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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The principal feature ofthe mar
ket since our last has been the pub
lie sale Of some 100000 lbs held
on Thursday. The anuouncement
drew together q ntmeruns delsga-
Etion Of huyera and, considering
the poor Quality ofthe staple Offer
cd, the prices realized were quite
as good a eonld be expected. In
the open market there isno. change
to note. The demand for fleece
and Rnlled isxery moderate. and
buyera have the adpanfaoe The
IheH spring clipcallfornfa wool is
beginning to arrive, and as regards
leondition, surpasses the CLIP Of
1869. Prices range from 81 to 3Dc
for choice, and i2lfd 23c for hurry,
Fall clip California is in light
stock, and cominands 2l@l2l 6 for
good condition, Foreign Wool Tes
mains quiet Snles il0000 lbs
Fleece at 4i561 52le., Including 3d.
coo lbs extra and double extra Ohio
t49@552ac.; 10000 lbs medium
Ohin, part at 4Sde; 1000 State,
Michigan, de- at l4l l@A7a !; 1000
lbs unmerchantable, part at 136c;
$500 Tbs Southern, at 32cj and a
small lot of Combing on private
terms. Also, $4,000 Pulled 1T $50
42c for super and extra, and 3bc
for No. /; 25,000 lbs Texas part at
25@30c; $4,000 lbs California at
19@22c for Fall, and 26@2Sc for
Springclip; and 25, 900 lbs Califor,
MIA Pulled, $500 lbs fine Sortss and
10000 lbs fine Donsl1oi, ON private
terms.-Commereidt dadA shipping
List. 6
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The French Election.

Last Sunday the people Of France
voted on the Plebiscitam, which
may be described as a kind Of lib.
eraliEed Constitution for that coun.
try,Or bill Of rights, Il was de.
yised by the Emperor and his min.
istry, and submitted to the people
TO be voted on "yes" or '.no,,' The
vote In the city Of Paris, one sec.
tlon not heard from, stood yes,,
1sg7o0; "noy ls2,ssi. RETURN, 4,
mp to3P.M ofthe 9th, nom tho
whole country, foot up: yes, 7,l2O,.
2se; noel,as6,s44. Rhis immense
vote shoss that the suffrage must
have been ven nigh uuiyersal Il
this election and would sscm L
indieatsa population for Rranc,
not mucbsshoft Of 5O,0Oo000. /. 4
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A. PRECIOUS VILLIAN.--A young
rascal named James Ohlen was ar
rested in Columbus last Saturday,
on charge OF murder, in strang-
ling a newborn babe, the illegiti-
mate offspring Of himself and a vic
tim of whose seduction he had
boastcd, The young man is
charged with the seduction ofthree
sisters, one Of whom died on
Thursday Of last week, two weeks
after having given birth TO the
child he is charged with having
killed. 0hlen was taken before
the Mayoron Monday, butin con-
sequenceof the great popular ex-
citement against the prisoner, his
examination was postponed until
Friday next, and he was committed
to Jail. On his'owA declaration,
Ohlen Is but19years Of age.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

Lusus NATUR2-We are inform.
cd that Mr.. Newman Lake, living
near Winchester, this county, a
few days since, killed calf less
than six months old, which had
never been woaned, aud would
when less than a year old have
given birth to q calf. The veal
weighed 22S pounds net The
calf, as taken from the animal, was
about the size ofa common house.
cat, and perfectly formed. The an.
imal must therefore have conceived
when not over three months old
1t is said BY those weip informed
ON the subject 10 be the strangest
ease thus fAr known, but the facts
as above given are vouched for by
witnesses Of undoubted yeracIty -
GueSmsey Times. ;sas- tl.eko : y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

AN 80 - N4AI&ANCE
Providing for the dppoIntI1ent and pTescrib-
in9thetntles Of ! Local Treasurer orthe
city Of I.al.ca1tef, Ohio. .1lf
eEqTipN & 81 q Qrddfn1d bf.ths e Nv
C00tcH Qfilkf Cif1 Qf Ldacfgiort 4 hat for tie
pnrpQSd 0f receiyi inE and dishgfsing The Incl.
dental fund of said city there shah be q Local
rreasaIsr ~, ,s apPesnte on she s hlsay 4, AZ
6r Is SIX Soo Is nav II IS ,ikS ihiifbdi
his oiIiee Tor the period 81 one year and iiptil
s sBbrI0N 3 II shaIf be the duty of such
the funds Of snideity. except the taxes Collect
don the dnplicate Of Fairfield county to dis
bufse the same uron thtor1ers Of the City
Clerk drawn bg direction Of, the Ctr Coun-
oil and Whenever required 10 faithfully 4c-
other ss sPopcrty y pert q reeeiesd and an Isb1ssed by
him or renlatHing IN hls hands, Tie shall, at
the expiration of his tefm Of once, fiithIliIiy
account for all moneys o. other property no
ceived By him as snch Local Treasurer during
In oflce, o. 10 said CITY Conncifif SO directed,
all moneys, books or other property remain-
ing In his lIandsas silch Local Treasurer
SECTION ,. That u shall be the duty Of said
Local Treasurer, within ten days from his mp
pointmenf, aud before entering upon tho du-
ties ofhis once to tskethe oaths sfafiFmations
OF ofiicc required by law Of officers of Cities,
and to execute q bond in the sum Of two thou
sand dollars with sureties, to be approved by
said City Council conditioned for the faithful
performance ofthe duties Of his oflcc and that
he will safely keep and promptly pay over 10
the propcranthorfty all moneys that may be
received by him by virtue OF his Office 3
2 SEcTIOS4. Tliatsaid local Trcasurershall
receive such compensation for his services as
said City Council shall from time to time pre-
scribe and allow. re stet.t
SECTION 8. This Ordinance to take effect
ten days from and after its passage and legal
publication. sl E7gT
} ~. i. KING. City Clerk. ~ ,is
Nav l2th. iS70--ft y1s5tl ( st..s. s.ial,ri
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Boiler Explosion.

30 p O. r. = 3 c .a
The boilers Of the new power
house Of the new Water Works at
GAINESVILLE exploded at ten o'clock
on the morning Of the 9th, with a
terrible crash. The engineer and
fireman were the only persons in
the building, The fireman was
blown through the roof and landed
fifty feet from the building, being
fatally injured. The engineer is
not much hurt. The building was
blown to- pieces. Loss about five
thousand dollars. 81
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TO CONSERVATIVES.


THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health In a few weeks. by very simple rene
iy, amer having suffered several years with u
severe hing affection, and that dread disease
Consump ptlon-ls anxious TO make known to
hisfeilOw-suaereE the means ofcutc.
3 pail who deslrsflt hc will send a copy of
the prescyiptlonased five Of ohaygel, with the
directions for preparing and using the same
which they viii find suro cure for consnihp-
tioh, Asthma BtcncAitis, ctc. The object Of
tho advertiser in sending the Prescyipti6nis to
bcpfat the aollcicd. and sprad ipfOrmatlon
which he coAeclvcs N he5 lnyalpabley anil he
hopes every snnersr Il ~ try his remedy as IL
win cost ihSiA nothing, An1nlay,. prove ablcss-
lur 2 .l.ls 4t.lftt " lsl,lf iiSt& 4stsAAt
I glrSiiss wisAias sIss pttsssiptioa, Vim please
.a0lreas Jtex EDwARb AZ wIEsON,
wniianshnrs Kings corhsy sysw yOts,
MAJ av.lTa-ft .
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New York Market.

New YORK, May o.
,FL0UR-Closed quiet and firm with
a fair export and home trade demand.
GRAlN---Wheat firm at IL for No
2 spring, and 81 3l@1 81 Tor winter
red and amber western. Rye nominally
unchanged. Oats dull at G3@65c for
western In store and afloat; and 07618S
for Ohio. Corn very firm t$l 1901 18
for mixed western,
PROVISIONS = Pork nominal; $40
32lGc bid, and $40 55 asked on spot.
Beef steady. Cut meats quiet and I'M
changed. Bacon nominal. Lardcloscd
at l0G @l6S4c OH spot; l6I4c bid, and
l025c asked, seller May, 1910 asked
seller June.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The above Association hill hold
a Convention p carrslL on the slsi
and 22d Of lay. lszo for lhs pur.
pose Of carefully copsideIing the
following questions, to wit:
LIST. How may Sabbath school
conventions be made most condu-
Give to the interests Of the sabbath
School causr2
md. How can TszcheTs best
render their teaching attractive to
thele classes?
srds What should be the general
character Of books selected for
Sabbath School Libraries9
4th. Should Sabbath School
teachers conclude their efforts for
the conversion of their scholars
With the weekly lesson. OF should
they labor at intervening Intervals
The following persons viii take
the lead on the above questions
successively:
Question 1st, Rev, &c. .Reade,
of Pleasantyille.
Irs Question2nd Rev. w. c. Hauer,
of Dumontyille,.
Question Sd, Rev. SIN. Riker,
of Baltimore.
Question 4th, Rev. G, L, Hama.
walt, of Baltimore. H
The convention will open at 10
O'Clock on Saturday. We earnest
| ly solicit the presence of all per.
sons within the. limits of said
Township, and as many out of the
Township as can possibly attend,
and may the blessing Of the Master
rest on all our deliberations.
Respectfully submitted;
GIN. WEST, Pres.
j. KEMERER. Sec.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, May o.
FL0UR-Unchanged. lfa
GRAIN - Wheat unchanged. Corn
scarce and active, and prices higher ;
white 94@05c. Oats 56@62c. Rye
scarce and firm at Ode for No. 2. Bar
ley unchanged.
WHISKY Quiet and Unchanged ;
sales at 81 0l@l 03. M
PR0VISl0NS--Pork quiet and un-
changed; held at $50; buyers offer 500.
Bulk meats firm and quiet; shoulders
1lsl@l2c; sides li9d6el5c. Bacon in
light supply and firm at l234i@14c for
shoulders, 1880 for clear rib sides, and
l714c for clear sides. Lard l61 &c nom
lnally. ~
PRODUCE Butter unchanged and
dull at 2S@33c. Eggs lic. Cheese un-
changed; quiet at 14@l5c.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, May 0.
APPLEs-sl COCA 90 per bushcl,
BUTTER-30@ 35c.
CIIEESE-Factory l7c.
EGGS-In good supply atl4@l0c.
FL0UR--S5 1908 80.
: GRAlN-7O@70c; wheat 81; oats 35
@40c..
HAMS lSc Wholesale, and zoe re-
tall !, shoulders l2lSc wholesale, and Ice
retail; breakfast bacon same as hams /;
plain bacon 1880 wholesale, and 2Oc re-
tail.
POTATOES = 25a35c per bushcl.
EARLY Rose $lal so. y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

jeff Davis has recently written a
letter, published and approved by
various Democratic papers, in
which he speaks of y time when
linen had not reached the degree
Of stultiication which caused the
withdrawal of States from the
Union to be called rebellion"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

1t is announced that the grand
Canadian expedition against the
Red River rebellion has been
abandoned. Was it because Uncle
Sam wouldn't let it march through
any Of his territory
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The friends of the Cuban insur-
sectionists are still figuring up
news of defeats for the Spanish.
The Spanish side has equally def
mite intelligence that the insur.
gents are defeated past all hope.
| tis very queer rebellion.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

Tho Superintendent OF the Cen
sns having decided that woman
cannot be a census-takcr under
present laws, Judge Lawrence, Of
Ohio, has introduced bill In Con.
gress making women eligible for
that purpose.
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NOTICE TO
IA x PAYERS
UNITED STATES INT. REVENUE,
COLLECTIONS OFFICE 18th Dist ONO. y

UNITED STATES INT. REVENUEl
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, 18th DIST. OHIO,
CHILLIC0THE, May1, 1870, Z
All Internal Revenue Taxes assessed on the
Annual List, In the 12th District of Ohio, for
1870 including Tax on Incomes for the year
1852 and Special Tor License) Tax for the year
beginning May I, 1870, will bc due and pRya-
bic on the 18th day OF May, 1870. Payment VI
these Taxes viii be made, for Ross county, TO
myself, at my oflce In Chillicothe; for Pike
county to Deputy JAMES q. BARNES. athis
office in Waverly; for Pickaway county, to
Vile; for Fairfield and Perry counties, to
Deputy WM. HUTCHINSON, at his office in
Lancaster, with Beery, Brown n Co., Rising
Block. and for Hooking county, TO Deputy
SAML ii. BRIGHT, at his Office In Logan.
A failure TO pay these Taxes within ten days
from the 10Th of May, 1870. will subject the
Taxpayer 70 the charges and penalties pre-
scribed by law. SAM'L II. HURST,
Collector i2th Dist. Of Ohio.
NAV 9Th 1S10-9t ffd
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, May

"HA"VN'i 4"& "
FL0uR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Corn firm; white 81 lG@1-
ls; yellow 81 l4@l 10. Wheat, hcttcf
feeling; Maryland II 50@l 80; Penn
sylvanla 81 10. Oats firm at G3@65c.
PROVISIONS = Mess pork firm at
$50 50@$30, Bacon firm; rib l4@l4IS ;
clear16Ec; shoulders l3lSc; hams 900
20llo. Lard quiet ut l7la@e17c.
WHlSkl-Steady; straight II 0G@
] 10 for wood, and iron patent 81 Oh SC.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The total amount received from
the income tax last year was $37,-
ol6,7se. Raising the exemption to
$4,000 and reducing the tax to 8
per cent, would, on the same basis,
reduce the receipts to $l1,2O0OOO.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

A Prohibition Temperance
State Convention will be held on
Wednesday, June LIST, at Colum-
bus, Ohio, for putting in nomina,
tion candidates for State. Offices.
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. EGAL NOTICE,


'@copp' M"eheh In Fair. Com. Pleas.
John wldcncr. ct al Partition.
John widener. Philip H. wldcner. David
Rodcpouch and Susan j. Rodepouch, his wife,
Robert Pugh and Malinda pugh, his wife,
Margaret Il. Widener (minor,l and Daniel
Kutz, all Of Fairfield county and State of Ohio
and Samuel Holiday and Sarah 4. Holiday,
his wife, Of Jefferson county, Nebraska, and
William j. Wideuer, OF Nashville, Tennessee,
viii take notice that u petition was filed
against them on the 9th day Of April, A. u.
1870, In tho Court OF Common Pleas within and
for the county of Fairfield and State of Ohio,
by Jacob ID. Widencr and Is now pending,
wherein said petitioner demands partition OF
the following renl estate, situate IN sal,lcoun-
W OF Fairfield and State Of Ohio, to-wit, Out
Lot No7of the subdivision OF the lands Of
which the late Thomas Wright, of sai,l.coun-
ty of Fairfield died seized, and which was con.
vcyed to David Cowden by the Executor OF
said Thomas Wright, under and by virtue Of a
deed bearing date February 1th, 1854, and that
at the next May torn Of said Court of Com
mon Pleas which commcnces on the 23d day
OF May, A. ID. 1870, the said Jacob u. Widener
will apply for an order that partition may be
mDdo or said premises. fa
JACoB d. wIDENER.
VIRGIL Il. SHAW, Atty.
April28 1670--Ow. EL aE9au
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The treaty for the annexation Of
Dominica, it is now stated, win
probably command the necessary
two thirds vote in the Senate for
its ratification.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

Hattie johnson, the young girl
who was cnticed away by the Rev.
Horace Cook, has since been mar.
ried to a young man to whom she
was previously engaged.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The bill which passed the nouse
of Representatives allowing a pen
sion to Mrs. Lincoln, has.been un.
favorably reported on in the Sen
ate, and is likely to be defeated.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12
J. KEMERER, Sec.

DR.. G. A, Triinble reached his
residence in this city on Saturday
last, looking much the better in
health from his Southern sojourn.
The Dr.-has purchased a Southern
residence at st. Johns, Florida
ChtLIicothe Gnz.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The Sheriff Of wAmea County,
Georgia, who accepted BFibes from
persons charged with the murder
OF Senator Atkia. was brought to
Atlantis, on Sunday, In irons, and
2 confined In the barracks, by order
81 General Terry. II is1fep0fted
shat i!a the peEsons Who paid che
bfibes Will Be arrested.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The Democratic State Central
Committee of Missouri has become
disgusted and has decided not to
call a State Nominating Conyen-
tion this year. "a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The purchasers of the grounds Of
the old Central Ohio Lunatic Asy-
lum have given the locality the
name of EAST Park Place. and are
preparing to make it the most
beautiful part of the city cfColum-
bus.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

Near Russelyille, in this county
a rev days since, a ciiiia was born
OF white parents with a perfectly.
termed iaee: m 'front.' and one be-.
hind'-sRiPlcg Bee tes siasisi 81
We'll, Isn't one enodghf Youl
:wonldnit expect aehild 70 haye q
tlpgtend sbchinds would yctiS--
q 8. Joasadi. 70
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The Iowa kegislatnre.has passed
a bill allowing railway passengers
IS for every days unreasonable de-
lay oftheir baggage. -
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Anelection under the new char.
ter, for Aldermen and city Judges
takes place in New York City on
the l7th inst. @
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The St. Louis Republican says
that new Mississippi wheat win be.
in that market before the close Aof
this month.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

About three hundred persons
! united with the different churches
at Marion. Ohio, during the recent
religious rcvivalin that place.
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Hot weather and q drought inju-
rlous 70 crops are prevailing IN
California. gf
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T EGAL NOTICE.
jacob Mcdaniel, PIN.
:. AGAINST Divorce.

Said Defendant, Josephine Mcpaiel, whose
residence and whereabouts Is unknown. but
who Is supposed to live some where In Adam,
county, In tho State Of Indiana. ishereby no.
titled that Jacob Mcdaniel, did on the 2nd dny
OF April, 1870 file his petition In the oiIlce 0i
the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas with.
In and for the county of Fairfield and State Of
Ohio, therein charging the said Josephine Nc.
Daniel, with gross neglect Of duty and pray.
Ing that he may be divorced from her which
petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of said Court. JACOB M'DANIEL,
Apr. 7, 'T0-6w. by S. A. Kistlcr, Atty.
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Itisestimated that there will be
half i million ofTexSs cattle driv-
en- to Kansas this year.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

The work upon the Geological
Survey Of the State has been re-
snmed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

y jane 0th nc people Of Oregon
elect State officers Tor four years.
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THE MARKETS.
Lancaster Retail Market.

Corrected weekly by BUTLER, Bro. 6
Co., Grocers and Produce Dealers,
one door West of Rebcr, Kutz & VI
rick's,
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1 Have FILLED

agreater number of teeth, with a teyy
much less per ceptage Of .fqtlures, than
any operator ofequalycars.
s Broadway, 100 yards south of City
Hall. @ ii. SCOTT.
Lancaster, May IL, ls70-2w.
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Local Notices.
Icel Icel

HNW. Carpenter is,prepared to deliv-
or pure Reservoir Ice to Families or
persons desiring regular supply. Five
pounds daily for $l.OO per month, or 10
pounds daily for 5000 permonth.-3ws.
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Homo ,restImony.
WALNUT RIDGE.

WALNUT RIDGE,
Lawrence Co., o., April s, ls59.|
DR.. Q. w. RoBAcK-Sir; For the ben
eft of suffering humanity, permit
me to say that rhaye found your Sean
dlnavian Blood Pillshnd Blood Purifier
Assure cure for indigestion and liver
complaints. Mr.. =. Myers, of this
place, was. prostratcd with this disease,
and his case was pronounced almost
hopeless. A few boxes of the Pills and
bottles of the Purifier cured him 50 that
he is now able to labor.
n Yours truly, NICHOLAS HULL.
See advertisement In another column.
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-. nioli1-61 l1ofn1aS i11


WaIlace's Opera House, Newark,
on Tuesday evening next.
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window Shadcs.

A. BRENNEMAN' sells the Rastic
WtndOW Shades, the best, cheapest
and most durable window shades cx-
tant, Try them and he convinced. Re-
member also that Brenneman has the
largest assortment, and cheapest Wall
Paper In the City. TaIlmadge Block.
7-st.
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AURIToR or STATES 0FFIcE.
coLrMr1is LpsrAsT3sSS ,,ssS I, 81 | issgaAScE I, y

DEPARfHENr on iSsuRsSxc
coLrMBus, 0HI0. January asth. is.o}
TITS HEREBY CERTIFIED T,T !, rs,,n
~ lnsurnmce Compnnv asE.s.E
Amertc0, located 40 PhiladeInhia n, .hs
state ol fennsy lvania has eomilldoi, n ~, ,o y.
spects with the laws of this Stnic, ynIn =.
Eirc and Marine insurance Companiesl foy. NJ
tne current year, and has Illed n Ills miro a
swvrh ~ yhitcment, BY the prOperO Ulcers ihese'
i " showing It's condition md hntIross ~, ~
oist ot pecember 1902 70 be as fOiIowS, - s'o
amount ol actuaIpaid up CapitaI Ss0o an m
ASgregate amount Of available ''''ss "
Aasets =. - :. -. .. :, Il -. 0.FRa koo On
Aggregate amount OF Iiabilltiei s,'s''oso W
.uhciuntnG ro-insufalicc) s.T LOO ooa 4,
AmIount OF Income for tho preced, t-s''hY' ~
A%SSn. |, q Ispenditnies iSr tliss rssS''ia7'
..,..--.-e yoe'..,' ,.r....A &C.,. lSoQ, ~ on
lS'WtrNRss wHkkH0p. I have herenbto m,
scrbed my name and caused me sesioe
lskAi.,I my Once % heainxed. the dsv mi
year aboye written. - ''.'"'''' "''''
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Andltor AZ Stat.
byyAsi WrLLiAns, Chief Clerk. ''
VIM. P. GREED,
- y s 's''is'a Hfes AGENT,
!. s,,sss 49,. ~, Lancaster, Ohio.
( Mayesh, tS'o-at's G. b ,'ilsgsS sos g.is
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PR0GkEss IN MExIco.-A resolu-
tion proposing an amendment to
the Mexican constitution, has
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-12

FANCY AnricEEs


:
all or which will be found unusually attracl.
THE LADIES, FAR AND MEAN,
are invited "a cill. Goods will be feunaer tho
best styleA q tlio itasheals AnA Hri1es q tllA
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passed The Congress OF that ooun-
try, and is to be submitted to the
States for ratification.