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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
The Atlantic ana Lake Eric nnil.
raad under Contract.--The Ohio
Great Vein Mining Company.

For the Lancaster Gazette.
Mesvs. Editors:-Your readers
will no doubt be gratifed to learn
that the Atlantic and Lake Erie
Rail Road has been put under con-
tract, and that parties are now ma
king preparations to carry the
work forward as rapidly as money
and men can effect it. The line
from New Lexington to the lands
of the "Ohio Great Vein Mining
Co." will 1t is confidently stated, be
completed within ten months.
The stock of these mineral lands
is selling very rapidly; and the cit
izens of Fairfield county will do
well to give this subject some at
tentioa, as it seems to be one the
best chances for investment now
open anywhere in the country; this
being verified by Investments Of a
similar character in the, Hooking
Valley, where they have only six
(G) foot vein of coal; while here
on Sunday Creek are three veins of
coal, respectively IL, 0 and A feet
thick, of a rery superior quality,
which 1t is said will smen iron and
,oeld steel without Coking.
Here are also several seams
of iron ore, varying in thick
ness from six inches to six
feet. Thus showing that il invest
ments have proven remunerative in
the Hooking Valley, they will be
far more SO in the "Ohio Great
Vein Mining Co." on Sunday Creek,
where stockholders get the advan-
tage in rise of their lands, when
they buy in at the rate of $50 a
share or $l00 an acre now, without
Rail Road facilities for the trans
portation Of their coal. As soon,
however, as the Atlantic h Lake
Erie Rail Roadis completed to the
mines, which will be in less than a
year, these lands will be worth from
$500 to $1,000 per acre.
Many Of our citizens have already
taken largely of this stock, and
they are free to say, that they are
con6dento of receiving large returns
from their investments.
A correspondent of the Toledo
Blade, in writing to show the vast
importance TO Toledo Of the A. and
LIE. R. R. in aiiofding that city
access to the Sunday Crock mines,
gives the subjoined. facts rom nc
i tual observation and calculation
They will doubtless prove interest
ing to your readers. ~
| aANl LANCASTER.
From the Toledo Blade.
Letters from the Peopie.-The Ohio
Great Vein Mining Co. He'
Editor OF tie Blade; l "
Ihavc noticed OF
late several articles on the value Of
the mineral lands, lying in Perry
county, Ohio, and belonging to the
I"0hio Great Vein Mining Co."
4 A recent visit to the vicinity oi
these mines, has satisfied me, as
one Of the Directors said, zone hall
has not been told" The value, and
extent Of these mineral lands, are
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Persons who have been heretofore
compelled to visit Cincinnati or Co
lumbus, 10 find speclalties in Paper
Hanging, will now find complete stock
of all kinds ofWall Paper Decorations
at Tuthill's, such as, side wall and cell
ing Filings, Centre Pieces, Corner
Pieces, Match Borders, Paper for Halls
Churches, &c. His assortment of fine
Gold Parlor Papers embraces some o.
the finest patterns manufactured in th'
East. [2-tf.
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CoNGREssIoNAb.

In the Senate, On the 5th, the
Georgia admission bill was further
discussed. Mr.. Sumner spoke
against the Bingham amendment
and Mr.. Carpenter replied. No
vote was taken.
The House passed the bill rela-
ting to the Bureau of Education
and discontinuing the Freedmen's
Bureau-yeas 1O4, nays 81.
The tariff was taken up; several
amendments were made among
them one fixing the duty on clari-
fed sugar at ~ cents a pound, and
one raising the duty on brandy to
IS . gallon. eiia1
Mr.. Butler asked leave to intro
ducs a resolution for the aunexa-
ton Of Dominica, but Mr.. Wood OBJ
jected.
In the Senate, on the 9Th, the
Deficiency Bill was passed, after
the adoption Of amendments in
volying an aggregate increase Of
$S29,oOO.
In the House, Fernando Wood,
in a personal explanation, assailed
Gen. Howard, of the Freedmen's
Bureau, charging him with frauds,
speculating on Government money,
and various other irregularities
aud offences. A resolution for in
vestigation Of the charges was Of
fered by Mr.. Dawes, and adopted.
In the Senate, on tho 7th, q con-
current resolution was adopted di'
recting inquiry as TO the effect Of
the Fifteenth Amendment upon the
Indians.
The bill relative to the income
tax law being under consideration
Mr.. Sumner spoke against the re
establishment of the income tax.
Mr.. Conkling hoped the presen
bill would be the fnality of the in
come tax.
Mr.. Sherman considered it TIN
most just of all our taxes.
The bill was finally amended ant
passed in shape to construe thai
the income tax be collected for ant
during the year 1870 in the man
ner now or hereafter to be provided
by law.
In the House, Mr. Butler mad'
another Intellectual attempt to in
troduce a resolution for the annex
alton ofDominica.
The tariff bill was taken up, ant
sundry amendments disposed Of
The Senate, on the Sth, after
short session, adjourned out ofre
spcct to the memory of Gen. Thorn
as, it being the day of his funeral
In the House, tho session wa
principally occupied in considera
tion of the tariff bill, upon whic
some progress was made In tn
adoption of amendments.
In the Senate, on the 9th, NJ
Sherman presented a memoirs
from colored citizens of Circlevillt
praying for redress, they not ha'
ing been allowed to vote at tn
, last election.
In the House, resolution wa
adopted to pay Mr.. Butler tw'
thousand dollars for expenses IL
CURED in defending the privilege
of the House in the suits brougf
against him bye. W. Woolley.
There was nothing of generG
interest in the Senate proceeding
on the 1lth.
r The House went through thre
8 pages of the tariff bill, and Nj
+ Butler tried once more to get J
j his annexation resolution, br
|. without success,
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The Last Chance at GriswoId.
Mr.. Griswold, Photographer, will re-
main but a few days longer, when he
leaves to I'LL an engagement in another
city. Persons wishing to avail them
selves Of his skill win see the necessity
Of calling soon. Good pictures in any
,veatherA-l -lf n ...aAaa.. ~
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A. q L. e. Railwax.

We are authorized by James Tay-
lor ESQ.,, a member ofthe Board Of
Directors in this company, to say
that the road is under contract
from Bucyras, in Crawford county,
to Tue c1anty line Between Perry
and Athens counties, about 10
miles south of New Lexington, and
that work will be commenced upon
the road early in May.-N. Leriilg-
ton Netos. 4!
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The State Journal publishes lot,
ters from Judges Stanley Mat
thews and Josiah Scott warmly
commencing the bill of Senator L.
d. Campbell now before the Ohio
Senate ITO establish q House OF
Discipline"
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The trial ofD. Nc Farland, for
the murder of A. d. Richardson, is
in progress in New York. 1t COM
menced on the 4th, and several
days were consumed in empanel.
ing a jury.
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The American Anti.Slavery So
ciety finally disbanded on the 9th
inst, its mission being fulfilled.
The vote for adjournment sine die
came within one of being unani-
nous. Stephen S. Foster was the
dissentient.
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The Legislature of New York has
enacted new charter for the gov
ernment Of New York city. 1t re.
mains to be seen whether the result
will be for tho better or not.
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Messrs. Finley y Buchanan
have sold the Xonia Torchlight to
Messrs. Coates Kinney, II. J. Arm.
strong and J. M. Milburn, 1t
sparkles with renewed brilliancy.
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: ERRORS OFTYOUTH! !.

AGENTIEMAN who has suffered lOrysArs
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects Of youthful indIserction,
will, for the sakp efsugsTlpe humanity, send
free to all who need Il. the receipt and dIrce-
tieai fOr,RahlnGlhs sihipld remedy by which
no was CURED. sufferers wishing to profit by
the advcftiserS experience. ohn % so BY I'D
dfsssDpEI IN Begfpet SenAdipse eY;h.lls
.t.... JOHN D. OGDEN.
~ D'Il No,lS Cedar street, Now Yosk.
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A conscience-smitten thief lately
returned to Commissioner Delano
in letter from Cincinnati $4e5 in
whisky stamps which he had sto.
len.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The Stanton memorial fund, now
on deposit, and drawing interest
for the family Of the late E. NJ.
Stanton, amounts to $l46,O0O.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The Philharmonic Society Of
Columbus will bring out Rossinps
great composition, the "Stabat Ma.
ter" at the Opera House, on the
evening Of the 2lst inst, with full
chorus and orchestra, and the &C.
complished Mr.. Eckhardt as direc.
tor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

, Captain Alfred Il. Lee, editor Of
the Delaware Gazette, has been
appointed Collector Of Internal
Reyenuc for the Eighth District.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The funeral train bearing the re-
mains of Gen. Thomas to Troy, N.
Y. for interment, passed through
Toledo and Cleveland, Ohio, on
the 9th.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The Ohio Legislature, and Gov.
Hayes will visit Washington City
next week. They are invited and
dead-headcd by the Baltimore and
Ohio r. r. Co.
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The New York Times says there
will be general reduction ofrents
throughout that city Of from ten to
thirty per cent after the 1st of May
next.
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= AGood Joke is told by q Demo
crat. t.of this township on himself.
A few days before the election he
-aeeostcd a "l5th Amendment"
very PLEASANTLY, and confidentially
informed him that colored men
formerly aniggers'') would all be
entitled to a vote at the ensuing
election. The gentleman from
Africa replied that he Eas aware
of that fact. Democrat: swell,
now, don't you think some Of youl
lfolkswill vote our ticEet?s Color.
ed Fellow. Citizen: Cant say, sab
asto dat, but / know some Of UNI,
run mighty loici Exit Demo
crak with big fleH in his ear
Highland News.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

What lsthe best and safest prepaa-
tion to turn gray hair toits natural COL
or, but not dyeit9 Halls Vegetable 81
Gillian Hair renewer.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Commissioner Delano has for.
hidden the publication Of the annu-
al lists Of assessments of income
returns.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Nelson J. Turncy recently pur-
chased the residence of Mr.. H. N.
Hedges, on Main street, Circle.
Vile, for $4,000 cash.
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The majority. Of E. ID. Peck,
Republican candidate for Congress,
in the Toledo district. 10 a little
short of 5000.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

y The successful candidates at the
late election in Marion, and Co
shoeton, Ohio, were elected on a
temperance platform.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

THE solid men Of Cincinnati are
) moving in the matter Of Pixies
new hotel and opera house.
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WALL PAPER!

J.C. Tuthil Is now receiving his i'm
mense stockof NEW WALL PAPER
direct from the New York and Phila-
delphia factories. Any one looking
through his beautiful assortment, will
at once be convinced, that he not only
keeps the greatest rarfety of styles, but
sells cheaper than any one in the busi-
ness. [2-tf.
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A woman's suffrage convention
for Southeastern Ohio is in ses-
sion at GAINESVILLE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

New Mexico will probably be
admitted as a State Of the Union,
by the present Congress.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The Republicans carried the late
city election in St. Louis all hol-
low.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Theworld wide reputation ofslnger's
Family Sewing Machines has created
such an extensive demand for them,
that the Company has been obliged to
establish Factories in Great britain,
France and Germany.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Frank Hardy, Of Adams county,
hangs on the 9Th of May.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

CoaTiots.i6 the Q. Penitentiary-
1884.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The Cuban rebellion seems to be
about played out.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The antl.protectionists, while
dealing in purely free,trade argu-
ments, profess themselves favora-
bic TO a tariff for revenue. And
the protectionists, while arguing in
favor ofthe protective policy, gen
orally ayow that a tariff for reve.
nue will content them. These
classes seem to be very far apart in
theory but close together in fact.
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Chillicothe has measles plenty
Of
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CINCINNA TIG GzANESTILLE

WHEN ON SCHEDULE TIME.
GOING WEST. E
Ia.vo Passenger Accommodation
rannas,or Train, Train, Di
L"no"S'cr 9:52, u. IN. T15, p. m.
GOING EAST. ~ ~
I..vo Passenger Accommodation
Iara.s,.r Train, Train,
i'""o"s"i 3:45p. m. ~ TOO u. m.
Reg Resides the above trains, there are ir-
regular trains, and persons approaching or
passing the railroad track. should at all hours
Of day and night, be particularly on their
guard for themselves and live stock as to trains
In both directions. AnyiiDjury inflicted will
otherwise rest on their own carelessness.
1910 O.W. SHATTUCk,
Dec. 0, 1s69-tf. Supt..
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Ekarsaag, Aprz a, 1870.
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BY far tho largest and finest assort-
ment In the city can be seen at Tuthill's
store. Paper Curtains, Linen Curtains,
Buff and Green Holland, Fine Parlor
Shades, with any desired ground, Pearl,
Lavender, Green, Tan, Stone Brown or
Green. just received the new Patent
Window Fixture-best in use-Cord,
Tassels, &c, t2tf.
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SPECIALTIES IN PAPER
HANGINGS!

Lancaster, March 81, ls7O-3t*.
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Local Notices.

Nov. leLh, lee0-em
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FOREIGN NOTES.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE TIMES ON THE ONEIDA DIsAsTER-CoLo-


THE TIMES ON THE ONEIDA DIsAsTER-CoLo-
NAL TRADE
LONDON. Wednesday. April 9, 1870.
The Times to-day, in an editorial on the Oneida
disaster admits that, the evidence stands, it is
unable to acquit the captain of the Bombay or blame
the American Government and people for their deep
feeling of resentment.
deputation interested in colonial trade have
united in protest to the Marquis of Harrington. the
Postmaster General, against the new postal regula-
far they apply to the forwarding Of printed
matter through the mails.
FINANCIAL PROSPECTS-A HEAVY FIRE.
LONDON, Wednesday, April g. 1870.
The release Of dividends and the prospect of a IA
vorable budget strengthen the confidence of inan-
cial people.
A fire occurred among the lace factories at Noting
ham last night. The damage to property was heavy.
Mr. Adams large proprietor, is the principal loser
PROCEEDINGS IN THE COMMONS.
In the House of Commons, to-day the bill relative
to sites for places of worship taken up and gave
rise to an animated discussion. Mr.. Newdegate and
Others opposed the BILL but it passed to o second
reading and the House adjourned.
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TIE NEW DOMINION.

MEETING OF INDIGNATION AGAINST TIE MUIR
DER OF SCOTT-GEN. LINDSAY TO COMMAND
THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION.
MONTREAL, April Gin compliance with a
numerousy signed petition the Mayor has called pnO
meeting for tomorrow night to take into consideration
the subject murder of Scott at Red River
Major Gen. Lindsay arrived here yesterday and has
issued an order taking OF the troops in Quebec
and Ontario Gen. Lindsay will command the expedition
the Red River, and the Volunteers Will probably De
led by Col Wolsley.
The Papa Zouaves, whose term Of service had expired
arrived tins morning aud escorted by the Military
Cadets and Volunteers TO the French church. Where ser
vices performed.
WARNING TO THE UNITED STATES OF PRO-
JECTED RAID.
TORONTO, Ont, April G.-TO-day's Globe says
that the British Minister at Washington has intmated to
the Dominion Government that the American Executive
has received warning OF a projected raid along the
frontier Port Huron TO st. Adams, to take place Oh
he 18th OF
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ton delivered by the Hon. John Logan anu o1G'
speeches made by Secretary Belknap, vce-rIesE
dent Cofax extiov Fairchid Secretary Cox, Senator
Thsyer, and Representative Maynard Incidents IN ,ne
life Of the deceased, illustrating his sagaclty ana ca
the battle field and his civil virtues were relae
Resolutions appropriate to the occasion were adopted
The room was densey crowded with ladies and gentle
men, and the Marine Band played during the evening
OFFICIAL CoURTEsIEs BETWEEN GOV. HOFFMAN
AND THE PRESIDENT.
The following correspondence has taken
place between Gov. Hoffman and the President:
ALBANY, April4.
ITO President GRANT Washington. d. O.:
" Understanding that yOu will pass through Albany
this week, your to and from the funeral OF Gen
Thomas will be glad, you will rest here to make you
comfortable possible at the Executive residence
JOHN L. HOFFMAN"
The President replied as follows:
WASHINGTON, d. c., April
Governor J. T. HOFFMAN:
It would afford me pleasure to stop at Albany and
accept your kind invitation. As however, will pass
there in the night my way to Troy and have arranged
to be back I'm Philadelphia to attend the Army or the
Potomac reunion Saturday evening, will not be able
to do Please accept my thanks for your dispatch
"U. s. GRANT"
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FRANCE.

THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CLOSED-PERSOSAL
NEWS.
PARIS, Wednesday, April 6. 1870.
The EcOle de Medicine has been closed until the
1st of May account Of the disturbances created
by the Students and the insults offered to DR.. Tar
dieu.
The difficulty between Deputy Montpayroux and
the Marquis dc Talhouet, which it feared would
result in a duel, has been peaceably settled. Uric
de Fonvielle before his departure from Tours, was
rendered banquet by the Radicals, but declined
the honor He is now in Lyons, where strong efforts
are being made to secure his election to the Corps
Legislatif
THE CHINESE EMBASSY
The report is revived that j. McLeary Brown has
been accredited by the Chinese Government as SnG,
cessor to the late Ansnn P--ii-~----" ~ 'A0 A y"
the Chinese Embassy.
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SPAIN.
THE CONSUMPTION MISREPRESENTATION AND
SALAMANCA DISQUALIFICATION IN

THE CONSUMPTION MISREPRESENTATION AND
SALAMANCA DISQUALIFICATION IN A
STATE OF SIEGE.
PARIS. Wednesday, April 6, 1870
The news from Spain is important. The Madrid
Gazette of this morning says that order has been re-
stored at Barcelona, but not without considerable
loss of life. The barrcades were attacked by the
soldiers and taken without much difficulty. Many
of the rioters were killed and wounded The whole
province of Barcelona has been declared in state of
siege.
Slight disturbances growing out Of the enforce
ment of the CONSUMPTION are reported at Malaga and
Salamanca. There are rumors of disturbances at
Valencia and Cadiz.
LONDON, Wednesday, April 6, 1870.
Advices received here from Spain represent that
little is known of the state of affairs at Barcelona,
as the reyolters have cut the telegraph wires in every
direction
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pended in erecting house the lands and should

pended In erecting house the lands and should
be governed by the same rule.
Commissioner Deano has addressed circular letter to
the Assessors Of Internal Revenue fOrbdding the publ
cation of the lists Of made the income
returns This however. will not prevent the public from
inspecting the list as heretofore.
Some time ago the House OF Representatives
adopted resolution calling upon the President for pOr
nation concerning the nexatOn OF San Domingo, how
much money had been expended and from what fund.-
dc. The President replied. to-day, inclosng commun
cation from the Secretary OF State TO tho effect that
would be incompatible with the public interests to fur
nsh the information while the subject pending In Exec
utIve session OF the Senate.
The President has signed the bill for the erection Of
bridge the Delaware River, between Philadelphia
and Camden.