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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

OF HIS Elk
Governor Burt,
OF NEBRASKA,
At B~elleysiw.

Upon the arrival Of this distinguished
,geatleman, on Friday last, a meeting con
yened. Gro. W. HoLL1srEn. Eso., was
called to the Chain, and SrErnrs DrcA-
rUR, appointed Secretary.
WhereuPon, Major Downs, l. II. Ben
net and Stephen Decatur, were appoint
ed to wait upon bis Excellency. and ten
der 10 him, in behalf Of the people Of tins
new and growing Territory, a hea,iy
mutual and cordial welcome to his West
srn home. After a short interview, the
committee returned, reporting lis willing
ness to meet his friends, OF Monday al
~tcrnoon, at2 o'clock, P. NJ, the Oh inst.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

IL It estimated hat I ,OOo, 1000 bushels
Of potatoes viii rot in California 'his
.Tea7 is5T Nc want % coasasaers.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

Hsi. SAWYER
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
on SANE [,


NA8L AnA8 8ANANI AaH AaA4a~NE
A sGuardisn Of tAs ulAos hs,r = nAnnua RpAa,
"a lAis % FAlrasld ssasiy, ohlo, assaaast, sAA "
VlTtne u - ordef AZ oals 70 ne dlragla1 Hun ~
Probate eoSrs Of isid csspy, WI sspapA y ~
On saturdaT, tbs Ieth day Of ID saemhsS,
A. D. Is'Ait the cssts H1.ss acc. ~ s,is soRs,g =.
day IAs fsIswiag real estate. to-uA; Autnattasles
psresI Of Land 'iiaa.sis essa 'ess AID sappy,
kBovnas tfr
THE nEAn,s zaLL PsOPanrx,
sifssts in ssetloas - and ssin nrhip No ~ Rangs
No 10; being also Lot No. Of ths sa6ditiaion q Ne
lands VI 0ssrgs Rsa~ asseasnf ausinete4 " sou,.A
oS o s S',S. .nS s.ass. =
the record ofths pFosesdngain partition Of ihs ka.s
Of George Rssn, dsssased bad n ths cosr, q Cora.
Roam against Aklham kssia and oIhsrs. Asirssi laW
Of Gorge Roam, deceased, rsoords ID 10 patttpA hs-
cord, No. 5, pags ols. And Pagss following.
Ths above is most desTable pFopsriy and pariiaa~
larry worthy Ihs anshtion Of al wbo may desire -
invest capital In 1rsdsSttss real sstafs, " 10 pow
brought INTO maFkettn Consequence Of The asAh o
is late proprietor, NJ. DAnis Ksam, By whom hhaa
recently been placed in high state 0f impTovemeh
ana "SS :. .hI .s o. nj; r.. s's sSs.s. % .e
psassd, Daniel Ream, a. purchaser Of said property
snder order Of sale Ia The Abo's named psosssd.
ings 10 partition, bshg full and eompless eqaisy -
biset 10 ineumbe except an annpy of oaJ9
00iOO paid BY the purchaser W the widow ofsAid
decsaasd, for h'r dover, asslgnsd 70 hsI =. q We
r0nis and profits, will be sold as above inenronsd,
Said property IL stu4ts IN the Hoekng Nalls5 abost
o mileI below Lancaster poln. Of soii tAs hnes
are OF very Sdponor quauy. but tuat Nhieh
Ihs property pBcnisry desirable sEd valusels ihs
Mffs which are in opSTsiion upon H. consisting of
0RISr MILL with ft,s' rua 81 sfsae. aad me neess-
sary spaTAias for both merchant and country wofk,
in excellent repair aud condition, and Saw MIL
all propelled By water Po"sfi drawn from me boss
ing Canal By virtue of @hsisni Mn phTtsgs, aHe.
| jsct 20 no wnteF-rght rent.
Ths property Is Ia IN lnid. ofas good grain grow
ing dire A. can bo found In Ohio, AordiEg the mesi
favorable facilities TO obtain ts necessary stock fss
IN merchant " Ork And an extensive country eusi9m :
| ON tho pys,ni,ss are NEW TWO STORY BRIO
DWELLING Of ample sire snd several somf0rtAks
Dwellings for the uss 81 tenants.
The tsrms OF sale prescribed by tbs ordsr, are, one
third prcuhas money 70 be paid in hand and tss
residue In two equal auBuaI payments With Interest
from ths day Sale Tbs uBdsrsg1od will h0vsvsr.
snd II prsctic.blO D regard 70 VI. t.o referred pay
msnts to arrange with persons desiring 70 PuTtaAse
an iDveItmsDt Of the foad upon proper sesahy for
longer period II ndss,red.
Artnaon OF the sale aud title made on fall paymeLi
OF the purchase money Ths taxes Of The present ysAI
will be paid By he eunderfHnsdo, ta,ars eAa " 'AS
purchaser. GBOHGk v. aaSAs SSSe1t-
Norsntsr ., lsSl-sWss
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
A New Town.

The Meigs county Telegraph gives us
the notice of new town just laid out in
that county, on the bank of the Ohio river
1t says; Messrs. Sargent and Coombs,
have, within the lastfew days, laid out
theirnew town of Leapington, on the Ohio
River, just below Leading Creek. 1t en-
braces the property formerly owned by NJ,
Nye, Esq, and is one of the most eligible
and beautiful sites for building we know
of. There are so many elements of pros
perity associated with this new town, in its
almost inexhaustible beds of coal of the
finest description, its numerous sites fol
salt wells and furnaces, its timber fire clay,
proximity to the great iron region ol
Southern Ohio, and also the rich farming
districts in this vicinity, that it cannot fail
sooner or later, to become one Of thc
greateat manufacturing towns of th'
| West" ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
NOW NJ the TIme 20 subserIbe.

As the season Of the year is now upon
US when the farmer can do little outdoor
work, it would be well for him to look a.
round aud select from among the numer-
Gus journals Of the day such number as
he thinks himself able to take and Of a
quality suited to the tastes Of himself and
family. In this way much interesting, val
uable and substantial reading matter could
be accumulated in the course Of the long
winter nights now before US. The sum re-
quired TO secure your county paper is com
paratively small-in fact an insigui6can!
item. Congress and the war in Europe
will secure themes of sufficient importance
to..interest the reading public the Whole
winter not to say any thing of the thou
sand and one items Of interest weekly laid
before the public through the medium o
the newspaper press.
Our present subscribers have already
done much towards increasing our circula
ton, and could doubtless do much more BY
very little exertion. If each OF our pres
ent subscribers would secure us one net
one it would not only double our subscrip
ton but moro than double the inhuenc
of our paper. And if it is desirable, o.
their part, that the principles advocated i
the Gazette should be eDgraf.ed into til
government of the country, they could nc
better further their object than by giving
a rousing big circulation.
Hundreds who are able TO subscribe an
pay for ayear's subscription to the Ga@ett'
are constant readers Of its columns and y
have never had their names on our book
If this is right we know very little abor
Justice. We trust our patrons will intel
est themselves in behalf of the Gazette.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
Ne,v Ynrk mnrI,eI.

NEW YoEE, Dee. 4--Cotton dull. with
sales 1870 bales New Orleans middliug.
at 2I. Upland middling, e5sa8s. Flour ca
ser; no. quo;ably lower. Sales Of 6.00O
brls. Soul n heavy, with sales Of 600
brls n: SO. 4a8t Wheat is triAe lower.
Sales of 50, 900 bu western mixed Corn
a. G0l9J AMI white q, 92,94' Pork tri-
&c higher; me.s s1s, ,3laI3.5), prime l2
al2 25. B-efGrm; repscked Chicago 15a
1926. L:rl unchanged. Sales go brls
Ohio whisky al 4)A4jta. Rio Coffee Ola
loc. Sugars dali, with declining ten
dency. Molasses quiet. Linseed Oil 78a
G9c. Calena Lead $3.50. Stocks firm
Money unchanged. Virginia rixes &C.
Canton III; Erie 32I. Cleveland and To
ledo 80; Reading G)a6G.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
Am .Appropr.ntcp seIec,ion.

1t is rumored that change in the Cab
met will take place in January, and that
DR.. OLps, of Nebraska notoriety, is likely
to succeed Post Master General CAMrnELL
We cannot but admire the Presidents sa-
gacity, as we suppose there is not, in the
"wide. wide world'
a man, in every particular, better fitted t.
fill place in the present Cabinet than DR.
OLps. A few more such changes would
doubtless elevate the administration a.
beautifully and gracefully as kite.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

We notice by an unofficial statement
from the Treasury Department. at Wash
ington, that the imports for the year end
ing 3oth June, 1854, exceeds the exports
for the same period about $50, 1000, 900.
Can't wonder much at hard times when
our country is drained to the tune ofover
one million dollars week to pay for our
extravagant living. A family living after
this fashion must very soon see hard times
The same is true of any nation which buys
more than it sells. ss,a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

ORDEn OF UNITED AMERIcANs.-It is
gratifying to note the growth OF this or
der. New chapters are being formed in
every direction, The good seed is spring
ing up all over Now England. And not
only here, but at the West and South 1t
appears to be just that kind of an organl-
1ation which is adapted to the purpose oil
an American community. 1t has survived
the wear and tear of time, the opposition
and assaults of the enemy, the influence oil
"a malign press, and the tricks of cllques'-
AS an institution it is founded on princl'
Piles which are as patriotic as they are true
and good. Its aims are to perpetuate A.
mericanism. tits not radical, but reason
able. Itimposes no obligation which car
injure the conscience, mans duties II
life, his business, or his pleasures. IT. ],
calculated both to make him a better mar
and truer citizen. This it does. Thi
fact is the clue to its vitality through Sc
ries Of years, and its present very prosper
>, Gus condition.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
Wnsln1nEtOn News.

n The President has finished his message
tha tone of which is said to be rather quiet
Il simply states the result Of negotiations
. with Spain up 10 this point. 1t is declar-
ed that the President is determined thas
Congress shall take the responsibility of
measures against Spain. At the same time
there will be the usual amount OF spread
eagle nonsense, According to the cores
pondent of the Herald, the greatest fear is
felt by the Cabinet for fear Soule should
manage to kick up row and force the
Presidentto to recommend the adoption OF hos
\ tile measures The Herald sticks to its
story efintended change in the Cabinet,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
wThe crowding ofpassengers on boart

EyThe crowding ofpassengers on board
the California steamers is very strongly
condemned in the San Francisco papers,
The district attorney has attempted to ar
rest the abuse, and the supreme court has
been resorted to for the enforcement of the
laws in relation to the subject. Scarcely a
passenger vessel enters port, under the
present construction of the law, that does
not carry twice as many passengers as hel
boats can accom- modate in case of wroch
or fire. .-.-l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

MAGNETIC IRox.-Tho editor ofthe Lake
Superior Journal states that he has been
shown some fine specimens of magnetic
iron ore brought from the shore of Lake
Superior. Samples of this ore are to be
tested in the manufacture Of steel. So i'm
portant is good quality Of iron for this
purpose, that the manufacturers in England
have sent scientific men, this season, to
the United States and the Canadas to exam,
inc their iron ores with view of secur'
ing the best magnetic iron for their busi
ness. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
California News.

The Star Of tie Vest arrived at New
York on Saturday with California dates to
the 9th ult. She brought $7370oo in
gold Among the passengers were John b.
Weller andJ A. McDougal. Tho Brit
ish and French squadron wasyet at San
Francisco. Col Woodruff was killed in
duel with Achilles Kerron. The Mormons
hal been ordered TO leave San Francisco.
Is i. possible that these men have Of
Tended the moral sense Of that pous, over
loving community? Where did they find
the authority for such an order?
VIM. Sherman had been elected Con-
trollcr Of San Francisco. The French Ad-
miral had sent ship 10 ascertain the facts
in relation to the fate of Count Bouibon.
The citizens of Carson's valley are urging
their annexation to California. Alvarez
has refused to permit California over
land express from Acapulco to Vera Cruz
A pioneer train of Adams O. Co.'S express
started from Los Angeles for St. Louis, or
the 1st of October.
The general news is not OF much i'm
portanco.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
COMMERCIAL IHTRLLIaEHcH.
Lancaster markets.

GAZETTE oSgIcE. Dec. z, I854.-Qur
quotations this morning are ~ follows:-
wheat, l.5o; Flour, 7@e.U0 per bbl;
Corn. 40a45: Rye, TOO. Oats. Rsa50ei
Buekwheat. $50 per 100 bbls: Clover
seed 6a.7O0; Timothy seed. 3a4,oo; Pota-
toes. IaI. rs. Flax seed. cal 60; But
Ter, cal Sc; Eggs. I2Al5e, Salt. 2.60Se.
75; Beans. 1876; Soaps. 5s6c; Coffee,
I3A15c; Tea, 5ocalC0;--AolAsses, sc
as7c, Vinegar. 18a25o; Tobacco. 19aS5c
Hay. o.UoaI0,0O.
Tallow lOl per brl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
FR EsH ARnIVAL or GRoCExiEs
AT THH
CITY GROCERY STORE!
HENRY a. oERELEIN,

HbNHH NJ
oss Deer Esst Of TIA HosktaT TSlSy BaAk, GsHl 49,
ykaiA Street, LaassstSVI OAt0.
n RESPECTFULLY solieits the attention ofhla fnsDdS
liz, and customers and all that may want Groceries,
and who viii te 90 kind give him ea, both tFo
he city and country TO my superior and complete soek
JAVA and RIO coFFBB; Young, nysOS.
- Black and Impehal TEAS; New Orleans sugAI,
Eslsz5 Loaf Crush ed and PuIyerEsd; Rice, 0oldsE
ksyrup. S. II. Syrup, s. II. MolAases, n. Orleans
do. orznzss Lemons RsislAnS,, Pigs, Prun, Almonds
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cured Hams, RngliAA
Dairy Cheese and ". r. Cream dos; Spice, Clnnamon,
Cloves, Nuimegs, Mace, Alspioe Pepper and Ginger,
Sal Soda Cr Tartar Saaratss, SArcb, Satpetari bxt
Loevood, indigo, Madder, Alum, etc., etc.
Soap Candles, Tabs, Buckets, BrpoEns, Wash BOrdA,
BAskeLs, etc., etc. -
ane lot OF Chewing Tobacco, also Smoking do. snA
Ctgars: winos ard Walkers Burton Pale Ale Rensr-
Al stock ofNotions Toys and great mHLy other arelss
NAV I. jesA H. A. GRBRLBIN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
Jnrnrmation Wanted.

n EFT home on Tuesday, October 3lst, 1854, near
y Dum's Mil, in Madison township; Fairfield coun-
Is, Ohio, ANGELINA DELoNG, Is about u years Of
age medium hight, haxen colored hair, fair complex
ION blue eyes mark on her right check nearly the
shape of s. somewhat elerAted but the same color
of her face. Had on when left home read calico
dress light colored gingham bonnet gum shoes Also
took with her one delaino and one calico dress, one
~ an on the same evening near Clakesburgh, south OF
lancaster From that time all has remained mystery
As 10 her whereabouts though digsnt seareh mas oee
made in every direction Any that will give m
formation OF iho above Angeline, will CONFER iANoI
On NOR p"r'h''' D. DELoNG, Jr.
| clearpon, Post ofice, Fair?sld county, OHIO.
| November %, l654-29
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

TUE BATTLE ON THE CRTMEA AND IN MEX
1co.-Geo. w. Kendall, ina recent letter
to the Picayunc, contrasts the losses at the
battle Of the Alma with those in some OF
the actions during the Mexican war; and
hows that, alongside these, the much yaun-
ted Ctimean affairs sink into an insigniii-
canco in point Of desperation, At Alma
tho Russians had some 4o, 900 men engag-
si againstan equal force OF the Allies Dy
whom they were driven from their posi-
tions, though they were considered I'M
prerna5lc, the victors sustaining loss o.
$500 man, At Churubusco, the Mexlcan'
Inflicted loss of 900 upon the 5000 A
m,ricans engaged; and at the MoIinO dc
Rsy, where Worth had but little over D.
900 troops in all, he lost nearly 800 men II
less than an hour. At the same rates, th'
armies under St. Arnaud, and Raglan, il
the battle upon the Alma, should have los
something like 5000 men. provided the.
had $4,000 engaged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

THE MATT. WARD JURY.-The Louis
Vile Courier of Saturday says; THE regu-
lar term of the Hardin Circuit Court is
now progressing in Elizabeth town. Tho.
M. Yeatcs, one of the Infamous Jurors who
granted the verdict of not guilty in the
Ward case, is upon trial for perjury. He
was indicted by the Grand Jury, along
with several others Of his precious confede-
rates. On Wednesday evening bat sew
en- iurymen had been obtained to sit in
trial -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

New ENGLAND RAILROAD TARIFFs,-A
large proportion of the New England Rail
roads, particularly those running into and
through Vermont and New Hampshire,
have resolved upon an advance of 20 to 80
per cent. in their passenger fares, to take
effect December 1. The advance Of the
Connecticut River road is 20 per cent. and
makes the through and local fares at the
same rate, and that three cents mile
The connecting roads north and the Yer
mont and Massachusetts, advance 33 per
cont. The Western and Hartford roads
make no change in their fares. These are
already about three cents a mile save the
through fares of the Western.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
wAn exchange says the Know Moth.

EAn exchange says the Know Moth
ings of New York city held meeting on
the 9th, for the purpose of afording Pc
cuniary aid to tho families of the sufferers
by the late election riots in Williamsburg.
An admission fee in the meeting was
collected. and voluntary contributions
made.
Nearly all the steamers on tho Lakes
have gone into winter quarters.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

Tue SUGAR CRoP.-The accounts ofthe
Louisiana sugar crop, published in them
Orleans papers, are all uufavorable. They
say the amount of sugar produced will fall
short at least third, compared with last
year, owing to deficiency in the juice Of
the cane. but the quality of tho sugar man
ufactured is described as being much bet
ter, as the juice is richer. Planters are
busy grinding and rolling.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
clissas o,L.n.AItar q pslron. from tAs coua1
CR0RcEU. RMITU.

GEORGE II. SMITH,
NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, LAscAsTnB, OHIO
FzyHE attention Of psrsons wanting clothing 10 70.
Il spect,llly eallsd TO IhO immense assortInsbt OF
Mems, Boys aud childrsn'i- He "lnesh ndsrsiooo
that ernsas If a!IsGH sssstsntIT kept N hsss
fa5Hsk~SHt, and shat he has hxsd Prinelples whien
govern them The elerks ihssrucisd 20 represent
truthfuly all articles sold ~ them and II, ALter the
purchase parties are noI satisfied, the garments may
bs ozehsnr., IN. money will BE- shssrfsl! rSund-
ed. partial list arrived:
Frock and Dress Coats.
BLACK, ELru, sRowH, oLIvr, cLLEEr AGD HsLs1IIT.
single breasted Business Coats.
p1voKuurEE ErassY, OXFORD xIIEs, GLorH. PLAID,
cI.s DaAB porsxIE, sILvER GRAY, cAssNzRu AND
NOTIFIED, BLuE, FANCY and oElY TWEED. also,
blscx aad Blue CLOTH SHORT sACs FRocKs.
Overc0ais.
Hlas and Brown sgLTAsA cLOTa TRocI oTRRcoArs;
Black, Blue, Brown & Olive Dev2pshire Ksrssy doi i
Giue, Black, Gray, Whitney AR6a1Ssb 60;
Dr.L kmbroiderod Cloth sscs and waking coAfs.
CIonks.
Black and Blue cLoTE-soms Hr,rs Ftn&
REAL ENGLISH PILOT cLoTH
VestingS.
Plain Black SATIN, Figured SILK snd sAfLSl
SILK; Fancy SILK and bATLNi
Black CLOTH and Faucy CASSIMERE5 -
Black and Fancy VELVET;
Fancy Velvet and Silk BALL VESTS.
PantaloonS.
BlaOk and Fancy cOl9r'd DoEshiM sHhIsMerxxnn
and Buckskiu do;
Devonshire Kersey and Oxford Mixed doi
Black, Blue and Fancy Coloted SATlNEIi
FRENCH and AMERICAN COTToNADB.
Furnishing Goods.
SILK MFRINO ALL WOOL, Red Gray and White
| FLhNNEI. and COTTON FLANNEL UNDER
! SHIRTS and DRAWERS. ALL LINEN and COT
| TON SHIFTS. a 1T guaranteed in all instances
HALF HOSE-oAkney and shetland Wool, Merlno
| White and ray Lambs Wool, English and German,
| Cotton, White and Colored, -
Thread Silk and NsapOlitaD Plush do:
! Drab Buck GLOVES and GAUNrLETS.
/ cRAVATS-Black Fancy Satin and silk CrAvats
STOCKS AND TIES, ofsSll dsseriptons-imposSiel'
oenumerate.
Boys and ChiIdern's Clothing.
! Black and eOlor'd Cloth F,osn:' s.Sa,:
Cashmere and weed Frocks and Sacks
Black and Colorsd Oyercosts;
Motued, Gray and Brown Whitney OVSrooatsl
Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Jackets.
VESTS-Black Cloth, Black and Fancy SIX Vehs'
Tweed and Coored Cashmere do.
lPANTAIOONS-Blacka and Fancy Colorsd CAsIimSr
, and Doeskin: .e..
SaIinet, rive I'D and Coiionade:
Childrsn's Black and Colored Cloth Suits,
u Ca.avays-splendil
FURNISHING GooDS--M,rino Shirts, Cotton AZ
Cotton Flannel Drawersi
| Muslin Shirls, Line n BosomS, Collars & W ristband
: Cotton and Wool Half Hose; Cashmere Gloves
Suspcnders, Haudke rchiefs, Ties and
SILK, COTTON and q BINGHAM UMBRnLhAbs
Lancaster, November 10, lss4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
state Board OF Agriculture.

This important body viii commence It's
annual session in Columbus on Wednesday
next. The retiring members are Messrs.
Ladd, Mcintosh, .Worthington, Steele and
Gest. Matters of interest and importance
will be discussed. Delegates from the
county societies act with the Board on thai
occasion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
nARRnLL MILLS.

- VHNIE undersigned having purchased tho GrisI
Fii and FIGURING MIL heretofore owned by Gen.
Eslik j. c. Reynolds. deceased, would hereby inform
tho public that is his purpose 10 make this Mill what
Il should be- Grist mill for the accommodation OF the
neighborhood in which it Is located.-And having Sc
cured the servicesOf an experienced Miller prepar
ed as he believes, to do work calculated TO please
and ther reforo solicits patronage.
Mayo, 1854. J. RADkbAGh.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

WELLS on TIE DEsERr.-A joint resolu-
ton has been passed by the California
Legislature instructing the representatives
ofthat Stats in Congress to exert them
selve, to obtain an appropriation for the
sinking of wells in the Humboldt Desert,
Utah Territory, for the relief Of eniigrants'
cattle, and other trains, journeying over
land by that route to and from California
Nothing but alkaline water is met with up
on the surface in that vicinity, and, as n
consequence. it is very fatal to cattle and
horses. OF $3.50 head of cattle which
started from the eastern side of the desert
for California. by tho Beckwith rou'e, bu
,91O reached California alive.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
MIISIC, MUSICI!

~x1xE<E-UsN Kisses DE BBRTHoLTs have re-
lV1 turned to LaneAst 81 and VIII bo hap ,i
Pf NO FORTE and GUITAR, at their residence at
Mr. Upfsld's CoIGmbas Street andhope their long ei-
erience in teaching music, and the unremittng aten
lion paid to the improvcnch cht ofthcir fupnsWuiLSHFs
a portion fpublie patronage.
MISS A. q. DE BERTHoLT will receive class for
Embroidery and Canvass work.
mentary School in the Basement story OF Me piseo-
pal Church. November " le1'-2O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
Estote of 81, Clair Miller.

NToTCE Ishereby given, that have this day bsen
q daily appointed Adm illustrator of the Estate of 81.
Clair Miller deceased. late of Fairfield county, Ohio.
All persons knowing themselves indobtsd u said Es
tate arc notified to make immediate and prompt pay
ment aud ne rsons to whom the Estate is indebted will
sn their accounts for settlement, duly anthenti-
cated, within one year. ELIAS MILLER, Adm tor.
Noyember IG. l65i-4woB
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
~Two bows, sons of Mrs. Britton,

wTwo boys, sons of Mrs. Britton,
miliner, were drowned this morning in the
Canal about four miles north of the city.
They were on horseback and the horse
falling into the water caused the melancholy
disaster.
The trial of young Long for manslaugh-
ter resulted yesterday in his acquiital.--
ChR. Metropolis, Nov. %.