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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
An Ordinance,

Fixing and regulating The Fec and Salaries Of the
Officers of the City of Lancaster.
GEO. l. BE il ordainei by the City Council Of the
- CITY of Lancaster. that the Fees and Salaries OF
the Officers of the city of Lancaster hereafter named,
shall be as follows, to-wit:
Mayors Fgts The Mayor Of said city shall re.
ceiye no salary, but in the discharge Of the duties Of
his office, shall be entitled to such fees ~ Ito allowed
to Justices OF the Peace In similar cases.
CLERR's FEEs.-The Clerk ofthe city Of Lancaster
shall receive a salary Of SevOnty-fve dollars per an.
num-.
TREAsuRER's FEEs.--The Treasurer Of said city
shall rec i've one pei cent. on all monies paid out and
disbursed by him, on the order OF tho proper officers
of said city.
SoLIcrroR's FEEs.-The Solicitor OF said city ShAll
receive such salary A. tho city council may hereaf-
ter allow.
FEEs OF MEMBERS OF CouxcrL.-Th Members Of
theCity Council shall receive for each stated month Y
meeting the sum Of One Dola and for every special
meeting the sum Of Fifty cents III
MARsHAL's FEEs.~ The sslary of the Marshal shall
be Three Hundred and Twenty.f five Dollars per an
mum. and in the exercise Of the duties Of his office he
shall receive such fees in ii cases az are allowed to
Constables in similar cases.
MARRrr Masters FEEs.-The Market Master
shall receive a salsry,Qf Fiji y Dollars per annum.
WEIoH MASTERS FEES The Weigh Master shall
receive for services one half of the amount OF money
by him received.
SUPERVISORS FEEs--The Supervisors Of each
Ward Of said city shall receive One Do ar and TWEEN
tv.ivp cents per dav, whilst engaged in superintend-
ing the labor on the streets and alleys thereof, and
the further sum Of ThreeD oIars for notifying all per-
soils required by 'aw TO perform two days labor in
their respective Wards
SEo. .. That all ordinances heretofore passed, re,
gulaiing the fees and sa'aries OF the officers Of said
city, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed March II. 1858 WIN p. CREED, Mayor.
Auet-JoHN B. REED, City Clerk.
March Is, 1859
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

Col. MEDILL.-The Ohio Statesman al
luding to the charges made against Colonel
Medill by a portion Of his Locofoco friends,
which were published in our paper q few
days since, says:
"Col. Medill, after quietly looking on at
the papers in his especial interest in pouring
out their vile and infamous ISLANDERS upon
US, can here see that he is not free
from charges himself. We have not seen
the article in the Dayton paper referred to-
but we remember that these charges were
made OH the floor of Congress by Demo-
Gratis, yet we never for a moment believed
them, and we do not think they are worthy
Of the least belief. Yet the Enquirer and
Its especial advisers can see, how easy it
would be to fill the State with ordinations
and determinations, and send the Democrat
ic party of Ohio TO the lowest depths of de-
feat and disgrace. There seems to be a Gu
Fious settlement Of accounts on hand, and
Jet the consequences be- on the gettefS Of it
up."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
wednesday Evc'ng, m'ch. no, 1883
The BANK CAsrs--Oatragsous Conduct

THE BANK
The following, il true, will cause the clti-
zens of Ohio to shudder at the danger which
lies before them. The Cincinnati Gazette,
on Saturday, was uniformed that the pa
pers in the Bank Tax cases, lately decided
by the Supreme Court at Columbus, have
been taken from the Clerks Office, and, con-
sequently, that the Records cannot be made
up in the time requiredt to obtain a writ Of err
TOR, that will operate as a supersedeas, from
the Supreme Court Of the United States! II
Is stated that one Of the Judges took the pa
pers home with him to write out his opinion
for the Reporter, and still holds them! This
presents a singular state of case. We have
heretofore been informed that the Chief JUS
tice, when a motion was made to make the
proper entry to place the case in position to
be taken to the Supreme Court ofthe United
States, refused, on the ground thai it was
absurd to allow that Court to Judge OF our
laws, but he was overruled by his brethren.
The entry was made and now the papers are
taken away and kept from the Clerk until
the time has elapsed within which to obtain
a writ Of error in time to supercede the
judgments and DEGREES against the Banks!
eve hope, for the credit of the Judges and
of the State. that this may prove a mistake.
Ifuue, the conduct of the Judge is a perfect
outrage on all fair and regular Judicial pro-
eeedings.
"The Judge must be supposed to know, as
we'll that no record could be made without
the papers, as the time within which the re-
cord was to be made up. and, therefore, is
chargeable with knowledge of all the conse'
quences to result from carrying the papers
away from the Clerk! 1t is no excuse, that
he delivered his opinion orally, and wished
time to write it out in better form. The
rights of suffers are not to be sacrificed to
enable the Judge to dress up his opinion!
If they were taken AWAY for the purpose Of
preventing or embarrassing the rt moval of
these causes, the Judge taking them away
is guilty Of an offence richly deserving i'm
parchment and the s~eyerest punishment
1t will not do TO say these were Bank cases
Gases Of unpopular parties, or of soulIcss
corporations. Justice is represented as blind
to the parties, and no honest Judge would
allow himself to be influenced in the dis
charge ofhis duties, by favor or affection or
hatred ola party before him. Suitors in
Court should be made to feel, and the public
should knotr, that the law is to be admins
tered to al! parties in the same way, whether
the Judges like or dislike them! We repeat
we are unwilling to believe any Judge.in
this State, would be guilty Of carrying of
the paper in a G ase, with the design o%finier-
ruoting the due administration Of justice
Notwithstanding the foolish remarks OF the
Chief Justice in relation to the proper entry
and we hope the matter may be contradicted
or explained"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

THE LArE" bEGisLATuRE.-The Journal
says that there has been much less political
feeling in the Legislature during the session
lust closed than is usual. The truth is, the
war between the two factions of Locotoco-
ism has become far more bitter, vindictive
aud personal than it has ever been between
the Wings and Locofocos. The elements of
this strife have been brewing for years.
The accession ola Locofoco President has
sharpened the appetites and excited the
hopes of the ~varions factions for the spoils.
The effort to secure a Cabinet appointment
for Medary brought matters to an open rup-
ture. The "thrcGt cutting time" has come,
and war to the knife is now the word. All
these things have turned the channel o ffcel-
ing in a new direction.
The Ohio Statesman does not speak OF it
with so much complacency. That paper,
the central organ of Ohio Locofocoism,suys
"This body, which has been in session for
about eiqht months, from FIRST to last, will ad.
journ on Monday next, after which time we
noPe 10 give ouF Iedqeis eoi'e'"'"S oe.'o'
than daily dry details that only now and then
excite the least interest in the public mind.
We have thrown away hundreds Of dollarst to
report and publish these proceedings, merely
to Accommodate the Legislature, yet we have
received only the cold satisfaction Of not
even getting pay for the printing of their
first session. Such conduct will make a
pretty record before our honest, confding
people.
at is with the utmost reluctance that We
can consent to be compelled to expose men
elected to Office as Democrats; but their own
conduct drives us TO that course. If we can
got a copy of the scandalous report of the
State Auditor on this subject, we will appea
to the people for justice as a last resort"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
OUTLETS PoR SALE.

THE subscriber, acting Executor of the Estate Of
i Thomas Wright, deceased, viii expose 70 public
sale, at the door OF the scsrt house in the city cf Ian
caster, on Saturday. March %. 1853. betw cen the
hours Of two and three O'Clock P. NJ Of said dsy, the
following valuable property. to-~it:
Outlet, No. 2, containing 2 90. 100 acres; Also
Out. Lot, No 8, containing 9 10 lv acres.
Said property Is situated North Of L~sneayte. and
will BE sold upon the following terms: ona third cash
in hand, one-third IN one year and one third in tuo
years, with interest upon the def .Irei paylbents from
ihe day of sale. JOHN A. FEfTERS.
Acting E<seator Of Thcmcs fright, dec.
MlrcL IL. 1859. "A
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
PROCLAHATIOS

THE Quslihed Voters cfihe cit, e lancaster gill
meet on the 9Th day ofGyr;l. rs, icing the 6rss
hondsy Of stid month a. the Glowing passes in ihsir
respective wards, W.:
lst. Ward, 4; the Tavern of John 9. NAvsr;
End WArd, II Tie ofhes ofths CisF< s.tse Cesr; 0.
Common PlesS.
afd. Ward, at the Broadway Hotel;
4th. Ward. AZ tia City Hal;
Al which time and places they will pToeesito elec.
the following othe0rs. to-wit naycT. M,ritll, Urea.
turer and Solicitor, ho5 the Ciy ., large, ard one
AslesSof, Ind two nata5ers 0fth City CoGaeiI ron
each of said Wards.
Also, At the same time ana places, Is pursuance Of
IN act OF the Legislature for tie support and let, er
regulation Of Common Schools IL the eifv OF Ls1cts-
ter, passed Fsbrusry i9. 1915, ele>t. Tor The tern Of
three years, two !neabtIs Of Tie BosId Of Edues isa.
Given rnder my hand. and the seal Of tie ei,J r
Lancaster. thi,,i4h day OF March. 1853.
March u, 1859. VIZ. p. CREED. NGy3r.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

PoIsoSISG.-Thousands of parents who use Yer.
mifuge composed Of castor oil, calomel. ETC.. are not
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundation for = sc.
ries Of disease, loss OF sight, weakness of limbs etc.
In another column will be found the Advertisement
of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the stten.
ton of all directly interested in their own as well as
their children's health. In liver Complaints and al
disorders arising from those OF a bilious type. should
IN Ike use of the only genuine medicine, hobensack''
Liver PHI.
lJ"Bc mol deceived" but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pi Is, and Observe that each
has the signature of the proprietor, ! N. Hobensack,
as none else are genuine.--N. y. Express.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
ROoTa AND SHGEa.

ID FED L BACGHMAN. continue 4, their old
H stan |, opposite The Hooking VALLEY Bank. Main
street, where they keep always on hand and mAnufse
d. ture to order all the latest and most approved
pa STYLES OF DOOTS AND SHOES
' eS-for Men and Women The reputation Of rho
establishment for the bestoi work needs no common
They use the best mst.rial and employ the
most ski lful workman and are thus enabled to supply
their customers with ;bc nestest ard best Of the va
riou' articles in their line All kisds Of Boots, Shoes,
etc, etc, are efnsracrd in thar stock, which
has just been replrniShed b their Spring purchases.
The patronage OF the public is respectfully solici.
ted, who are invited TO call and examine the assort-
mant, No effort, will be spared 20 phase those who
favor them with their custom, efl.r i, cuality OF
price RSe.
Iaucaxfer March 2 I5H1
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NsCoRAiCE'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT.
TER AND MOOREIS WHEATDRILL.
Lare.s,er, Febrl.rY 10, ls5a 20
Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

az the 2sd day Of March, A.D. 1853, between
- the hours Of ten O'Clock. A: H., and four o'clock.
P N. At the door Of the court house. in the town Of
Lancaster. fairfield county. Ohio. viii be so dto the
highest bidder. the following real estate. s|-the prop
erfy Of Martin Hub.r, dec, to wit 4 part Of the
uoIthwes quarter Of section nine, in township fifteen,
in range eighteen, situate in said cnunty OF Fairfield,
and p~articu ariy Described by metes, and bounds as
follows, to wit Beginning for he ssne at the south
west corner Of said quarter section above mentioned,
AMI running thcnse east f~oTty-two ehsins 10 a stone:
thence north nine chains End hfty two links TO o storei
thence west f~oriy-two chains snd FIVE links to a post;
thence south nine chains and ffty-two 'inks to the
pace of Beginning, containing forty acres. more or
less subject 20 he dover OF Sarah Huber. widow Of
said deceased, therein as ignpd
Terms Of Sck-One-ihird cash 10 hand on the
dav Of sale, and the residue In ni4z and ri .taen
months thereafter, with interes: irCa the day q sac,
tc be secured By mortgage on said promises
FREDERICK HENDERSON,,
AGni'tor Of Mayt:a ifutsr, dec.
February 7, 1858. a. oval
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE should never be disregard
cd. They are uncrting indications that the ,ital func.
lions Of nature have been inter upted in III, ir hath
.fhl action, and that serious evils mil i~n.vit-bl' fol.
low, unless the system be .gain set right BY the time
~ use Of proper remedies.
d ar in mind that nature IL ever endesyorirg to
expal di.ease VIII n II invsdes the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance Of some genial restors
tive--thorough. yet mild in its sction-,hat will give
tone to tho ny stem. and ACT won THE nj oop-which
is the principal Of life.
GUxE5rr's YELL ow Dock AND S~ARsApARiLIA, as
a purifier of the hood, a renovstor Of the systcm,a and
4 Importer and preserver of the powers Of life. it
has no equal. Take it. on the first indication that
disease is upon you. and you will avert perhaps weeks
ami months of sickness and suffering.
lF>See advertisement. l4m4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
LOOK dur For couNrERFEIrs!

The public arc cautioned against another counter
b FarreHs Arabidn Einintcnt the most dangerous
of all the counterleits, because his having the name
cfFarrell, many will buy in good faith, without the
knowledge that n countarfeit exists, and they will per-
haps only discoyeriheir error when The spurious mix
ture has wrought its owl effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. q.
Farrell, soc inventor and proprietor. and wholesale
druggist. No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. Be
sure YOU gel il with the retters II. q before Farrell's,
thus--H. g. FARRhLL'S--and his signature on the
wrapper all others are counterfoits.
Sold by G, KAUFMAN & CO., Lancaster,
and byre6u airy authorized agents throughout the u
nited States. Price % and 30 cents, and ii . bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
ham'et in the United States; In which one Is not al
ready established. Address Il. G. Farrell as above,
accompanied with good reference as to character. re-
sponsibility, etc March lO-lm44
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Fnr the best eSi,ibiii"U 81 hngs, Inanslip Us I.
yonng lady. a pirmiHn af Gold r ~. valued a.
~. will be awarded: s,d IE Ihr sec"nj beat, =
ring valued at a..
Discretionary premiums will hs paid OH sti
clrs pressniei nuI named H. lie liSi. which, tue.
"a awarding coriinIt'ecS may deem worthy.
M article will be all wed q p~rrui!on lint m ~
be deemed unworthy. O1 Hi;icirs upon Rhich y
premium ri I've %,'llars ~ ns,r- !, PAID au eI.
rance Ice Of iiiy c-U's will lie ctp rSed-si! 9Th
ere twenty five rrnu
Competitions tr pr niums M crops. shall bP 70
quired 10 baye the grorwi uimI iis prodIc- aceI
ra'ely mcasired by not Irss iir4a twn J:sia',r
esl-h persons, who.e -lS,em=uis shzll be verified
by sfBd,Nit.
IL i desirable tia: rni,sncss be p,a&e du.ias
the ten dayS prgce ing tic fair il possible.
As ob- 81 Ike oLi-ris Of the society is - in
PROVE lilo stock If the esur,y. n" premiums Ere
offered separately UD eru,insY cattle; but theJ
Dsy b- shown IN CON ,%rtIiiGn "i,i g..je stick
AZ cattle must Le halter Jrukr, 50 - " Stguc
lied 70 !1,ure Sairiy ~ other E!lek.
All ugrd .r nnfnr-d suinsiS That received tie
G 81 ~preniam u; tire lat f-ir. cam oi nzbiu cum
pete for premiums uptiI two SEQ .l-r-al;r.. |
would. hpw-eer. &c Jrs:f4Lir :. nave Ib~w q
The ground.
John RCeCR. P,es.
JoHx c WEAvER. See
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cOMMERCIAL INTEII1aEHcR.
Lnncnsfcr Mnrkela-

WEDNESDAY, March I8.-Wbest has o.
gain declined and the regular quotation moy
Be put down at 77@So, though in q few in-
stances . cent or two more has been Obtaiu.
ed for good white for milling. In other ar.
%ticles, the quotations Of last week may be
resumed
For three days post, We have had beauti.
ful clear but cool weather. and the roads are
rapidly improving. The business Of the city
has largely increased and will be quite lively
so soon as the spring trade fairly opens.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

" ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WCNDER---fM.
Po4ANr TO DYsrEPrrcs--Dr. J. S. HOUGIITON'S
PEPSIN, The Trte Digestive Fluid, Or Gastric Juice,
prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH SroMAcM
OF rHE Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, tho
great Physiological chemist, by J. S. lioUGHToE. NJ.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, J~a,indice, liver complaint.
constipation and debility, curing after Nature, own
method, by NssHrs'sown agent, the GGstric .fuice:-
Pamphlets. containing Scientific eVidehce Of its eslte,
furnished by agents gratis. See notice smorg the
mclicaI advertisements. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
sew York Market,

NEw YoRK, March IA The steamer
Ericsson arrived here this evening.
Sa es 500 Flour. State, at A,eo@4,76;
Ohio 4,93@6,I2. The steamers news de-
pressed the market. Southern 6,I2@6.25;
quiet. Wheat, Genesee, 1,2i@i,2I1 de-.
pressed. Whisky, Prison, 90; dull. Pork
unchanged. Beef heavy. Lard plenty
Buftcr heavy,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
81. Louis Market.

ST.. LoUrs,March l1.--Flour Is dull at
3,65@3,75 for country superior. Whesti Is
current at 1880. Corn at 55@36c, and
Oats at 33c. Sales Of 800 bbls Mess Pork
at l4,25; $50 tierces Lard at ek@st and 80
do shoulders and Hams, 10 pickle, at 6J@7I.
Whisky is dull at Isa Hemp ranges from
96 to liz per ton. Gslena Lead is nominal
at 6,76G667,
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COMMISSION STORE.

NHE Agent Of the Philadelphia Commission Store
l. is now visiting the Eastern cities, selecting goods
for this Establishment. and thcre will be sold to make
room Tor tho new purchase the remaining lol OF choice
Prints, Ginghams, De Lsins. Domestic and Fancy
Goods, al iower figures than can be purchased in this
city. Fresh arrival expected soon.
Lancaster. March ~. 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

On. HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTEns, prepared BY
nr. C. NJ. Jackson, arc justly reckonrd amongst our
most value medicines. In cases Of dyspepsia, it acts
like magic, Strengthening the tone Of the stomach stim
ula,ing the digestive powers, and giving rudy health
to the cheek and brightness to the eye. There arc
thousands in this community who can testify to their
virtues & thousands will hereafter add their t~esimony
lFSee advertisement. lm4l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, March l5.-River risen SIX.
teen inches. Weather clear and cool. Flour
dull; small sales at s,75. Whisky l9. Pro-
visions dull. 100 hlds Bacon sides sold al
7.6O, packed. 5000 pieces bulk shoulders
at IS. $50 bags coffee lOk to Ioi. Sugar
and molasses unchanged. Clover seed $50.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
Cattle Market.

New YORK, March i5.--2,4OO beeves clos.
ed dull at Z to $50. 1000 sheep at $50.
4,75, 8 to $50. 1900 beevei at Q TO $50
per hundred. Hogs-sOO at Z per hundred.
100 cows at s to IA for dry, and 10 TO 1850
for fresh. Sheep from 2 to 4. Lambs l,6o
to 8.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

Dissolution Notice.
TNIiE partnership heretofor, existing under :Ae
i firm name Of SMITH ETONG, has this day been
dissolved by mutua' CONSENT.
The business will be eontiru ID st the cd S.sD3 by
GEORGE II. SMITH,
An old resident ofthe city, who will keep constant
ly oh Rand a first rate stock Of the bsst
CLOTHS ASSIMERES. vESTINGj,
Trimmings Sc, to be f5uaa in the city. Also, full
assortEient OF
READY MADE CLCTiiING.
AL Of which be will sell upon the most Reasonable
terms For cash. Ftufi hs long experience in the bu-
siness. be feels assured that he can p'eEse.
GOobS MADE TO ORDER,
BY the best of workmen, Mr., TONG will eeatiu.
ue 10 cut for the establishment all tie host Of ms is
guaranteed.
The books Of the firm wi be At the old stand, where
al indebted to the old firm will please call and settle
Immediately end. pay their accounts. One OF the old
hEm will IVA w be found ou hand to; settle the books
lancaster, March is, 1883. SMITH L TONG.
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MARRIED.,

On THURSDAY last, by tho Rev. John Wagenhsls,
Mr.. JOHN +. CRrMLEY and Miss CATHARlNE
NJ MILLER, Of Madi on township.
On Thursday evening the 10th inst. by the Rev
John NJ. Lowrie, the Row. JEREMIAH BOWMAN
and Miss MARY MAXFIELD, all of this city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

Outlet for Sale We call attention to
the advertisement of the Executor of Thorn
as Wright, deceased. These lots nre stu
ated near the city and will prove a profta-
bic Investment.
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Estate of William MORROW.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and duly qualified as Executor
of the Estate OF WILLIAM MoRnow, deceased, ute Of
Riishcreek township, Fairfield e6uitv, Ohio. All
persons having c aims against said Estate vii present
them Tor sett eament, legally authenticated within one
year-and all those indebted will make immediate
Februar&04 is5s 4wlS
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March 2,ls5S
Court OF Common Pleas, Fairfield County.
JOHN LANE,
IL PiHr1rros.

ELIAS BAKER and others
ID ACHAEL LANE. Elias Baker, Mary Roller and
HI Benjamin Roller her husband, Ruth Mench and
William P. Mench hfr husband, Cstherine Lamb and
Peter Lamb her husband widow AMI heirs and 'egal
Representatives Of John Iane, late OF Frirfeld county,
together with Andrew Jackson Hanway. John Han
way, William Hanway. ElizAJ. Hanway. Nancy HAN
way and Mary L. Runway, heirs, etc OF Tebith, IAN
way. formerly TebithH Lane deceased, viii take no.
tice that q petition was file! against them on the 18th
day OF February, A. d 1859. In the cpdrt Of common
pleas OF F-irfe.d county. Ohio, b. John iano. and il
now therein pending, wherein the said iohn Lane de-
rlGnds partition OF tn 70 Loving keal Estate, and as
signment Of dover therein 10 ed Rachael Lane.
widow to;wit: A part Of the Northeas: Quarter of
Section number one obi Township number Thir-
teen l5.) or Range nlnbcT Twenty go lately the
homestead Ct join Lane, deeeasrt, containing Eighty.
Four Acres. Ard thst at the Nay Term. A D 1853.
OF said courts phi stien will DO made BY said John
Lane for an order for the assignment o. said dow
er and the partition of said lands and tenemenis. se-
/ rording e. the estates and degrees Of interest. as be-
tween said parties and the petitioner is set forth in tho
petition. 1.D SCD MARTIN.
February q, 1883 1926 evil
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NOTICE.

The subscriber wants TO buys lot ofllrge likely
HORSES for market, between this and the first Of
April, for which liberia prices " i'll be paid
Lancaster, Ma, ch 10. d. TALLMADGE,