The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
LOCAL INTELLIcENcF

LOCAL INTELLIGENCF.
Charter Ekchcn-Whig Mes,ino.-wo
have before us a call signed by many Of tho
Wings Of the city, requesting us to cali =
meeting for Saturday evening nextso n"m.
mate candidates for city officers. W. h.n.
not room to publish the names of the .irn,
ers and cannot do less than call a meetinu
of the Wings of Lancaster, at the Citv Hail
On saturday Evening Next.
For the purpose of nominating a ticko,
be supported by the voters of the civ IN
Monday week next.
As there are several candidates for
ton of the Offices, we trust that there w;li h.
a full attendance, at which time definite NJ,
ton 'an be taken. We would also suoces,
the Propriety of giving to the Wing County
Committee the power to call meetings here
alter for such purposes. 1t will save much
trouble and obviate many difficulties. They
do not feel willing to exercise such power
without due authority from those who have
the right to give it.
Harmony of action and good Eehdidatss
are necessary to success. We trHst. there
lore that the meeting will be able to agree
IN their deliberations and to nominate n
ticket worthy of the support of the voters Of
the city.
zaneso'de and MGysviNe Rodd.-The sale
oil this road having been confirmed, the cred
'tors' who are the purchasers, met TO-DAY at
tne CITY Hal, organized and elected the fol-
lowing Directory: c. Blandy of GAINESVILLE.
ii. H. Hunter, p. D. Ewing, NJ. A. Daupb-.
erty and John D.. Martin of Lancaster. A.
Lybrnnd Of Tarlton, Charles Woods ofKinos-
ton' Thomas Wilson of Highland, and E.
b. Hill of Adams. The Directory met this
afternoon to elect officers. An annual
meeting for the election of Directors will he
held, under the law, on the third Wednesday
OF May next. 1t is the intention of the com.
pany to effect measures forthwith to COM
Plete the unfinished portions of the road, w..
ing between GAINESVILLE and Chillicothe.
Settle Up!-Pay UpN--Another month
VIII end the seventh volume OF the Weekly
Tdsene. All persons indebted in any wav
VIII confer a favor and increase the value of
the paper by settling their accounts. To
each one it is a small matter; but il will en-
able us to pay our debts, breathe freer and
work harder. An easy conscience is a great
help to an editor, and we cannot have that
and be in debt. Produce brings now a high
price, but the paper costs the same. Our
friends can pay us, if they will; and if they
do we will try to got along without adding to
the cost ofthe paper. DOnrforget IL.
Sad Dedhs.--In late letters received from
California, the painful announcement of The.
death of two of our fellow-citizcns is made
MIR. SAMUEL LIDEY, formerly Of the Swan
and more recently of the Tallmadge House
in this city, and THOMAS ISRAEL. Mr.. Lidey
died in Marysville in February last, and Mr..
Israel in September last. The former has
been in ill-hcalth during his entire s~ojourn
in California. Both have families in Lam
caSter,npon whom the sad bcreavcments will.
fall heavily.
II. d H.. Road.--Yestcrday. afternoon,
the Directors Of the Evansville and Mavs--
vile Road elected II. Fl. HUNTER, ESQ. :.
President;P b. Ewisc, Esq, Secretary and
Freasurcr: and Henry MIXERS, Superintend-
cnt. We are confident that p,oro ro;,hC,i
and energetic officers could not have been
selected.