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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
/ The Homestead.

-NdSiiNillO NbiOi, VI VIC ftll. VIZ
are glad to see our able representa-
tive, Hon. Geo. W. Jones, pressing
the subject upon the attention of
the House. Our views Of the Home
stead, were given two years ago; but
we shall take occasion ere long to
again urge the importance Of the
measure
THE HoMEsTEAD.-We notice,
with pleasure, that our able repre-
sentative from the. Lincoln district,
HON. George w. Jones, has pre-
vailed upon the House of Repre-
sentatives to make the two homo
stea bills reported by the com
mittees on land and agriculture the
special order of the day for Tues
day, the 18th inst. Byeresolution
of the House, all debate on said
bills will terminate in committee
of the whole on the state OF the
Union, on the DIST inst. when the
committee will proceed 10 vote on
the amendments offered and after
wards report to the House. We
are truly gratified TO see this de-
cisive step taken, and now conf
IDENTITY expect the passage Of one
Of these bills at the present ses-
sion.
The bill from the committee on
agriculture was reported by Mr..
Dawson, of Pa, and is the first in
order. The following are the prin-
cipal provisions of the bill.
Every citizen of the United
States, male or female, being the
h, ad ola family, is to he entitled
to enter, free of cost, a quarter
section 100 acreS) of public land,
or a quantity of land equiv alent 20
quarter section: upon making
and filing with the Register, an at
fidavit that he or she is head of a
a family.
The patent for the land is not
to issue until five Years after the
entry. when proof must be made
by the person, or heirs, that they
have resided uponAnd cultivated
the land. The only case in which
the land may be sold, within that
period, is where the parents both
die, leaving children under four
teen years of age. The land may
be sold in fee, for their henefit.
The land thus entered under
this act, is exempt from execution
for any debt dontracteEprior TO the
issuing of the patent.
The rights vested by an entry
under tins act aie forfeited and
the lands revert TO the United
States, on proof that the residence
has been changed and the land a.
bandoned for SIX months in any
one year.
Noperson is permitted TO make
more than one entry, under the
act.
Foreign born persons, now resi-
dents Of the United States, who
have declared their intention, ac-
cording to law, to become citizens,
are entitled to me- entry of lands,
under this act, but shall not receive
their patents until they have be-
como citizens.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
T ,ouIsv,tI.E. Feb. 9th The Steam.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9th TheSteam-
ers Natchez, Liah- Tune, Charleston,
Belcher, Mohican, Saxon, Crescen:
and three Others burned at New Or
leans ON the fourth; also allithe freight
ON board, and a good deal on the
levee. Loss nearly million.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16


The Cincinnati Commercial says
on trial before the Police Court, il
came out that many hundreds OF bar
rels Of blood are annually used in
in that city for making sweet vine.
A Washington letter writer says
the committee On public lands, have,
thus far, hundred and thirty bills
referred to them; and some two or
three hundred are certainly coming
John McGrath died in Boston last
week of lock,jaw, induced BY being
struck in the eye by the end of a
whip-lash.
1t appears fiom the proceedings
in Congress that the taking of the
last Census cost 81, 100000.
M. Bodisco, the Russian Minister,
died at Washington on the 10th ult. /
A Jewish paper will shortly be
started in Cincinnati.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16

The Blue Hens Chicken Of Will
mington, Delaware, lays the following
before its readers:
There is living, in Tatnall street, n
colored man aged sixty-eight, who is
the father of fifty-one children; thirty
Of them are now living He bad three
wives, the first Of whom was the
mother of fifteen children, two Of
whichNSere twins. The second was
the motker Of ffteen--having twins
three times. The third, who is still
alive, has twenty-one children-hav-
ing had twins five times. We ven
ture that there is scarcely such am
other case on record.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
Rnnki1n H0uses ut Ha1lIL

Banking Houses at San Francis
eo.-There are thirteen Individual
banking houses at San Francisco, all
on one street. They ne yer charge
lees than three per cent. a month.
and often more. The business of two
of them, considered first class house +,
it is said, is over eighty millions pei
year, and the daily amounts paid
sometimes reach a million. These
houses vie with one another in the
display Of money, hundreds of thou
sands being exposed to public view
during business hours. Gold in slugs
is the principal coin; silver is also
used. Any coin approaching the size
Of American silver coin passes for as
much in value. For instance "a
sixteen cent piece passes for twenty
five cents; five franc for one dollar,
There is no copper; nothing can be
bought for less than one dime.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
The Woonsocket, Vermont. Stan

The Woonsocket, Y ermont, Stan
dard says that poor fellow has
been lying in jail in that village for
three months and a half, as wit
ness on the part of government in
case of theft. Being poor and
a stranger, be- was unable to pro-
cure the required bail, and was ac-
cordingly committed to Jail, re-
naming in close confinement three
mortal long months and a half, sim
ply because he was poor and all
stranger.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

Providing for the grading and paving OF certain un.
paved portions OF the sidewalks on both sides OF
Second and Columbus Street, and for the excaTA-
tion andpaving OF the cutters fronting certain poI-
tions of the sidewalks said Second and cdlau-
bus Street, North Of Main.
SEC. l. BeIt torG1fei 5yEAs C{tg Csunci ofths CftV
cf LaEeastsr Thai those certain unpaEsd portions
Of the sidewalks the East side of Second and Co.
lumbus Street, North Of Main Strset, fronting ots
Nos o. 362, 353 3G4, and the lota land owned by
EliZebsth Boyle and part oflot No co. and the Part Of
lot No ~ and those certain unpaved portions Of the
walk the West side Of said Second and Colll
bus Street, fronting on the lots or land owned by
Thomas Reed, and on lots Nos $751; 365 3a9, ead all
other unpsyed portions Of the sidewalks on either
side Of said Second and Columbus Street, batTeen
Main Street and MIL Street, be graded and paved with
good paving brick upon bed OF clean coarse san1a
least inches Deep in such to make such
portions when paved, conform to the already paved
and finished portions OF the walks on said Street,
gutter the East side OF Second Columbus Street,
North Of Main Street, nsmey thoss portions fronting
364 and those unpsyed portions Of the gutter on tt
West side OF Second and Columbus Street, NoTih Of
Main, namely: those portions fronting the side welks
IN iTon1 o. 1od' N0s ~ ~ %, SU3 Ss ano a
font Of the sidewalks either side Of said Second and
Columbus Street. between Main Street and Min Street,
be suitably and paved with good hard bouid
stone in such manner TO conform with the al
ready finished portions Of the gutters on either side Of
SEC ). That the cost and expenses ofsaid improve.
bs Ascortained and assessed, GhaTg gainst
the owners of the lots or land aud the lots land ont
ing saidmprovementsi according TO the provisions OF
the general ordinance of said city council rejstns
thereto passed September H. 1854, aud that the
be further assessed and determined and colacted
cordng the 9Oth and 3ls Sections cfthe ct topro-
vide for the organization Of cdss and uncoIporAtsd
declaring said improvement necessary and two-thrdn
OF the members Of said council concang ia this ordi
nance. CHARLES DRESBAoH, Pes'il5@i G. C.
! Attest-N. YoUSa, City Sierk pro fsS.
| S6ptember 81, l954-3N30
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
A CEHERAL ORDIYAyCE

Prescribing the mode In which charges on lots and
lands and against the owners thereof for certain
proyements, shall be asssAsed and determined.
SEC. l. Be it Ordzincd ths City Council of tbs Oh.
k1ty9 Lancaster, That Whenever the said city
ell shall BY special ordinance otherwise ordain and
direct any improvement to be constructed in, upon
IN reference 70 the Streets alleys highways said
city, or any of them, Gte expense Of the of
the lots lands abutng such i'm provcmens II shall
be the duty of the street committee 10 assess the
pansei OF sdeh improvement or improvements, after
the same shall have been completed, charges against
the lots or lands abu;ing thereon and against the
owners thereof.
Sac g That 1t shall be the daty Of said committee,
80 soon Is practicable after the npletOn Of saeh i'm
rrovament TO make out stAtein ent conia lining ia
appropriate columns, the names Of the owners, the
numbers OF the lots other suitable description uf
the land aouthg such improvement, and the assess
ment or amount properly ehargable sganst said lots
or LANDS and the respective owners thereof which said
assa isnen shall at the neN meeting Of the city
Gil thereafter held be submitted to them for approval
modification or rejection, and which approved or
odied shall be recorded in the Journals Of the city
council and stand valid charges against the lots
lands and ths owners thereof respectively.
SEQ j. That In making out said assessment for i'm
proyeme made aforesaid il shall be tbs duty the
committee to assess the expenses the charge
galns the several lots & lands abutng thereon and
respective inpropOrtion to the numbeF
OF feet Of said lots lands abung said ipro
Provided nevertheless, that if the work improve
meht to be done unde rhe special ordnanes other
wise aforesaid be oa partial character and by piece
work OF patchwork and not ofa continons connected
character then and in thai it shall be the duty of
said stree committee making out their nj US
aforesaid, TO assess carge against the lots and
lands Ahutting sdch improvement. and the several
thereof the actual expense of constructing
improvement, whereo said lots lands may adjGn or
abut aforesaid.
SEC a. That before any action shall be brought for
the collection Of such charges provided by the 30h
and 3st Sections OF the act pr0vde for the oganiza-
ton Of cities and incorporated villages passed May
3 1853 Notice shall be given TO the person persons
sought to be charged thereby the owners
Of said lots il residents of said city, least 10 days
prior thereto of the smonnt aud nature Of such
inent. CHARLES DRESBACH, PresidsK {. c.
Attest-N. YoUNd, City CLERK, protein
Passed september 10, lsS4-SN2O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
AN nRnINANCE

To prevent the sale Of Beer, Ale Porter, Wine, and
H. all Intoxicating drinks on the Sabbath day.
CSEC. J. Be il ordained City CcHaeiI efths City
Sf Loneastsr, That shall be unlawful for any per-
persons, in any manner to sell in any quaint
on the first day Of the week. commonly called Sunday,
Beer, Ale, Porter, Wine, other intoxicating drink
in, upon, about the promises where sold, to sell
the to be drank in any adjoining room, OF prsm
ses connected herewith.
SEC. .. That shall be unlawful tor the Keeper or
Keepers Proprietor ProprisoIs Of any Grocery,
Saloon Restaurant Cellar Rating House, 70 keep, or
have the open the rst day OF the week, com
monty called Sunday snc fora place ofpublic resort
SEC. 3. That shall be unlawful for tho Keeper or
Keepers Proprietor or Propneton OF any Grocery So,
loon, Restaurant Cellar or Eating House to sell tnny
quantity the rs day of the week, commonly called
Sunday, Beer Ale, Porter, Wine, or othor mtokieSt
ing liquor.
SEC 4. That every person offending, by the vio,acn
of the provisions Of either of the preceding sections
shall fort and pay fine Of not less than Ave dollsrs
nor than t@ehty- y-fve dollars, and be Imprisoned
in the Jail of the county not less than day,
than ten days, and pay the costs OF Proseeniien.
This ordinance to take effect and he In n7ee from
and after its legal publication.
80 : ! :, G. DREsBAoH, Prssidrsts q r8sAefl.
Attest-N. YOUNG, City Cierk, pro. ten. +,
September Z, le54-3N1S
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

PRoscaiFffos. 1E5ss p5Esohs Who are
alarmed al the growing power aHd'infu-
Ience Of the Know Nothing Organization.
and who resd their, death warrant In The
progress Of the sentiments which animate
the party. sss loud And ersphsiic in their
coRdemnAtin Of il as ''proscnptiyes
movement. By the organs Of the Admin
istration, in the Senate Chamber Of the
United States. and 10 certain class of
journals in this and other States, the epFo-
scription" Of Know Gothingism has been
savagely denounced Il ''proscribed"
Catholics-it prescribed" foreigners--It
'proscribed" the gallant patriots who dug
out five thousand miles Of canal-''pfo-
scription" was the bugbear to drive men
from the order. This is all very well, as
far as it goes. But it so happens that
some portion Of the opponents Of Know
NothiDgism are themselves practicing the
very evils they so bitterly denounce. The
Postmaster AZ Washington has turned out
Of Office one Of his clerks, who is also
member Of the City Council, because he
is member of the Know Nothing organi-
cation. If rumor speaks correctly, too,
orders have been issued from that Depart
ment Of Government, giving instructions
TO Post-m masters generally to follow the ex-
ample of ihe Washington official. Is not
this prescription ?--BagalO Commercial
AdveTtiSer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
FAIRFIELD co. CLOTHING STORE
GEO. II. SMITH, MERcHA TAILOR,

GEO. II. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
eiA s:rsst. Lsaeas;s, oAia, eyPssiistAs TaIisadgs
BfSgk,
HAS Just received bis SPRING AND SUMMER
Ill supply Of READY MADE CLOTHING, together
with large end beaaiol assortment of ciotAs, cass-
nsFss HestiHFS HiS stock has been sbleetcd with
grest and embraces every variety OF 0enuemens
Wear. His Ready Made Clothing is made Of The BEST
and vestings will be manufactured 70 tue nnAt
approved and fashionable manner. He has IN his en-
ploy the best Of wofkmen, and in sTery department. hS
Intends 10 excel.
TPT1e rsSsss 1yiess DiEI b B.sistsiASS'srH
While he intends 70 sell the best Of Goods, and put
nothing but the best Of work, he intends also y
dispose OF his stock at prices that will convince TIA
skepeal that his RsIablshment is fbc cheapest In hs
city!
He will also keep on hand or manufaeturc order.
sUsrg rsrisS of Boys Clohing, which will be sold nj
the lowest rates. For good aad cheap Clothing, for
Men AID Boys Of all descriptions, be intends 10 osnb
lis6 reputation forths
s.FaIrfieId County Clothing stOre,"
the cheapest the city; and he invites all who wish
70 purchase call and exAnGs his HssonmenL - he
10 confident thai he oGrT thsm superior induce
IneItA 10 any other.
He has on hand beautiful aud exeslient assortment
ofGIoves. Snspendets. Hose, SiOeks Handkerchieis,
GIzyats UmbTelias. Trunks, cts.
JEPKENEnBER TEE PLAeE;-In rae rO0r lately oees-
1iSd BY JoAn LyonS GT0esry St0rs. Call and
for yourselves He ~i lake pleasure in showing his
stock he s condePt that he please all who wish
70 purchase. His stock Of Clothing Is manufactured
usder his supervision and the utmost care 10 sx-
srted 10 have II OF tho very best kind.
HR~ j. W. y. SIK0ER. one OF the best cutters In tbS
meat and cannot fail to please Nj who wish good hts,
neat and fashionable and not nj expense OF eomfo
The stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vehti0gs. Ready
Made Clothing, ETC., Is ~arrHnted equal 70 any in tho
market, and he beautiful variety OF styles and fashion
cannot faii TO please every tssse. Cait and see.
Lancaster Nay Is, is54 GEORGE S. SMITH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

EQUESTRIAN ExHIBITIos have re-
ceiyed circular signed by J. OF. .Renick,
and John c. Grower, r,eommittseef arrang-
ments for grand Female Equestrian Ex-
hibition atthe Fair grounds in Circleviile,
on Wednesday and Thursday, November
9th and 9th. Premiums,to the amount Of
5000, are announced, and portion Of
these are open to the ladies from all parts
of the country. There are several men
connected with this exhibition, who put
through whatever hey attempt. in the best
style, and We have 10 doubt they will make
this. one Of the most attractive features Of
this great season for new things.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

Ornamental HAIR BgADISG. --MADAG
ZwIcK, No. "a, Fourth ST., between Main
and Walnut, Cincinnati. has left samples
Of her work at W T. WIsE's s.ofs in this
city. Any person who viii trust a lock Of
hair with her and ordefs B1asslst, Chain,
Necklace. Finger Q, Ear Rings. Breast
Pin, Flowers, Koex~ssa.s, ,3c., may rest
assured that any device ordered, will be
formed out the original hair n tie 1nost
careful manner, and every hair no! used
viii be saved and returned.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

49, sAsaaai,,'.is 8 80, ! |. 80. ! y.


CNPfa 70 LANcAsTkRe-.Trn Al frai,,s fsau-
Fdey s1esplsfl teteeeR fahoE1.9l AID clhsiinaii.
- As4 Aissk a-..@-s, 4sa.s .--s, -il f4aiAsi
naffes Traihs VII run e nllostl
me Morning Trsin afll herpt|1ar lnago Laneaanf et
$40 A. ~. and win reach C1ftaast - MIS- A.. ~
Retarnng, the TFaiE VII iette ctntirurt II 36e ?.
n. and reach Laneattef 49, -
ter Al ices A. H. end arrive at ciDefnnaiat $40 p n.
TIE upward Aecemupd1tion Trnin leaves Clneinhnu
aT.O A. a., abd sIIIges a Lancaster. at4P. n.
Trains VIII 1lon follow A. Amanda,
Ssout's, circl1ElIe, FianspcIt, -Four Corners, New
Holland WElhi1G Glon Reil1elnake, sabina Cross Road,
willniugtQp, sfSes scinlk.siils sd nelIes, and On
tar stalou L0ssiand MIamiviils, Milford and PlEin-
Vile, and proper noeB 81 flag or 70 Conductor, ai
Rrnnkh Hill and 1nvood. TAT turnpikel
sThe downward tfAns o0nueof at M0rfOE win me
trains on the Little Mama Road Tor Coium6ns
Lines Of 0mulbusss and Phekets win run between
Cirelsyls and chleohs, ,aad Stages aud Packets be-
roy; and Stages between lancaster, Somerset, and
Evansville, connecting wtihfhe morning Train FROM,
and evening train 70 Cincsnnpti
Pare from Cincinnati 20 wsshingtons saS5
" % A. Cifcleyiii0 $50
Lancasler 800
For rinfoFmAiion and gekets apply at Teket or
zee, Of Broadway and Front Streets and 81 tho
1.-the Miami Depot ofto the Station Agents. on % line
Engineer and supenntBndtnt.
Urine Omnibus Line will call for and deiiVsr pas-
70 and from the trains In eny par Oft the city
Fl. 3. RUG0LES, Conductor.
TT]rhe Company will not be responsible for bag
gage exceeding e50in value. unless the samo be re
turned the Conductor OF and fsight paid at
amount June 20, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
. .coMMRRcIAI IHTRLIIerECE.
CIeveIand nfnrIket.

ClEvrLAnD.sept.. Is.--wheat .s5 and
.dnll.
No transactions.
Conn.,
Oats, 40c.
Cheese, 9@1Oc.
Butter, 15alGc.
Eggs, lie.
Lard, 9a94.
Salt 1,75 from dock.
Fish, white may be quoted s.36a45o;,
Trout at 7,00a3.75; Mackerel No. / bbls
l9, so. half bbls 10; No. 2 at I8a9. so; No.
3 l3a7oo; do, small, 9,O0a5.oO.
Ale, per barrel, $500
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

No i Ia; article going the rounds Of the
papers about a Baby Convention, at
Springfield, Stark Co., Ohio, on the 5th of
October has created some excitement a.
mong The young ladies about Columbus,
Ohio. A fair young correspondent of the
Fact wants to know in what October the
Convention is to convene. The Fact in an
swer refers to the Cleveland Herald, from
which paper the article was copied into
the Fact who with tie Herald have to take
be maternity of the hoax?
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
GEOnGF 5. EATON, aT. D.,

PHYncIcrAH, ocutfsT, AID onTHOFsDscAL suRsEoE.
VVAVING6osasi psrMsnsstiy in Chiilichoihe, oiors
his professional services TO all who are afflicted
Aanaurasls Opthalmin, or inflammation Of the By0s
0ramelar LIDS; Waiery Eyos cafafacts, specks and
Pielns sfsctuaIy removed; SiEAbiamus Cross Eyes
cared 1nA few seconds RIAssi Club Rooi; Hair Up;
iOgs,her with sysry Other operation belonging to tho
'poPFIcR-%a addless Bloek- Rssidsnes CITY ffouss
pPNo charges foF exMninAtiO
address ChiiAtc0the, 0tI May 2, ,le54-S1y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
Ely INDUSTRY VIZ THRIVE.
RISING g. LYONS.

RE now receiving their old stand, hBe stack
"a ofFANCY and STAPLE DRY GOop6 as has ever
bse oHersd in this mark consisting OF etery aTtCIc
Boots Gad SAoss, Gr0eeries, QsesasFSrs ahf GLass-
uere all Of which they determined " seil rs low
any house in Fsiraed county snlre cash stores not
excepted.
They beg leave 10 tender their thanks TO the
citizens OF Lancaster and vieiRily Ger the vsry liberal
share Of patronage they have received since they have
been in business, and hope for continuance ofthe
same assuring the public that pains shall be spared
on tasir part give entire satisseten The usual
tices country produce taken ia exchange for Goods
Lancaster, March y, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

PAuPERIsM AND CRIME.--Now that pau
perism and crime are increasing at fearful
rate throughout the United States, those
who suffer by it should be informed of its
source. The direct chages upon the in
dustry of the people, in the way of taxes
for building and keeping poor houses, main
tanning numerous and expensive police,
and trying violators of the law, &C., &C.,
is enormous, to say nothing ofthe indirect
burden arising from laziness, thriftless-
ness, drunkenness, &C., &C.
The New York papers contain the Semi
Annual Report of the Chief of Police for
the six months ending July 1st
The catalogue of ofenses runs up to
forty-fve, of which the following afforded
the greatest amount of employment for the
police.--Assault with intent to kill, ga;
assault and battery; 1859; abandonment,
&c; burglary, 90; disorderly conduct, g.
465; fighting in the street, 576 grand lar
ceny, 898; gambling, 264; intoxication, g.
SIS; intoxication and disorderly conduct,
3,27o; murder, 4l; pickpockets,, 1870; va
srancy, 1,772.
Nearly twenty-five thousand persons
were provided with lodgings at the public
expense during the six months
| The greatest number were of persons be-
tween the ages of 90 and 80; and the next
greatest 80 to 40. The nativity of the
nersons lodoed during the three months is
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
one HnEdred DoIIars--To Poets!

TUNHE DIRECTORS oT THE CoHoPoLiTLS ARr ASp
LrTEa .RY AsspaSTIoS, lately organized In San
dusky City, Ohio, for the encouragement spd general
dusion Of Literature and Art, osfgF PRIZE {; 0E r
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the BBsT ODE 20 Powers
world wned statute oftI EEK sLA We which,
with many other valuable works OF art to he Dis
tributed among the members fts above Assoeis tor
The Odes. which shouid not - ! ~ DaC- in
length, must be handed in p.ryic1 - f44 ~.
ber, at which time committee OF lt-.ag ,-.' -a :
of New York, whose names will ape y. ~ (: ia
upon Me merits and aware the prizs 20 III. ssessfai
competitor.
Poets il semiihgin their Productions. win please
give the rst stRnLa OF thsT oda, tegebes With Iher
real name and address, In seaIed envelope.
Communications should be addressed, aosi-poid 70
c. L. DERBY, ActEary C. A. & l. \
Care KRiekeTbocker Oiice. 34e Broadway, Now Yosk
Sept. IA, IS54 ora Water SsEect, SAND 1sky.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
Cincinnati market.

ClycISSAu, September l9.-Flour-- D ull
at $500.
Whisky-s9.
Wheat-l,25.
Proyisions-Dulland unchanged in pri-
ces. -
Markets generally quiet, and prices un-
changed. -.
River falling. Weather wet.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

EEThe Charleston, s, G. papers. in
speaking of the storm that xisited that
city last Thursday, say that it has not been
exceeded since the s'memorable gale of
,l840.' The same may be said of the
tornado that swept over Maine on Mon
day. Nothing like itshasever been known
since f840.s 9Asssq ~ Se .'zzs3 qs1sn4 Wy.