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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

BLOCKADE OF RUSSIAN PoRTs ON THE PAcrrrc.
The British government, II said, have mott.
fed the United States that they shall, imme
diately on tic commencement Of hostilitics In
Europe, blockade ell the Russian ports on the
Pacific, md that orders to hat effect have al
ready been transmitted. This, IL is feared,
says the Baltimore Sun, will considerably ef-
feet our California merchants, and one Ease in
particular is mentioned, being that Of an'Amcr-
lean company Of ample means, which have
lntcly completed arrangements for working
the Russian coal mines. Coal Is an article of
grcnt importance to California, the price II
brings there being from $40 to $35 per ton.
II is in constant demand, to supply the enor-
nous consumption Of our steamers in those
waters, and the company in question largely
investing in II, had calculated upon rcaping
large profits, ut the same time promising to
reduce the price ono half to customers. Ice
is another article in which there is q large
trade between California and the Russian pos.
sessions. Considerable capital is invested in
this, as in the iron trade, but the blockade
will ut orce put nm end TO these operations.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

Texas and Pacific Railroad.

Governor Pcase has i,sued his proclamation
in which the time FOR the reception Of bids for
the construction Of the Texas and Pacific
Rsil-road, has been extended to the first OF
August next. The Austin Gazette says that
the Governor has taken this course in conse.
quencc Of having received authentic informa.
ton that n strong Company. possessed Of am.
pie means, was being organized In Georgia,
and another at the North, both of whom are
desirous of making proposals for the contract.
They urge nm extension of the time in order
to enable them to complete their organization in
accordance with the provisions Of our law,
and thus DO IN n position to compete fairly
for tho contract. The character Of our law il
just beginning TO be understood abroad, and IL
now attracting great attention among capital
lists, who arc DESTROYS Of engaging in the en-.
terprise, if time is allowed them to complete
their preparations. Without designing to cast
q doubt on the entire competency of tho only
company that has filed n formal bid, IL Is evi.
dent that the most prudent course TO be pur-
sued IL that which will give the State n choice
among rival bids, enabling her to select that
company which can give the most satisfactory
evidence of their ability to complete the work.
A failure on the part Of a company securing
the contract to comply with its conditions,
would seriously injurc not only this road, but
would injurously affect the prospects of overy
other railroad enterprise in the State. No
possible harm can result from this extension,
and il may be productive of much benefit to
the enterprise.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

GEN. HoUsroH THE Brcnham Enquirer
says that Gen. Sam Houston addressed a large
assemblage Of his fellow.citizens, in the Bap-
fist Church Of that place, on Saturday, tho
92d ult., in defence Of his position on the Ne.
braska Bill, From the crowded state of the
house, and the continued noise, we were un-
able to hear him distinctly; yet we hear many
of his supporters express their dissatisfaction,
and We are led to believe that no failed to
meet tho expectations of many Of his friends.
Tho General will return to Washington, TO
resume his seat in tho Senate, within q few
days.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

Tho Captain pncral Of Cula, Mr Thtssher
SAWS, In a communication ia the Washington
union. Is invested with authority which fr
eNcecds that 81 any other Csptaia General IN
the Spanish dSnlnionS Aroyal siecssc 81 May
ss. 1928, snvcsss him ~plcnsrily with the faIl
efncFS 81 piscrs w q state az eesa Th4s gives
aud evsry general order AND decree IL rrxanl
90 Al, the administrative hrane1,eS Ne T.
thinks any Government can hiring the Captain.
GeacrAl % seoouo, under Il fer any infringe.
mont by his, pf international Law end coinity,
y thou, yexcYtsns 70 ,he Neither Gcrerament
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

FIGHT AT FORT UEoN'.
We learn from the Santa Fc Ctsfo Of ,n'
10Th that on the End inst, Col. &c, com.
manding at Fort Union, sent outf Ia'. Des''
with his company Of dragons, fBineII De.
sides Capt. Sykes and 1t. Ms&sb my
struck the Indian trail, aud abo,A to ocloch
came up witt, q party of about Pr VISIT.
ors, painted and ready for fight .kHnr up u,
full gallop. Lieut.. bell and p4kd'an,eu
and met them and ordered themy ySIr' naer'
This they refused TO do, whcrcSih BeH OF,
dercd his men TO charge and The three OF
their best horses and their chieftI6o. nm
made the Indians furious and n fsht ensN'u
in which two soldiers and five lpiians W.T.
killed, including their chief IloNnf2ps mo,
ans turned and fed, leaving bchEM ,ws,
bows, arrows, lances, ctc.-oSah XIX Wge'
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06
Arrival
I'M PC
Greet eScifem,
llaiod ey tie

Greet cscitemi,
laied oy tie
Capt. DALI.
dates from
following 10
Fe Gazette :
We ~recciv,
days ago, tb
committingl
ton Of the 4
party of thu M
Element, Of
horses. InS
10 MAJ. ltIhM v,
| gwin, at Tao
goms in pus.-,,r, or
ult. They were no
tho Indian Agent,
volunteers.
In a letter from
city, Mt present at
fornia, under date 2
Santa Fe mail which
that a desperate fis'
Mexico, between tw
goons, under the col
der and Lieut.. Davj
Apache and Utah j
ors.) The loss Of
were 40 killed, incl
verely wounded and
Indians were NIL we
can learn are prepa
who escaped were d
form their master,
fight again they wo'
From another lett
and Apache Indians
and are well armed
cral war is expected
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
Cleveland MARKED.

TUESDAY, jane l3.-Flour-Sale yes
terday afternoon ollie bbs superfne at
1913; to-day 90 bbls inferior at $50; and
small sale Of Phoenix extra at $50; City
Mills extra retails at 10.
Whea.-Market quiet.
Corn-Sale of 300 bu from store at
SIZE.
Oa:s-Hell a. 40c from cars, with no
sales.
Pork-We hear Of no sales; held at 49,
75aI3 mess.
Bu,.er-Sonewhat active and more firm
we hear sale Of 81 kegs prime new at l5c,
and ID do grease At So.
Larl-iied AZ 81c for prime; with small
sales.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
An Ordinance

Lcvying Taxes for City purposes for the year 1854.
SEC. l. Belt oriaiHedJg the City Council oftAe City
= Of LGaeasier,. That a Tax Of one and a half mill on
the dollar OF valuation be, and the same is hereby levied
upon all property subject TO taxation for state and coun-
ty purposes, within the Incorporated limits Of the city
of Lancaster for city purposes.
SEC. >. Be It farther Oriaipsa By the authority afors-
said, That q Tax OF Fiye-Eigths u Of a mill on the
dollar of valuation, be, and the same is hereby levied
upon all property subject to Il taxation for State and coun.
ty purposes, within the Incorporated limits of the city
Of Lancaster, for the purpose OF contributing to the
maiGtainance Of the Fire Department wi Thin said city.
Sc. 3. Be 10 further Ordained ytAe authority afors.
said, That 4 Tax Of -Four Thousand Dollars be, and the
same is hereby levied upon all property subject to taxa
rated limits Of The city Of Lancaster, for the purpose Of
deffaying the expenses of tuition in the Public school:
in said city for the current year, pursuant 10 an act pas
std by the Legislature of Ohio, February 10, 1913. for
the support and better regulation Of Common Schools.
Pissed June u, 1854.
c. DRESBACH, President City Cornell.
Attest-JoHS b. REED, Cay CLERK.
June II, 1851
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
An ORDINANCES

To amend an Ordnance, fixing the width OF the Side
~slGs o. paysmsns IN the cit! Of Lancaster, passed the
SEC. l. BE toyd4iaed By TIE City coaasIor the ci-
Ctsot La.eastsT, Th4t the first section Of au Ordnance
.slks or pay .msLts IN the town Of Lancaster, passed tae
i2th Apnl, le34. b. 80 amended a. y read: That the
"ldtl VI the sidewalks Or aveDeH shall hereafter be
IS iJi1Ws' IN ID; following named streets and parts Of
stre -ts, Ep-Sii; On Main. tstxeen Broad and Second
sire. Il, and on Broad street, between Main and the Cir
Gle, ia Carpenters addition. Fifteen feet: on Main. from
broad st.s2t eastward and f'OmSecOBd street. westward.
ana On Broad street, bstweea Main street and South
AllsS, lively. feel; on Wheeling, Second, Foarth.
SLiVn, Milf AID Gsrman street; Tea fest; On Mulberry
Che that, Front. Columbus, Walnut. J-cxson, Perry
Lawr.ncs, Croshan, Winding, Porter, Water and King
street, Mae tssi; on Broad street, from South Alley
n~orhwart. Eight fast.
SEC. .. be i6artAer Ordaias4 BY Tie Gnthori.y eCs-e-
sG'd. That II shall b. the dat! o. all persons, ovDers Of
ahy i1tOr part 1flot, fronting On Main street, between
LeLtrc Ale! GHd Second street, and on Broad, between
Main street and TIE Circle. 70 eYt=nd their sidewalks
or payeueLts, corresponding with The nrst section OF
This Ordinance and gIdef tie direction Of the CHS Sur
v.yor, & u tn, aeeePtIEee ofthc eonm.tiec on streets
and Alleys.
Sc. ,. B. dCartis- orla;nsI5y tLs aAtGoyi,y ofors-
SAID Ihatif any person, owner or Ownefs Of any lot or
part oflOis fr0ntigg on Broad street, between Main and
the Circle. or on Main street, between Center Alley
and Second street. shall aftsE the first day Of September
NAT, n=2i=et or REUSE TO SGT Olt the curling 70 the
width OfFtftsen feet. asis prescribed by the hrst ssc-
ton OF Ibis OrdiHaice, it shall b. and is hereby made
the dGty Of The street committees, 10 cause the work to
be done and the expense thereof. together with FIVE
per cent penalty, shalt be q charg. against and b. col
lcct-d Of such owner or owners OF said lot or part Of
lot, and shall be a lean upon the same until paid. also,
any person Or persons, owner or owners oflot or part
Of lot, vino shall hereafter MAKE or contract any side
walk or pavement contrary 10 the provisions Of the
first section 0f,this Ordinance, shall, upon conviction
bcf0r, ID. Azy2r.fD5f;it aud pay for every day, he.
she or they shall suffer the same 10 remain, afler being
duly notife1by the street onmiiie to make and con-
traetthc same according to the true intent and mean
ing Of this Ordinance. any san not exceeding five dol
lars, nor ltss than one dollar, with cost of prosecution.
SEC. 4. That ths Ordinance entitlcd an Ordinance, tx
ing the sidewalks or pavcmeuts IN the town Of Lancas.
ter, passed the l2th. April. 1894. be and. the same Is
hereby repealed. Passed June Z. 1854.
c. D~RESBACH, Presidezt City COuasi!.
Attsst-JoHE 3. REED, City CLERK.
June 10, ISJ4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
An ORDINANCE

Accepting and dsdicar,ng certain Streets aud Alleys in
tbs city Of Lancaster.
E # ordained By the City Council Of the City of
, Lancaster, That the Street and Alleys laid of and
approprinte d by John c. Weaver in Mount Prospect adj
dition and Subdivision Of Lots, be and the same are
hereby accepted and dedicated for the public use and
convenience, agreeably to the plat and description Of
tbs same, Us recorded In the Recorders ONCE Tor Fair
field county, in Plat Book, No. ], Page IL, DC.
This Ordinance to take effect and b in force from and
after ITS legai publication. Passed June ), 1854.
C. DRESBACH, PresidcHt Guy CoGaeiE.
Attest-JoHN B. REED, City CLERK,
lime III. IS5I.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
81 Real Eatate BIZ order oe Corrt.

NE Saturday the 2iih day Of jane, 1854, between the
y hOurs Of 10 O'Clock, AN and and 3 O'Clock, P. ".
on the promises, will be sold 20 tue highest bidd9r, the
following Real Estate. asths property Of DGrtd Vishsr,
deceased. tO-wit: Part ofihe Northeast Quarter a. Sec
ton No. Il. Township No. 10, Range No. II, beginning
at 0 stone at The NV corner Of the lands ofJacob Good:
thence North 9G pales and ab5uts feet 10 4 stove II tns
line dividing The lands Of Jonathan D. Zook and Fran
els Myers; thence West 70 poles 10 a stone; thehe5
Southeast % polesto the place VI beginning, containing
One Acre. more or le5s.
Also, E tract OF about one-t.lf an Acre, lying Rnsf o.
above tract, South Of Francis Myers tract, WesI o1Johp
Goods tract and North Of Jacob Goods farm
First tract appraised at Sis.
Second tract appraised at SO.
Te-~s Of Szle-Oue-ihiTd in head and the residue
in Two equel annual payments with interest from the
day Of sale JAMES NIsHER,
I VOL
.Adn'tors 0rtAs Esta.Se Of DGTii W.SASr, sesfGssf'
ag0r o. IEEA-5uQ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
GEORGE s. EATON, N. D.,

PEYEIccihS, oCuLIFT, AID oaTHosEDIckL srEeroS.
"AVING L0sqtef permanently IN CRIIichothe. offers
hi professional services TO all who arr afflicted
with any Of the following diseases or dgf0rmitiea:
Amaurasis. O~Uthalmia, or inflammation Of the Egss
Gramelar Lids; WGtery Eyes; CEtaructs, speeks cad
Plems. eGeetusjiy removed; strabismus or Gross 8yss
cured in q faw seconds; Ptasis; Club Foot; Hair Lapi
together with every other operation belonging 10 ina
operative Sdrgson.
OgFICE-Va adde's Block Residsnce City House.
r F-NO charges for eXaniAEtio
Address Chill.co.he, OH Nay 2. ls4-iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
Now York mnr,,m.

NEw YoBx, June l2-Flour, unset
tied, 1900, bbls. at 8@8,75 Southern de-
clned Re; $780, sold at 8,75@9,81.
Wheat, dull.
Corn, tribe lower, 80ae7c.
Provisions, Pork dull, Beef firm with an
upward tendency, Lard firm.
Whisky Ohio a..
Money market unchanged, stocks are
.hipher
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
snln or raeal Estate BIZ oraer of Court

ON Saturday, The s4th day Of JHre, 1854, on the pre-
mises, in the town Of Baltimore win besoli TO ths
pertv of John Cox, deceased, t0-wit; Five undivided
Slxths of Lotto Five. 81 in Square No, 2, In thetown
Of Baltimore. Fairfield county, Ohio. subject the pay
mentt TO Jane Cox, twidow os said John Cox and her
assigns, on the lst day Of April, 1855, and, yearly and
each and every year thereafter, ON the Isl day OF Apnl,
during the natural life of the said Jane Cox, ofthe sum
Of Ten Dollars; and a ratesble proportion Of said sum to
be paid to her representatives for the year IN which she
may die.
Appraised at $500.
Terms of Sale-one-third In hand, and residue in
Of sale, R. J. OUICABT, Aim'tor
OF tie Estate Of JOAH Cor, deceased.
Nay 10, Is54-6w
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
ArricnIfnrnl Wnre Ilnrnn.

~NARNRRs should bear In mind when they want %
II purchase their Farming Tools, that they viii End a.
the New Hard ware Store, ono n the lagos. s.ccks 20 u
found Ia The market. All Of which have bs1n Durehss
cd Directly fron thsHanufaeiurgrs,a and VIII be sold loN,
Consisting OfCaAa and German Steel Com aid Straw
Seythes; steel Blade Hoes; Hay and Straw Porks 3iisr
~scythes. Grain Grades aud Rakes; SeyIhe ELathes,
Stone sud Rifles, Spades, Grain Scoops etc etc.
April26, 1854 JOHN E~FFITCEn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
C~inci N nrkea.

~CISGSSATI, June l2.-F1our, fat, buy
ers are holding OF AMI sellers more anxious
20 realize. Prices moSe nominal.
Provisions, nothing doing. Linsccd Oil
78c. Whisky 22c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
mnrEo,a-

GAZETTE oFTIcE, June, Is, I854-We
quote wheat this morning at 1.75;
Flour. $500; Corn (Shelledj 4Oc; Oats,
Dried Apples, 100; Beans, 100
Coffee i33c; Sugar, 5l@64c; Tea, 45@
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
strnnrc

Scientific Men are daily bringing 20 Iight, now Inven-
tions, aud the March OF Progress Is onward; persons
BALD. or becoming so, will be pleased 70 learn, that
Science and long research combined, have brought be-
The Article Of EMERSON'S AMERICAN HAR RE-
SToRATIVE, A Sure CURE foR BALpsEsu ard 70 pre-
vent HAIR FROM FALLIEe. See Circulars 10 DO had OF
Agents. Price 81, 90 in large Bottles.
soldby Kaufman & Co., and :. L. slocum, Agents.
Lancaster, o.
Street, Cleveland, o.
2 May4, 1854. Sn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE Presidents
proclamation against fllibusters excites
considerable attention here, but the friends
of freedom in Cuba tits said have so per-
'tectsd their arrangements as to notactcon-
trary to the laws.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

. ET The citizens of st. Louis have de-
termined to erect a monument to the men,
DRY of A. B. Chambers, Esq, late editor
of the st. Louis Republican.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
HOUSE RUILDERs DEPOT.

ToHN EFPlN6ER would lnviis tbs attention Of Gov
~ PsHtsrs aud House BuiIdsrs " his large stock Of
House building materials. They will fad consiabuy
on hand, the best Juniata Nails, SpikesaDd Eylds;
The most approved Door Locks and iHtchoi
Window Glass and Sash Of all sizes
coneklin and Woods Pure white lend srd OH
Door and Blind B -, Shop Hinges, Bolts etc.
Those about building viii be certain 70 save money
By examining my phces before purehasiDg elsewhere.
April 20, IS51.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
Tnnl..

EUTTED 70 all trades and ofthe most approved make.
Butchers Cast Steel, Rirmsr and Secksrs GouEes,
Spear and JacksOn's Castand Spring steel saws
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masonsa and Plasters TroWls,
COoper's Drawing knives, etc., for sDle ehesp By
April 70, fs54f JOHN EPFINGEh.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
RurgV and CarrInae yTntyera

VHTILL nnd, at the Men Hayars-e stoys, opposite
w tho Ja{tnode Hopse, one OF The 1argei and bsst
selected stock Of Tdmmings ever opened IN this nGr-
kei. Consisting IN part Of
100 Pieces Enamlid Duck and CrnYsss,
Is Fancy eoIo-sd DO.
50 I" all wool and uGion Damaaks
50 Hides patsAt and Enau7d LcElb =,
Brass ard Silver Plated Banda. Top Pr9ys,
Stump Joints. LAces, Sphng, ANsis, ete.
Lancaster, Aphl25, Ie5f. JOHN EFEiEGER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

F1Mr. Towers, the mayor elect of
Washington, is the fou.th printer who has
been elevated to ;ha. Office during the las,
thirty-;wo years.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

EsEItis stated that more than IS cattle
have recently died in Montpelier, VT, and
vicinity, from the effects Of being bitten BY
mad dogs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

IMPORTANT FROM TExAs-IHe Indian
War-1erriWe onslaught uponMe Whites
-Twenty-Mree soldiers, thirty MricanS
and sir Awericdno killed.
The New Orleans Picayune contains i'm
portant news from Texas-the dates being
to the 3ist ult.
The threat of the Indians to wage a des-
olating war against the whites, was being
carried out.
An express which had arrived at Calves
ton, reported that the Indians, to the mum
Der of 500, had rallied under Wild Cat,
the noted chief and commenced a slaughter
upon the white inhabitants.
When about thirty miles west of Victo-
ria, they fell in with a company of twenty
five soldiers, whom, with the exception Of
two, they killed.
They next attacked a party of Mustang
traders and citizens, killing t~hirty-six Of
their number, of whom thirty were Mexi.
cans and six Americans.
When the express left, the fighting was
still going on desperately, and the Indians
had been heard to say that they would des'
olate the whole country to the borders Of
the Rio Grande.
The express rider had his horse shot I'm.
der him by a ball fred by one of the Indi
ans.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

LoHN EEEIMaER

HAS lately purchased from ?. Bope MS intares. r
II the HgdWare business, and In addition 70 his al
ready large stock, Il now daily receiving, direct fotl
the 1aaBasfarers and fupertsrs,a large purchase ~
now goods, which viii make Me stock Of Hardware one
oftho most extensive 70 be found In this market. RS
factaFera, which are equal 70 any, Will ensble him 4,
oder al descriptionR OF 81 fsesr price fAaA
any other estabfisAmsAf. The A~ttebiion Of FkRnrts
and MECHANICS ts invited 10 the exiruordinafy induog-
mentsuow held out 20 them IN tho way o. great bar
gains-fnlly satished that n they consult thclr own In
forest they will b certain 70 ezllaud examine bis pr
ees before purchasing elsewhere. By closs ~sitsntlon
TO business, and By constantly keeping on hand n full
and cOInplete assortment aud the Best goods, NJ hopes
10 secure a large share ofuie patronage Of us Fsrinets
and Mechanics Of the county.
Anil or IaEx
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

EE-A writer in the New York Ex-
press proposes the Hon. Ed. Bates, of Mo-,
as a candidate for President, and the Hon.
Robert G. Winthrop, ofMass., for Vice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

YoOsE SETTER Dog with d stripe
T5 ~ ) MS Note and marked Win q
&S~r5Sbfown 5sddle On bis shoulder. snd WITH q
long tsil, 40 had on when 10 lefi ne owners rBme on
his collar. Any one Who mag EiTo rformattQn ~ %
Iii whereabouts or rstlrn hin = ~ Esb9cdbss 81 1aa-
eas.es, Ohio, y1ll 30 libseeiiyg 9get4h.
Nay 24,1e5s.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
THE GREAT HAT AND CAP STORE
BOTH WHOLESALE M RETAIL
CAnROLL IILLS

- TNRE undersigned having purchased the Grlss
Eiii and FIGURING Mil heretofore owned by Cen
III j. c. Reynolds. deceased, woald hereby inform
The public that il is his purpose to make thS Mil what
it should be, a Grist mill for the accommodation OF tho
cureI the services Of an experienced Miller, is prepar-
ed, as he believes, to do work calculated TO pleaSe-
and therefore solicits patronage. -
May 30, 1854. J. RADEbAGH
IL pleas COPY
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Junction uaiIrOa

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Junction Ek1ilro9t
NOTICE is hereby given, that Books for subscription
to the Capital Stock ofthe 'HIlncaster and Newark
Junction Rail Road Company will be opened by the
persons, and at the times and places named and speei-
ned below, ta-wit:
BY James Il. Stanberry and Israel Ollie, at Newark,
on Monday, the 18Th day Of June next.
ByJames harvey, James Larimore and James Lyons
at Hebron, on the goth day ofJune next.
BY C. 7. Brush and David Hooper, al rhornport, on
"Wednesday, the2lst day ofJunc next.
BY NJ. II. Brock and o. P. LandOn at Salem, on
Thursday, the 2cnd day Of jane next.
BY Abram Decker, John Gil and Jaco CGrnrike, at
Mil .rsport. on Friday the 23rd day ofJu 10 ncxt.
By T. P. AshSrooS and David Cupp, at Pleasantyille,
on the 24th day of June next.
By ). c. stambauGh, Daniel K ltz and Elias Perry, at
Lancaster, ON Monday, the 26th day of June nexi.
f.. PERRY,
DANIEL KUTZ,
5. c. STAMBAUGH,
pAVID CUPP,
JACOB CARNRIKE,
NJ. ID. BROCK,
I. =. ASHBR0OK,
May u, 1854. Corporators.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

RArLRAoD PRoJEoT.-A correspondent
of the Lexington Democratic Organ sug-
CESS the construction of a railway between
Lexington and Jacksonville, a distance OF
sixteen miles. The cost he estimates at a.
bout 100000.
BY this means, using for the purpose the
Cleveland and GAINESVILLE, and portions of
the Wilmington and the Hooking Valley
roads, he anticipates an advantageous con-
nection between Cleveland and the Ohio
river.-Zdnes. Cour. Il
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Es-It is stated that the fugitive Burns
is a regularly ordained preacher in the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
nIcYEIGH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, JUSTICE or THE
PEACE ASD GENERAL LAND AGENT
Lancaster, Ohio,

VEyILL give attention to the purchasing and selling
w Of Real Estate, also, to the procuring Of Pen
sions and Bounty Lands.
oFFICE-In the Brick Block, nearly opposite thO
Hooking Valley Bank may ID le54 Z