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New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
I Fort de Charenton. l.. Fort de Bcetre.
X Fort dIyry. Nj. Fort de Montrouge.
lie. They are all anxious for peace, and express
themselves in favor of the COmte de Paris"
TIE PRISONERS TAKEN AT sEDAN-FORTIFYING
THE FRENCH CITIES-FRENCH IRON-CLADS
RETURNING FROM THE BALTIC.

TIE PRISONERS TAKEN AT sEDAN-FoRTIFYING
THE FRENCH CITIES-FRENCH IRON-CLADS
RETURNING FROM THE BALTIC.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. II, 1870.
kilograms from the seat of war, in the papers here
to-day are a perfect chaos of wild and contradictory
statements.
The official repert of the capitulation of Sedan
states that the total number of prisoners taken Is
$4,000. The crowd of wounded has been reduced
since the reopening of the railways and all the dead
in the fields around the city have been buried.
Orders have been issued by the Government at
Paris for the fortifcaton at Havre, Marseies, Dun
kirk. and other ports. The quotas of men OF the
large French war steamers are to be filled to the
utmost. and the vessels ready to weigh anchor at a
moments notice.
Six French ron-clads were seen off the Goodwins
this morning. Their course was southwest.
Among the rumors from Paris is one that large
deposit of neede-guns has been found in the city
and another that subterranean passage has been
discovered extending from the heart of the capital
to point beyond the Notifications.
II is reported that 100000 francs have been offered
for a messenger who will succeed in communicating
with the commander of Metz. One man who under
took the service has been shot by the Russians.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.

THE PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENsE-BE-ENFORCE-
MENTS on THE WAY FROM MARsEILLES-
FURTHER COMPLIMENTS TO THE AMERICAN
LEGATION.
PARIS. Monday Sept. ~, 1870
Preparations for the defense Of the city still con-
tnue and the work of drilling and organizing the
new leves advances favorably. A telegram received
from Marseiles to-day announced that 10000 volun-
teer had started from that city 10 reinforce the gar
rson here and that the MaTseles municipal author
es had unanimously decreed that religious cOrpor-
ations must participate in the national defense.
Mr.. Washburne to-day, while ON the way to the
Central Telegraph Office to send dispatch, was
recognized in front of the building by the crowd.
Cheers arose the crowd increased, and the Minister
received most enthusiastic ovation. Mr.. Wash
burne was mucb moved This evening the employees
Of the telegraph companies and many others assem-
bsd in front of the American Legation and made
another demonstration in honor of the Government
Of the United States and its Representative Can
Oaldl is expected in this city -
La France saws while the Republic is eVeiy' mere
welcomed the delay in the meeting OF tle oonS' Ou-
ent Assembly causes dissatisfaction. Inc supreme
tribunals Of law have removed to Tours, where 'hey
are now IN session.
The successes at Toul and Montmedy' toee' "o'
with the reported halt in the enemy advance n,o
led to more activity on the Bonrse and conSiue'AO
buying on speculative account
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHI

LONDON, MONDAY, sept r. l-Il
An outbreak is reported in the province 81
Viterbo. The people surrounded the Papal Zouaves
their intrenchments at Vterbo. Montefa-cone, and
Valentani and threatened TO attack them Order
restored in the name OF the King OF Italy.
The Daily Telegraph has special dispatch stating that
for the occupation of the Papal territory
has been agreed to. plebseitum is to be taken by
which the inhabitants 10 decide for Pope King
their civil ruler, the decision TO De binding both In
the time the Italian troops Will hold the Roman
territory until the voting is over and If the result Ia adj
TO the King, will withdraw.
The Papa towns sending petitions 20 the italian
Government for protection. Naples urges the King not
hesitate make Rome the capital Of the nation Tho
official journal Of the Government at Florence iustde5
the occupation Of the parimOny OF st. Peter, maintain
ing that is necessary for the Pope for ay. Tho
journal hopes the Pontf will accept the guardianship n
the Italian Government
II il said that the Pope is considering offers made 10
him OF refuge board Of the British frgates or
tha TbeP
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
THE IMPERIAL EXILEs.

NAPOLEON TREATED AS AN HONORED GUEST of
PRUSSIA.
LONDON, Monday Sept Il. 1910
Gems Douay aud Lebrun attend the Emperor az
"ilhelmsh0he The Prussian authorities surrounded
'he Emperors journey to WilhelmshOhe with eAIui-
sle dehcaey of care and provision for the dignity
And feelings Of the prisoner Advices from CA'Sel
ss' That nothing ia the magnificent treatment oi
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
1HE EXPLOSION Az LAON.

DIsPArCH FROM KING ~uLIAM-THREE HUMID
RED AND FIFTY MEN KILLED-sUsPICIoNs
OF TREASON.
BERLIN, Aonday, Sept. i2, 1870
The following dispatch from the King to the Queen
has been received dated 10 o'clock Sunday night;
"Tbe citadel of Laon exploded after its surrender
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
A. Fortifcstions OSt Denis c. Fort de Romanville.
b. Fort q dAubervillieTs. / D. Fort de Noisy.

Napoleon would denote that he is regarded as a
prisoner. He seems rather the honored guest of
Prussia.
The Empress Eugenie while on her way to En-
gland remained concealed three days in the environs
of Brussels.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
3 T. Fort de Rosnv G. Castle OF Vincennes.
+. Fort de NOgent. II. RedOubt de Gravelle

Just as the Prussa1s were preparing to enter Three
hundred and fifty men were killed, including 200
Gardes Mobiles. Many were shockngly mutilated
William of Mecklenburg was wounded. There must
have been treason"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
THE PONTIFICAL TERRITORY INVADED.
THE ARMY OF ITALY CROSSES THE ROMAN
FRONTIER THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
PRESSED BY THE POPULAR VILLA NEW
MINISTER OF WAR.
tAPU To IHb sNIbNNH.T
LONDON. Monday, Sept. u, 1870.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE ERIBDSBl
LONDON. Monday, Sept II, 1870.
A special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE ae
Rome tcegraphs this day; "rhe troops have crossed
the frontier Gen Cadorna has addressed proclama-
ton 10 the Roman people There Is great enthusiasm
and excitement among both troops and people"
The special correspondent OF TIE TRIBUNE at Florence
on the 7th inst says THE troops are violently excited
and impatient The Cabinet is reeonsiderng its resolu-
ton The people bent going to Rome with or
without the Government. Palermo. the most reaction
ary OF Italian cities illuminated last night on false
report that the troops crossing the frontier 80
"Ricasol is still here Pozza de San Martno will prob
ably be sent envoy TO the Pope. All Italy mean
time, is armng. The first classes Of troops called
out; second will follow 10000 men are oioin
their standards by the 10th. -Four regiments OF ena-
diers passed through this morning, to the frontier.
France has recalled all the French troops under thn
Papal fag-2OO0 men, Many towns in the Papa states
have already proclaimed Provisional Government
"The Minister OF War here has Just resi- ucd Rccotu
is his successor The Ministry Is dscordl.'."
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEUS.
THE LOSS OF THE CAPTAIN.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARs-A STRICT INVEST.
CATION DEMANDED.
LONDON. Monday, Sept u, 1870.
H. VI. s. Inconstant brings news of the loss
OF the Captain. She reports that the Captain, before
sailing narrowly escaped destruction by fire. The pack
ing Of her eedppe nted and the fire had made consd
cradle before was discovered 1t was extn-
guished with difficulty. During the gale one Of her
heavy guns got loosened from its fastenngs in
quence OF the tremendous rolling OF the ship and sud-
denly swinging around struck gunner killing him In
stantly The shipping gazette demands a strict nyest
CATION The British public should know how Of the
stanchest vessels aoat foundered in weather which
collier might have 0uJiyed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

r,r, Tpraryr ras long the only newspaper !"
~ mh col,, rcoering special dispatches from ne
se .'sl Da or represented by Special Co,Tsspqna,nes ''m
49,. p,T,s,ar Or French armies and al the faa'9 cap
,rJs ~ THE TRIBUNE dispatches hare oce rsed ." a" ~"
pere FORM 6y The Nc' York Hera'a' "o'd' I'"''' '""
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
CUBA.
THE NEW CABLE OPEN TO BUsINESS-CHOLERA
INCREASING.

HAVANA, Sept. 12.-The Panama and West
India Cable opened TO public business this morning
Sir Charles Bright will leave Santiago de Cuba Tues
ay TO Law cable from that city TO Jamaica The chocrs
is Increasing in this city. Capt.-Gen. DE Rodas arrived
here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
PRUssIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

THE GERMAN RESERVES ALL SENT FORWARD
NEW FORCES MUsTERING-ENOUGH TO BE
SENT TO CRUSH REsISTANCE-PRUsSIANs
CONCENTRATED AT RHEIMs-TOTAL OF GER
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

.,,.,e ~ SECRET mSSION-ENGLAND ASKS
pprss1A FOR AN AR,nsTICE-RUssIA CoUN-
sprs FRANCE TO YIELD TO THE PRUssIAN
nrnANps-AMERICAN SYMPATHY FOR PRUs-
s1A SUPPOSED TO BE WANING.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28
Great Exhibition at Columbus
Tonight.

Some forty or fifty young ladies
and gentlemen Of the Capital City
have made preparations for a grand
and unique entertainment at the
Opera House tonight. 1t is for
the benefit OF tho Home of the
Friendless, and is to consist OF
moving works, tableaux, a
"lcctur by A, Ward" piano solo,
by a virtuoso, and soprano solos by
the splendid vocalist Miss Lathrop.
The entertainment will be of the
most racy character, which, with
the benevolent object for which II
is gotten up, should draw good
delegation ofspectators from Ian
caster The 4'46 II. V. train this
afternoon will take parties to Col
umbus in ample time.
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Enforcement of the XVIII
Amendment.


A bill for the enforcement OF the
XVIII Amendment has been report
ed in the U. S. Senate. Itprovidss
that all citizens of the United
States othsrEise qualified -hY-taMi
shall be allowed to vote at all cleo
tions, without distinction Of race,
color or previous condition Of ser,
yitude. Penalties of fine and i'm
urisonment are provided for the
failure of officials TO allow oppor-
tunity to perform any prerequisites
Of State or Territorial laws. Fer
sons deprived of any office, except
that of member Of Congress or
State Legislature, by reason Of yior-
lation of the foregoing provision,
may recover possession through
U. S. courts. U. S. district courts
shall have, exclusively Of State
courts, cognizance Of all crimes
and offsnses against the, provisions
of this act. AL officers of the
United States are required, under
a penalty ofsl, 900, to institute and
enforce proceedings Hereunder
and the President is authorized tc
employ land and naval forces OF
militia, toenforce its execution.
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Counted In.

The Bdcyfus Democratic officials
have learned the BroolIlyn trick of
counting Eotes 80 eas to make the
smaller appear the bigger number.
AT the election in Bucyrus on the
4th,, the democratic. candidates for
Mayor and Street Commissioner
we're defeated, theformer by Is and
the latter by is votes. The in
.cumbent mayor who was demo
crat, held possession of the ballot
box. until the Monday following
when it seems another count was
made and, strangely enough it was
found that the defeated candidates
we're t,Do ahead!
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TO THE PUnLICi

We the undersigned Merchants Of the
City of Lancaster, Ohio, believing 1t to be
to the best interest of ourselves and pat
rons, as well as employees, hereby agree
and obligate ourselves TO the following
regulations: -,
On Saturday evenings the stores VIII
be kept open rs heretofore. That on
and after the flrstyiay Of April, until the
first day OF November, our Stores shall
be closed at 8 o'clock, p. M. and that
from the first day. Of November until
the first day of April, our Stores shall b'
closed at Z PM,
These regulations have been success
ALLY and efiectually carried out BY The
merchants of other towns and cities fol
many years, and, believing that It car
be done hero with equal satisfaction Il
all, we cheerfilly subscribe to the above
regulations, which will 60 into ope-
ration from this date. April - 1870
REBER, KUTZ & ULRICK,
BERRY, BROWN & co, y
GEO. W. BROCK & CO.,
JOS. REINMUND,
SNIFF, ALLEN & HATCHER
M. GROSS & co. q .a.fl t.s
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EGds-Unchanged.
New York Cattle Market.
NEM York. Anril 11.

The dead meats were cleared out Sat
urday, leaving the butchers hungry
The six thousand beeyes for the week
prove scarcely sufficient. The weather
Is favorable; quality Of stock fair
Prices, 1870 for bulls, up to l7lac for q
few extra steers; most sales at 10 to
l6l9c, such as 130 prime Nebraska
steers, OF II cwt, at 15h@l7c; 100 Ill
lnois, Of ~ cwt, l5@l8kc; 90 Mis-
souri,, Off cwt l5y4c, or about an aver
age Of the market, making an advance
Of y to &c, and closing very firm.
SIIEEr-Total receipts 1900; to-day
10 cars at 80th street, 55 ut Communi-
paw and ut Weehawken. The market
Is firm at former prices, Of &c for very
thin, 65 lb Ohio sheared; &c for 9 ear,
rs lbs: 70 for | car 81 lbs, and &c for
deck car, 05 lbs.
LAMDs-Spring Lambs are worth II
@20c.
Hoas-Total receipts of hogs 1900
to-day 10 cars, and the market Is down
again TO l2L, @l2hc for dressed; 2 car,
Illinois, 100 to 200 lbs, live, sold at %
93lc; car, 100 lbs, Ohio, sold at 0ISc.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having bccn restored "a
health In few weeks, by very simple rene.
dy, after having suffered several years with q
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumptlon-is anxious TO make known To
his fellow-SnfFcrors the means Of cure.
Toan who desire IT, he will send copy Of
the prescription used tfree Of chargc1, with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they win nnd SURE cure for Consump-
tlon, Asthma, bronchitis, etc. The object Of
the advertiser In sending the Prescription Is 10
beneilt the Ailllcted, and spread Information
which he concelycs TO bc invaluablei and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, asi,
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York
May "a, '69-ly. 4.-. >...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28

Congressional proceedings are
very much lacking in interest Of
late. We find In the House pro
ceedings Of Saturday, however,
something to chronicle to the cred,
1t Of Dan. Voorhees,, of Indiana, a
prominent democratlc member. In
the debate on the income tax bill
he showed good sense by favorine
the continuance Of the income tax
and declared his opinion that the
'most unpopular thing the Hous,
could do would be to abolish it,
Instead ofits being too inquisitoria'
no thought 1t would be we'll te
make 1t more so.
Messrs. Coburn, Judd, McCrary
and Farnsworth expressed similar
views.
ltseems probable that the in,
come tax win be continued, with
Q reduction OF the rate to three pei
cent, and an exemption Of $4,000,
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nedication services.

The st. Psuls English Evangelical
Lutheran Church, in Greenfield town
ship, ON the farm of Mr.. Samuel Baugh-
or, will be dedicated to the service Of
the Most High, on Sunday, the sth day
of May next. All persons are invited ia
attend the services. Especially do We
extend an invitation TO Ministers of the
various Societies Of the country.
VIC. HANER, Pastor.
pumontville, Ohio, April, 10th, 1870.
Politicians affect to- despise The
iron interest. Dom Piatt, who
never has a practical idea, in his
head, hnrls his shafts of sarcasm
at the Hon. Pigiron and the whole
pig iron interest. We see nothing
criminal in the manufacture Of pig
iron. 1t is an important Ohio pro
duetion and its manufacture gives
good weekly wages to thousands
of Ohio wofkmel, whose families
would starye ifa tariff for revenue
were not so adjusted as to protect
in some degree the iron interests
The question is; Shall we "pro
tect" American or British iror
men? 1t is true that the duty
might properly be reduced, anc
Schenck's bill provides for this
Springfield Republic,
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school Commisoioncr,s report.


We are indebted 10 the courtesy Of w.
D. Henkle, ESQ, State Commissioner Of
Common Schools, for acopy ofhisco
prchensive report for the school year
ending Aug. 81, 1860. 1t is rcplcte with
valuable statistics, from which We shall
hereafter Gull for publication the por-
tions of greatest interest to our readers.
The following officers are each entitl-
ed to copy Of this report, viz: Audi
tor, County Treasurer, Probate Judge,
Prosecuting Attorney, the three County
School Examiners, the Treasurer and
the Clerk of each Township, the Clerk
Of each local Board of Directors in the
several Townships, the superintendent
Of the graded Schools, the President
Clerk, and Treasurer of the several
School Boards other than Township
Boards, the Chief Officer or instructor
of any College or Academy In the coun-
ty. reporting TO the office Of the State
Commissioner.
The reports may be found at the office
Of the County Auditor In few days.
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IHE MARKETS.
Cincinnati MARKET.

CINcrNNATi%April rs.
FLouR-Unchanged; family 20 0O@
s 25. aa
GRAIN-Wheat; moderate demand at
81 l0@i u, choice 81 49, Corn firm
at 90@02c., Oats in fair demand at 55@
&c. Rye 05@97c. Barley unchanged.
The Chamber Of Commerce has decided
that on and after the lst Of May next 81
pounds shall be bushel of oats, which
Is in conformity to the state law custom
1t has been the custom in this market to
take 80 pounds.
WHIsKY-Held firmly at 81 01@l OF;
buyers offer 81.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess pork tending up
ward, held at $29; buyers at 1913 70;
bulk shoulders ll@1lAc; sides lac
l4Ac, and 15!4c asked. Bacon firmer;
shoulders sold at l2l4c; sides held at
153I, and 1616c for clear rib, and clear
not much done.
PRoDucE--Iard held at 1910, and 14C
less offered. Butter unchanged. Eggs
declined to l5c and dull. Cheese I'M
changed.
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We are indebted to Charles
Wells, of the Cincinnati Type
Foundry, for copy of their beau
tifril specimen book of types, bor-
ders, cuts. DC, for 1870. This is
the Oldest and remains the leading
Type Foundry Of tho West.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28

Senator Robertson, chairman OF
the Committee on Political Dlsa.
bilities, will, in a few days, report
a bill which extends amnesty to all
persons save those who left either
House Of Congress or the army OF
navy to engage in the secession
movement, and those who signed
the original ordinances of soces,
sion In the different seeding
| States.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28

The revolutionary leaders appear
to be "gitting" out of Cuba as fast
as possible. Gen. Jordan is re-
ported at Nassau, Bermuda, on his
Way TO the United States.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28

The Legislative excursion to
Washington, Baltimore, etc, is
over. 1t was highly interesting
affair to the participants, but de.
tail Of its incidents we think
would not be of great interest to
the bulk of our readers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28

General J. II. Lewis, Democrat,
was on Monday elected to Con.
gress from the. Third Kentucky
District--thc seat vacated by Col
laday. The latter, 1t is thought
willcontest the seat, he claiming
to be still q member of the Forty
first Congress- q y.aa5s ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28

The funeral of Hon. Anson Bur.
lingame took place at Boston on
the 23d. He was buried at Mt.
Auburn, with Masonic ceremonies,
The services were impressive and
the procession very long. An i'm
mense throng lined the route, Min
ute guns were fired; flags at half
mast, and business was suspended.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28
Change In County Audito RS
& Term. 4"


One ofthc laws passed by the
Legislature at itslate session is one
changing the expiration of the
term Of Auditor from March to
November. Under the old system,
County Auditors 60 out Of. office
without an opportunity to close up
their business and complete their
settlement. The change closes
the term sfter the entire basines,
of the year IS completed. rh,
new law extends the terms, Of al
Auditors now In. otnce until No
yenber ofls7l.
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New York Market.

New YORK, April 25.
FLoUR-Closed a shade firrner and In
n airexport and home trade demand.
GRAIN-Wheat unsettled; spring
quiet and firm; winter dull and declin-
ing; No 2 spring 81 09@1 l3; winter
red and amber western 81 23@l 25.-
Rye quiet and firm at $l@l 03 for west
ern. Oats dull at 5016c for western In
store. Corn quiet at II l0@l l3 for
new mixod western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork firm at $2S for
mess, for April or May, and $2S bid,
seller June. Beef steady. Cut meats
firm and moderately active. Bacon
nominal. Lard very firm; sales ol
1000 tlcrces prime steam, for May, at
1890, and l61sc now asked; 1890 of
fered for May, and l6@l6Hc now ask
ed; l61Gc offered for spot, and l53Sc ask
ed. ~
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On motion, the same was unanimous-
.ly adopted after which the following
members came forward and signed their
names to the Constitution and paid their
admission fec oftwo dollars each.
w. RabC, S. d. Miller, j, r.. Hood, w,
s. Eckcrt, ,Joscph Pursel; G.. Huston, II.
X. Rcichari,J j. +. Barry, w, a.. Reich
ard,J t. Wygum, Frank W. Aresserly,
lNJ. zahm.. Harvey Glesy. ls.
On motion,it was resolved that the
proceedings of this and the previous
meeting be published IN each Of the
county papers, e. ~ 37s
! On motion; 8. D. Miller was elected
,Managerof tho Thespian Grub, 3
/ On motion, ,,resolYed that the. Clnh
me-. meet on on nextTaesday evening, Aprr
On motion, adjourned. a ..is
SAMUEL d. MILLER, Pres't
| W. 8. EcKfRT, Sec'y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28

N. II. Sears, q private watchman
in the Cincinnati Commercial Of.
fee, was stabbed and fatally wound
cd in the front Office on Sunday
night, the 18th, by Jerry Lynch
A brother Of Lynch's had been ar,
rested on information furnished by
Sears. Lynch sought the latter
and struck him. A struggle en-.
sued, ending with Lynch inlicting
q mortal wound. The murderer
escaped, but was arrested at Car
thage Monday. Scars had recent
ly been on the police force; was a
brave officer and an excellent man,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28

EBtIf you desire rosy cheeks and, a
complexion fair and free from .plinples
and blotches, purity your blood by the
use Of DR.. Pierce's Alternative Extract
or Golden Medical Discovery. II lEas
no equal for this purpose, nor as a rem
edy for severe Collghs or Bronchitis.
Sold BY druggists. or enclose three
ana quarter dollars to DR.. R. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, NY. and get three bot
tles free Of Express charges.
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The market house in Gallipolis
was set on fire on the morning of
the 9lst, and negro who was con-
fined in the calsboosc therein for
drunkenness was burned up with
the building.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-28

The contract for building the
railroad from Toledo to New Lex.
ington, Ohio, to intersect the Bal.
timore and Ohio, was closed at
Tifin, Ohio, Friday, with J. Edwin
Corant, Of New York.