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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02
For the Lancaster Gazette.
THE AGRICULTURAL COL
~ LEGE.
Shall Fairfield County secure
It's location among us?

The Board Of Trustees of the
Ohio Agricultural aud Mechanical
College have organized, and they
now invite bids from Counties Gle,
string to secure its location, and
these bids must be made before the
first ofSeptembcr, when the loca-
tion Is to be determined.
The College Fund consists of
something over 100000, now in
the State Treasury, but It Is not
proposed TO use any of this Fund
to buy lands or erect buildings,
but to require by donation Of the
County in which 1t may be located
sufficient for these purposes, and
not less than 100000; the College
Fund proper being reserved as an
investment, the interest of which
is to go toward the support oc the
Institution, when fully prepared
for operation.
1t is expected to make the Insti.
tuition a FIRST class one; and ifthis
expectation BE- realized, 1t will prob.
ably have an attendance of from
200 to 800 students, who, with
the corps Of Professors and tutors,
TO say nothing of the 800 acres
Model and Experimental Farm,
willbe an important acquisition to
any County.
! Competition will therefore be
very strong among the Counties
striving to secure II to themselves.
A law passed last winter, author
ICES the several Counties wishing
to secure II to donate for that
purpose such sum as the County
commissioners may designate, pro-
vidcd that on submitting the ques-
ton To the voters Of The County,
: at q special election, a majority OF
those votiugsanction the donation;
and in thatscase the law provides
that the sum shah be raised .by
itaxntion not exceeding ten inllIs
tin al, and OF this not more than
1.-TWO mills in any one eyear, and 4 10
anticipate these taxes the Commis.
] sioners are authorizeds to tissue
Bonds Of the CodAty Cor the
,tamount OF tbe donation, running
not more than l0.yeafs and. cbeaf.
ling intcrest not exceeding IS mn
itent. sFtS 90 so@ Ssel S,eA 'sw
j pndef tffis law 1sshfelds roulil
\ donate from yfBD,D D,Do0 tf0 woo, ,eaoI
| Wilithc people'do it? My object
Is to call public attention to the
matter and provoke discussion. l
think less than $160,000 will not
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02
Invasion of Canada.

Since our last issue, we have re-
ceived news of the beginning and
ending Of another Fenlan War;
Dispatches came thick and fast for
a few days. On the oath, Prcsi.
dent Grant had issued his procla,
nation warning the Fenians Of this
country against invading Canada
and notifying all persons who
might engage in such unlawful &C,
tion that they would forfeit the
protection OF this government
Nevertheless, the Fenians "wcnt
in" after having gathered on the
frontier near st. Albans, Vermont,
in considerable force. They did
not have to 60 far before meeting
"the enemy" who fred upon them
and shot down two or three OF the
invaders. This reminded the latter
that they had urgent business on
theU. S. side Of the line, where
they betook themselves with alac-
rity. Gen. Meade, who had been
promptly dispatched TO that quar-.
A ~ "A = Z.
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Jottings from Liberty.

i---r--- Ill .N." N..
Editors Gagettes 2r
Since the rain Of last Monday
every thing is growing fnely.-r
Considerable hail fcll--butthe only
injury II did was to itselfin falling
from q dizzy hight and stopping on
a sudden,
Linseod oil has advanced rapid
ly-caused by the great demand
from Basil for that article--as her
citizens generally are painting up,
Leonard & Bro. have had their
large brick store painted and pen
ciled IN grand style-also many
citizens are giving their domicils
fresh coats. .alii
A. Il, Mason has sold his pres
ont residence--an preparing to
build a brick abode in "Mayne's"
addition to b., to be completed by
Fall. Mr.. ID. Bright Is also erect
Ing a new house in same addition.
Mr. p, Maugcr's residence is
about ready for the plasterers. -
A. L. Fritz, J. j, Hansbarger and
j, Tschudy have all added new adj
ditions to their homes, Many
other minor improvements which
! win hothoticeim in this. -
Basil was so much crowded on
Saturday last with horses and Yel
hiclcs, that one lady remarked
that she was compelledeto tie her
horse in Baltimore, where tlicre'
was room, and foot Il TO Basil to
Ni6 iier dealing Idldsnotl hear TIC
above remark inSssif bat have il
nom good Authority, and cannot
doubt the remStk, or the eife6nif 8
FpSi slagseE tAs great hJlstF
timer viii ;3hqw here On June Ill.
The 0lloSlng Ill IL posted ID on
TIE =. ::iIoi sfefs tle Big
'Pohl 3 he llsslE hSb acwnI ~ loli
board. : 1kif persons aeslsSS ! l6R
enjoying day offeal pleasure are
hereby notified that a boat will
leave Basil on Friday next at IA.
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New York Cattle Market.
NEW YoRK, May 80.

CATILE-and sheep are excited again,
the supply falling below the demand.
There were 3,5i0 beeves on sale to-day
l02 cars at Wcehawken, 73 at Commu-
nipaw and 35 cars Mt Tooth street, ma
king total of 0,2b0 for the week. The
stock of to-day run 10 the extremes of
choice 5 cwt, Illinois and Kentucky
beeyes at l7i5c'to green grass Tex,lhs
of 81 cwt., at less than llc, Most of the
sales were ut l0al7c, averaging l6lse IN
a strong active market, the butchers
falling to get enough. A scarcity OF
sheep helps cattle. In the strife Of rail-
roads for the carrying trade live stock Is
long way ahead this week. Sales OF
beeves to-day: 300 Illinois fat stillers,
"a cwt., at l7al7lGc; 100 Texan still
crs, 6t4 cwt., at l5lSc; 90 Ohio stlllcrs
Mt l0al7c; 270 Illinois corn fed, COM
mon to fair, 8A cwt., at l5lSalG%c.--
Many good stlllers are on sale, with 200
Texans during the week. 81
SuERP--Total l3,S00 Of which $500
arrived for to-day's market. Prices
have advanced fully hc; some poor lots
sold at &c, falrat 7Lic; prime at Sc; few
at $slSc, The market closes very strong,
Lambs are worth l2alilsc sales l car
76 ID Ohio sheep &c; 3 cars 81 ID, 7c; ]
car so 10 good Sc, and car 90 ID same,
a lot l5 ID Ohio lambs lie.
Hods-Total 81 GOO, with 57c cars to-
day. Market steady at l2c net. ls
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Cincinnati MARKET,
CfNrINN Arf. NAV 3fl.

. afs aLi VIZ .N fNfNf|I.l.
FLouR-,-Steady; family $b 25a5 50s
GRAIN-Wheat firm; Nos.-o and / at
81 l2a1 II In elevators. Corn dull and
dropping; sales at 00a02e. Oats dull
but unchanged at b4h5sc. Rye bba07c
and In fair demand, a. F0e9
WHIsKy-Unsettled at ~ DIAL 05;
the latter rate asked. nitft
PRovfsIoNs-Qulet and prices noinln-
ally unchanged; all articles held ut pre-
vlous prices. Mess pork $40 7ba30 90
Bulk meats l2c, l5c, l6Isc and Ice, Ba-
con 1870, 1896 and l714. Sugar cured
hams 19l620c. Lard; lGc for prime
kettle rendered. Small sales Of bacon
at the quotations, but none Of any Other
article.
PRopucE-Butter and cheese I'm
changed and steady. Eggs advanced tc
l6al7c.
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= Dodge that Exposed More
than 1t Hid.
The omission IN laet week' oAiQ


The omission in last weeks Ohio |
Eagle, Of the platform adopted b5 !
the county convention of its party
held on the Saturday previous,
was an extraordinary piece Of po-
litical strategy on the part of the
publishefs or managers. Were
they ashamed of the Reputation
Resolutions, or did they dread to
provoke, the honest indignation of
sachimembeFs oftheir patty in this
county as are not yet prepared TO
swallow so Vie 4 dose2 Itwillnott
aiter the very suspicious character
ofthe dodgesthst the Eecle will
hfobably be compelled, by kicks
Ind cutik on one side and another,
q give, dive these iresolsticns 4 place IN
this weeks issue the fact of Q
F.. -"
giafing, faint hearted Y eowaraly
dodge; stleass oasItoo plainly ito
fail Of being noted w y every .oile,
and. must inspire sjrheld ccnnt,y
Democracy with immense eonil1
Idencssdn their newspaper oTgan.r-s
h. 4 Il
But thonght Lag le did not pub
lish, y could net suppress. the hl
Columbus CFssfs pub ellshsd the M res
olutions as q oepciooa emeEsels ana
from that paper we copy them ~
1rdsr Ia lei orr readers Ifnowwhat
| NJ 20 % sr.;, E. 80. 4. !.
IS attemptep 70 spe lolste0 Y pon elie
public intellioence as the voice OF
=, ! !,
tne t'alrielte StsllntfS Hpl'i'seAse@ @il7
! II may be 50 III fac e-.if not, there
Il x ,so,tG ! 4 Z, ! tF;0ti an
nie Ro RisttSr a :. : 80 3 - :, :
enough somewhere IN the party to
,.L Az contrarv man fest
Itff-I
The Fesohittons up tolthe 9th o.
I4he asr,es contain nothing worthy
''-S 4 -, -F1ts, ~. ,6e,-.
OF note. Ihat resolutlon, ana tne
two immediately following. we here
w "A sul q,
finsert, togetner WIN tnsi lAtn, WIZ
the signatures Of the Oommitte,
,.L ~. ian ~. .ex,.,,, .,,,o,,
which reported tne piaeaofm, among
which will be e'noted that Of Charlel
~ .,Li;shors of.h,
1uuui, Vne " sAs PuDi''e'n 70 y "
Eogle: stgss
4 a ps,ol,as Tint the war waped h,
! e,e lhoIItion marty agsinst soyereigi
Ststes @ was ! nartlzap war. for spoils M
far nartIzan p,,rnoses. and MAS In viola
tior Of the Constitution and the Demo
cratic theory Of our government,
/ 2. Reboived, That the war dObt wa
created under false pretences, an6in vi
i olatlon Of the Consti tutiou, therefore
fraud upon the people, and Is noN
exacting, as II has been, the very sub
s,ns snngsl Il jntsrest sp II tho saoie II hence,
continued, must inevitably make a55jec
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NOTICE.

DR.. L. HoMRIGHoUsE, of BaIti-
more, Ohio, has obtained Patent on
Cultivator Plows, dated May Sd, 1s7O.--
All who have witnessed its operations
pronounce ita "bia success" There Is
one in the city now, without the fourth
shovel, and It's conncctions,) including
the Dr:s late improvements and the
coulter aud balance wheel placed about
the middle Of the main draft beam. -
1876.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

fheState Commissioner recon-.
msRds the abolishihg ef boards Of
local examiners, and giving power
to boards Of education Of graded
schools, 70 appoint examiners to
examine teachers In Sdcii addition
al branches as such graded schools
may require rs.tal 81 81.
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ERRORS oFYouTH.

AGENrLEMAS who has suffered forycars
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
aud all the effects of youthful indiseretlon,
will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send
freeto all who nccdit. the receipt and dirce-
tlops for making the slmplcremc,ly by which
he was cured, sufferers wishing TO profit by
the advertisers experience, can do SO by ad-
dressing, In perfect confidence, r4
~ ~ ieeal ses JOHN q. OGDEN,
f @t Nosl0 Cedar street. New York
May2I. iSD9@iys ss5. ,t 4rs,
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Newa,YOrlxi Markets.
~ la lNKw Yons, Nav an.

FIouRl1 Closed dun and slishtly in
buyers favor ~ (a1 sf.nvr a'is vidi
,GaMS4sw Wheat ldnlhana heavy at NJ
2lal 2Sz for No. 2Fsprlng, aud ~ ,afa
4 n25 for wmtcr red wcstefh, Rye d0li
and nominal. Oat4 rather more steady
at gsaBlc for western and 07a0ec lbr
Ohio, the. latter lorL ehoiccl C6fh tlllli
At u UeaS Slclafdt nsStmiSed SFnslepn. q
{ fRQyIasoNs--P Pork sd,lll. az, $50 ,hQa
$e9t025a fofSness. Beef dalI aud hpnis
inaL Cut nieats quiet aud unchh hnR1d.
Bacon duh and nominal. Lard dull;
sales 200 tlerces prime uteam at Ice
cash, and 15s1e June.
Ed1s-pun &c 1sc.
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secure its location, other Counties
desiring the College being, tthink
ready to offer that amount and
perhaps more. Any County that
gets It should strive to mako it
Strong and xigorous; less than
$4,000 will not do this. D:
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MCbUNEY STATION,
Perry County, May 3Oth, lS70.|
Editors Gazette: 9-eS ssi &,
's The attention Of
your readers is called 70 the faet
that tby.constructing a. road from
Oakville in Perry county 10 McLur
ney Station, q beautifat valley Of,
fers its services all the distance,
which is not increased asingle
mile, the wholeca doien grade from
the mines Of eThe Great Mining
Co.. to the G. ~. r. r. at this
point, Should Lexington be the
point Of intersection q large dipid-
fpg ridge between Jonathan Creek
and Rush Greek must be tunneled,
thus giving an up grade from the
mines and increasing the cost not
less athau $4,000 to s100,000s
Cannot or line to McLuney be
surveyed? Truly Yours,
~ ~ ~. A STOCKHOLDERS.
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shower 81 Bro,

At the New Boot and Shoe Store, Shmf-
fer Block, have commenced the business
of manufacturing work toorter. First
class workmen employed, and the finest
French stock used. For the best home
made French Calf Boots and Shoes, go
to Shower 6 Bro. loft.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

EY-As a remedy for Bronchial Alice
tions and Chronic Diseases of the Lungs,
nothing ever before discovered equals
DR.. Picrce's Alternative Extract, or Gold
en- Medical Discovery. 1t Is also great
blood purifier and restorative tonic.--
Sold by druggists, or send three and a
quarter dollars to X. v. Pierce, M. D.,
buffalo, N. Y, and get three bottles free
of Express charges.
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LAY DEIEeArIoS.--Thepvo vote has
now been taken in all The Confer,
ences ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church and majority ofthe cler-
gymen and laymen are found to be
in favor OF the proposition submit,
ted. Therefore, laymen will here
after be admitted as delegates tc
the General Conferences Of the
Church, thus giving them a voice
in their highest ecclesiastical con
vocation.
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Baltimore Market.
itF ft BALTIMORE, May 80.
FrouR-Qu and steady.

FLouR--Quiet and steady.
GRAIN---Whcat, the market Is steady !;
Maryland atsl l0al 90; Pennsylvania
81 3Sal So for prime. Corn, mixed
western dull at 81 HAL 10. Oats dull
at 62aG3c,
PRovisioSs-laIsss pork less flrm ut
S50. Bacon less firm rlbEidesat l7e; !;
clear aides Hec shoulders l5c; hams
.2la22c, Lard quiet atl76c.
WHisKY--Dem light and scarce
supply at 81 0sal 10; saes Of 700 bbls
june, ,at 81 10. = ss.s-, Z aidsa "a l6si
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Rev. o. Allen, for many years a
prominent Baptist preacher, and
an old resident Of Columbus, was
sun,struck on Thursday morning
May 10Th, while cutting grass in
his yard. He lived but a few hours
afterwards. Rev. Mr.. Allen was
Treasurer Of the Ohio Baptist
State Convention for twenty years
past t "a ,,srs.-ssaS....
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III you dlo uOt etCh
Of local correspondence you are-at
liberty to- publish this But III
there is any danger Of nausea
please don't do it, Because i
would rather have the irhportantl
deeds Of this most important Of
cit- towns unwritteDs than. to-
overdose yon or the public. sa1ra
s Twill not attempt 4 description
Of the place, as ! mightnotbe able
to dosit justice, but no doubt You
are acquainted with its many at.
fractions. But perhaps you are
not aware that it's the place that
the Western Reserve Butter is
packed at and'shipped from. When
this Butter arrives in Cincinnatt
all that is. necessary, is to put a
Reserve label on and charge Re.
serve price. 1T is then eaten with
out distinction.
A few daysago this community
very nearly met with an irrepara-
BILE loss, in the person Of Mr.. Tom
Y F. z IIfrI. . = "
my Strong, who was trying TO take
suckers out of the wet, and in his
eagerness TO do SO, got into the
wetDhimself, in a hole little too
deep for his stature, and would
have become water-soakcd, had
not a young man named Charles
Stuart observed a hat on the water,
and felt a desire to ascertain IL q
head was in it. Plunging in with
this intention, he discovered Tom
Emy's head djust coming TO the sur.
face, when he caught him by the
arm and pushed him to a place Of
sofotr Thomas rhoIlooked Ike
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.Riehland county & u have . new
Coarthoaso at q cost az &T7z. sQ.
Thehighest bid pntsin was s2les-
757 The contiaet was awarded to.
.Ronzer 4 Ronfef, Dayton, Ohio.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

3 i have opcned, ON Maln street, o retail
Drug and Prescription store, and l keep
inconncction Herewith agood assort-
of Toilet articles.
My stock is entirely new, selected in
New York City by myself, and persons
dealing withme can rest assured ofgct-
ting pure and fresh Medicines at fair
prices. s'Nists Z An 1laa9ss8e
Ipay particular attention to fllling
Physicians prescriptions.
May 2e '7o-tf 'HtBtHUNTER.
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IF you WANT pair of tip-top, styl-
ish and artistically made French Cali
Boots, go toShower q Bro, in the Shnf-
fer Block. l07tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

CREED Bros. have reduced their prices
OF ffesh-salted' Lake Fish. See adyer-
containing altered rates.
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I BEsr and cheapest newly caughtand
salted Lake Fish, in x and u Dbl. at
Greed Bros. II.
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Local Notices. !


-Four stout boys 10 learn the baking
trade at the x. L. G. R. Steam Bakery,
Call immediatcly. sea ya,si AZ
! June2--lt. a. BAUMAE, g. co,
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Judge BfinRerAsf declines hseI
ing a candidate for reHominatio onI
for Supreme: Judge. 9gsv
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A FRESH and big supply of Spring
caught and salted Lake Fish, just re-
ceived by Greed Bros. ii.
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A New cnrtain fixture.

The only reliable and perfect fixture
now in use, for sale only ut Tuthllrs.--
Another new lot of WALL PAPER
and fine Window Shades just received.
Curtains made to order to suit any sized
window by the best factory in New
York. f ~ 10-2t.
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TIE MARKETS.
Lancaster Retail Market.

Corrected weekly by BUTLER, BRO. &
Co., Grocers and Produce Dealers,
one door West OF Reber, Kutz q Ul-l
rick's. ~.
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al new Democratic afternoon.
dailsis soon toins started " Cor
lumbna zs q II
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Ma print the following at the re.
McLUxEY STATION,

quest of a subscriber.
Atlantic and Lake Erie Il. IL.
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local Correspondence.

RUSHCREEK TOWNSVILLE
Doings or Bremen and Sub
-. .,,rl,s --
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Editors Gazette; ----,..
II You ars not Sick
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LAnea,tcr, ohlo, May Iath, ls@- q.
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of local correspondence you are-at
liberty To- publish this But I
there is any danger Of nausea
nlooso don't dn Recause /
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Perry County, May 3Oth, 1S7o.l
Editors Gazette: g7a SIS a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01

SAD CASE OF DROWNING At P\RKERs
BrRd-A lovely little boy about seven
years Of age son of Mr. West and grand.
son Of Mr., VIM. Neal, Of Meals Island,
was drowned of the Island on Sunday
morning last. At his urgent request he
was taken in buggy by n young man
who drove down TO water the horse in the
river Driving into the river, the horse
got rnlangIcd in the check rein and
stumbling, fell and threw the young man
our Of the buggy aud stunned him for II
moment The child was also thrown out
Mt the same time, and had hOated down in
the strong current before the young man
recovered sufficiently to save him. The
horse was also drowned and tloated down
with the buggy some distance and was
caught. The body of the child was found
on Monday at the foot of Neal $ Island
G0-CiF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

AONOONi OuuG OV'
A large and harmonious meeting was
held in this city by the opponents Of the
Anglo French commercial treaty. Joshua
Fidden, conservative member OF the House
Of Commons Gg, York West Riding,
delivered viOiint speech against the
treaty. He Is himself cotton manutlC-
turer ana merchant Of Manchester. He
was able 10 show the unfavorablc effect OF
the treaty on the cotton trade OF Great
Britain. ANer speeches by other persons
resolutions were unanimously adopted
dcnounCing the treaty MS the cause Of the
industrial prostitution, and calling Minis
tiers to account for denying an invcstiga-
ton Of the subject.
The financial editor Of the Times this
morning thinks. that specie shipments from
N6n Y Ork for tho next few days will be
aintrntally heavy on account Of the sales OF
AmoTican bonds on European acneliilt 2
I NiscOunt Ambefly ymade another speech
latlEcw Castle last evening, celebrating
his ideas on the edu6 apn bill " 81
Sir james Stark, a l. U.lSbrnted physician,
is dead He was SO years old.
Josiah Forester, uncle Of VIM. Edward
Forester and patriarch ot Quakcrs, died
yesterday,
Provincial correspondence thinks that
an important guarantee of European peace
has bccn lost in the death of Earl ClNren'
don.