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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-19
t1ypresS Shingles.

CYPRESS SHiNgits. =1=7@7" 1900
A FEW hundred thousand Shingles made out Of
N the heart of the best cypress. for sale by a.
sens t= .5 !. n. HOWELL & Co
rOFFEE, Tea, Chocolate, Rice Soap, Mniasses,
~ Vinegar, Mustard, Pepper, Ginger Spice, Salad
Oil sardines, Lobsters Brandy Fruits, Fruits put up
in their Juice, Almonds, Raisns, Tobacco etc.,
for sale BY a+ ei=@ @ E. & B. JACOBS.
EIs0R SALE-Severai likely NEGRGEs-sean-
II stress. house servant, cook. washer and iroaeg;
and field hands. Apply at the auction store ef
sept5 a. l.. HEINE.
DIAPER HANGINGS--An assortment, for sale
= cheap, at " r. II. MORRIS.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-19

W. B. Sturgess presented his account against the
corporation for extra ditching 400 feet $780,
motion, referred to the committee on claims
Waldran d Austin's account against the corpora
ton for So IA, for furnishing materials and laying
pavement in front of block No. Al on Market street,
was reported ON fayorablY BY the committee on
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-19

CREoLE HAIR OIL-The best article in use for
" restoring, preserving, adorning and identifying
the human hair. For sale at
augl5 WIN. BALLS Drugstore.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-19
C u DDY BRO WN 4 Co,
Commission Merchants.

% CHEHp stEeet, Now JFEcans.
VIE undersigned are prepared to make Liberal
I advances on cotton consigned to the above house.
~ Z
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
And lhara Iii ami aha naroar I'D iha.

And there viii end the career Of these
gentlemen who arrogate to themselves the
exclusive tu:elage ofthe Democracy oftho
country. as ended that of Mr.. Calhoun,
and his proselytes who took the peculiar
charge Of the "S.ate Rights" party. They
sank. under the universal conviction that
their zeal for Stale rights was an ardent
passion TO reach political power. at the
hazard Of extinguishing in the blood ofthe
people the wise and flee institutions it had
cost so much to establish.
Our i~nnovating Democrats. who put un'
der foot the representative principle: who
violate the known will Of their %constitu
ents: who scorn their instructions L re-
dress the wrong they have committed;
who reply 10 the suirages that condemn
their conduct. that they ave not Democrat
ic sulfrases; who, in the plenti,ude Of their
inability, rend our Of the Democratic part
ty Maine. New Hampshire, Connecticut,
New York. Pennsylvania. Ohio, Indiana.
Michigan, Illinois. Wisconsin and Iowa.
because they will not submit; 10 the will Of
these, their representatives, who have set
up a test which must ever exclude Massa-
chussets. Vermont sud Rhode Island from
its ranks; who have bartered away rights
secured to them all by cOmpacts-will
soon learn that Democracy does not reside
in tho organization Of intriguers, but in
the mass of the people.
1t is the glory Of our great Republic
that its Democracy springs up from the
soil and 1orrisiies in the fresh air of our
widespread country; and that its rich
harvest, imparting health. strength and
spirit to our whole system. is gathered an
nually Mt the polls. The Democracy which
is hrei in caucuses and cabinets is a sort
of hot-bed species. suited to the taste Of
%cpicurean politicians. whose appelitesa are
their principles. Incumbents and expect.
ants OF Offices and digniIies, claim n sortot
patent right in tho machine Of Govern
mcnt. to create 4 Democracy adapted to
their purposes. Thor innovations in the
machinery are contrivances to renew their
privileges for new terms, and tho people
arc tho subjects who arc to be used in it,
to pay tribute for chis privilege, and take
pride in the skill Of the operators,
The telegraph wires and tho Cincinnati
| Convention are to bring all the m:sterly
combination Of the Administration in con
tact with the masses ut the appointed time.
But win the wires work? Undoubtedly
the people, Ear and wide, will have their in
structions from the operators; but tho re.
spouse will probably DO a ~lhunhcrbolt to
those who have violated their rights,
spurned their remonstrances. and, as a
consequence. have arrayed brothers from
the different sessions Of the Union 10 shed
each others blood, in civil war, on the
plains Of Kansas.
Yours, respectfully.
E P. BLAIR.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
From tho Hartford limos.


ME3sRs. EDIroEs:-Permit me 10 state
a few facts concerning the tyranny which
a priest in lhis city is attempting to exer.
else over some of our citizens who soc I'll
10 send their children to FREQ schools, and
the great abuse which has and mus. still
Cow from the conduct Of This priest.
l havo two boys, and have for several
years sent them 10 the Central District
School. About n year since, tho Rev.
Mr.. Hughs, Of st. Patrick's church. called
my attention to this matter, md said 10 me,
that after the first ofJanuary then following.
all tho children connected with his church
who were attending District Schools would
DO taken away and sent 10 the Catholic
school. ] replied that | did not consider
tho Catholic school ms good rs the one that
they were tlrcn attending, and that | could
not consent to the change so far rs my
children were concerned. He informed
mo il [ did not make tho change. ! should
be denied the paivilrgo Of communion so
long as refuse, and from that day TO this
| have been denied that privilege. Here
the matter rested for nearly one year.
On the 18th inst. my wife went 10 tho
church to attend upon one Of its religious
rites. Mr.. lIughs here asked her whero
her children attended school. She replied
at the Certre school. lie then informed
her that il her children continued to attend
there he would deny her absolu,ion upon
her death bed! This troubled my wife ex.
ccedinyly, and during tho night she had
no sleep. She was grieving constantly.
This morning | called upon Mr.. Hughes
at his residence. He received me with n
surprising drgrec of contempt, though |
treated him with courtesy, and only desired
that he should not, without good cause,
make trouble in my family. Iaskod him
what had occurred between him and nv
wife yesterday-that | had called to see
about it, as sho WAS in great distress Of
mind. He made no reply, then asked
him it he had assured her hat she should
not have absoluIion upon her death bed,
il she did not take the boys from the Centre
school? and he replied that he had.
then asked him why he had taken this
course-why he did not come 10 me as the
father of the boys, and not thus trouble q
woman? Ec said she was my "half," and
that she should participate in this question;
aud that he had appealed TO mo on a former
occasion, aud found that il was Of no use.
I then said iii you deny this right (of alb
solution) to my wife lo' the reason you
give. | shall write TO Boston and New York,
and TO Ireland il need be. 10 ascertain
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
The HOLIDAYS.

AS usual, the Holidays are passing with
all the usual activity, festivities and pleas
ures that the season brings in its traiu.-
Business of every description upon tho
streets has been brisk. Indeed, in some
cases, tho crowds that were damned" to-
gethcr were truly amusing. We saw none
more so thau those around and inside the
establishment Of JoHN LYONS, Such a host
Of litlle folks, each vieing with tho other
to get pick at the toys and c%anlies, we
have never seen. An were joyous and
happy, We were glad TO see our mer-
chants generally driving so large n share Of
business, May success attend all efforts.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
sherinls sale.

The STAT 4 Of 0Aie, Fai.fsld County &c,
E0URSUAN TIC the command OF an order or saio
i from the ooutt Of Common Pleas In said county,
me ~dirsetsd. | will otter at public sale az The
Sours HOUSE y Lancaster, on zsssdsy tAs lStA day
JaRRafy, 1883, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and 4oAcloek IN, the following described Real Is
tate, to-vit: BotNo. ~ In Carpenters addition TO the
Town OF Laneaster; also, Lot No. 10 10 Bradstradt'r
addition to Lancaster; elso 4 acres OF the East end OF
tao following described tract OF land, being on Zaness
location ofland on which the town Of Lancaster WAS
laid out, in Township No. l4,o Range No. IS or Unit
cd States lands aold at Chillicothe. beginning. Al q.
post Whetea stone "a pIanted on tho South side ihereJ
OF, near Recs' bridge, being the owertoll-bridg over
tho HockhoekinS River. near said Town Of Lahcnster,
where Z honey locust six inches In diameter bears
South 81 aegrses East 80 links and % Elm 50 inehes
IN diameter eare North o0k degrees; thence South
Sok degrees Wcst 10 chains and IS links to a post
NoS,S ~ : S Saesye s1e WIZ y 9d n2 Snss - 2 qIamstsE hssrs
4 inches in diameter bears North s0k East ois links;
thense South q chains and 5Qlinks 70 A pos,; ihonceS
North 5sz degrees West chains and 68 links TO tho
place Of beginning, containing So aeres more or less
Lot No Ain Carpenters additiaR ,npprniscdat 1890.
Lob No l0in Brnds,RteH addition Appraised Al AGO.;
4 acres Hundred aud Eighty Doiiafa. NS
To be sold. as the property Of James NJ. Pratt, n tho
salt ofJohn N. LoWfic, Terms OF sale eash.
Martin and Sehieich, Attorneys.
Lancaster Decehberl -, eS5-5w32Spf$GE I'D.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
THE uoLLIDAYs X1in CoMENGu
&1TI BO0M RE
Oaposite .ShmEel,s gIIotcI.


r - - - L.A.
DEGS lha W to frforn his old customers and'cyery
HI body elae thathe has Just received direct from
Rae, publishers, a heavy invoice Of Standard and Mis-
celianeous Works. GIFT Books, AnnuuIk. &c. suited
iorthc Library, Parlor and Holiday Rresents:a among
thqll may be pented BritishPoets. Z vols Octave. bound
IN Morocco, revised E.dition; Shakespeare. Moorr's
aud Byron's complete Poetical Works, with, fine steel,
Illustrations with thetasgcst and most com plete stock
ofPo9ticai woyAs ercTb nht Ia thls city. Z 4ni-
: Ai8o, Fenglp LIFE an 1ng tao I0ruoDa,bvthewi
OF m Elder; hight and D&tkncSS, a st0Ty 81 f~iaiito;ia-
bio iifc; Footprints offan ncrant, yRTa G5EddIs:
Japan hsit W and is, by Hildreth. Wharly's Futaro
State; Ettelgor the Dohb!c Error, by Msrian Jani9s;
Tho, HiddeqP Path by Ms Marion lIarland; CoAe Cut
Corners, by benauly. III,
Am4nghs Giti B6ak asHAnnusis may bafound the
Thoughts Blossom; Memoryis Gifts Christian Keep.
sake; friendships 1oken; the Philocpenn; Ciriian
Git; Snow Plake:t Free Mason's Gil; Moss Rose;
Atlantic Sogenior A6ectioirS Gift; Romance of M
ricah landscapes, a ~bAantifht work. p1tbonnd and pat
npintho nsetestardmost substantial style.r ~ ~
Assoc largo nSsortment Of Bibles, large aud small
and all prices: Hymn Books: Catholic Prayer looks,
tosothor With eYefy variety Of Religious Works. Ja.f
An extensive assortment OF Cap, Letter and Note
Paper. Envelopes, &c. 0urstock has beeulaidfn with
special reference 70 tho 1Fauts and, Tastes of our Pa
tFSns. Ladies and Gentlemen viii cnIl and exsmiae
at theirielsure. .s1 beAt%d Ea5sF Dyes
P.S, My arrangements ire ~Sneltibat | receive every
new work direct fran the Publishe r. as soon as issued.
Lancaster, Nov. &. lS55-95& JOHN SEARLRS.t =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
Ladies', Donotion FestIyoI,

We learn with pleasure that the ladies'
oftho Methodist Protestant congregation in
this city, purpose holding Donation Par
ty at the residence of their Pastor, Rev.
WM. BAwDEN, N. E. corner of Wheeling
and High Streets, on New Years Eve,
Dee. 3ist.)
Wo are confident, from tho liberal spirit
manifested by our Ladies on similar occa
sions, that this will DO n Of the most
pleasant parties of,he season. We under.
stand the management of the whole affair
has been undertaken by our esteemed lady
friend, Mrs. Benjamin Connell, Let eve
ny one go and contributes liberally,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27

We ara PANEL to announce tho death,
by drowning, Of Mrs. Trozal and her chill
oftwo years oil. Of Hebron. on Saturday
evening last. while attempting % ford WAL
nut Creek, ncar Baltimore, Mrs. L. and
her child. in company with n lal, were on
their route TO this city to spenl the Iloli.
days with soma friends. Tho hd alone
escaped. The bodies were found on Sun
day, and brought in for burial by their
friends hero. How true it is, that In lie
midst Of Life ace are in DsoM Instead
Of spending tho Holidays joyously. with
their friends, and returning home full Of
life anl happiness-they now slumber in
Death. .
AYoTuER.- On last Sunday week, n
young man &c yeare of ago, named shy.
DER, was drowned in one Of the canal locks
at Lockville. Young Snyder was highly
respected by all knew him.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
An Ordinance

TopsoYIds f1r tao establishing Of Gas WORKS IL tho
City OF Lancaster.
= Cay IF Lsaeas:sr, That +. d. Covsrlsle, bis assoc
el-iss, successoske ad assignG be Snd9hey are hereby
aGihorssd TO 3 he stree.S$LanEs, Allsys and Prb-I
tor ma psyasrSefef % SnApxsJtisFoto, for, he
I IN n So SsSS .aIsS giPs S6 SST BE- IL kSG ~ 2 s sse SsI z sss
It's IniebitanIs; SAID pipesao bSmtde Of Cast lion OK
o'Ser SUBSTANCE ean1I'y Z gsod for Ne purposs. Aud
islh tbs ncSessarS drasatgs OF SaidlU CITY ~ mcans Of
Sew srsor other nnaer,ground fixtures Tor Che purpose
efdrsiRhse Nor VITA the laying OF Plpss to conduct
sro. 9. All excavations of stroots, Alleys, &C., shall
be- made under tue direction OF said City Council, aud
With tho least Inconvenience to the public interests;
and ell injnriesdone 10 the sid streets, Alleys, &c,
by reason of said excavations, shall be repaired with
81 ass s @es saat ny ~ an awe 5 si ii GSsS Il sSoa t als iasSi
MS before said excavations were made, aud the said
* ;5 IL GST ,ns ss AND 40 us s@ssosiatsa and assigns, saalt
persons by rea9on oflhe exeaYgtlops Of tho Streets,
Alleys aud anesiUsdd eity.
SEC. 3. BsG farther enacted, That, In consideration
Of tho privileges herein granted to the said X. T. Co.
verdale, his associates, succe ssors aud asSignS, hey
shall, on or bifore thu first day CD April, 1856. com
mence tho construction Of works for the siaannlactnre
OF Gas, and shall, blythe nrst day OF April, 1881, have
completed the samos together with the laying % at
fuFnlsR 10 the city for public lamps, gas, at a rate not
u exceed Two Dollars and FRY Ceptsfor 1000 cubic
f Eshn said s city G ping a, n all shRsS S for said PS adj.
III 1872 80 tthts6RN 80 @AA haSJ
shall furnish Gas 10 the inhabitants OF the City alta rate
not exceeding Four Dollars per 1000 cubic feet, and in
case of said R.T. Coverdale, hisassociates, &C., per-
performing all ihe conditions OF this ordinance. they
shalthavc exclusive privilege OF tsying Pipes FOR con-
yeying Gas n said Streets, laneS, alleys and Public
Gronds. and of putting up Pipes and other Fittings
In Dwellings,, SIofes, shops, and other building and
place., connecting sthsm s~withsthe main or leading
: Pipes, for tho term Of ten ycarssfrom the date OF this
nrdinnnees4 And II Is further provided, that any tenn
pprary htiluroion the part Of the said R~T9CoveFdale
his asso GATES, &c, o perform any ofthe conditions OF
this ordinance, where such failure Is occasioned by ac-
cidento or uniogarde yents.i 1t shall not work. forfeiture
ofthe privilege herein contained provided Che same
shaltbe repaired within unreasonable time. EEc9 IS
,SEG,4 dad IL JHrthe4 enacted, That the above or
~iinahoe shall not be 50 eonstrued asto pervent the ct
salt III air canvenienc] to any amount not exceed.
Ing onc.hak the cost OF said Gas Work. t2
Sec. s. Said X. I. ooyeflale, his associates, &c.
shall Ole theft acceptance OF this ordlnanoe with The
City Clerk within 10 days from The date ofits passage
CHARLES F. SHEFFER, President
Attest-G.S s. WILLIAMS, City CLERK.
Lancaster, Deeember 90, 5J-3M3 H3e &t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
FlrSi FIrSn FITs,,i

Persons labortng under this distressing maIady will
due DR. HANcE's Epiloptic Pills to b3 tho only remedy
oybr discover for caring Epilepsy or Failing Fits. These
Pills possl5sa specific action on the nervous systoini
and although prepared especially for th, purpose of
curing Fits, they will bs found Of especial bSneHt 10
all persons afflicted with weak nervoy, or whose ner>
voIs syst I'm has bsen p~ro,trAted or shattered from any
causs what)Icr. Tho dyspeptic patti snt, whoss.stomach
sustaining elem ont, Is relieved by a a single course Of
ia, extraordinary pills. THIS gastract nuid ro.acquiros
Its solvent power, and thu crudo nutriment which was
organization was parAlyzsd aud ~unsErung, becomes un-
dor tho wholesale revolution created In tho system,
the basis Of strength, activity and hoalth.
Sent - any part of the country by mail, fres of post
asa. Address SETH S. HAShE, iGS Baltimors Stroot,
Baltimore, Maryland. Prico--on1 box, SO: two, IS;
Ohio, aud all Drugglsts & ,~nerally D 9i-9w3i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
mar Cnrrlcr,a AAarcsn.

Our little Devil, BtLLr,-and by the
way, the cutcst little Imp alive.-will be
out early on New Years morning, with
his NEW YEARS ADDRESS. He will give
all his patrons, and tho rest Of mankind,
a call, when no hopes to meet with many
sniles-anl-and-a Quarter! His Adj
dress is The D, PRODUCTION Of one OF the most
prolific pens Of the city, and is well worth
the sum. Treat the littlo rascal kindly;
and If n streak Of liberality should happen
10 oyertako the reader, don't stop at q
Quarter, but give him as mach moro as
conscience may dictate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27


Eg' Fnz LpSooS Q%UAETsELY REVIEW
for October, is upon u table. TIE con
tents Of this number are-Peler Daniel
lIuet-LiEe anl Opinions S1hool Ser
mons; Tae Newcomers; The Caldwell Pa
pers; The Chaniies and Poor of London:
Latin Dictionaries; Arago and Brough-
am on Men Of Science; Pitt and Fox,
This number is decidedly n of tho
most readable OF tho year. and worthy the
pcrusal Of every literary scholar. For
terms Of the Qusrterly, Blackwood, &c.
see fourth page last week.
Tue GENIUS OF THE WEsr.-Tha No
vember number of this excellent Magq-
zine, devoted especially TO tho encourage
ment OF Western Literature, is upon Our
table, and is a ine specimen Of the Jour
nal for the past year. It's contents com
pare most favorably with any Of the Maya
zines Of tho day, while its editor, VIZ. T.
CoosuALt. Esq, is in every way worthy
of patronage. Terms 81 per year. 4
E2- Address, W. 4. CoesuALt, Editor
and Publisher, Cincinnati, Ohio. s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
SheriH,s Said.

Tse state Of ohiO Fairfield Gouafg, 50.
nURSUANT to tho command or an order OF ssles
il from tho Court Of &C Common Pleas of Fairfield eoun@
tyrahd 70 me dircctod, lwfl offer atpublicsRIe attfss
Court Housein Lancaster, on Tacsddy thc 15th daE on
JOaadrg' 1856, between 10 o'clock q. IN. and 4 O'Clock
p. M, the following described Real Estate, to-wit.
IL Lots nuinbers nfesaud ak q and 81 in Carpenters
addition to the Town OF Lancaster, othcrwise knows.
and nuu bored on tie new plat and by recent number
ing OF saifTown now City OF Lancaster, as Lots Nos.
Two Hundred and Two and Two Hundred aad Three
90 and 293l in said city of Lancaster. No S apprais
ed at $1,000. Not appraised at S14oO, To be sold IS tho
propcrt! of1ames NJ Pratt, at the suit nj John D., Mar.
lin. Terms cash. WILLIAM POTTER, shcrIn.
Martin and Sclleich, Attorneys ;. et,r
Lancaster, December -, le55-5v3opfA3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27

TT The communication Of = is
in type but again unayoidahly crowded
out this week. We are sorry FOR this. but
could not avoid it. We shall find room
for 1t next week.
"ONE OF rnn ProrLE."-AppeSrs in our
columns again this week. His ideas are
good aud should command tho attention Of
every tax payer. Let no one fail 70 read
his article.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
! SheriH,s Sale.

TAG State Of ohiO, EsiEfsh Cssnty, 80.
HDgRSUART to the command OF an order OF sale "a
II from the Court Of Common. Pleas In said county,
and to me directed, viii oHer at public sale al tho
doorot the Court H0use In Lauc asteT, on, 7asedag ths
o'clock a. n; and 4 o'clock y. M, the following des--s
! 81 feet off of Lot No O in Carpenters addition to the
IoEn OF Lancaster, appraised at 1890. Also, North a
hauotLot No. SftHC arpenter's addition TO the Town
ofLaneaster, appraised at $3.50 Also, Lot No114, Al :
praised at $685. slso, lot No lis appraised at s4Or;,
also, lots no ll6, ia, lis and no appraised at $500.
all tnCarpentor,s additions The town of Lancaster. To
DO sold ms the property ofyames NJ, Pratt, stthe suit
OF William Shade, Jun: and John Borland, receivers,
&C.. Terms OF sale cash. WIN. POTTER, Sheriff.
III. H.Huntet, Attorney.
Lancaster, Ohio, December u, ls55-Sr5apfss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
VALUABLE FARm FOR SALE.

CONTAINING .l3 Aeresofgood quality, with sum-
cient Bottom Land for meadows, ll0ncres OF
arc In nhigh state OF cultivation. On the promises,
o. there. is n lne ORCHARD containing $50 ~
$50 bearing Apple Trees OF the bost quality 49,
IL grated, a number Of Peach Trees, Ilofthe l.
finest quality OF grated Pear Trees and upwardsof rs
Chacry Trecsof all qualities. With the exception of
the Orchard, every field Is woll supplied with stock
wnter, from Springs on various portions Of tho
KIN Farm. The Buildings consistof a neatcomfort-
GEA able Dwelling Houses Spring House, Washhouse
an a large Swies Barn IS feet by ~ feet, erected In
ie4g and other out buildings for vasons purposes.
Tho FARMS situated In Groenaeld Township, eight
,nilea Northwest OF Lancaster, near Walnut Creek,
bclw cen Carroll and Basil. ADAM BRANDT,
NoNNmhAfa. 1aAh-1mQI - -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
Hartford, December Is. 1855.

A TINE FOR ALL TntNas.-"Mrs. Briggs,
said a neighbor, who stepped into the house
Of the former, just as she was in the act
Of seating herself at thc dinner table, shave
ofthe dreadful accidont?" "Why,
no; wha, is III" ''Mr. Briggs has fallen, aud
is killed" rs it possiblel Well, Just wait
until l finish my dinner, and then you'll
hear cryingp'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
Attachment Notice.

Henry Leonard & S. d..
Leonard, know rs tho firm of} Hets E
Plaintiff, In Al. Attachment.
&. Leonard d Brother
against ID.
Thos. J. Tablcf, Defendant, ea
NQBFoREJ.V. Brison. n Justice Of the Peace for
y , Walnut township Fairfield county Ohio, on fha
soth day Of NJ vemb u, 1855, said Justice issucd an or.
der o%fattaei men IN the above action for tho sum on
dollar, and twenty -four ccnts.
LEONARD & BROTHER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
.%din't0r's Of rhoma. McAthat, acc In Falrasla

against y,f
The Widows and Heirs Of said dec'd.3 Com Plens..
NltE Undersigned. pursuant to an order OF snIc di-
u rcrted IN them In tsb above cas-, will on M,
7Tsatieth cora day 81 .LdnWayg, 1850, bsforc the court
mouse d0or ~ he Cit. OF Lancaster. in said county :,
WIN offer AZ public snle, the following parcel Of land,
.o-wit: The North half Of Section No: IL, In Township.
No. ler tange No, .20r bang parts OF lots Nos ls and
II OF fheE Estate ofSvliliaml Morrison, set anart q, M,
proceedings ofpartiiion to David Iihilman aud Elizn,
wife, containing 1862 acres, dtductihg howevcr.
6Ohcrcs on Of the South side OF said tract, With nIlths
cnolTbordnoe thcrcon. To b. sold at not less thnn,
the appraised value. AJrra'ssd nj e300. rcrns chsL !.
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27

Airy.foay tons ofspecie, being Just one
million of dollars, arrived in Cincinnati,
from New Orleans, on Friday, Il belong
ed to that rich and ~extravagant old person.
age known as UNCLE SS2a, and was on It's
way 10 the East.