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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

THE CASE OF ANTHONY BURNs.-We
have information which is authentic, that
this poor victim of a treacherous master
and cowardly Mayor, was sold by the mis-
cradle Suttle to a North Carolina negro
trader (after 1, 400 had been'tendered both
here and in Virginia, and after he had
promised to let tie Rev. Mr.. Grimes have
him, for the sum of $500, with a condi-
ton in the bond that he should never be
sold to go North. And that is the fate OF
this poor Naturalization Telegraph.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
RAILROAD MEETING.

Pursuant to a call Of the President Of
the Cincinnati Wilmington & GAINESVILLE
Rail Road, to take into consideration such
measures as might be necessary to bring
about a speedy completion of said Road,
east from Lancaster to GAINESVILLE, large
number Of citizens Of Fairfield co., met at
the Court House, in Lancaster, on Satur-
day, the Esd inst. The meeting was or
ganized on motion of J. T. Brasee ESQ.,,
by calling Charles Borland Esq, to the
Chair, and appointing Virgil E. Shaw Esq,
Secretary. The President of said Co., be-
Ing called upon, arose and addressed the
meeting at atlength, upon the Importance Of
taking active steps to secure the early COM
pletion ofthe Road. He also gave clear
and full statement of the financial condition
ofthe Company, showing its condition to
be as good, ifnot better, than any Compa-
ny in the West, and submitted plan by
which the money could be Immediately
raised, upon the ample and undoubted Sc
curiIies of the Company, for the Road S
speedy completion.
AT the close of Mr.. Corwin's address,
Col. Van Trump offered for adoption the
following Resolutions, which were unan-
imously approved.
Res9lved, That in the opinion of this
meeting, it is matter of the last impor-
tance, that the c. w. d z. R. r. should
be completed to GAINESVILLE at the earliest
practicable period
RESOLVED, That it is incumbent upon ev-
cry man along the line who has any sur
plus means, to invest the same in the bonds
of the Company, to raise the means for its
early completion, to secure an eastern out
let.
ResOlved, That the large capital already
invested in this road requires every good
citizen to use his utmost endeavors to carry
out the views expressed by President Cor
win.
ResOIved, That we will, at our earliest
convenience, adopt such measures as will
carry out these views, in order to secure
the amount necessary to complete the
road.
RESOLVED, That Fairfield county has too
deep an interest in this great improvement,
to let it fail in itsobjects, upon the very eve
of its triumphant accomplishment.
The above is taken from the minutes of
the Secretary.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
NOTICE.

Having lost the Pedigree of the stallion
Top Bell Founder, his owner would be un-
der obligations to any one who could furn-
ish one Of his old bills, which were gener-
ally circulated, containing the same. 1t
can be left at the Office of the Lancaster
Gazette, or at Reber dS Kutz's store.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
In Fairfield County Common Pieas--P
tition for Partition.
George Hoffman and Daniel Hoffman


And Maria Hoffman (widow) Abram Hedges, Maria
Hedges, John Germany, Sarah Germany, George
Henssl, Elizabeth H3nsel, William Hoifnan, John
McGks, CharlOtts McekS, Jacob Hoy and Rebecca
Hoy, and William Henry Erick, John jacob Erck
and Sarah Elizabeth Erick, tMinors.)
FHNHE above named Defendants will take notice. that
Il on the Goth day of December A. ID. 1854, the snid
plaintiffs filed Petition in the Court of Common Pleas
Of Fairfield County, Ohio, where the same is now
pending, demanding partition of the following pre-
mises
a part Of the Southeast a of Section No. 49, Town
ship No. H. aud Range No. 90 beginning at the South
wost corner often Acres Of Land belonging 10 Enoch
Spangler on July end, 1917, which is part OF the
same 4 Section; thence South by lands of Samuel
Kugler and Jacob Hcnsel thirtytwo perches stono
thence East by lands of EnOch Spanger 49, perches
to stone; thence North by lands of Hugh Grafton 81
perches TO stone; thence West by lands of Enoch
Spangler 4Ss pcrches 10 the place of beginning,
tanning 10 Acres of Land more or less.
And the East half of the East half of Section No 4,
Township No a, and Range No. 10, in Fairfield COun-
ty, containing l4s Acres.
The said plaintiffs demand the partition of said pre-
misses, follows: To the said Plaintiffs George Hof
man and Daniel Hoffman and to the said Defendants
Marin Hedges, Sarah Germany, Elizabeth Hensel, Re-
becca Hoy, William Hoffman and Charlotte Mneks,
each one ninth part, and to said Defendants William
Henry Erick, John Jacob Erck and Sarah Elizabeth
Erich one-twenty- part each aud to said Ann
Maria Hoffman dover in the whole.
Atthe next term of said Court, Petitioners will make
application for an order that partition may be made
etc OF said promises. BRASEE & SON,
attorneys for PetitiORers.
December %, 1S54-6w3ipfS6,e5
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SheriG,s Sale.

DY virtae ofan execution 70 me directed from the
I'D Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county and
State OF Ohio, will expose to sale by public out-efy
on the farm of John MRekIn in Pleasant township, in
said county, on Friddythe I2th day Of January, H. D.
1865, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and 4
O'Clock p NJ Of said day. the following properly,
wit: About Fifty head OF Sheep aud one Jack ASS,
takenin execution the property Of G.. w. Daugher-
ty TO satisfy execution in favor John r. Mumaugh
Assignee. WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff
December 90, 1s5i-3w34pfa2
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ArrisOn Sentenced to sc Hung.

On Saturday the Criminal Court of Gin
cinnati was densely crowded TO witness the
closing scene in the Arrison trial. Judge
Finn reviewed the points presented in fa
vor of new trial, and decided that they
were not sufficient 10 justify the Court in
granting the motion.
The prisoner was then called upon to
state why the sentence ofthe Court should
not be passed upon him. He arose, and
spoke for few moments. He did not say
d he was not guilty, but thought he could
prove some of the witnesses mistaken in
some of their statements. 1t is our i'm
preston that he had better kept his scat,
and said nothing. We copy the conclu-
sion from the Cincinnati Gazette:
SENTENCE OF THE COURT.
The Judge said he hoped things would
have appeared, which would have explain
ed away the facts in the case. This was the
last act of his judicial life, and it was not
out ofplacc to say, that if anything tangi-
Bile, giving grounds for new trial, appear
ed while he had any power in the case, he
should seize upon it with pleasure. But
such proceeding was legal act, and could
not spring from sympathy or emotion, but
must be based on facts. 1t was to him a
satisfaction, indeed he regarded it the
i browning act Of his judicial course, that he
had set aside two verdicts of murder in the
first degree. He was ready to do SO in this
case, if anything should appear on which
to predicate such action.
This is mournful duty, said the Judge.
l have no discretion in the matter. am
the mere mouthpiece ofthe law formed by
the people. In closing my judicial course
this actis like the pangs that precedes
death.
Z 1t is the sentence of the court that you,
VIM. Arrison, be taken hence to the Jail of
Hamilton county ,and there safely kept un-
til the 11th day of May next, and that you
be then taken by the sheriff of said county
to some proper place, and between the
hours of 10 and on said day, be hang
ed by the neck until you are dead.
APPEARANCE OF THE PRISONER,
Arrison remained wholly unaffected du-
ring the whole time, preserving to the end
the same unconcerned manner that be has
manifested during the whole of the exciting
trial, though his brother shed tears copi-
ously. The crowd preserved the strictest
silence. and calmly dispersed after the
sentence. The prisoner was immediate
ly taken to the Jail.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
PROPOSALS.

NXTILL be received until tho first Of February next
w by the Directors OF SuL-SchoOl District 40. TO-
Hooking township, for buildings Frame School HOUSE,
in the above District. MOdcl-SchoOl House in Dis
ric No @ length 90 feet, breath 81 feet the highth 70
feet story, self-supportng roof Foundation, fifteen
inches above the ground at tsnearest approach 10 the
slls. The contractor furnishing all the materials and
complete the House BY the fast OF July, 1855.
Dscember2s ls54-34 C. B. PORTER, Clerk.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
NOTICE.

The stock holders of the line of Tele-
graph from Lancaster to Columbus, are
to meet at the Telegraph Office in
on the lst day of January, 1855,
Tor the purpose of electing Directors. y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
A woaD TO AMEnIcAss.-one of our

WORD TO sAMERIcANS.-One OF our
exchanges has the following: "What
should Americans do now? Why band
themselves together more closely than ey-
or. It will not do to fall back into the lap
of fancied security, and hug the vain delu-
sion to the soul that because success has
perchcd upon the American republican
banner, in the recent conflicts between
darkness and light-between Truth and
Error-that now all is secure. Oh, no!
Much yet remansto be done. Errormust
be stripped of its gorgeous trappings-of
its pompous parapherualia-o of its fascina-
ting attire. Itmust stand forth in its nak-
ed deformity, without rag of covering to
hide from the multitude of its loathsome
characterstics--its hideous depravity.
But aphat are you driving at noDS says
one. Not at american Catholicism, we
assure you, dear reader. But at Roman,
Jesuitical, political Catholicism, which
has actually stolen the livery Of Heaven to
serve Apollyon in;-which has insinuated
itself in the very heart of America, and
sought to allure its fairest sons and daugh-
ters with its exterior captivating smile,
whilo its interior, like the whited sepul-
chre, is full of all uncleanliness and dead
mems bones. We would to Heaven that
american Catholicism might claim its
rights and assert its sway, and that Ro-
manism might be driven back to Rome,
where, to its own master, it might stand Or
fall. But Roman power, Roman edicts and
Roman rule, have no claim to the fostering
care of American Rcpublcanism, especial
ly as is known and acknowledged by its
blind devotees to be the sworn enemy of
civil and religious liberty, while it strikes
at the very root of the tree of freedom, aims
its Internal blow at the vitals of our nation
al compact.
But we have said that Americans should
be on the alert-that they should guard
well the outposts, now as heretofore. f.
ternal uigilanee is tie price Of Liberty
Let this be ever borne in mind. Let US
not war upon men, but upon principle
Let us not appeal to the passions of men,
but to their better natures. If reasons not
seated upon its throne among the blind fol-
lowers of Papal usurpation, tits the duty of
Americans to do their utmost to place it
there, and convince these misguided zeal
o:s that in laboring to save our country
from the calamity of falling into the hands
of the Philistines, we are the best friends
of the foreigner, instead Of his enemies
TO tie law and then to tie testimony, say
we. The battle is between IraM and En-
ror. No weapon should be welded in this
contest, excepting such as can be brought
TO bear upon the side of the former with a
moral certainty of success. Let Ameri-
cans become as a unit in the righteous
cause before them, and we are invinciblc
against all the Powers of earth and he'll,
that may be waged against us.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

THE RASCAL CAUenr.-The Cleveland
Herald of the 2lst says:
"We are informed that the absconding
Treasurer of Holmes county was caught
yesterday in New York city. Several
prominent citizens of Holmes county are
suspected of being accomplices of this pill
fering runaway Treasurer"
GELola Montez has left California, and
will winter in the Sandwich Islands.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
lIUsyCl MUsICn

zFSsR n 6IssEs DB BERTHOLTs have re-
<s-sss " Z turned to Lancaster and will be hap
~ 2 Hey - receive pupils for orinstructon on Tie
PIANO FORTE and GUITAR, Al their resden a.
Mr.. U2fslds COlabhs Strest and hope their long
perence in teaching music and ths unremiting attsn
lion paid to the Improvement OF ihsr Pupils viii inSura
portion public patronage.
MISS A. c. DE BERTHOLT will receive clasa fog
Embroidery and Canvass work.
Mss ". G.. DE BRRTHoLT has 2opsnsd an Hls-
menary schoolin the Basement Story OF the Episso-
pal Church. November Q, 1e54-26
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
NIIrSIC.

NERS. MILNER Is now prepared to
I'VE give lessons on the PIANO FORTE s[s
soicits the patronage of parents desrous Ofhaving
their daughters instructed in this delightful art
For and other information, please call ttho
Carpenter House Broadway. G. NJ MlLNhh'
I.nncnsiar. Sentember %, lS54.-2l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
Attachment Notice.

William c. Embieh, Plaintiff,
agdiRst, In Attachment.
Michael LantZ, Defendant.
FBlIIB above named Defendant Michael Lanlz will
take notice, that at my instance AN action WIS eoin-
menced before Alfred M0Veigh, Justice the Peace
in and Tor the Township Of Hooking, Fairfield county,
Ohio, on the 23rd day Of December, 1854. against said
Defendant TO recover The sum OF 925 Co. and an order
Of attachment issued thereon. The said Defendant
being nonresident Of the county and the said cause
Is set for trial on the 9Th day day Of January, A b.
1855, at o'clock, z. II.
WILLIAM C. EMBICH.
Lancaster, December 81, Is5i--3w34
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
Decembcr2s, Il
An Ordinance

Establishing permanently the tmcs for holding regu
lar markets during the year.
SEC. Be ordained the City Council efthe City
of lancaster That the regularmRrket days of said
City arc established follows: From the lat day OF
October to the lst day Of July, Wednesday and
Saturday of each week From lhe lst day of July 10
the 1st day of October Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday of each week.
SEc. .. The times for opening and closing the mar
kets for said City established follows: From the
stday Of March to the st day OF Dccember the mar
ket shall be opened each market day at day break,
and be closed at 10 O'Clock A. M From the lt day of
December to the LIST day of March, the market each
market day shall be opened at 12 O'Clock NJ and clos
ed at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
Sec That the ordinance relating to this subject pas
sed August 81 ls49 and all parts of other ordinances
conflicting herewith hereby repealed.
CHARLES DRESBACH, Presidest City CSENrii.
Attest-G. S. WILLIAMS, City Cisrk.
December A. le54-3w32
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
LADIES, FIRs.

Lso Carriage and Sleigh Robes. Foot Muss;
a Fur Gloves. Health PrcserverS Fur Caps; Felt
Bonnets: Misses Flats; Fur Trimmings; SILK Plush
Caps Ridnng Hats; Soft Cashmere Hats, fan styles
and qualities.
144 Main Street below Fourth Cincinnati.
PHatters and other Wholesale buyGHs are invited to
look through stock.
Nov. 30. lS54-Eo 30.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
FARnIa EOH SALE.

VWNHE undersigned will sell part or all his land,
(beinr about 200 acres) in Bloom Township, one
mile West of Carroll Tho Farms as to quality, con-
dton and convenience, ,can'tbe surpassed &k
IA Upon them are superior Sprfngs,3 Dwell 49,
nisA ling Houses, Orchards OF choice fruit, etc n
Those wishing to purchase call and see, as an ae-
tcrmined to sell. SAMUEL SornAN'
December IA, 1859
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

i EEThe New York City Common
Council voted few evenings since, anani-
mously, to appropriate $4,000 toward
the relief of the suffering poor Of that
nikv
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
LOST COW.

ES--95 GSTRAYED away from the subscriber
ESa3fG - Thursday the = ofNovember, LIGHT
,.gAa1- RED cow, marked with white stripes on
her back, white spots on her forehead. three white
feet and sharp horns When last seen she on the
road by Samuel Graybill's, west of Lancaster Who
ever Will return the said Cow. will be suitably reward
ed. EDWARD L. LLOCUM
Lancaster, December 7, 1881
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
NEW oAaaxA8E sHo9.
r. c. DIETz

ND RESPECTFULLY informs the ciii-
= IE-ERH< IL, zens OF Fairfield county thnthe has
ESEay-gS9sZ- recently put up anew Carriage Shop,
Sl2 " immeSiateIy in the rear Of Whits$ Latfa's
ard,oars Store, Centre AHey Lancaster Ohio, where
order every variety ofvehicle in his line.
I-TsRepairng done on short notice, and the most
ravoyahle tcsms Dec. IA, Is54-32
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
Estate Of Maria FaircbiId.

NOTICE is hereby given .hat have this day been
! V appointed and daily qualified Administrator on
the Estate Of MARIA PAigHLD. deceased, late Of Fair
field county, Ohio. A. G. ALDRED Adin,tor
Deesmberos, Is54-4w34
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
. = =
N(OTICE

TVNHB creditors Of r. w. DEFINING are notified to
present their claims against him to the undsrsign-
ca Tor adjustment, and those indebted to him viii
pleass call and settle. DANIEL sIPPORD.
Dee y, le54-34 Assigaes of r. ~. Denninr.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
Bugey and Carriage HTnIers

buggT and Carriage Makers
IA ILL hHd, IT the -Fsp Har6rIre Sore, oppOsits
w theTaiLrla9Fe House ono ofthe largest and best
selected stock OF Trimmings ever opened in this
ket. Consisting in part Of
le0 Pieces EnEmld Duck and Canvass,
is " I" Raucy eolored do.
so 1" all Wool and union Damaska
50 Hides pat.ui aud Enain'id Leather.
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stump joints. Laees, Spring. AKels. etc.
Lancaster. april &c, ls54 JOHN EFFINGEa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
A CARD.

A IL business will hereafter bs suspended. Pou
4Ih July and TG&hk sgiying day.
Lanca .tcr, Uae; II. Ia5t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
Attachment Notice.

Hunter and Son,
against : In Attachment
Andrew DE Graf,
TENHE Defendant will take notice that instance
II an order Of attachment issued against him
Decembers, 1854, By G. seinman, Esq "a Justice Of ts
Pence Of Hooking township, Fairfield county, Ohio
for the OF $40 0l, and that ih. cause has bsen
continued 10 January 20. 1854, nj 10 O'Clock 4. a.
December 2s, Is54-3w34 HUNTER e. son.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
4 LATEy CLASS

NTTILL be organized in the Lancaster Union School
w the frst Tuesday Of JaaHGry asrt As it will
be impTacticabe TO have than class in thia
study hand it will be necessary that alb
who wish TO attend 10 the siGdy should commences
together, and keep pace with the class.
Ths recitatlons Will commence every morning onss
hour before the regular time OF opening sshoei Me-
charge will be made for instruction.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Superintendent
Lancaster, December Z, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

ETMr. G. C. Flint, editor Of the Chi
eago Tribune, has had splendid gold
watch, chain. seals DC. presented to him
BY anumbcr Ofhis Republican friends as
testimonial of their appreciation Of his la
borsin the Republican cause during the
recent political campaign in Illinois.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
BLANK BOOK HANUFACToRY AND
sher,f.3. sale.
Riley and Pendleton,

, In ChaEcery.
r. B. Walker and others.
" virtue OF an order or sale 10 directed from
I'D The Court OF Common Pleas OF Pairfsld County
and State of Ohio, will expose to sale by public
cry 1T the door OF the Court House in said County,
Monday the Ij'h day JdAHary a. d. 1s5j. between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock p. n. Of said
day, the following described premises, to-wii: The
undivided half of Fifty-hve Acres Of Land, in the
Southeast Quarter of Section No. 80, Township No. IL,
in Range NO II. Taken in execution as the property
of r. B. Wrlker and wife, to satisfy decrees in favor
OF Riley and Pendeton rnd others
Appraised at s33 per
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
December IL, Is5l-5u32pf43
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
COMMRRCIAL INTELLIaENcH.
Lnncnster marlxets.

GkzETTE oFFIcE, Dec. go, ls54.-our
quotations this morning are as follows
wheat, l,5o; Flour, 7t@8,O0 per Dbl;
Corn, 4oa45; Rye, 75c; Oats, 28a30e;
Bnckwheat, $50 per 100 bbls; Clover
seed 6a,7O0; Timothy seed, 3a4,oO; Pota-
toes, la1,25, Flax seed. cal 90; But
ter, l2al5c; Eggs, 12a15c, Salt, a,6oas,-
rs; Beans, laI ,e5; Soaps, 5a6c: Coffee,
13al5c; Tea, 50calO0;--Molasses, 80
a37c; Vinegar. 18a95c; Tobacco. 1eA25c;
Hay. 9,00a1o,oo. Tallow lo4 per brl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
ETouSE .UrLDEErs DEPoT.

EOHN EFFlSGER would invite the attention Of Gar
- PeHrrs md House Builders his large stock Of
House building materials. They will End constantly
on hand, the best Juniaa Sails. Spikes and BrEds;
The most approved Door Locks and Lstcbes;
window Glass and Sash Of ell sizes;
COnckln and Woods Pure White Lead and oil;
Door end Blind b IS. shop Hinges, Bolts. etc.
Those about building will be certsin TO save moHaT
By examining my prices before Purchasing elsewhere
April %, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

TS hereby given, thai Sealed Proposal will bo ra-
ceved by the Secretary, or by any other me IN Der Of
the Board before the ls day of January nextot
the office of Superintendent OF the Fairfield County
Infrmary, for one year, commencing April /, 1855.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
Dsc IL, 1854. JOSEPH REINMUND, Sec.
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