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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
May 5, 1916


rs. , IN CHANCERN.
George Myers.
TENHE above named Defendant is hereby noti-
4 fed that on the 18th day Of March, l946,
snid complainant filed in the Clerks Office Of the
Court OF Common Pleas for said county, his Bill in
chancery against him, which is now pending,
wherein he seis forth. that on or about the 29ih
DAY OF November, A. d 1898, being seized in fee
simple OF all that certain tract or parcel of land
living and being in The county Of Fairfield and
State of Ohio, known and distinguished as fol-
laws. io-wit: Being in Zane's location of lard on
which the Town of Lancaster is laid out, in Town
ship No. IA, OF Range No. l9, of United States
md sold at Chcothe, Ohio, bounded and des-
crbed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at Post
where Stoue Is planted on the South side there
OF, near Rees Bridge, being the lower toll bridge
over the Hockhockine River near said Town of
Lancaster, where a Honey Locust six inches in
diameter bears South 81 degrees East, 2j7 links
aud an Elm SO inches bears North 2nd degrees
West; thence South 81 degrees West 10 chains
aud So links to Post where Honey Locust | 0
inches diameter bears North 724 degrees West
203 links aud Honey Locust inches in diame-
ter bears North 304 degrees East 2l5 links; thence
South six chains aud so links TO a Post thence
North 6j5 degrees East Chains and 26 links TO
Post; thence North 33I degrees West chains
and 65 links to the place of beginning, containing
Eight Acres and Three Quarters more or less =
He was applied to by said Defendant who desired
To become the purchaser Of tue premises above
described, which were accordingly sold to him by
complainant on the teruls following, to-wit: sl0C
on the lst of May; 1885, sl5S 50 on he lst o
MAY; l84O; sl52 ON the lst OF May, l84l; .l4j 30
on The lst OF May, 1912; sl39 on the lst OF May
l843; $I32 50 on the lst of May; I844 1926 OH
the lst of May, 1915; $ll9 so on the LIST Of May
( 1896 Sll3 on the lst of May. l847; and s06 30
on the lst of May. 1913. Said Bill further sets
forth that said Defendant has enioyed the rents
and profits Of said premises from the date of said
contract up TO the date of filing said Bill OF COM
plaint. Said Bill charges that said Defendant has
frequently been applied TO by compluinantand re-
quesied to make payment. but that he has wholly
neglected aud refused TO do so, The Bill there
fore prays that an account may be taken OF the
principal and interest due and to become due
said complainant on account of the aforesaid pay
menis aud that valuation & sale of said premises
be ordered and that the proceeds thereof be APP
piled 80 far as need he, to the payment of the
principal aud interest as aforesaid.
Said Defendant will therefore take notice and
make answer according to law 10 said Bill oi com
plaint-the suIne being an appearance to the June
Term, A. D. l548, OF said court
MARTIN g. EFFINGER,
Solicitors for Complainant.
April %, 1913. 6w5l plsS,75
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

GEN. CAss IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-The
Charleston Mercury. in announcing that
the South Carolina Democracy refused
Notwithstanding the pretensions of Mr..
General Commander to represent the
State, to send delegates to the Nation nal
Convention, says they were not going to
place themselves in situation where
they might appear to be bound to go for
"Lewis Cass or some other equivocating
betrayer of our rights"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

Administrators Of Thomas
Macarthur, deceased IN FAIRFIELD
Us.
The Widow and Heirs Of COMMON PLEAS!
said deceased.
TgNHE undersigned, pursuant to IN order 81 ssa
directed TO them in the above case, will on
Monday the ion tiAy of june, Is4s,
before the Court House door in said county, eiFer
al public sale the following parcel of land iowH
The North halfofSectiun No. "A. in Township No..
49, Range No. 90. being Lots Nos. f2 and IS Of
tile Estale Of William Morrison, sct apart M NE
proceedings of partition to David Hielman and
Eliza L. lns WIFE, contumins I62 Acres ded'et-
ing however 60 Acres OH tie south side OF SAID
tract To be sold st mol less than two-th,lds oI
the appraised value, aud appraised n 5000, and
upo,l the following terms: one-thifd IN hand, one
,bird in one. and The residue in two Yeas with
interest floIn the day olsille. .elii,
WILLIAM sicARTHUR,
JOHN T. McARTHUR,
ISm;si.tra.ors of Thomas AeArihnr, dee(1stk
MAY 10. lSt8 Pis9 Swe
n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

TINHE Creditors of the gainesville and Mays.
vile Turnpike Road Company, are respect
fully requested to meet at Shgtfer's Hotel in Ian.
caster at 10 o'clock NJ noon on TneSddy The
l5th day of august, 1913, for the purpose ofdevis
ing measures for obtaining from that delinquent
company their just dues, too loug withheld.
Every creditor is earnestly solicited to be pre-
sent, either personally, or by agent or attorney
Of faction, something advantageous may be effected
JAMES JOHNSON, II. DlTTOE,
PATRICK MCDONNELL, JOHN SHERIDAN
J. & }. SWEYER, ADAM FINK,
WILLlAMS&ACKLEY,J. j. C. WEAVER.
WILLIAM WISEMAN. JOHN TALBOT
May 26, 1913.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

The LOST CuLD FoUND.-The Child
which we noticed on Saturday, says the
Piqua Register, as having been stolen on
Thursday, was found on Sunday between
two and three miles south of town, and
is now in its mothers possession. The
person who took it we learn is married
woman named Carter. She declared it
to be her own. but had to yield her claim.
Her story that it was only three days old
did not agree very we'll with the appear
ance of the child What will he done
with the woman, or whether anything
we do not know We are not aware that
any statutatory provision will meet the
case. If there is not, there surely ought
to be.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Ruth Abrams, Eslate.

Il HE undersigned, at the March Term, A. D.
] l848, Of Fairfield Common Pleas received
letters testamentary on the Estate Of RUTH A.
BRAINS, deceased. aud was qualified as Executor
thereof. The creditors of her Estate are notified
to present their demands against her Estate, duly
authenticated within the time required by law.
JOHN GARAGHTY, Executor
June 0, l843. 4w5'
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Cnss on RcvoIulions.

This is the only Government in exis-
tence which no revolution can subvert.
1t may be changed but it provides for its
own change. when the public will le-
quires."- Ertract from tie speech Of Gen.
CaSs on tile Oregon question.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
no the Creditors Of John Born.

NOTICE is hereby given, that he has made
Y application 10 the undersigned, III complI-
ance with the provisions of the Insolvent law; and
that | will. by the first day of the next Term OF
the Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield County,
make return of the proceedings had before me.
in compliance with the requirements OF the Stat
ute in such cases made and provided.
VIRGIL c. SHAW, Com. Of hsoloents
Lancaster June 9, l848 a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

HUNKERs AND BARNBURNERs-THE
ROCK ON WHICH THEY SPLIT AT the LO.
cofoco Convention. held at Syracuse, on
the I'd day of October last, Mr.. FIELD,
of New York. on behalf of the Barnburn-
ers, Offered the following resolution, which
was rejected by the "old kunkers" or CON
servative spoilsmen, who had a majority
there present:
"Rcsolced, That while the Democracy
ofNew York, represented n,his conven-
ton, will faithfully adhere to all the com
promises of the Constitution, and main
tain all the reserved rights of the States
they declare-since the crisis has arriv-
ed when that question must he met
their unc"mpromisiug hostility to the eX-
tension ofSlavery into territory now free
which may be hereafter acquired by any
action ofthe government of the United
States"
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N NOTICE.
To tho Creditors of George Myers.

To IHU OTtUIIUTs UI UUUIs6 HyUTb'
I'm pursuance of an order ofthe Court of Com.
n mon Pleas at the last Term. dividend has
been declared and will be paid on the first day d
Jnne nert. out of the assets in my hands, TO the
Creditors of George Myers, whose claims have
been presented to and allowed by me.
The Creditors who received a dividend of ten
per centum in goods from the assignees, will moi
be entitled to any part Of this dividend.
NJ A. DAUGHERTY, Receiver.
May 26, 1348. 6w3"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

FARMERS COMPANY.
Washington County MHtuaI Insurance
Company, New York.
Over Ten Millions insured.

TNlIlS Company las been doing business for
two years and five months. and their sue.
cess is without parallel III the history OF mutual
insurance business, having issued 2595 policies
during the last quarter, which is at the rate oil
over teu thousand per year With this extensive
patronage, the flourishng and prosperous cond
ton oftlIe company and their large accumulated
cash fund, the directors feel confident that theil
pl an OF taking none but small risks of the saies
kind, is decidedly the most popular and only plal
upon which Farmers Company can succeed.
The increasing business and increasing casl
fund warrant the belief that no tax upon the pre-
niun notes will be necessary for long term O
years. and the directors assure the public, that al
losses will be settled With promptness and liber
ality.
The low rates for premium notes hold out in
ducements to all TO avail themselves of the benefit:
| and protection ofthe company.
VIRGIL L. SHAW, Agent.
| Lancaster, May 26. 1913, 6m3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

~ The Protestant Episcopal Conven-
tion of Virginia, now in session in Nor
folk, (Va.) passed an amendment to the
cannons the church, making it the du-
ty of every minister in the diocese of
Virginia to exclude from the communion
table all members of the church who
were addicted to gaming and horse-rac-
ing, who attend public balls, theatrical
exhibitions, ballet dancing, and the exhi-
bition oflhe model artists" This, and
otheramendments favorably passed upon,
will be submitted for the final action OF
the next Diocesan Convention, which
ithas been resolved shall be held in Rich
mond.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
The state of Ohio, Fairfield
Gnuntp, 81.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Geckler,

John Geckler,
Us. IN rLIANcrDy
James Ganavet and Amelia
Ganavet
TuNHE Defendants in the above cnse whose re-
Il sidences to Complainant; are unknowA, will
take notice TINT on the first day of February, A.
D. Is48. the Complainant filed III the Clerks Of
fee OF said comfy, his Bill uganst them, which is
now pending, wherein he prnys tlmt the North-
west Quarter Of Northeast Quarter Of Range No
l8, Township Nj. Ia, Section No. 10, containing
40 Acres and 63.l00 of an Acre. aud which snd
premises were conveyed by Complainant to his
granddaughter Amelia Ganavet. reserving 10 him
self the right of an annuity amounting to the sum
of $50 per year. be subjected TO valuation and sale
And that an nccount he taken OF the amount due
Complainant on account of the principal apd in-
terest resulting from the annuity MS aforesaid the
proceeds whereof shall be applied in the first in
stance to the payment Of Conplainauts said claim.
Said Bill will be heard at the next June Term,
A. D. l949, Of said court -.
MARTIN & EFFfNGER:
Solicitors for Complainant.
April 2s, 1873. 6w5lpfs3,5e
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
wilson Buchamam,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
Y ested. that the final account and vouchers %
said Estate, have been filed in the Clerks Office
of the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield Coun
ty Ohio, for inspection and settlement at the mex
term Said account and vouchers are subject Il
inspection at the Clerks Office.
J. RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
May 10, 1848 3w2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

CoINCIDENcE.-Tne State Journal re-
fers to the fact that the conspiracy of Rol-
lin, LIE Blanc and others, To overlurn the
Republic of France, occurred at the very
time Olds, Medary and others were con-
cocling schemes for subverting the Con-
stituti0n and Laws of Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Fresh Arrival,

TATES g. COSPER are on hand again with a
VI rich and extensive assortment of Watches.
Jewelry, Silver ware, Spectaces, Fine Cutlery,
Fancy Goods. &C., which they are selling at such
prices as dstonish every one. Just drop in as you
are passing and take look
Tallmadge House. May g. 1913.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Sanla Anna,s TOnst

Just before bidding final adieu to the
"scenes of his glory" Santa Anna is re-
ported TO have given the following senti-
ment--
"James X. Po1k-The exile's friend"
Hit him again!-Neao Orleans National
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
AItnchlncntN Notice.

A T my instance, an attachment was this day
N issued by George SandeIsnn, Justice o
the Peace of Hooking Township. Fairfield county
against the property and effects of William Fair
child nonresident OF said county
G. X. MILLER.
Lancaster Nav o. 1919 diva
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
destructive Fire.

A fire broke out at Allentown, Pa, on
the 1st inst, by which Eighty buildings,
situated in the handsomest portion of the
town, we're destroyed. The fire COM
menced in stable, which was set on fire
by some boys playing with fire crackers!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Commissioners sale.

Fendleton, Riley & Co. t
RS ; IN CHANCERf;
Levi Anderson et ais.
DY virtue Of a fourth writ Of sale and refeH
ID renee 10 me directed from ih- Cont Of Com4
mon Pleas for the County Of Fairfield aud State
of Ohio, will. between. the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and o'clock r. VI. of
Monday the 10Th day of June, next
at the Door of the Court House in lancaster, OF
terand expose 10 sale by public vendue the fSl.
lowing described Real Estate, to.wit,
/. The West half of Tn-Lot No. l0.in SqnarS
No. 8, in the Town Of Lancaster-appraised x
$500.
.. Out Lot No s. Northwest, adjoining Tans9s;
ter containing 37-I00 acres-aPpraised at Sl0d
TERMS Of Saie-Casl in hand.
p b EWING,
Master CommiSsioaer.
May II. ls4S. pfs3 swl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

II The aggregate amount of donations
to benevolent enterprises, during the
past year,in the United States, as appears
from the annual reports of the different
benevolent societies, is ST. PIG, ,921.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

METHODIST GENERAL CoNFERENCE.-
The most importent movement which
has been made in this body, is the action
upon the letter of DR.. Pierce, who came
as delegate from the Church South.
DR.. P.'s letter inquirng whether he
would be received was referred to the
committee on the state of the Church,
who reported against his reception and
the report was sustained by unanimous
vote. This is direct refusal las we UNDER
stand it, to recognize the Church South
as part of the Methodist Ecclesiastical
Family; for the General Conference has
been accustomed to receive delegates
from the English and Canadian connec-
tions. - Cincinnati Atlas.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Notice.

TNNHE firm of Maccracken & Galbraith has
u been this day dissolved.
The book accounts, notes aud liabilities Of
the firm will be settled by J, c. Mnccracken.
j. c. MACCRACKEN,
WORK GALBRAITH,
Lancaster, Ohio, April IL, lS4S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
GoId and Silver Walchcs

nF the latest styles and improvements, in al
" their varieties, from SIS 10 sl2O, for sale by
GATES & COSPER.
Tamadge House, Lancaster, May 26, l848.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Road Notice.

A PETITION will he presented tn the Com
N missioners ofFairfieId county Ohio, at their
June session next. for certain County Road.
commencing at the Bridge in the Logan Road over
Rees's Min race aud running weston the line be-
tween the lands ofJohn L. Giesy and David Rees
Sr. deceased, and intersecting the Chillicothe
Road south of Lancaster
MANY PETITIONERS.
May ), 1913 t4w62.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Bank stock for Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court Of
I'D Fairfield County, Ohio, in tie case Of VIII
liam King and Flora Dcshler aud others, us Jacob
Beck, Administrator Of c, King, deceased, and
others, the undersigned as Special Master Com
missioner will expose 10 sale by public vendue
at the Court House Door in said county on
Saturday the IOih day of June. Is4s,
between the honrs of 10 o'cockA VI. and 4. p NJ.
THIRTY.SIX SHARES, fully paid up, of tie Ca
pital Stock OF the Lancaster Ohio Bank-Of which
Shares Twenty;fre stand on the Books of said
Bank. in the name Of William King. now deceas-
ed. and Eievea in the name ofthe late firm of W.
& c. King.
Terms Of sale, Cash in hand
JACOB BECK Special
Master CommissIoner.
May 4, l848. jwj2
ALSO-At the same time and place the under.
signed as Administrator Of the Estate of Christian
King. deceased will expose to sale to the highest
bidder for cash. FOURTEEN SHARES of the Ca
piial Stock in said Lancaster Ohio Bank, standing
OH the Books of said Bank in the nnme of Christ
ian King JACOB BECK, Adntor
Of Z. King, dcceased seith he WIZ annexed
May 5, 1913. 5wj2 pf 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

NoLoGNE--2 Cases genuine Cologne,
~ containing 80 Boxes ofhaIid doz. bottles each
imported by German house upon speculation
which had the article on hand for several years
but could find no sale We have examined the
article aud have satisfied ourselves that it is tru
ly genuine article. and have purchased the
WHOLE LOT at GREAT BARGAIN, and
now offer the same TO the public as the chedpes
and best Cologne ever sold.
BURY g. BECK.
Lancaster May 5, l848. 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Carriage Making.

Of BUGGTES, ROCKAWAYS CARRIAGES.&c.
Several one and two hurse Buggies aud Rock
aways now on band aud for sale low.
Repairing done, Biggies repainted, &c. at the
shortest notice and upon tile most reasonable
terms. WRIGHT s. MCCALL.
Lancaster, April 81, 1913. 5O-3mo.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

SULPE UR.-2O0 lbs. A. Sulphur, and 400
- lbs Birthstone in Rolls, just received and for
sale by BURY g. BECK.
Lancaster May 5, l840. 50.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
MAY 4. 1913
WESTERN HEALTH ENPORIu \,
Blu RY & BECK.

TUST received at BURY e. BECKS. Drug
~ Store general assortment of GROCERIES,
which they will sell Wholesale or Retail ON most
reasonable terms. They are also enarging their
Drug business and intend TO bring on one ofibe
largest stocks ever brought to the West. and
Lift from customers that know themselves indebt
ed will he duly appreciated.
Lancaster May 5, l848. 50.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
HEADS UP AND HATS ON.
JUST RECEXVED, ny
NJ. SMALLEY.

ERoM New York. the LATEST
y STYLES ofBEAVER, SATIN -
BEAVER, SILK and MOLESKlN "
@ ~ V 9 8 ~
Of the BEST QUALITY. Also, all f(~1@A
kinds Of CLOTH, oIL-SILK aud
GLAZED CAPS Of the latest STYLES. Also, Hats
Of our own manufacture from ONE DOLLAR 10
tue HIGHEST PRICES.
Country Merchants aud others can be supplied
at the shortest notice
Call and see for yourselves--this Store Is oppo.
site the ''Tallmadge Eonse,' at the sign OF The
GOLDEN HAT. N. SMALLEY
Lancaster May l2, l34e. If
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
AAMPsI AAMPSII

lust ARRIVED. n greater assortment than
. ever Of LAMPS, GIRANDoLES. CANDLE
STICKS, &c &c.
N. b. GLOBES. CHlMNEYS and wICKS
always on hand GATES & CoSPER
Lancaster June o, l848.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

CAMPHoR--1oO lbs. Campbor, just re
u ceived and Tor sale by
BURY & BECK.
Lancaster May 5. 18i7. So.
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LANcAsTER. Friday, JUNO .. le4a.
ooRREcrED wEEKLY BY MxKEAD 4 Dorr

by IefegrdPN-f0rMe IdheSctHe CouTter'
ClScNNArI, June Go o'clock P.M
Flour-Sales at $4O640s4,95 for good to choice
Grain-Saes of Oats at 25 cents 1Y bushel.
Provsions--Sales of Mess Pork at SO. of Lard
at 5S06 cents and firm. Of Hams at Al ceuts, Of
Sides at 81 cents, aud of shoulders at 2@24 cents,
with good demand.
PIrTsBURdH, June ., l840.
Grain-Sales of corn are regularly effected at
33cO35c-and oats. at 2803O % bu. Provisions
-Sules of country cured bacon. amounting to
some 5000 lbs We're effected Vt %. 81 aud Al cts
49 ib. Lard is inactive. with limited sales only
at 5054 in bbls, aud 5405Ic. in kegs. Sugar
regular sales to the trade of New Orleans. at 43a
SC 3B ib, and 81 for the best. Molasses--Regn
lar sales of New Orleans, in lots OF 5, TO- and Is
bbls at 27O28c }9 gall. White. Lead-Soles 100
kegs pure, at sl,65 4P keg.
CLEVELAND June 3--3 o'clock p. M.
Sales are 4,O82 bus. Wheat at 975c; 600 do 97c;
762 do 96dc l,07O bush corn; SIC; 1900 bush do
yesterday afternoon. 36c 1900 bush oals to arrive
Ale; 30 bbls Prime Pork Sc; Ia do Whiskey l7c;
Whiteiish a,500$8.
ZANEsvILLE. June7, l948.
We sill quote Wheat at 7jc, and Flour at 81.
500$5; Oats are retailing at 25 cents, but bring
from wagon, something less. Other grains as be-
! lole' NOOl TduSes ubIu nc 10 &c, dCCOluilb u
grade. The receipts are tair.-Conrier.
By Teicgrdph-For The Scioto Gazette.
New YoRK, June 7-12 M.
Messrs. Ely g. AHen-There is a better feeling
in the Flour Market owing to slight supprs.-
No good Genesse can he bought under S. so -
Prime Red Wheat $I,O5 "a SLIP; Corn market
quiet Less movement in Pork. Market heavy
Western Lard, 7 cents. Baltimore rendered. 71c
l O'Clock, p. M.-Market very quiet, with q
downward tendency.
One million of specie goes off this week,
CHlLMcoTHE, May 81.
The price oFWheat is 7508Ocs: Flour reas al
$3.50. Corn 22cenis in the ear "a cs; shelled: Oat,
22c; Barley 40045c; Flaxseed 7O07jc.; Bean,
50062 cents; Lard 5 cents; Bacon, Hogs round
23034 cents. - Gazette.
THE CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHToN CBosToN) June 7. l848
This morning. there were 1875 Beef Cattle, 81
yokes Working Oxen. Beeves sold at prices rang
ing as follows-extlaht $7I: first quality at $6a0
$74. and second at $64 "a S65 d9 100 lbs; Sales o
Working Oxen at $40 to $3.50
PHILADELPHIA, June7
This morning there, 1860 beef Cattle. 2lO cow
and calves, 1850 sheep and $50 swine. Beeve
sold at SGT To So f9 100 lbs. Dry Cows brough
$80$l5; Sprngers $l5028. and mich cows $lI
to $25. Sales of sheep at $l40sl4 each; Lamb
at laO24 eachi and swine at $4G4a 99 100 lbs
New York, June 5. l84S.
There We're 1000 head of Beet Cattle in Mar
, ket to-day. Two hundred left over The baanc
sold at from 81 to So 99 100 lbs
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GAINESVILLE Il MaysviIIe Road

Lancaster. May %, 1913.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

The price ofWheat is 7508Octs; Flour retails at
$3.50. Corn 22cenls in the ea, "a cs; shelled: Oats
22c; Barley 40045c; FlaSseed 7O07jc Beans
50062 cents Lard. S cents; Bacon, Hogs round
2a034 cents. -Gasette
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THE CATTLE MARKETS.

BRIGHToN (BosToN) June7. l848
This morning. there were 1855 Beef Cattle, 80
yokes Working Oxen. Beeves sold at prices rang.
ing as follows-extraat $7I: first quality at $630
SIT, and second at $64 "a S6A {9 100 lbs; Sales of
Working Oxen at AZ % IA Sl3O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
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