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Ground Broken on the A. and
u. Il. IL. IL.

We copy the account furnished
the Cincinnati Commercial of the
grand railroad pic mic and jubilee
held at New Lexington on We'd
nesday Of last week in honor of
the commencement Of work on the
division south ofthat place on the
"A. and L. +. Railroad. Our Perry
county neighbors seem to have had
a good time. We have room for
only the, special to the CONNER
cidt, as follows:
New LEXINGTON, ONO, June a.
This was the day appointed by the Di-
rectoIs and contractors for breaking
ground and commencing the work upon
the Atlantic and Lake ERIC Railroad,
one hundred and ten miles of which is
now under contract. IN
A grand pic mic and jubilee was held
In q beautiful grove, near town, and
vi NVtt III
The meeting organized by appointing
Hon. Charles Follett, of Newark, Presi-
dent, and GencAl III. Kelly, Of New
Lexington, and G. NJ. Jennings, oi
Athens, Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by tht
President, Mr.. FOllctt; ID. W. Swigart
of Bucyrus; Hon. George d. Wright, o
Columbus; DIR. Guthrie, of New York
City ID. Tallmadge, of Lancaster, and
Mr.. jenkins, foreman Of the rolling
mill at Newark, Ohio. s'5 81 M
A letter was read from the venerable
Thomas Ewing, IN regard to the con.
struction Of the roa,l and the great min
eral region OF the Sunday Greek Valley
with which he has long been well ac'
quaintcd.
The speeches were unusually able
spirited and pointed, and were eagerly
listened to by the assembled multitude
Jenkins, who Is u practical furnace
and iron man, made q statement, ant
repeated 1t with emphasis, that the min.
eral region ofPcrry county Is the rich
est In the known world. m af
After thespcaking was concluded thu
ceremony OF breaking ground was gon'
through with, and this was succeeded
by a pic mic dinner in the grove.
II was an agreeable, pleasant Occa
sion, and will long be remembered.
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HURRAH FOR THE
4TEI OF JULY!

The 9th Anniversary Of American
Independence will be celebrated in
LANES GROVE, Baltimore, Ohio, on
Monday, July ith, 1870.
WM. p. CREED, Esq, Col. JonN M
CoNNELL, Rev. lIANAwALL and Rev
STIAssNER, will address the people,
Tho Declaration of Independence will
be read by Dr. HuMMEL. The CorneI
Band will be present to enlivcn the oc-
caslon with their music. Everybody l.
cordially invited to come, and bring
their dinner and spend the day In honor
of American lnde enO,dcncc.
Baltimore, Ohio, June II, 1870.
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Hooking at ornear the State dana. Yoh
have no errand at Athens, and 1t Is not
necessary to gothere; tits two miles out
of your way, aud would cost you twice
two miles of useless road. You may
cross the Hooking upon or near the
State dam, and turn your first track
north-westward into the Hooking VAL
lev road. This win complete the outlet
for your coal and iron. Another branch
of the road, or rather the main road,
should turn south, making the best
terms possible with the Hooking Valley
road, for about four miles to near the
mouth ofMargaret's creek-called "AIa-
rietta creek" on some of the maps-then
cross the Marietta & Cincinnati railroad
on a Slightly elevated point, and follow
the Middle Fork of Margaret's creek to
itssOurce, passing over a low ridge to
Leading creek and the Ohio river. join
ing the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad
about two miles from the mouth of the
great Kanawha. Stretch q line on a
map from the head ofthe Middle Fork of
Sunday creek to the head of the Middle
Fork of Margaret's creek, and you will
be surprised TO find how IIearly the two
creeks, Including The Hooking as far as
1t connects then,j run upon a straight
line north and south. Z.
Having reached the Ohio river, the
great road with which yours viii con-
meet crosses the mountains witha bet
ter grade than any other road. Cross
ing further south, the track will be less
incumbercd with snow in winter. 1t is
shorter by inanymiles from the naviga-
bile Ohio to the nayigable waters Of the
Chesapeake and ocean on the east
and one of its branches terminates al
Norfolk, one of the finest harbors on the
Atlantic coast. w
Allthese advantages dulylitilized. win
make your valley one Of the richest in
the world. and your road for freight and
travel one Of the most important in the
State: lam pleased with your enter
prise and wish 1t every possible success
! am, very respectfully, yours,
| 4g& ~ r.. EWING
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Excursion to the Coal Mines.


We learn from the Ohio State
Journal that an excursion to Mel
sonyille and the coal mines is be.
ing planned for July 7. The fare
for the round trip will be 81 75
from Columbus, 81 80 from
Groveport, 81 30 from Winches,
ter, and 81 25 from Lancaster
Such IN excursion is just the
thing for this hot weather. The
coal mines are full Of novelty and
interest, and the surrounding see
merry is as beautiful rs can be found
anywhere.
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Ohio Democrats by resolution
condemn the income tax, while the
Representatives Of the Democracy
in Congress vote against its rcduc-
tion. This exhibits the usual con
sistency between the words and
the acts of the party, and for n
wonder, in ono instance, their prac-
tice is better than their platform.
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columbus Market.

4 ~ SOlVMbLs, Jttilo zi'
FLouR-$5 50aS 80 per Dbl.
GRAlS-Corn SOaS6c; Wheat 81 TO-
Oats 55aG0c.
PROyIsIoNs-IIams 2la23c whole
sale, &c retail /; Shoulders l4Isc whole.
sale, lSc retail ;plain bacon 1875 whole
sale, 20c retail; dried beef 22a2Sc.
BUrTER-1Sa25. A 4
CHREsE-Factory lie. 3i'N8
EGGs-Scarce at l7a20c. fa
Wool-35aI0c. m fy
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SIpprME .JuDoE-The Friends 2

SuPREME JuDeE-The friends of
Hon. Milton L. Clark, of Chilli
cothe, propose to present his name
to the Republican State Conven,
tion as 4 suitable candidate for
JUDGE ofthe Supreme Court. From
representations made by those
well acquainted with the gentle
man, of both political parties, we
are satisfied that his nomination
would be one eminently fit TO be
made and one that would add
strength to the ticket in Southern
Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

In the discussion of the House
Naturalization bill In the U. S.
Senate on Saturday, Mr.. Drake OF
Missouri, referring to the alleged
enormous frauds at the election in
New York city, said that a general
civil war was certain to result il q
candidate for the Presidency was
elected by that vote.
According to our view, there
could be no election by fraudu-
lent or illegal vote. There might
be an usurpation, founded ON such
a vote. But we guess New York
won't be necessary to elect the
next President.
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U. S. Treasurer Spinner offers a
liberal reward to any person
through whose instrumentality the
thief may be detected who recently
stole from the U. s. Treasury two
thousand $40 U. S. notes, series of
1859. AS heretofore stated, the
notes were numbered II 3,530,00l%,
TO 1852, ,000+, inclusive.
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Cincinnati market.

q +.
CINCINNATI, June "a.
FLorR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat dun and, declining
sales OF No. | red at II 20. Corn very
duh, held at SkiS5c; no demand, prices
nominal. Oats dull and nncllanged at
55aG0c. Rye and. Barley unchanged
500 bushels new Kentucky barley sold al
$l.07, a
WaIskx- HELD At II sales at oSc, but
little demand. s'Q { H
PRovIsIoNs--Dull tprices are nom
inally unchanged; no sales Of any I'M,
p0rtance. ktsa-s..
PRoDUeE--Butter dull at 10a2Oc fol
fresh. Eggs 14c.
OII--Linsecd oil dull at 81 0Sal 10
Lard oil 81 l2a1 10 for cement, made
from prime lard.
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The rranlsing Privilege Bill.

The following are the yeas and
nays in the U. S. Senate on the
proposition to repeal the franking
privilege:
Yeas--Messrs. foreman, buckingham, Cam,
er0n. Casserly, Cattell, Chandler. Conkilng
Cragin, Davis, Ferry, Ilamlin, Harlan, Howe
Howell, McCroery, Morton, Pratt, Ramsey
Schurz, Scott, sherman, Sprague, Trumbuli
Wiley, Wilson and Yates-g0.
Nays--M -Messrs. Ames, Bayard, BrOwnlow
Carpenter. Cole, Corbett, Drake, Fowler, Gil
bert, Hamilton, OF Maryland, Harris. Me
Donald, Morrill,, OF Vermont, Nye, Osborn
PomcrOy, Pool, Rice, Robertson, Ross, Saw
yer, Spencer, stewart, Sumner, Thayer, Wick
ers, Warner and Williamson.
This disposes of the matter fol
the present session. Senator Sher
man, it will be seen, voted for the
repeal, while Senator Thurman was
absent or lodged. Both the Re.
publican Senators from Indiana
voted in the affirmative.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

| have opened, on Main street, retail
Drug aud Prescription store, and kecI
In connection Herewith good assort.
ofTollet articles.
My stock Is entirely new, selected IN
New York City by myself, and persons
dealing with me can rest assured ofgct-
ting pure and fresh Medicines ut fall
prices.
l pay particular attention to filling
Physicians prescriptions.
May 2G '70-tf. II. D.HuNTER.
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New York Market.
NRw York, June "a.

NhW AVNh, Ouhc %ts
FLoCR-Closcd quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Whcat dull and scarcely so
lirm; No. 2 Chicago 81 2Al "a; No. Z
milwaukee, 81 30al 81; winter red and
amber western II 42a1 40. Rye dull
lndhcayy. Oats lower, dull at G0a0l &c
torwcstern; 67aGSc for Ohio. Corn duh
md declining; new mixed western ssa
97c. .-o. ~. 81 s1s.hR
PnoNIsIoNs-Pork nominal for mess,
wv i90a3O OO, Beef duh aud unchang-
cd. Cut meats closed quiet and firms
liaeon nolnlnaC LNrd Jul and heavy,
1870 for prime steam. - .-t- IS
PRopucE-Eggs quiet ana unchang-
ed.
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Shower y Bro. 4,

Attic New Boot and Shoe Stor, ShWf-
fer Block, have commenced the business
ofmnnuhctur,ng work to order. First
class workmcn employed, and the finest
French stock used. For the best home
made French Calf Boots aud Shoes, &c
to Shower Il Bro. l0-tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

The death of Hon. David Hca-
ton, a member from North Carroll
ma, was announced in the House of
Representatives. on Saturday. Mr..
Hcaton, VIC believe, was from Ohio
and formerly a member Of the legis-
laturc Of this State.
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baltimore Market.
BALrIMoRE, june 81,

FLouR-Dull and less firm.
GRAIS-Wheat dull; western 81 3Ga
l 3s. Corndull; white 81 12a1 l5; vel
low 81 O5a1 OF ; white mixed 81 O3li 05
Oats 6Oc. Rye 81 05al 0S.
PRovIsIoNs-Mcss pork firm AZ sSi.-
Bacon firm rib sides lie ;clearrlb IKE
shoulders l4c; hams 23a2S1Gc. I.ard
quiet at l6a4al7Ac.
WH1sKY-Firm at 81 03a1 O4. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

The U. s. Senate has stricken
from the Tax Tariff Bill the sec
tions to continue the income tax
yeas "a, nays 90. The yeas on that
question, whether Senators oil
Representatives, ought to be con
signed to political death.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

Doyou think the proprietor Of DIR.
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy would offer
$500 reward for case Of Catarrh which
he cannot cure, If he did not positively
know that his remedy would cure Ca
tarrh? Prcposterous ideal Sold by
druggists; or send Sixty Cents to DIR.
X. V, Pierce, Buffalo, N. ", and get a
package by mail.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

county Democracy, in
Convention assembled, has pro.
nounced tor Finck, for Congress
Fairfield county ditto, for Van
Trump.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

The bill creating the Depart
ment of Justice has been signed
by the President. 1t goes into ef-
feet on the first Of July, at which
time the new Attorney General
will probably enter upon his du-
tioa- .N
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Local Notices.
50. Mary's school Exhibition and
Distribution Of Premiums.

There Will be an Exhibition and Con-
cert by the said school, tomorrow FRI
day. at ~ +. NJ, In the City Hall.
Friends, parents and the publica arc re-
spectfully invited.
Tickets % cts. Sold at Tuthill and
IIrenncman's book stores, for the benefit
of the school. aWg 16-lt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

A bill extending the patent on
the Smith &c wesson pistol, which
was passed overt the Presidents We
to by the Senate, AZ to IL, was de-
feated In the House, ayes IL, noes
s1Ro &,..
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2 IA remarkable hail storm occurr-
ed in Ross county on the 10th inst.
Many fields of wheat, comprising
hundreds Of acres, were utterly de.
stroyed by i.
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sPECTAoLEs.

Another assortment Just received of
those fine Pebble Glasscs--no old Glass
by u new name, but a reliable first class
article, that will almost make Il blind
man see. L, G. BUrCu.
3wl4#
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The Clrclevllllans are trying to pro-
cure the services of Geo. W. Morgan
the great organlst, fora grand concert
In that city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

Whittemore has been refused
admission 70 a seat in the House on
his credentialsas a reelected mem
Der from s. Carolina.
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Gold, is down again in New
York to nearly the lowest point
vet attained. 1t varies but little
from ITO.
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We arc glad to note the fact that
Senator Sherman is opposed to the
movement for the abrogation of
the income tax. In debating the
subject recently he justly remarked
that the loss of revenue involved In
rejecting tho income tax would
have to be made up by the restora.
tion Of other taxes. He thought
that the House, having passed u
modified income tax by vote of
3 to ], would not be likely in any
event to agree to its total abroga.
tion.
The people would rejoice to soc
the House maintain TO the last It's
position on the income tax ques-
tion; but that body has become so
accustomed to yielding TO the Sen
ate in matters at issue between the
two, that hope is somewhat dis
couraged as TO the probable result.
--Ss~. .---------.
The bill abolishing the franking
privilege was killed in the Senate
yesterday by a vote Of 20 to 26
some dozen or more Senators
squarely dodging the issue. W.
are told that the result was rccelv
ed with ''roars of laughter" and
that Mr.. Ramsey, who has cham,
pioned-the bill, was ridiculed nn
mercifully. "Iet those laugh who
VIM" but we opine that these Gu
chinnatory gentlemen will find
that they have crowed before they
were out Of the woods. The peo
pie are in dead earnest about thil
matter. and viii not soon forge
Z those Senators through. whose per
slstent efforts this systepl Of pub
lie robbery has been poFpetphtcd
GIN. Times, 25th,
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SOUTHERN s. 2
SUGAR MILL
For Grinding Sorghum.

4
n would respectfully inform my oil custom-
i ers that havea few Of those Heavy Mills
left, which would he glad to sell and ship to
order. Below find certificates OF pcrfor-
nance, GILBERT DEvOL. 3
Lancaster, o., june 30, 1910.
do hereby certify that have used Mr.. G.
Dev0l's Sugar Mill. manufactured after the
Southern Mill, with the q. Dey0l improve-
ments. | consider It the hest Milf for all
work that has been produced ln our State. II
has strength, beauty and durability. / made
with II last season 1000 gallons Of nlOlasses.
and had crowd always around me to sec. the
Mill perform, and many frop a adistance. The
Mill weighs 1000 lbs rollers two feet In
length; one large and two small, grind
with one or two horses. JOHN RACER.
Sept. 1861 ssitEts
We do hereby certify that we hnye been us
ing one of DeyOl's new Sugar Mills. We can
recommend IL to any person that wishes to
grind cane, as the most perfect Mil ~ all Its
parts Of any Mill ever introduced to the pub
lie. It Is very heavy but not q pound to
spare. We have no fears OF Rny hrcakagc,
and consider we have Mil for the present
generation AS n matter Of economy we can
safely recommend the said Mil 70 the public.
.fH G.. NJ. BEEKY.
JOHN BRANDT.
lido hereby certify that have purchased Of
Gilbert Devil, Lancaster one Of his large SUI
gar Mills; three rollers two feet long weight
ing 27 hundrcd' lbs with which grind my
cane with two horses, and can grind enough
10 make two hundred gallons of molasses. per
ten hours dHy; grind my Gane w'snoa, thou,
saving by IL. My Mill Is horizontal after the
model OF the Havana Sugarmill Ifeedby
the armful and no fear Of breaking
ELLEiHUE McCRACKEN.
Winchester, o.
do hereby certify that I am engaged in the
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

It is stated that the iron IL laid on the
C.and II. V. Railroad to within mile
and q half of Athens.
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CREED Bros. have reduced their prices
of fcsh-saltcd Lake Fish. See alver-
tlscmcnt containing altered rates.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-30

To stop an itching head use Halls
Vegetable Slcilian Hair Remover, a sure
cure.
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Mr. Akerman has been confirm
ed BY the Senate, and will assume
the duties of Attorney General on
the LIST Of July,
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WALL PAPER.

DOn'tflil toask forTuthill'sncw store
and see his immense stock, all new styles
and lower prieedthan ever before. 5-tf
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watch Work and Jobbing.
You will save time, trouble and cx-
pensc, by having your work done at l..
C. BUTcu's. 3wl4F
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THE MARKETS.
Lancaster Retail Mal ket

Corrected weekly by BUTLER, Bro. &
Co., Groccrs and Produce Dealers,
one door West of Rcber, Kutz Il Ul-
rick's,
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= IFyog wASr a pair of tip-ton styl7
ish and artisieallys made French Calf
Boots, go toshower& Bro, inthcshef-
er Block. loft.
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LADIES, Remember that Geo. W.
Brock & Co have the best Kids for one
dollarin Lancaster, 9-l.
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REPOnr OF THE CONDITION
Of the Hooking Valley National
Bank, ofLancaster, Ohio, at the
close of business on the 9th day
Of June, 1870.
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MEN OF OUR TIMES: OR LEADING
Nl PATRIOTS OF THE DAY, being mar
ratives OF the lives and deeds OF States
men, Generais and Orators, includ-
ing Biographical Sketches and Anecdotes, Of
Lincoln, Grant, Garrison, Sumner. Chase,
Wilson. Greeley. Farragut, Andrew, Col
fax, Stanton. Douglass, buckingham,
Sherman, Sheridan, Howard, Phil
iat lips. and Dpccher,
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J You will find the very best Silver
Ware, and warranted such ut l.. @,
BUTcm's. 3w14A
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STATE OF OHIO fea 49,
COUNTY or FAIRFIEhn-
Il. J. w. Faringer, Cashier OF the Hooking
Valley National Hank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement u true 10 the hest qf my
knowledge and belief J.W. FARIYGER,
{i.fi fa6ii Is Il. srTi ID Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
lnya0f June, 1870. - III. g. DRINKLE,
ftffA = FItttB II sz & Notary l'ubiic.
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