paper of its class published
in tho Wcst. Its articles, wilhou'
exception, are well and concisel,
writton or carefully selected. Io
every person who thinks Of takinl
an agricultural or family papc
this year remember that while IN,
prico is Only two dollars, tho pub
fishers furnish to every now sub
scribcr, In addition. a copy of tn
PRAIRIE FARMER ANIMAL for 1865
which sells Cor 80 cents per copy
and is wDll worth twieo tha
amount. taYJ 49 t.' ..t ul
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

JonN n. BoTrs, OF Virginia, died
at Ais residence near Culpoppcr,
on the Sth inst. IIo had been q
man of note in the political history
of tho county for thirty yoars, aud
although within tho rebel lines
throughout the late war, maintain
cd his Union principles to the last,
and by tho ioreo Of his character
secured immunity from molcstaton
by the enemies Of tho government
Formerly an cmincRt member Of
tho Wing party, he died an adhor.
ent Of tho Republican organization
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14
The Election Frauds--Damling
Evidenee-.A Science OF Re-
peaters--FraIJdulept Natur-
alization Papers.

Dispatches 10 The Associated
Press, printed in the daily papers
OF Tuesday, contain the following
from Now York City: ,.,D aat
1t is stated that tho Congression.
al investigating Committee have
pile oiteslimony sufficient TO hang
politically many politicians here.
They havc evidence to prove that
not less than 10000 fraudulent
votes were cast in this city by re.
peatcrs aIono. The business was
reduced to a science, and had it
not received such a sudden check
by Marshal Murray, no doubt it
would have become Of general ap,
plcation in all the large cities OF
tho Union. By bis timely action,
Marshal Murray prevented tho
10000 from becoming 10000. Sew
cral OF the witnesses testified that
they voted from nino TO thirty
nine times each, These witnesses
have testified because those who
employed them did not pay them
according to agreement. INC
committee have summoned nearly
four hundred witnesses upon the
enc question Of using fraudulent
naturalization papers. These pa
pers wore offered by tho hundreds
and thousands.
The committee havethe testimony
} of the printer who manufacturer
the documents, who Had his press
es running from the lat Of June u
almost to tho day Of election. II
printed over ono hundred thou
sand of them The Committe
5 have evidence that the natnrailza
i, ton evidence in tho Count.
Clerks Office is rapidly being dc
stroyed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14
S. A, GRIswoLp, Soc.

And no did many wonderful
works, insomuch that his name
was pronounced in many tongues,
And there camo INTO him, Judith,
from the seaport of New Bedford,
who had been sick for many years;
and after somc days her pains
were gone. She slept soundly,
and did rejoice in eating her food
And Asa, from those which arc
called Quakers, in tho great city OF
Philadelphia, wrote an cpistlc say.
ing: 0, Doctor! accept thou tins
money, which is called grecnbacks,
and hath tho picture OF Abraham,
thy friend on ono end, For vcrly
| was weak, exhausted and do
spondcnt; | alto but little, aud
suffered many pains, and thy
PLANrATIeN BITTERs gave me
health, likened only unto tho vigor
OF youth, Aud upon such us are
afflicted with liver complaint, with
sour stomach, with general debility
and dyspeptic pains, in all parts OIL
tho land did thcso Bittcrs produce
astonishing cures.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

Quito recently an Iowa hog
merchant bought stock on tie
strength of q dispatch from Chica.
go, which enormously gave the
price Of dressed hogs as the price
ot 1.-Two hogs. He lost money, sued
Tive telegraph company, and has
recovered tho amount.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

Phe namo OF the Wysndot Pho.
necr has bcon changed to Wyandot
County Republican. II is edited
by Pio!ro Cunco, n native Of Italy,
and is as sound and sensible Ro,
pcbhcan sheet as is issued in the
State.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

LEolsLATlvE.--Our Legislative
summary for this week, is crowded
out to make way for mattor OF moro
immediate local interest, inciuding &
somo account Of The visit of the
Legislative body itself TO our city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

CUBA.-DULcE, tho Hcw Cap
tain General, has issued a procIa.
nation full Of Oonciiation and finO
promises to tho disaFocted. Nov
ertheless the rebellion goes on.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

Mr.. EGoLEsroN has at last con.
cluded TO contest tho election OF
Gcnl STRADEn to Congro's, and
has had notice served upsn him to
that effect.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

Gsn'l LOWELL IL. ROUSSEAU died
at New Orleans on tho night of
of the 9th inst. He made a pa,ri.
otto record during the war Of rc.
bellion, but went back on il to q
great extent aftcrwMd.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14
A Lavely Time in Congress.

- AAhOAJ 1890 -
Mr.. Washburne of Illinois de-
SERVES tho thanks Of the nation for
tho energy with which he denoup-
ces aud combats all attempted
plundering schemes and raids up.
on the U. s. Treasury. There was
quite a brcoze raised in the House
on tho occasion of his presenting
last week, a resolution charging
that Wells, Fargo & Co. we're not
performing their contract for car
rying the overland mails; that the
Company were giving the ExprossI
matter the preference; that the ON
pfoyees OF the Company wero gull
ty Of riding the mails; and moving
therefore, that special committed
be appointed to investigate the
matter. I.n t. n.
Mr.. Farnsworth defended the
Postmaster General from the charg-
cs of Mr.. Washburne, and then
read a lettcr from the Postmaster
General, dated to-day, saying, that
after consideration he had deter.
mined to revoke his former order
ard now intended to pay The claim
of Wells, Fargo & Co., although
notice of the Appropriation Com
mittee ofthc House had been serv-
cd upon him. .h'
1 Mr.. Washburnc denounced the
conduct OF Randall; said il was un
worthy of an official, and should
subject him toimpeachmcnt. With
tho knowledge before him tha
Congress would investigate thi'
matter, he had to day paid CLAIM
for nearly 100000. aw
Mr.. Ely charged that Wells
Fargo & Co. have destroyed, du
ring the month Of October, owe
800 pounds Of mails per day to saw
transportation. '.
Mr.. TafFo said the manner il
which the mails were transporter
was infamous. a'
Mr.. Johnson (Dem) dofendc'
Randall and Wells, Fargo & Co.
a Gen. Logan advocated the rcso
luton Of Mr.. Washburnc, an,
, charged that tho Postmaster Gen
q cral had suppressed certain fact
from his report TO the House in ar
swcr to the resolution about Wells
a Fargo & Co.
We get tho above report from
Washington special 70 the Cincir
- natl Chronicle. A special TO tn
Commercial, dated tho 10th, hs
. tho following, which shows th'
the grab at the Treasury has iailc
! for the timo being: ,'"F 4".
"The Postmaster General imm,
= dialeIy after notifying Mr. Wasl
n burnc, Chairman OF the Approprii
y tion Committee OF the House, thi
Y ho had determined TO rcvokc b
d order suspcnding all payments
Wells, Fargo & Co. issued tho nc
essary orders Tor tho payment
10 $3.50, 900, being tho amount duo tC
10 tho quarter ending the 3lst OF D.
to cembcr. Tho Sixth Auditors. o
ficc, through which bureau Il
drafts have TO bc passed, decline
:" to pass them, on tho ground th
10 The matter was undergoing inye
w tigation in the House, and notift
.h tho agent Of Wells, Fargo & Co. tn
-, in cuso Congress, on Monday, d
;" not pass the resolution raising
n special committee 20 invcsliga
the matter, lbOy would pass Il
~ drafts. Tho resolution will be
:, dopted, TO morrow, without opp
" sition.
ry
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AJoGhmee O

TUNHE MEMBERS or THE PLEASANT
. wilo llofse 1hicf Detecting Company are
hereby notified tQ meet ut Ponsantyille. on
Wednesday, JHnuary goth, 20, 1T 2 O'Clock, p.
m, to elect officers forthc ensuing year, and Ia
transaCt such business a9 mny come before
said company. The public generally nre invited
10 attend. SAMUEL UlTE, Pres.
Jan'y7 ho-a1w.
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AHHANsAs.-The report OF the
special ngcns sont to Arkansas to
get the facts as to tho alleged ont
RACES there by tho State militia,
shows that there was but slight
foundation for the allegations
madO. Governor Clayton is with.
drawing martial law from the
counties which had been placed
under it, as fast as they comply
with tho requirements of the re
construction laws.
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Meeting Of Hooking Valley Horticultural Society
.t. ,r HonTIcurUaAL. ROoys,
LANCASTER, o. Jany.y, 1850.

Society met, pursuant to ad-
journmcnt, President Ewing in the
Chair. "...aH. lw q
Tic minutes Of tho preceding
meeting were read and approved:
Mr.. Boving introduced resolu.
,ion to strike from the list of mem
bers tho names Of all who arc
in arrears for two years or more
for dues of any description, and
who do not como forward and pay
up within sixty days.
On motion tho resolution was
laid on the tablo for consideration
at next meeting.
On motion it was resolved that
the poll, be now opeped for the
election of officers of the Society
Tor 1869, and that they be closed
at the hour Of 4 o'clock, P, NJ.
On counting the votes the fol
lowing named members werc dc
clarod duly elected to the scvera
positions designated:
Prcsident, John A. Fetters.
Vice President, Il. Ii. White, T
NJ Young. ''..i
Rccording Secretary. s. A. Girls
wold. ....
Corresponding Secretary, +, J
Boving. 't1.-
Treasurer, GA, Mithof.
! Librarian, 9, VI. Il. Wiscman.
Asst Librarian, Emanuel Giesy.
Council Of Nine, J, ID. Clarke
+. j. Boving, IL. Borchcrs. j. 7
Bdsby, II. Young, A. Dennis, G
S. Crook, J. c, Kinkead, II, V
Wcalilcy. ......
Com, on Fruits, II. J.. Black
Samuel Barr, C. NJ. Il. Wiscmon.
Com. on Vegetables, D. Slaltcr
!
Salem Wolf p. ]. Clarke.
Com. on FiOrerS, NJ. Ef!inger, }
ID. Clarke, Jno. Gravett.
The following was selected a
tho subject for discussion at th
next meeting; MuIching Of Vine
yards
On motion, adjourned to Satur
day, 23d inst.
P.B. EWING, Pres.
S. A GRISwoLp, Soc,
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Hereafter all editors, schooimas.
ters and ministers Of tho Gospel
will bo passed FREQ OF charge over
the Lehigh (Ya) Valley Railroad
upon showing their certificates OF
office.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

The New Hamshire Republican
State Convention held en- the 7th
nominated Onslow Stoarns for
Governor. Election in March.
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State debt of Pennsylvania $685..
2S6,9I6, after a reduction OF 81,
2Oa,376 i'll two years and three
months. So says Gov. Geary's
message.
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The Sheriff Of Coshocton county,
Ohio, has abScondea, leaving his
securities To pay from 81 900 to TO-.
ooo' lie had became dissipatcd
and reckless. y, !
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A velocipedomania is impending.
We expecG the occurrence Of Scloci-
pcdo races at Somo Of the State and
county fairs next fall.