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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
New York Market.

New YoRK, June @ P. Motion Is I'M
changed. Sales Of 5000 brIs Flour at 4:43
also for State and 4:I3 a Ats for Ohio;
the market Is less firm. Sales of O,5OO
bush Wheat at 1913 for Western and 1913
for Genesee white. Corn is better and ! in
demand; sales Of 10000 bush at 65I q 97I
for mixed and yellow, Coffee Is quiet
Sugar is firm, with u fair demand. Rice IL
saleable at Ate. Whisky 10 active and high
or, with sales Of $50 brls Ohio at $50. Pork
is inactive; sales Of $50 brls at 1887 for
mess and 1900 a 1895 for prime. Beef Is
quiet and unchanged. Picked Meats are
unchanged. Sales Of $50 brls Lard at IOc,
and GOO kegs at lie; the supply has increas.
ed. Sales OF lo3 iirkins Butter at 16c. and
1000 gals Linseed Oil ut 80 a 64c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
LATEST CiNCiNNATINEws.
ROBINSON & TROUT,

\ Having lust received rom Cincinnati, q mos
Alextensivc and more Fashionable Stock. sgaii
thankfully address, the liberal public
Thanks to the Public-we rejoice
We have a gsn'rouS Putiic's voice
Our warn appeal has rezch'd their heart:
They nobly heip'd ~ at the start.
And help us still. and seem to shout
"HHTrdh for RorrSsor and TRoUr."
In fact, they quickly bought us Oft
and for their money bargains got
Al famous SCoFIELU's Conner room,
And still thu cry is-''stiu they comet
To please their taste and take their eye
We Just have got = new supply
Ofother ROets and Shoes, aud ditto,
From ~gloricgs CiEcirRati City,
And these With hose Of our Own mako
viii surely Fairfield Count take;
We mean, its custom far and wide,
Till all are pIsas'd and all supplied
"The Latest CiReiuaGti Nepsf'
Come read IL IN our Boots and Shoes
For GEFTI EMEE, as said bOiofe.
on notsbtes a vafied stcr5.
From Congress down 10 sUry-ddyS,
0flowest price though highest prai ..
So highly poiiSid ianc and cash to win.
The shsving Iplks may shave therein
For LADIES, latest fashions tro,
From tidy boot tc tid'er shoe,
Which fan the lovers ardent flames
IA worn by Cincinnati danes:
The Jenny Lind hat tell = t'le.
Assweet az Swedish Nightingale.
Aud saw, when worn the streets Ebout.-
~ come from ROBINSON 4 TgoUT!i-
The BreskiaS, Broas'd, tho Patent CAT,
And Rn$etft Boats, - set and sAie-
The Ga'ierS oil the various kinds
To please thu various feet aud minds
The great None Spch and French Mo- COCO,
To other shops a downright 'Socker'-
lpkh,rt aud long, the Ladies know
we blow fair breezes tGhsR ace bioir,
For CnrLDRRN. pretty boys and girls,
Who sTrile applause through flowing cuIls,
We have tho newest and the best
Come one, come all, the Sfock TO test;
Where cach-a sapient foot adorner-
Throws the Public info fits at SCOFfELDl
CORNER
Lancaster, Ohio, May II, 1863.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

CLovEnsEED SrEoULATIoA.-The Pitts
burgh Gazette remarks that during last
winter the price Of cloyerseed was put up un-
der the belief that the crop was a short one;
but the very large rebeipts from Ohio u
this and other points dissipated the belief
and prices were receding, when some east
ern spectators entered the market and
bought up all they could lay hands on, for
the purpose Of controlling the maraet in the
spring. The result is told in the following
paragraph miro tho Philadelphia Ledger:
The failure OF house engaged in tho
cloverseed speculation was announced on
Change yesterday. The amount involved
we have heard set down at half a million
of dollars; but this amount is probably con-
siderably in excess Of the real loss. Tho
failure on Saturday, we learn, was on a motto
of 5000. The parties in tho combination,
it is sad, have shipped from $1,000 to 10000
bushels of seed. Tho movement aimed to
control the market, and when nearly all the
seed within reach was supposed to be in the
hands OF parties concerned in the speculation
the high prices at which the article had been
placed, steadily drew on tho market Gddi-
tional lots Of one, two and three hundred
bushels. The amount was more than the
parties could carry or desire to carry, and
of course the price Of the seed began to fall,
and from eight dollars per bushel has full
en- to about four and a half"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

The AMERICAN MINISTER AND THE IRISH
IxHIBITIoN.-Wo find, in the English pa
pers, a letter from Hon. J. Il. Ingersol, our
Minister at London, addressed to james
Foy, Esq, the American Consul at Dublin,
May 9Th, expressive Of his deep mortiica-
ton at not being able to attend tho opening
of the Irish exhibition. He says:
1t 50 happens that duties connected with
the legation are at this moment such as
cannot be dispensed with or postponed
Our country is warmly attached.to Ireland.
She cherishe5 in her inmost heart the brave
people of tho Emerald Isle. l should BIO
proud and happy to be the bearer of these
sentiments on tho occasion OF the opening
Of the exhibition.
Prevented from doing so, by being detaln-
ed officially at my post, [ shall still hope to
exchange a cordial greeting with many of
the inhabitants, and to tread tho soil Of Erin
before returning to the United States.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
srhmrsnnr MORNING, June o, ASA.
Tnr MURDER cAsE.-on yesterday. Jo-

TIE MURDER CAsE.-On yesterday Io-
..eoh Ankrom,a young man from Vinton
county, whohad been arrested BY Messra'
Richards and Mitchell, on suspicion thath
vas the murderer Of tho man whose remains
were found in tho west part Of this county
a few days since, bad an examination before
Justice McVeigh. We had areporter pros
ont who took full notes Of the trial, but as
the evidence entirely exoneruted tho uccus-
ed, he did not deem 1t necessary to write
them out. There Ia not Q shadow OF a sua-
picion can rest upon him.
Ho is a young man with a very fine form
and a good c~ountenance. During the ex-
animation he was calm and composed, but
the cheers of the vast crowd present, after
hla inuocenso had been established, over
came him and he wept like a child.
The following additional particulars were
unintontially omitted last week:
according to the evidence before the cor
onors jury, the murdered man was about
middle age; about five feet seven inches tall
rather heavy set, large mouth, and showed
his teeth in talking. His drcss consisted o.
a brown overcoat, steol mixed satinct panta-
looms, and a pair of o%verpants' OF blue mix
cd cotton drilling, with snspenders OF 1.-THE
same, coarse boots, and a inc white Rough
and Ready hat. In talking he appeared to
have some Of the Irish accent. He had very
small feet. Tho presumption Is That he
came from Pennsylvania.
The young man who was In company with
this man on that day, was tall, slender, and
very good looking and we'll dressed.
The clothing have been preserved by
tho Coroner, so that they may be identi-
fed hereafter by any OF his friends. Any
further information can be had by address
ing the Coroners Of Fairfield county. al
Lancaster, Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
From New York.

New York, juno G--The steamers Gcor-
gia and Union for Aspinwall sailed this p.
NJ. filled with passengers.
The steamer Washington, from South
ampton, is now In her thirteenth day. No
signs other up to this fine. The Canada is
also due at Halifax, beng in her tenth day.
The Post says a~'committee has been APP
pointed by tho directors Of tho Industrial
Exhibition to wait on 1.-THE President aud bis
Cabinet this week, I'd bo' present at the
opening ceremonies on the 4th Of July.
1t is reported that the GBand Jury Of Es-
sex county, Mass, have Indicted the Boston
and Maine Railroad Company, for causing
tho death Of the son Of President Pierce.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

Strsysd from the Subscriber, On thS Tumrkc. :
0Riles East q Lancaster, On the iith inst., thteo
Nj eh Cows. One : bfindle, with auua uhite alaut
her; tho tips Of her hefas saved eH. Another, with
pale red siies, white hco and scme white on uthor
parts. The above COWS are ubout : OF \ Seafs eli -
Tbs other, . heilrr 3yearH old, principally white,
nixed with pale red spots. small sSe and sharp horns,
with = large lump on her NV which has become asorc.
No ear marks recollccied- but may have some =
Any Attenuation resp cln5 fhnir whoroshcu,a riil
be thankfully rereived, OF II Brought home will h
literally rewarded. JOHN A.. COLLINS.
Nav 10. lsb3.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

EDUCATION OF APPRENTICES. -On Satur-
day an application was made to Judge KEEL
ly, Of Philadelphia, to discharge an appren-
tice, on the ground that the indcnture stipu-
lated for only ono quarters schooling. II
was proved to the court that tho apprentice
could not read and write. Under n decision
of the supreme Court, Judge Kelly decided
that tho indentures were void, for tho rea-
SOM above given, remarking that most OF
tho disturbances in community originated
from the ignorance in which apprentices are
brought UP, in accordance with the new sys-
en- of %apprenticin 9 youth.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
nAGIERREOTYPES.

TIME subscriber is prepared to execute DhgeuT-
rect ypes in the most approved style, having just
obtained a tChOLe or mammoth Apparatus of a supe-
rior kind. with which no can take DagueTTeotyes
about halt as large a. life, and warrants satisfaction
in every case. He will keep on hands almost every
style Of case and also a superior lot Of Gold locLets.
Persons wishing Dsgueueoiypes and ali others
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine his spe-
cimens.
=. S. Instructions given In this, tho most beautiful
terms.
Rooms in Mr.. Giesy's frame Building. Entrance
ono door West ur the Horking Valley Bank.
Lancaster, March IL, 1868 T.. d. MCBRIDE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

HYDRoPHoDIA.-Mr. Thomas Shcre was
severely bitten In Cincinnati about three
weeks ago by q largo dog while walking in
tho streets. His wounds were dressed and
healed. On Thursday he began to exhibit
signs of h~ydrophobia, was taken to tho
Commercial Hospital, and soon became so
bad he had to be %pinioned to tho floor. A
number of medical men visited him Satur-
day morning, and the Atlas says they all
concurred in ~pronouncing his case ono of
tho worst Of ~hydrophobia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

A HERolNE.-Thc life ola child was saw
ed in Albany, on Friday, almost miraculous
ly. 1t was left in n wagon in Broadway,
while its careless parents went next door to
some shopping. During their absence some
thing frightened the team, and away they
went down the street like a gale of wind
Just as they passed Herkimer street a young
lady saw the danger, and in an instant pre-
pared to rcscuel'the littlo fellow. Throw
ing her hat and shawl on the sidewalk, she
made a spring for tho tail of the wagon,
just asst was darling by her, and as good
luck would have it caught it firmly, the mo-
mentum of tho wagon jerking her inside of
tho box. Slo Immediately clasped the child
in her arms, and, seizing favorable oppor-
tunity, sprang to the ground, without injury
either to herself or to the little fondling.-
Such q heroine deserves celebrity.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

TIE REBELLION IN CHIEA.--The National
Intelligencer states that Com. Aulick, who
has Just returned from China, discredits the
report that the Emperor Of China had mp
piled to the British for assistance, as his ha-
tired to that people has never been intermit-
ted. The Commodore further thinks, that If
assistance were applied for 1t would not bo
given, as the foreigners In China are united
ly in favor OF tho success OF the rebels
The present Emperor has, (he says,) by his
sensuality and his addiction to opium, alien
nted from himself tho esteem of his people,
and that he and his corrupt Cabinet arc I'M
fitted to comprehend and deal with tho pre-
sent enlarged demands of commerce.. The
Commodore considers, also, that all tho as
s~istance which could now DO given in aid
Of the existing Government would be of no
service in determining tho issue Of the war;
that the triumphs of the rebels consist in an
inland progress towards Pekin, which can in
no way be effected by the operations of a ma
val squadron; that tho war vessels of any
nation on the station are not more than sufli-
cient to protect its own interests; and, final
ly, that moro il to be hoped for commercially
and politically, from the success OF tho insur-
gents, than by tho continuance Of the reign
ing dynasty.
The adyices from China, however, In the
English papers by tho last steamer, from
Hong Kong to tho 2sth of March, assert dis
tinctly thut upplicationhad been madelby the
Viceroy Of Soochan TO tho British consul at
Shanghai to corporate against the rebel
force for tho protection Of Nankin. Tho
rapid advance Of tho rebels has spread con-
sternation in that capital and other wealthy
cities. Latest accounts, goth March, report
ed the rebels investing Nankin, (not having
captured it as previously reported,) which it
was expected, would fall. Delegates had
been sent from Soochan to the rebel leaders
offering largo sums of money to secure the
city from molestation. Tho native bankers
and wealthy families were removing their
treasures into tho country and to Shanghai
for safety. At Shanghai there was a gener-
al panic; banking and mercantile houses
shut up; trade quite at a stand still, and mon
ev 80 scarce that tho duties on exports had
to be arranged by giving security in bills and
other property to the consul. All was quiz
ct at Canton. There wore reports that a
portion oftho rebel force had gono north
il true, internal trade may perhaps be resu-
med sooner than the present position Of af-
fairs would lead one to expect.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
GENERAL

1NiE public are notified that I have dlsroued ofmy
entire stock ofGoods 10 Messrs- Rising 4 Lyons,
who will hereafter eonduet tho business II The old
stand.
Those Indebted 10 me ara requested 10 call end
settle their accounts immediately either by cash ur
note. ] return my acknowledgement 10 my old
friends AID customers who 30 literally pAtionlked
me. will DO found At all timos II the Old stsnd fOs.
dy 10 settle. JACOB PL0UT.
Lancaster, March i6, 1863 4m45
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

To MEND BROKEN EARTnENwARE.--Mois-
ten each edge with white paint. (white lead)
press it firmly together and fasten it with a
cord. Lett remain in a dry place a month,
when it may be used. have n tureen that
have used for more than a year, with vari-
GUS kinds of hot liquids and meals for the ta-
bic, which, to all appearance, is rs sound
as over, and the seam just as delicate: whero-
as tho cement hawkod about by peddlurs
makes a dirty looking seam, and will not
stand.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

INFAMOUS SENTrMENr.-The New York
correspondent of the Dollar Newspaper,
glves the following as tho substance ola
sentence uttered by the notorious Garrison
Of a late Anti-slAvory Convention in New
York;
n "Garrison said, substantially, that he
thought the Almighty had made a great mis-
take in creating such n man as Daniel Web
ster, who he said, was now tho "iRGamous
tenant Of an Infamous grace"
Tho above needs no comment from US
Treason to his country, is indelibly stamped
upon the character of the infamous CARR
son. May he receive what he desewes-a
traitors doom.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

AMERICAN GooDs IN AUsTRALrA.--Mcr-
camille letters received in New York from
Meldoure to the 10th of February, state that
sales Of American goods had been made or
very favorable terms. American lumber has
sold at $95 to $l35 per 1000 feet. Shovels
66 shillings; and nearly all American ship
ments were paying handsomely.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

PROTESTANT Ep1scoPAL GENERAL CoNvEN-
TroN.--The Protestant Episcopal Conven-
ton Of Delaware has appointed the follow
ing delegates to the General Convention;
Rev. ST. Carpenter, Rev. Geo. Hall, Rev
$. G. Brinkle, Rev. q. w. Ridgely, Capt.
S. Il. Du Pont, HoH. C. s. Layton, ]. r.
Burton, Esq, Hon. ). J. Milligan.
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Proposals

Will bo received at the office of tho Company. in
CircleviTle, until the 22d day of June next, Tor Iurn.
ishine materials aud building a fence on each side Of
the Rah Road. except where already contracted for,
Said fence to be built of good white or bur oak posts
aud plank Each PANEL to be u feet long, with five
boards, each six inches wide. By order ofthe Board,
VIM Nj. TRfPLETT, Scc'y.
Chcieville, May 10, 1858.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

REMARKABLE EscAPE.-The Montreal
Gazette Of the lat, makes mention ofa very
remarkable escape OF three hundred passen-
gers from the consequence of a steamboat
explosion. That a number of persons had
just landed from tho steamer St. Pierre,
when the boilers exploded, killing eight per-
sons, all that remained on board of tho boat!
The destruction of tho vessel was so COM
plete that very few Of tho three hundred
could have escaped ifthe explosion had &C.
CURED five minutes sooner.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

Will be received, until the Goth of June next, for
furnishing materials aud building ono freight station
House 100 feet long anil 80 feet wide, at Lancaster
Said building 20 be finished by the fst OF November,
next The proposals will b. received by Joel Rade.
baugh. rSns and specifications will be really for in
apection two weeks before tins above date. By or
der ofthe board. VIM NJ TRIPLETF, Sec'N
CnoleYille, Ma 10 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
Southern Convention.

MEMPHIS, Juno 6th.-The Southern Con-
vcntion met this morning, aud elected Mr..
w. C. Dawson, Of Ioorsia, President, and
twenty Vice Presidents from ten States,
One thousand delegates from Is States
wero present, but little has been done as
yet, except the appointment Of Committees.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

SALE OF WooL.-We learn that Mcssrs.
J. NJ. Ashbrook. and James Il. Church, Of
Pleasant township, recently clipped l,425
sheep, yielding some 4,275 lbs. They sell
l,IOO fleece at 55c per ID, and the balance
fer SO. Wool is now rating at high figures
and no fears are entertained, wo believe, OF
n decline in the price.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The members Of the Fairfield County Agricultur
al Society are requested 10 pay 10 The Treasurer OF
the Society, ort the township committee. mcn, Their
annual iusisiheni Of one dollar for the present year
The pur-ha.e Of the Fair Ground and fitting up he
same involve considerable expense and requires an
iniInedia,e outlay. 1t Is therefore desirable that mem.
beers should pay up promptly and as soon as possible
We expect :. bes, the Stale Fair next fall aad want
bls manner. JOHN REBFR, Pres.
JomN G. NEAvER, Secy. APiil7-3w.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
CL0THINGi CLoFInSGt
$40, 900 Worth Of Spring, Summer and Fall
CIothing, and Furnishing Goods,
w On HAND AT THE OLD NOTORIOUS
Checkcrcd Store.

NOW ON HAND AT THE OLD NOTORIOUS
Checkcrcd Store.
w E arc now prepared TO cloths the li1igg spirit
w GT our country, The. Farmer. Mechanic aud
day laborcr, not forgetting the prhessiun tho Law
yer, Doctor aud Preacher also, tho geutlemsn Of
leisure. The Artist mi even down To the most AN
tastic exquisite, can he accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from toPio toe. W"
cannot possibly mentia', in a single advertisement
he many articles in or Inns. But certainly 1t is an
item ia the history orolJ Fairfield cOuriy that moth
ing III the clothing lihehis ster been offered in this
city that cah besr the post dist anlooDparison 10 the
quantity aid qulliIy Of The piles Of clothing We now
lay before you, Tor vow inspection. Every article
in our line IS warranted. Youths and Boys clothing
on hand. C0uLEHAN co.
Nav IL. 1864,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

ArFLE PoLLAGE.-Take ripe apples, care
fully pared and cored, and put them in lay
ers in n stone or earthern jar alternately
with layers Of sugar. If the apples are
sweet, a little lemon or ounce intprminglcd
will give it u better favor. Cover the whole
with wheat or dough and place the jar in
the oven for baking, where it should be left
to cook thoroughly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

THE EAST INDIA SQUADKoN.--By the last
advices from China, we learn that the Amer
lean Minister had proceeded north in the
United States steamer S~usquehanna. The
u. s. steamer Mississippi, Com. Perry which
was at Gale, would proceed Immediately for
Hong Kong. The U. S. sloop Plymouth
was at Hong-Kong, and sloop Saratoga and
storeship Supply at Macao.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
NEW READY PAY sToRE.

JULIAN & FoHESMAN.
AVE just rOreived and opened al tho ~ Stand
hA q JULIAN & ULufcH, az entire
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
QHeensWGre, Boots, Shoe'. Bonnets. ParSsols, a..
Which have boon bought for cash and will hs sold
for casa or COUNTRY PRODUCE at very lE--ll profits.
All that Is necossnry 70 convince BUYERS ,S4t fhe
ready pay system is pTefsrabl0 TO Als old way Of do.
ing business, IS to cali and examine their prices.
lJ~Cssh paid for all kinds Of Grain. April ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

BROKERS DISPENSED WITm.--Somo half
dozen farmers in Sandusky County, on the
line of the new Saudusky and Indiana Rail-
road, dubbed together aud sent their wheat
to market yesterday, in cars of tho'M. Il.
and L. Il. Il. Road, which they had charter ed
for that purpose. There were nine car
loads and the quality was of a superior kind
White 1t was promptly purchased by one
Of our dealers and our Agricultural friends
went on their way rejoicing with the cash
in their pockets-Sdnduskg REGISTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lancaster Market

LANCASTER, JuDe 0.-We quote wheat
at IS rs; Flour 4 u s:25; corn, 81 n 40;
wool, 80 a 55. Groceries u~nchanged.-
have made their appearance
and sell az l2Ie per mari.
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Statement OF the Condition OF The FaIr.
field County Savings Institute.
ACARiI.

THE motto ofihe Philadelphia Commission Store
q, L Is, "E@ERX TUs QUAR- TO STAND ON IRIS OWN
borToS.," hence said establishment keeps nothing
on h,ni to conflict with the Hardware Merchant jew
eler, Grocer. Clothier, Shoemaker, Halter, OF any
thing out Of the strict lire of Dry Goods. Think of
this al We Interested and let The Agent olths Commits
sIcu Store realize that you look TO your interests.
The most sr1et'did stock of Dry Goods ever Offered
in Lancaster, ior variety. style and cheapness, eau Re
found at the Ptilst7'Phia Commission Store.
LshcsStcr. hnril %. 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

CHICAGO, June 2.-The steamer Eclipse,
belonging to this port, and running on Lake
Michigan, when a short distance above this
city, one Of her boilers exploded, tearing
the upper works Of tho boat badly, and in
stantly killing five men and two boys
The Captain and. Engineer are fatally III
jured, and several others badly hurt
Whether tho disaster was the effect of care
l%essness or not, has not yet been ascertain
cd hero.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
NnrICE TO RInnERa.

TINhe subscriber will receive proposals at the office
/ of the Zanesyille and Maysville Road Company,
in Lancaster, down To the evening of the list Of July
next. for the construction Of the unfinished portion Of
said Road, in Perry and Fairfield counties,
Plans and specifications will be ready Tor inspection
at the office Of the company by tho 18th instant.
Lancaster, O. June 9, 1853
HENRY MIERS,