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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-17
NUMBER 147
CLOTHING &C.,
IA READY MADE CLOTHING,
"a FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, n
III CAPS, &c., dc. Le
w Fl o L E 8 ALE AND RETAIL
Ma =

ItNHE undersigned has just opened Clothing ana
Il Furnishing Establishment, opposite the Bank %
door below Alley. He has large st ck of Ready n ae
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. which he offers for
sale at the very lowest prices. knowing the demands
OF this market thoroughly in this line OF business he
prepared to gratify them. His goods have beer lur
chased at the lowest rates and will be sold the very
lowest prices. Those wanting Clothing of any descr
ton, or Gentemen's Furnishing Goods generally would
nhd II TO their advantage to call at this
Iore purchasing elsewhere In this stock VIII be foun
Oyercoats Cloaks Dress Frock and Sack Goats Shirts
hats and Caps &c. &c. which oren Tor inspec-
uoh. those waning bargains had better call tbi.
mouse. as good articles i'll be sold CHEAP.
nave also a large ass ortment OF MATCHES AND
Jew hLRf, all IF which will be warranted. which,
call the attention of the public.
sep1-y L. KAHN
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A. KURTZ,
NNLIIQi. rs ALE AN II f.I Al. .CQXEE(TIONEB

Wv Nanufa kinds OF Candies. Cakes Cor
as Preserves Jeilies First street. between Main
and Locust stree,s Evansville. Ind.
saOrd-rs from families private parties for rrtcles IN
his business attended to at the sh rtest notice.
aS-Aa ICE CREAM SALOONis stted In the beststyie
JeE-tf
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law PARrNERSIIP.

VAS G. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Attornes at
81 Law, Evansville, Indiana naveassoeated themselves
partners in the psac,ice Of the law and Will continue
TO practice this and the adjoining countes, and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention pa-ticularly to land law short time they
will be prepared give in few minutes, abstract
the title to almost any lot In Evansville its enlarge
orin Lamasco, togethe with their professions
~ ,n A. 81. tILls. if lesIred (jy25 5dawtf! :!
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SIN AaGEAT LINE CLOTHING STORE
On MAIN sIREET, BETWEEN FIRST SECOND.
GOMBERTS & GOTTLEIB
RE receiving at their WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
~ Clothing Establishment, a large assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING OF superior quality and
manufactured in the most fashionable STYLES fne 10.
OF Cioth Coats OF all sizes; superior black and blue
rreneh ana English Cloth Dress Froek and Sack Goats
Sattinett ani Cashmere Coats brown green and gray
CD va E-> HE a .CD
OF every style price, quality and color
VESTS AND PANTALOONS F
OF the most beautiful patterns brought to this Mar
ket. -
- SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS 81.
Gloves, Suspenders, Collars. and Sacks
HATS AND CAPS
every style and CHEAPER than sold in this market
TRUNKS AND VALiSES,
carpet Sacks with large assortment of fancy articles
and Furnishing Goods all of which We will sell on the
Sfraigh Line Plan, rs cheap the cheapest.
Call and see for yourselves.
octS GUMBERTS & GOTTLEIB.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

SHERWOOD HOUSE.
rgNIE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely retted and re:urnshed it, and is prepared
to the patrons of the house In satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhorses and car
riages to let. 49,
are attendance. Particular attention
will be paid the horses left with him for keep
ng and In all respects the public sha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. ljyouI J. "A. ~ EkS.
CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND
RET VII.
THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
assortment OF fresh Water. Buttcrand sugar Crack
ers, and a;soof soda Pilot and Navy Bread which DC
can be sold low price As in any place In the est
and cxeellcd in quality by any other manufacto
ry i'm the country. large stock always hand At
shopon Water street. between Sycamore and Vine
decl4-n J. SlNLlCh'
SPRING AND SUWMER DIX GOODS.
WYE are now opening our large and CAREFUL! select
w ed stock of Spring and Summer Fancy and Staple
which we would cordially invite the attention OF purchas
ers (aps9D sHANKLlN d REILLY.
sNHEEIiNG ANDEAsTERN NAILS. Fps kegs all
sv sizes and hest quality lq1 reesyed cU L hr sale
AMAN LOST.
0ME time lost his way going home through the
s9S sas By
he found his without trouble The same hats to b. had :,
and descriptions of headdres Of the best quality and
vAUTIER & MARCONNIER.
e2i Main street. between First and Second streets.
uCSTlN TiOE.-
% 100 prs French Green window Paper;
90 PRS Mosquito Bars;
prs Printed Lawns.
ALSO a ane assortment Of Ladies'. Misses. Children
sale cheap Embchs Dry Good
Main street three doors below Second. ey7-tf
S.sCNDRlI;S.- doz. Rope Mats;
- doz. Kevlers:
doz, Half Bushels;
sets Measures
2doE Blaeking Brushes. received at
eye COOKS.
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THOMAS CoNYNGToS.

THOMAS CONJUNCTION.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOOKSEIfFp aNn
STATIONER
"0ULDre re'pe fully inform hi- friends and the pub.
w lie generally. that having purchased o Messrs
Rathoone & Wheeler. their entire stock of Books q
Stationery he has rer owed his Book Store to the stan
ale! b! them in No. ], Fosters Block corner
ne additlons thus made to his stock en- ables him TO
oHero MS customers larger and better assortment,
tn mas ever before been brought to this market: con
ssuhg IN part OF, MisceaneoI School Medical and
rneologcal Books. Writing. Printing. Nraprlfe and
rahe. Faper, a Foreign Fancy Stationery of ali
Kinds All (which will be sold Wholesale and Retail
Ihclnnat prices fact to which he would call The
h tehI0h o'country merchants. dealers teachers and
oehg confident he can max ii to their interest
- f"'N"'-'' VI hih aug 9j-f
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WN. REILLY,

HATuOLEs ALE AND RETAIL. GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The IN
ud pectiuy inform his ends and the pnLe
II Evansville vicinity that having hased the interest
partner late W Reilly he IN
the Grocery and Produce bus at the old
stand lie embraces this opportunity returning thanks Tor
intends effort merit eontlnu-
ance of the same ie2O- ly WILLIAM REILLY.
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sale or noai Eslate b. order al C-v-,.

sale Of Real Estate be Order Of Crurt.
I'm Wednes lay tbs e4fh day ~ Nay,AD tfsa.
" tefwean the NUnrs of ln o'viutk a A an A.
sigrk ~ on the prsmises, HeaI the town ofCarrnll,
tgtafc, As me properly Of Janea 4 %isvn1lcs. deco,
70 vii. Situate IN the ecunty nf j aitipiA. Chic. sal
known by being q part Of Setiion No sewn IA IN
TOWNSHIP No Fifteen fi1,f 81 Ringo No Niaofs.n
10 b-ginning 10 rhzina lieas Fast Of no Naath-
west earnor u said sesttor: therra Lsstfa - d.
grees West 4 chains and 4 links 10 a paa'; tA-heo
South Eidegr'es fast Va . 6esrres Wet chNna
75s Inns to post; thence south ~ degrees West Va
South ~ degrsis Fast va Q degrees Yest % iinkti
ltnenee NoTts a. degrees East "a % West 3 osains
p links 20 a post; hrree south - degTccf tuat -
- West ono ehaia o. links taa pdsi, ghcncs South
~ degrees Wsst va p dcgress West 4 hairs 5iinks.
thence North - degrees West va % degrees West
4 chains - lihls; thence Scuta 90 degrees West Va
y degrees Wcst2 elgins 10 l,nts to a pos; thrHeo
North Al dc West va % Dc Wes, 20 chains Is Inks TO
a post; Oh nee North 46 degrees East Va - 6rgr q
Vast D chains 99linss % the place Of h~cQinring con-
taining ~ 20 200 scrsA SID dscalant disi srizsa
il Tee simple Of all the above tract, With tic ezeep-
ton org 93.it9 acre.; part therroi. hfing fhP mill
size. whsrco9 l.. era ted a Large Touring uii, ard
Ia which sid Bite ssid drcedtnt did siozod II 4
permanent leasehold csstate. sri also 81 a perman-
ent leassholt interest in the water p0Hcr and IN tho
uss and occupation of the water az sGd upuntho SANE,
lereaied by Ease mss 60 him bp ITO Slste ofUhih
on tho 2lth dsy 81 Febfu3ry 1917 for she term RI
81 yearsf ON thu ist day orNovenaar 1916 renew.
ABLE as thsreia s'stsd. and recordsd IN Booi No. IL,
PAGES 398-7-S-0 aad 40j.
Also, a pat Of Section 80 C. in Township SO 10.
OF Range No 70, begiHnirg chains 80 links East II
the Souts wee: CORNER n sail SECTION; thence Fcs;
W % degrees West7 chI;n- n liass. thence North
A degrees va % degrees Wet : chains 6j 'inks;
Ithencs North So oegrces - y degrees West Gro
chsin ~ links: theree North 20 degrees West " q
degrees Wet ono rhsin 20 lin!s: thcncs North IS
degrees West ga % degrees West orr chain s5 Inns;
'hsoce Sorth " % degrees West ( r., in, &c links 10
ths place ofberinning. Containing 9 40-l0l acres
Said tract Of 10 63-i0o acres in~elulirg mil cite and
iGpfaTcmentsfhareon, spPrssssfTt s--tr~A~y7~~
tract OF 2 $3.50 ceres. appraised a. $40 Peracce. .
Terms nj s~1is--Oae.third in hand on the DAY ri
sale, ard Ie residue in two canalannaal insialmeu's,
with interest FROM the day Of sale, 10 be secuTedby
mortgage on the F~re~iies.
ADAM BRANDT,
GEORGE " GRAY.
ASh.torso Of James C.. ReyaoIs, dceecssj.
y. D. & c. D MARrIS. AEtoTnevs.
April 70, I84-5N5O
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Late from, Ei PYso.

BALTIMORE, April l5.-New Orleans pa
perS Of Sunday have been received. T"ey
contain news from FL Paso to the 80 h nit.
A fight occurred between a patty from FL
PasO and Dona Ana. TIE former was com
posed Of seventeen Americans, ore English.
man, and a number ui Mexicans. They
had a six FOUNDER, and were otherwise we'll
armed. The fight listed sixteen minutes,
when Dona Ana's party fed. leaving three
Of their number dead. Ths %viclors captured
a large number Of cattle.
The American Con ul had been arraigned
before the Alcade, charge twith having said
that Santa Anna had soil part of Mexico
and would pocket twenty m lions Of dollars
thereby. The Consul refused to plead tt
tEe charge, but held himself responsible IN.
y to his own Government. He was suffer,
ed to leave thr court.
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Lopez Prisoners PardOncd.

HALIFAX, April 10 -CoaMEEciAL ISrEL.
LIoEScE.-The depression in Cotton con-
%tinue-. The demand vas very limited and
prices irregular. the sales be NJ generally
81 lower. A large mount was daily offer.
ed at the market rates.
Brown & Ship ey say TINT BreadsiuT. are
much excited, n d had rallied from the tx
trrme depression Of the previous week about
lSd on Wheat. 5s 6 on Flour, and A. on
Corn. Wheat aud Flour c osed with a good
demand. Corn was qtiet.
GENERAL IErELLI6EEcE The combined
fleet was ill at BeycOs.
In the English House Of Commons. the
At urney General stated that Great Britain
cannot. and will not, { Tego the right to
search neutral vessels fur articles contra
band Of war.
The French Government has made a
similar announcement 10 that Of the English
Cabinet respect NJ the of neut-
rails; and also, that il will not at present is
sue letters OF marque.
The subscription To the French loan a.
mounts TO four hundred AMI sixly-seven mill.
ions.
The Minister Of Mlrine has addressed u
circular to the Chamber Of C IN nerce high.
ly applan ling the United States for relus ng
letters Of marque.
The Russians are abandoning their forts
ON tn east coast NJ the Bla K Sea.
1t is rumored that the Turks are prepar-
ing to attack Sebastopol.
The British Mini,t r at Berlin had tele-
graphed Napier OF the declaration Of war,
with Instructions TO com nence hlsli!ities.
The Russians are making great prepara'
tons for hOstili,ies. In the 3 illic, oil the
light houses and bungs have been removed
and formidable fleets of gun boats cOliec'ed
in shallow waters at the principal points
Preparations have also been made TO b ocR
up intricate parts ni the channel with rock
All the houses in Corn stadt incapable ofdc
Tense are being pulled down.
New batteries are everywhere erecting
Two hundred additional gun boats have
been ordered.
A French army of 65 ,oOO men will be il
Turkey by the first Of May. 1t is reporte'
that the british lad forces will be increased
10 thirty thous md.
The Greek instruction was reviving, bn
the Turks hold the fortress and have 5000
troops in Epirns. Enjoys are daily e ,pect
at Athens, W tn the final commands Of tn,
English and Frprch Governments. II il
reported that several nObles have joined tn,
instruction.
The Queen Of Spain has granted an am
neSty 10 all the prisoners implicated in tn
Lopez Cuban expedition.
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If the Nebraska Bill should set q

: n the Nebraska Bill should set out
from New Orleans, and truvel westward
70 md the world, it would hardly find a doz
en- active supporters until it got round a
gain to the eastern shore of the slave Safes.
Here is the opinion pronounced upon it BY
the Alta C%aiiofrn'a;-
Gift shall pass. it will be the worst thing
tn t could happen for Calf rnia us we
should then b. surrounded by territory Open
to slavery, and perhaps in II few years Cali
fornia and Oregon would b. burdered bv
Slave States, aud the conflicting interests
lead to int~erminable broils, that would
greatly retarl the prosperity of both. II lhe
public are allowed To express their senti
ments upon it il will be unanimously u
verse that the entire delegation from the
North will be Obliged to vote against it,
Ii it is d layed in its passage. the sto m oI
indignation which it will arouse at the North
and il we mistake not, in muny portions Of
the South, will be suffi cient to insure its de-
fpat.O
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ReLtAxcs This is the name Of a
beautiful fire Engine recently purchased
by the city Fathers a6i arrived in good
condition Saturday afternoon. 1t is a
beautiful piece Of mechanism. and highly
crpditablc to the builder Mr.. INo. AGxEw.
Of Philadelphia. The gallery" Is mag
nif emily decorated and other portions
highly gilded. The whole cos, Of this
engine 10 the city is soma eighteen hun
drpd dollars. This money coull not have
been more appropriately and judiciously
expended.
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tS-Iti is proposed, on soma Of The Ameri-
can railroads, says the Cincinnati Colum5i-
an, to furnish "baby cars" for the conven-
ience Of those travellers with these append
ages,and for the comfort Of travellers gener-
ally. The cars will be cOmmodions. and
well supplied with cradles, baby Jumpers,
%rattles. sugar candy. milk, parasoric. aud
other sedatives and niencss. An ex
perienced matron, with both wet and dry
nurses will, be always in attendance. Ba-
bies will be checked through, and parents
may rely UPON every attention being paid
to their comfort. In case Of loss, the com
pany, bind themselves to get another as
good in its place-in such cases stuckhold-
ers being ind vidualIy liable.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

~ CnuLsoN & clayton, Of West Rush.
vile, are com oletsIy initiated into the sc.
cret of seling gnods. T,eir second purch'
ase since January last is rapidly being dis
posed of, and the thirty years witch Mr.
Coulson has devoted 20 the Mercantile bus
mess enables him TO purchase goods To grea'
advantage. and the inner in which he
let's the people into the secret is in every
wav worthy of emulation. Success to GU
friends in Rushville.
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NOTICE.

ITO ALL wUoMIP MAY oNCERS-4 petition
has been filed and will Re presented tn the court
Of common pleas of Fairfeld count, Olie. st tho
ncxr term tliarsof bv the Directors OF he ZGacsriils
and Maysrile Turnpike ROat G0sP7aH. praying
said court for reasons therein s;at.i % he found on
Fl > in the Office Of the cler, nfssil court 70 dscrae
en- extension of thctima prescribed by lay within
which said COMPANY IN required to ~corplste GER
tain unfinished parts Of he line ofits road, to such
time as shall appear TO such eour, just sHd reason,
bla. according to the stature in such eases made and
provided Bvorihr ofthe Board
. H-HUNTER, President. &c.
Lancaster Ohio, April 81. 1854. 6w.
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MARRIED.

On the IIth inst bv Rsv. J. Schlosser.
Mr. GRIFFIN C. MILLER. Merchant nf
Millersport. and Miss MARY f.. COOL,
formerly of the city Of Columbus
In Rushville, on Thursday the 18th inst,
by the Rev. ]. NJ Llwrip. Mr.. CHARLES
HODGE, to Miss MARY l. ALRIGHT.
In Lancaster, IN the sam. hnv. hy the
Rev. John VI. Lowrir, Mr.. AUGUSTUS
STEINMAN to Miss JANE WORK.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

The qualified electors Of the city ofLfn'
cnster will meet nm 'nday III" 24'h day Of
A pril. inst within their respective wards
nj the nlares fnlluwinG:
Ward No. | ot the office nf ]. Embich Esq.
z" NJ. 3 AT the Court House
M 3 a. thu l. ncasfer Gaz. Office
" M q at the City Hall,
for the purpose Of electing three Trustees to
be known as the Trustees Of Water Works,
the one receiving the highest number Of
votes TO be elected ftr three years, the one
the next 'ighc , numhrr af VOTES for two
yenrs and the next h CHEST NUMBER to be
elected for the perind uf IN" vpHr.
JOHN GARAGHTY, Mayor.
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JOHN G%ARAGHTY. Mayo.

Noiice.-A meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Fairfield County Savings Institute
will he held at their 5lnSing II rnse. in Ian.
cas'or.o OF Monday the first day o May next,
for the purpose Of eleciing Directors or the
ensuing year. A gpner,l Attendance is re
que ted, A. C. WORTHINGToN, Cash.
April 6, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

@The firm of LEONARD g. BROTHER,
Basil, Ohio, is one vi the oldest in the
county. Their success has probably been
unparalleled-nobly standing 10 against
all the reverses which have characterized the
mercantile business. We understand they
are now making arrangements to retire
from the BUSINESS. We regreat to part
with them. and so will their customers.
Retire or not they have on, best wishes.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

SLEEPING Acc Mutations ON RAILROADS.
The patent reclining seats introduced by
the Baltimore and philadelphia railroad, in
to their night cars. are attracting the de-
served encomiums Of travellers. The patent
SCENTS have also been intro uced upon the
Wilmington and Raleigh, and the Whining
ton and Manchester Railroads, and are all
that is claimed for them. There can be no
question Of their general adoption in CATS
running at night.-BGltimore Am.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

A Face RIDE on THE RArL.-We learn
that it is the intention Of the officers of the
C.. w. g. z. Railroad to extend to all the
people along the line, by c%ounties, a free rife
on the rnnd between the 1t and the 10th
Of May. Due notice pf the time of starting
will, Of course. he given.
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Attachment Noticei

AN the 3lst day Of March 1885,, At my %irstrnec' an
~ order of attachment was issgni BY c. Trorirger,
a Justice Of the Peace, in aR1 fer Walrnt Township,
Hatfield County Ohio, against the personal prep
ertv, monays credits and effects Of jonathan LOU,
borough, a non resident of said Count Of ia'reed
N satisfy a clsim in the sum Of s45,45 in ever Of
James Tarnina. C4hN4SF"
April 10. 1874. s".S.
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Attachment Notice.

nNthe Ath day Of April 1854. At my %ihstau;c. an
" order ofaitachmpnt was issued bye. rrovingcr
a ,Jus tice olthe Peace in Walnut township, Fairfield
county. OHIO. against the personal properly. moneys,
cred Is and effects of Jonathan LonfbGrnugh a non
resident ofsaid county, to satisfy q claim in fa.or of
Philip Rank PHILIP RANK
April 20, 1854 4w50
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coMmERoIAL INrEILraErcr.
c1evelnnd uar,,c,s

GleVelnnd MarI1ets.
cLEvEtAsD, April l5.--wheat-I.35@
40.
FIour-superhne $3.50. Extra $3.50.
COrn-5Oc.
Oats -35c.
cioversee SHIN.
Dried A~pplrs-i.I23.
Che sew. r. 8@IO.
L~1rd--8G9c.
Butter i pn IO@ I2lc; 6rkius. ssla
E~ggs-sSsIc.
Fi-h-White may be quoted at 80; Trout
at 7,5U@SS.
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Court of Common Pleas, Fnirield Comfy,
Ohio.-In ChnncerY.

b@EA CA-EAhNSA
John W. Briee e.. Charles Bcwlsby, James Ravens
croft and J. 2 Norton.
FfNYE saidJ. p Nor;cn (vhoi Is a non-res;dsnt of
i the State Of Ohjo) will herehv take notice thaC
She said John " RTice, on the LET DAY oi Sent. 1915,
fled his certain bill in ehaueery in said court (whicl
said suit Is still pending in said court setting forth
among other things that on or shout the llth SEPT.
1899, the sail Jimes Ravrnscroft executed and De.
!ivsred his certain pronirory note. NOT negotiahlo,
TO the said Norton. al three wears after date thereof.
via interest payable anuIslig. ior the SUN Of
That sfterxards, a1i on the i2ihd of 4ugasr. 1892,
'he said Norton assigned said no. 20 the said Charles
Boslsby, Who afterwards. snd on the 18th Feb. 1882,
assigne said note for a foil and valuable considsra-
lion 'l<ssid complainant The said complainant
prays - 4ecrsa against said defendants for he fall
amount dna upon said note. The said defendant MIR
ton will, therefore hereby tskn notice, thst Unless no
appear AM plead, angwar or demur n said bill, with
in sixiy DAYS atpr he rising Of tho mex, court o.
common pleas, saidbi1 will. as against him, be ia
ken as confessed. and dscTae 90 against him Accord
ingly. P. VAN TRUMP, Sol. for ComPt-
March %, iS54-5w45
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Fire Dolars Rsuyrd,--Lost on Main
Street, in t is city, $4j, in IA r II, Of the
denominations Of IS and lOs. The above re-
ward will b. given to any person returning
said money 10 this ofi"e
JACOB ALSPACTI.
Bloom township, A pri 10Th.
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six Cents Reward.

ID UNAWAY from TIE subscriber, OF Tuesday tho
IA 2S,h March, Elliot W-lsheimer, an sprrentiee
m tho Blacksmith trade The above reward wiiibe
given to anv person returning said boy, bur no
fhsrAs. IioreyssIn any person or Per'oas trusting
him on my account, as I viii paw no dobts q he ron
tracing. JUN NJ SA'dIh"
ArriI Al 1874
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A-ttecmhent yoiiccl

I'M tho Ath day ofApril 1854. at my %irstsnco, en-
7 orler Of attachment was issrad by 6. TroviSges
a Justice Of the Pesce in Walnut Township Ftirfeld
County Ohio, agzinst the personal property, moneys
credits and effects, Of jonathan Loulboiorgh Q non
T sidrnt Of said County, to satisfy claim in the sum
Of si4,4T. In favor ofO. P. L. hdon.
o. P. LANDoN.
3w49.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
LOCAL IKrELL1eEHcE.

To Clubs In order 10 give the Gssefs
a more 'xteR-ive circulation among tn
farmers and mechanics al Fairfield. ~ are
Induced to make he foil wing liberal VI
Clubs often, me address $500
+" IS 1000
90 2UOO
Any persons getting u2 a club, Of mi le,s
thsn Ten, will be entitled to ths Wes.iy Ga.
setk Tor one year. md for a cIuo OF fifteen
two wears.
No postage on the Gassne ioihia he
county.