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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
schooI snnerintendent.

We learn that Lieut., GEo. W.
WELSH, who has for some time
been Instructor in the North
Grammar Department of our City
Schools, has accepted tho ap-
pointment Of Superintendent
which had been rendered him BY
the City School Board, and has en-
tered upon the discharge of the
duties of that position. From his
experience as a Teacher, both
here and elsewhere, and his educa.
tional attainments, good results are
hoped for in the management ol
our schools.
The place Of Mr.. Welsh in the
North Grammar school has been
filled by the appointment of Mr.
W. R. PUeH, who has had success
full experience as q teacher.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
..What,s in a Name?"

I" For Her Sake" "He Knew
He Was Right" and "Put Yours
self In HIS Place. are titles Of
recent novels by as many different
writer's. A young author Of this
city has commenced one under
the title "He Wa!tzed Of On His
Ear. Brow" 1t will boa thrill ng
production.
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JIM. MILLER, Manager,
pufr,s College, Pittsburgh.


The business world is indebted to the enter
terprslngp -opretors of this noted establish.
meut for nearly all the valuable imp ovements
introduced into the merchants education for a
generation. Thoir excellent new treatise up
on Book keeping presents the public with the
first practical eluclda,ion Of our national sys-
TEN ofBanb accounts, Their advertisement in
our columns informs our READERS the intro
duction Of anotheryaluahle practlcal-improve
ment; the connection ofthe College With reg.
ular business warehouse for training the com.
mercial student in real business. These estab-
ishments are ably conducted by the Messrs.
DUR JuNIoRs " no are all known rs experience
cd practical accountants; mcnwho know what
the commercial student should learn, how to
learn IT, anIhow to practice it. Book keeping
ls however on ly one Of the leading attractions
ofthe College. In the circular before us, Nh.
wM II. DuFF is med IN .sunedualled pen
man" tight of his exquisitey finished and
graceful specimens exhibited at the College
cannot fail to inspire the beholder with taste
for this beautiful art, anda desire toJoin his
class as an imitator.- Pittsbng Evening Mail.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

sspsc,al Notices, double column advertise.
msnts, and those in prescribed location, 70
Per cent, additional to the above scale
Loeai Notices, 10 cents per line lor one IN
ssr.on. and cents por line each additional lii-
ssrnon. special contrasts, made however'for
alonrsr time than two months
Cards in fusincss Dlrsctory-one hali'nch-
sJ.n0.
LssN Advertisements 81 pear inch one in,
s.rtlou, and so sentsiper inch each additional
insertion.
Obituary Notices., other than simple nm
aonGcsments Of deaths, Resolutions OF condo
lance and Cards ofthanks cents per line.
Nedsss Of Births, Marriages and DeNths
vh.n turnished by proper authority--fres
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DIR. 90 N H

May beconsulted as fellows in 1869.
In Lancaster at the Tallmadge Aouse, on
Tuesdays after the Express tram goes west until
the Accommodation tram roeswest IN the eve.
ming, Feb 0; March 30; May 4; June 8; July
ls; Aug 81; Oct 5! Nov. o.
In Amanda At the Rockey House, on Wednes-
days, uutilthe Express tram goes West at noon,
Feb 10; March 81; May 8 June 0 July l3i
Sept. I ! Oct, 6; Nov. ~.
In New Lexington at the 0olborn House, on
Mondays, Feb 81 March 90; May 3 f; June Il
July l2i Aug. 80; Oct. 4 Nov.S.
DR.. CONE treats Bronchitis, Laryngltis, Con
sumption, Asthma, and all diseases OF the
Lungs aud air passages, Scroinla, Enlarged
Tonsils, Rronchoctl le or Big Neck, Tumours oi
all varieties, Dyspepsia, Piles, Neuralgia, Epi'
lepsy, Chorea, Paralysis aud general nervous
innntrit'on, Diseases Of the Heart, Liver. KID
Leys, Skin. stomach, Blood. all the diseases
pecniarto Females and all Chronic and Consti'
tutional Diseases, k
DR.. Cone expeots to visit Lancaster regularly
for years. n YOU are in poor health.consull
him. Ycuwill be amply rewarded for time and
trouble by the thorough examination and salts
factory description gwen your case.
Consultation freein allcases. Medicines cash
Jan'y 7, '60.u. -
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The Pittsburgh Female Col
Iege. EAsf

We clip the following complimentary notice
of this institution from the.Plttsburgh Chris
tian Adrocdfc; "The Pittsburgh Female Col
lcgs is enjoying marked prosperity, especially
in the boarding department. There is but
single vacancy. Philadelphia, in the East
and st. Paul, Omaha, and Independence, Mis-
sour, in the West, and intermediate points.
have sent representatives TO our excellent in
stitution. Among the number are tho dsugh-
ters OF bishops simpson and Kingsley. Unus
ual facilities are afforded IN all the solid and
ornamental branches, and the College Faculty
ranks among the very best in the land. Tho
spring term will commence March a3d,"
Send to Rev J. 9. rershing, Pittsburgh, "a,
for q catalogue, ~
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The Lecture on next Saturday
Evening.


Our citizens will be the losers u
they tail TO bear in mind the pro
posed lecture at City Hall on Sat
urday evening next, to be deliver
ed by S NJ. HEWLETT, Esq, as on
nounced in our last, and BY posters
the present week. The more we
look into the evidence Of bis mer
its as . lecturer, the more satisfied
we become that Mr.. II has few SUI
pcriors in the power TO entertain
an intelligent audience, We trust
the laudabIe enterprise of the I.
NJ. C. a. may be rewarded by a
crowded house and ample returns
for the promotion of the excellen!
aims OF their institution.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

WrATuBR.-The last week OF
february gave us the severest
winter weather experienced since
December. Tho opportunity 10
secure supplies Of ico where that
business had been neglected, was
doubtless industriously made use
of. Lancaster ice men filled their
houses in December.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

The snow storm of Friday last
was very heavy at the East,
North and West. There was
good sleighing for brief period
in all those directions within thirty
to sixty miles Of this place, and al
greater distances the fall of snow
was the deepest of the winter
One poor little inch was all we
got in Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

The engraving Of "Indians at
t0cking the Overland Mail" given
in the last number Of Hearth and
Home" is one of the most spirited
cuts wo have ever seen in an illus
trated periodical.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

The advertisement of Jacob
Kerns, offering for sale a valuable
farm near Clcarport, offers an uu-
usal chance for Investment in real
estate in one Of the best portions OF
the county. See the notice, in an
other column.
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Personal.

Mr.J. C~SMlTH, the popular
Oosfectioner who SO long occupied
q room in the Tallmadgo block,
has removed to his own new and
esmmodieus store room, in the fine
building recently completed by him
OIL the north. west corner of Colum.
bus and Main streets He is there
prepared to offer increased induce
nents for the patronage of our cit
liens, who have been accustomed
to rely on him for articles OF first
class quality in his line. See his
card among new advertisements.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

BEAUTIFUL SoNe We have re.
ceivcd from John Church, jr, &c,
West Fourth street, Cincinnati, a
very pleasing production entitled
"Tbe Love OF Other Days" music
by NJ. Keller. Both the melody
and accompaniment are above the
ordinary standard Of modern song
music.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

More money has been spent in
paying lobbyists, wine suppers for
the committees and the Legislature,
and ct ceteras growing out Of sew
eral years contest for the location
Of the Agricultural College, than
would have sufficed to found a
University 20. s. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

The Somerset Advocate has
again changed proprietors. It is
now conducted by Messrs. Jackson
& Costigan, who VIC hope may be
able to make the papcr a success.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

nNpthe 21d day of January, A. D. 1863, the
" Probate Court OF Fairfield county, Ohio,
declared the estate Of Alfred McVeigh, deceas-
ed, n be probably irsolveni, Creditors are
therefore, required to present their claims
against the estate to the undersigned. for al
lowance, within Elk months from the ume
above mentioned. or they will not be entitled
to payment. Creditors whose claims have here-
tofore been presen,ed and allowed need net
iqain present the same. X. FRITTER,
Admr. Of he Estate Of Alfred Mcvsigh. dee.
January 2s, ,lsG9-Gw45
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

FELL INTO AN Ice HoUsE.-We
are informed that Mr., VIM. Shut
lost a horse few days since-the
animal having fallen into the vault
Of an zee. house and received inju-
ries which caused his death.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

A colored troupe of minstrels,
from Circleville, proposes to give
an entertainment at the City Hall
on Wednesday evening next. See
notice elsewhere.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
ROCHESTER CENTRAL NURSERIES.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
ZINES, RoWSing Shrubs and RGnh.
Planters Price List Sent GratIs.
Green-hoise Bedding Hanst,
HTbaee0uS Plants a. Roses.

Catalogue OF Gree en-IIOuse and
Bedding plants, with BeanfVm COsored
Plates, sent on receipt Of 10 cents.
To those wishing to buy Ia large or small
quantities, we will send gratis, on application,
our Planters Price List for spring
OF 800.
send L. cents IN fractional currency, for De.
scriphye Catalogue of FrHit and Ornamental
Trees, containing information about arietes
OF Fruit Trees, comparative value, mode Of
culture and description of Ornamental and
shade Trees, and Fiowering Shrubs
Address, q. W, SEEbiE q Coz :,
Feb. 25, ,lsG9-2m49 Rocl ester, N. Y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

RUNAwAY.-HoRsE KILLED =
On Tuesday afternoon last Mr.
John Raincy was driving a pair
Of horses attached 10 buggy, and
while proceeding down Broad
street the animals took fright,
became unmanageable and ran off
at the top of their speed. MIR.
Rainey was soon precipitatcd from
the vehicle into the mud. The
team did not run far before its pro
gress was arrested by one of the
horses coming so violently in con
tact with one Of the trees in front
OF the residence of @ Garaghty
Esq, that be fell at once TO the
ground and died in few minutes
The horse killed Was much the
more valuable of the TIVE com
posing the team. MI. Rainey wat
not seriously hurt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
Columbus & Hooking Valley
Rail Road.

TWO TRAINS DAILY LEAVE LANCASTER.
On aud after Wednesday, January goth, lss'
trains will leave Lancaster as follows;
frat tram, 7;I5 A. n, arriving at ColuM
bus at 1918, making connection with "Pan
Handle" short Line, Cleveland, Columbus
Cincinnati and b. 4 Or. r. for all points East
Passengers by this train arrive in New York
next day at 1850, An. Also makes connection
with the Columbus, Chicago L Indiana Central
r. r. for all points West. Also with tho Ihitle
MiamLR, R. for Cincinnati, Dayton, &c.
Second tram, 3.3O r. NJ, arriving At Co.
lnmbuea at 5:Os, P. NJ, making direct connse
ton with the G. c, 4 ]. O. r. r. for all points
West. Passengers by this traia arrive IN Chi.
cago for early breakfast next morning. Also
makes direct connection with the Little Miami
r. R. for Cincinnati, Dayton, &c., arriving al
Cincinnati at lO:40, r. N.
JNo. W. DoHERTY,
Master OF TransportaiioA.
JOHN BoRLAND, Ag't, Lancaster.
January q, 1sG9-4Iu
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

yy COLUMBUS CARDS. Lancaster
having no book. bindery, our clti-
sens will naturally look around
them for the nearest and the best
facilities offered in that line.
They will not, therefore, over
look tho card Of Messrs. Siebert &
Lilley, Of Columbus, to bc found
among our new advertisements
this week.
Our merchants and dealers in
crockery, china, glass ware, &C.,
will also ind profitable remind
er ID the card Of Messrs. j. NJ. & W,
Wcstwater, which appears in the
same column. 4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court OF the United states
Southern DIsnict Of Ohio.

IN the matter OF the application Of Elijah
D NJ. WINTER, a Bankrupt for final dis
charge.
Pursuant to an ordcrof Court TO me directed.
Winter ofLaacaster 70 appear before me- on
the 25th day Of March, 1875, nt my oiicein Chill
licGthe at 10 o'clock A NJ, and show cause II
any they have. why discharge should not he
granted said Bankrupt. And said creditors arc
iurtheruotifed that the second and third meet
ings OF tho creditors Of said Bankrupt will be
held at the same time and place for the pnrpose
provided in seetioGs " and 2s Of the Bankrupt
Law SAMUEL T. MCCOY, Register.
Dated March lth, Is69-5w
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Confirmed.

Tho appointment ofGEoRoE b.
Hown. as Acting Commissioners Of
abe State Reform Farm School,
vas unanimously confirmed by the
Ohio Senate on the 23d inst.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

Ono INSURANCE. COMPANY. See
advertis ement Of the above Chilli
cothe Insurance company in an
other column, published at the in
,stance Of G. NJ. L. Wiseman,
agent,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
A TTAcHRESTNoTicE.

BENJAMIN West, plaintiff ogaiaa Charles I'd
ligsn. Def and Daniel o BEien, made Deft.
Before Virgil z. Shaw, Justice Of the Peaes
Of Hooking township, Fairfield county, Ohe.
Defendants are notified shat, on the goth and
3Oth days Of January, A.. u. 1889, saId Justice
issued orders OF attachment in the above az
ton for the sum Of ss7 90, and probable costs
$40. BENJAMIN WEST, PiAutin.
CoSxELL 4 FRITrRR, AttyB.
Feb IL, lS69-3w57
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

DICKENS AND MURDocK.--These
eminent public readers have in
dorsod the great tonic for the voice,
MURDocK's Broachial Comdt--for
sale by G. G. Beck, druggist
Main street. ,tt
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04


NEW INvENTIoN. We have re-
ceived circular from the invent
or, giving description ofa newly
invented "Filtoring and Pouring
Bottle" patented Dec. 22d, 1868
by V.N. GRIswoLD, Of Peekskill
New York. tie designed for the
use Of Photographers, Druggists,
Physicians, &C., and go far as we
areable to Judge from the descrip
tion it will form desirable acqui,
sition to the laboratories Of those
professionals.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
COLORED TROUPE COM
ING!

Millers C5lored Troupe, accompanied by
Hudson's Corne. Band will give one Of their
amusing gentertanments at City Hall, wednes.
day Eve. March 10th, 90. Entertainment will
CONSIST OF Vocal Instrumental music, Tab
leaux, &c &c.
Admission 80 cts,
Reserved seats 80 cts,
noors open at "a P. NJ. Performance com.
mencos at "a.
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ia. FETrKRs offers the D. Ar.
mold farm for rent See advertise
mcnt, OHf-
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FARMS ron SAFE.

\ WILL SELL THE-FAnN OK w1lcH 4
live containing acres lylugneafA man
"a, FAIRFIELD county, Ohio. There - gooe
Jweliinghouse ofei ighteoona, with q good eel
yard, and nne spring and running vatei ter
stock, The land ism = high state Of oui.lye-
tlonwith Ace orchard Of apples andpeaphsas
good harm and outbulldings,
Also-1I0 acres y mile cast of Amanoei
bel. viii running water; all fenced; and Gooa
tenant hoase and stable.
Nlso-5o acres, ahont 20 ncfea tlllAble tie
balance good timber. With running water, =
good Tenant hsnse and stable all fenced !,
FOR oarticuInrs a0d terms call on the undef.
Dc. ae, 'os-tf. Tuos. HUTcHINs
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Cnses. Cnskets and COMM
VALUABLE
for Sale.
+ WILL SELL THE pREMIsrs or WHICH

4 WILL SELL THE PREMISES on WHICH
fnow reside, situated on Front street, near
the Canal, at the feet Of Mill street; Also, the
Pork House, within few rods Of the same, on
the opposite side otthe canal, with eyerJ thing
complete for the slaughteirg 9i lOi0W h0Bs,---
The ma building ~ IS feet long By ~ fees
large Ware House, 60 feet long by 30 vide, suit
able for any purpose; together with lsfGe loo
House that viii hold 800 tons OF Ice, with good
Ice cellar ur derHeaih, e0Dvenient tor sailing
Pork NJ any season Of the year, and where pork
can be cured inJuly. THERE'S also, inside she
slaughter house, one Of the best sprhgs1R
Fairfield county. good Hog Lot Is attached.
With runnina later the year round, tCBether
With all the necessary Pens and out bnlldi VS..
Water can be take to any part ofthe bulidin9
making il one Of the most complete Slaugh-
ter Houses in the State. or itcould be MADE
very suitable Ter any kind ofFactory, Brewery,
Tahnery, or any thing Of the kind that man
nigh, jesire to convert Itlnto. The refidop'e
| is frame building. 10 feet long 23 wide. and
two stories high. House gll new aud eompis,e.
with the necessary out buildings, eellsii sia.
tern, never falling we'll, and large snehS
house. Adjoining this 70 a good vacant 1895
| next to that IS another house OF about the ssHe
Dimensions. IN good order, with large stable o.
| the came lot with room Tor twenty horses-With
| a good barn ard attached All ofwhieh one.
| at private sale from nov until the lst OF Apri,
\ 1863 BUYERS from a distance. designing TO le-
cate in Lancaster will do well 10 examine this
! property. a.
JESSE ANDERsoN.
| Lancaster, Feb. II. Isd9-ifH
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

TVNHE UNnE ERsIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
on very favorable terms, twoTery deslra-
bic small farms in Riehland township on the
road from RushyIIle to New Salem The tracts
are but about Co rods apart, and can be cultiVa-
tedas one iarin il sold together. The one on
which 1 reside consists Of "a acres Of good land,
with good dwelling house and outbuildings,
good spring, and orehai d OF Hehoice selection
Of grated apples. budded peaches, plnms, 6c;
Il adloins the farms u Christian Baker and
John Wooiard The other tract consists OF 10
acres, good wheat and corn land, has on II =
good dwelling honse, good spring near the
same good barn, and large orchard OF choice
fruit There Is spring water in every field
about 55 acres under cultivation. the balance
tmbered, with good sugar camp thereon.
These farms will be sold either separately or
together. For further particulars, terms &c.
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH vANDYKE.
Dec. 81. '6s-smio.
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t1-llomenber the Election, nett
Saturday, for President Of the Ag-
ricultuTal Society.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
PitEAurg, Cin'ti & ST. Louis Railway.

PANHANDLE ROUTE.
On andaiter June 81. 1868, Trains will run .
follows:
Express. Fast Line. Nail.
LIVE Columbus, 2:OOA. NJ. 1l:2o A. ~, 2:ls P. u.
AIR at Newark, 3:2O 1880 p. M.SAs "
" Dennison, Ga5 " 500 $50
T" steub'ville, $50 I" sos Gao
+" Plttsburg, Il:iO 7:o5 i4:oO Mid.
!" Harrisburg, 9;2oP. N. 300 A.M.1aol p. N.
Phild'phia, 1:s5A. NJ. 1856 $50 "
" New York, 500 1900 lc:il I"
F." Baltimore, Gas Z" 12:sOP.M. $40 "
" Wash'ton, $40 " 800 300 "
Express runs daily; MailA Fast Line,
daily, Sunday excepted.
W. W. CARD supt., s.F.sCULL, q. F. Agt
Stoubenulle, %. Steubenville, o.
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Thursday, March 4, 1869.
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LANCASTER, OHIO:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

DoANoRE VALLEY LAND AGENCY HAVE ES-
IL tablshed Jon Meckenburg county va agency
for the and purchase OF estate IN the uanoke alley
and throughout south aide Virginia. The world affords
such neld for speculation In real estate the lands Of ths
section of virginia THOMAS II. GUOpE.
Reera Thomas Branch Co., r. H. Maury Co., Bacon
baskerville Richmond, Va; stewart Lily Co., Staunton,
Va; Samuel q. Baptist, go Clinton street. Brooklyn, n
Como ~ Co.. ~ Water street. New York; L. G. Hardy
Son, No. Wall street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

I,oR SALE OR TO LET-SuMMIT, N. j., A BRICK
Building In the village, suitable for store tavern.
having for boarders mountain air stables and other
Also lei several first class Mansions In the
Park and the Morris and Essex depot together with
hing mountain fine scenery and healthy locality. App y
j. RIERA Summit address box 6S4 New York Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

AN ELEGANT HIGH sTooP BROWN STONE HOUSE,
IN IS Second Avenue, between Fittieth and rht-hrst
streets reasonable tes size -isAsu Feet in-
auire premises OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
ALIVE CORRUPTION.

y. n, Edftor Of The Tribune.
SrR: read with pleasure the editorials, or-
,t,,no AGAINST Corruption" and sour Next Legsla'
,,re in vour semi-Weekly OF the 25th ut; ana DeeE
Inc thar the suggestions in these articles are az wen
otlv AZ confederation in Ohio as IN Nswiork' lreques'
~ 70 nnblish the name names Of one or more OF te
nombers OF the Organization Against Corruption "O
onld he likely to give me information as 70 tue
,,odus operdndi Of getting up such an organization ~
ohio During the struggle on tho Lecompton Costu
tianv question made effort 10 get up an
OF persons pledged 70 abstain fron acceRnR nnd
selves lint who would insist on the nOhhalloh %
9rustorthy honorable for Offices ana would peugo
themselves 10 vote against all corrupt men, 10 maes
what platform they might be nominated on. ine e"o'
faed owing TO the political excitement OF the gay.
have seen who was tns0yent wien eiectou ~
legislative office few years ago, ana VIZ ~
ments and having wife and family 70 suppoIt neso
emouInents were not more than sunclenG 10, 'naI
nose Yet this Travelled extensively an oNei S
counry amending much time ana money III uOihs So
ia now worth 100000. know another man VINO Is pVN
acnordino 10 re mort worth $50o0OO who went INTO a
continued in Office under similar circumstances au
believe that whatever they are respectively VOTE 49,
and above their salaries minus their expenses ol Nh
has been fched from Uncle Sam. know ana history
attests the fact that reformations never commence
with majorities and hence, Tor my own part iuan
to commence a reformation with my own Noie' cfon
shoud have TO vote alone; and SHAH nor thefeIvLe
vote for any man who has Odeiated IN ONCE during INC
late Rebellion and who at It's commencement was poor
and IL now ricb unless know that he had other means
of getting rich than those afforded by his ONCE II the re
pubIcan pari shall nominate good honest trustWorh
man for Office shall cheerfuly vote Tor hln anu II ~
shoud not nominate such shall certainly NOto
for a man who / believe possesses these qualities, no
matter what platform he may be placed upon
Back Woods, Ohio July 2, 1863.