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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-29
Icmpstcai County, Rock Com

5t.
lom Ialton % Fort Towson, via Pine
pmiH aal laya sport.
From ainas 10 to lIatcher's, on Feyen
Fy River VA mrky's Ferry, Dockworths
IY, Foufche, umas, aAd Medical Spring.
p Gainesville by Drew, to Pocahontas.
Ff5n Gaiueyi,, by Oak Bluff, Chalk Bluff,
an Hn,. pririe Ma. to Bloomfield.
iran Grand Llse, by Masonic, Decrfeld, Lo-
uIaba.
From Grand lake, by Caney Bridge and
HOLLY Point, lamburg.
IQu Grand jaze to Soarcey's.
rom Hamburg by Fountain Hill and Long
Nog 20 WaWm.
aun Hdpa v Planters Big Creek, Valley
hr md lavra ceyile, to Clarendon.
H uema y La Grange, Beech Grove,
A.Ha IanEug and Mount Vernon. to St.
tHn.s.
fna He.eno " LOngtown, Miss, Peach
-r.k ai N9H.Haia, to Slcdgeyile.
t.ou igrna hr North Creek, Tullysvillc,
a.a aad Road Oakland, Cotton Plant, and
.Nta Points lgusta.
tam llIsbo by Union Springs, Holly
,usi ud Union Cross Roads, la, to Mari.
an.
lrm lms by Lewis, w. Thompson's,
m WEI sgIe ong'a, ON White River, and
lto.u Ridge Vashbourne's Prairie.
From iur.'ua By James Bruton's, to Do
yr
From ac. H0.t, to Wild Harris's, nIzard
ylnme
Fmu heh ii to Morrstown.
From 'oe r1.t by powhatan, to Pocahon-
u.
.rom J0 hyRed Bank, to Blot Hill.
From Kngstou to Huntsville
troa Forest Home, Borlaad, and
RHa lWI tmnon.
'-a" eI } Parkyillc, Wiandottc, and
. Hana u ne CITY, Mo.
ua N3c. by the old military road,
ttHA , mont, and Samuel Walkers
u'o m S. rs.
B, by Springfield, to Ciin-
Ha
m by Mary, Brownsville, A.
Intermediate Offices. to Mem
1m by Mouth Of Cache River,
to VaNitau.
From Little Rock. by Preston, and Quitman,
to kindcrhock.
From Little Rock, by North Point, Maumelle
Por,ryvilI9, and Petit jean, to Danvillc.
From Little Rock by Plum Bayou, Pine Bluff
New Gascony, Richland, Swan Lake, Nicotto
Uommins, South Bend, Arkansas Post, and Rec
Fork, to Napoleon
From little Rock, by Collcgcvillc, Benton
FAIR Play, Rockport, Midway, Arkadelphia
! Anvil, A9toin,. lluddleston, Graves, and Mari
boro, to Washington.
. From Little Rock, by Red Oak, Oakland Gro
We, Stony Point, Scorcy, Cold Well, Pleasan
Plains, and Rocky Point, to Batesylle.
From Little Rock, by Perryyillc, Dunvillc
; Parkersburg, Revoille, and Charleston, to For
Smith.
From Little Rock, BY Green Grove, Lewis
burg, Galley Greek, Norristown, Russcllyillc
, and Sctia, to Pittsburg.
From Lebanon to Forsyth, Mo-
!. From Lebanon to Dover.
) From Lemgh, by Bushwkcds, to Storor's Gin
FROM Lewlsburg, by Dart, to Perryyillc,
1
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-29
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY COWCHRN
WE, the undersigned. heirs at law Of the estate
w TH0S BIGGS, deceased, hereby cancel and
aaun power Of attorney given TO John Bobb, Jr
in the month of May or June 1894. for the purpose
of settling mp said state in New Mexico
S ZIMMERMAN,
H. J. ZIMMERMAN,
At 7. L. BlGGS.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-29

Mo.
From 91o. p.uv b n,h-
urn Prairie, Mo,
From Carrollton, to Springfield Missouri.
From CarIOton to Curiton, Missouri, via
Mouth of Buffers Greek and Prairie.
From C0rrolhon to Flat Creek, Missouri.
From Caroll,o to Rockbridce, Missouri.
From Charleston, by Brurner, Big Greek, and
Greenwood, to Sugar Loaf.
From Chickelah to Pleasant Valley.
From Chckelah to Hot Springs.
From Chrksyillo, by CriHn's, Dover, Glass
Village, Clinton, Kinderhook, Wolf Bayou, and
Alder Brook, to Bateyillc.
From Corksyille, by piney, Point Means,
Mount Parlhcnon, and Jasper, to Cawolltou.
From ClarksviIle, by Wardyille, and Ew-
banks Mills, to st. Paul.
From ClNrksyille, by Cobbsvlle, to st. Paul.
From Clarksyille, by Ewbank's Mills, anG
Whiteey's, 0sngc.
From Clarendon to Surrounded HILL
From Clinton, by Meadows, Locust Grove,
and Big Flats, to Buffalo city.
From Gross Roads, by BoCnville, Muminson.
vile, WaldrOn, Parks, and Quito, to Panther,
From Danville, by Rover and Blu0ton, to
Milton Galoroatn's, in Scott County.
From Danyilie, by William Parks, Yell Co.
unity, and Milton, Gilbreath's, 10 Filix Grundy
Gaines.
From Danville, by Parkorsburg, Rock Greek,
Reyoille, Trouble Hill, Boonyille, New Market,
and Greenwood, to Fort Smith.
From Diary Saw, by White Oak, and Powcl's
Mills, to Elba.
From Dary Saw, by Camp Greek and 0hory
Froye, to Lost Creek.
From Des Arc, by West Point, to Searcys.
From DoS Arc Bluff, intcrsccting military
road near CadrOn Ferry, by the way of Lewis
burg, Lemonc's Ferry, and Dardanells, to Frt
Smith,
From Doaksyillc, by armstrong Academy
to Fort W0shita. 7
From Dover, by Borland, to Yellville.
From Ell Dorado, by Beaver Ruin, THREE
Greek, Scottsvilo, La, Franksville, Tiger Creek
and HOrncr, to Mihden.
From I'll Dorado, by Mount Holly, Calhoun
and Dorcheat, to Lewisville.
From Fl Dorado, by Champagnollo, Whining
tsn, Gravel Ridge, Lanark, Warren, Monitor
ga, Monticello, and Cut OF, to Bartholomew.
From Fl Dorado, by Hillsboro, and Jhcrr
Bidge, to Famersvile.
From FL Dorado, by Lisbon, and Buffalo, t
Camden.
Fran Elizabeth, by Jacksonport, Kenyon
Glover Bend, and Pawhattan, to Smithyll5.
From Elizabeth, by COleraine, Santa Fe
Oak Ridge, dorado, and Wolcttt, to Gaines
vile.
From Elizabeth to Wolcott.
From Evansville, by Flint, and Tahlcquah, !
Fort Gibson.
From Fayetteville, by Hilocho to Maysvl
10.
From Fayetteville to Boon's Grove.
From Fayetteville, by Boon's Grove, to Cal
rotten.
From Fair Forest, by Rclf's Bluff, Montongt
Monticello, Lacy, Fountain Hill, Hamborg, an
Ellen, to Bastrop, La.
From Fair Play, by Gifts Mills, to Owen,
vile.
From Fair Play to Het Springs.
From Fort Gibson, by Greek Agency, Mi
co, and Fort Washita, to Fort Arbuckle,
Frem Fort Smith to Donna Anna, on the r
Grande.
Fort Smith, by Jenny Lind, Hodges Prairi
Black Jack, and Tumlnsonvillc, to Woldron.
Prom Fort Smith, by James Fork, Sug,
Loaf, 0hocoyille, and Black Jack, to Tumlir
sonyille.
From Fort Smith, by ChoGtaw Agency, al
Niece, to Fort Washita.
From Fort Smith, by Kindron, to Fort Gil
son.
From Fort Smith, by Choctaw Agency,
tDoahsyille.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
THEO RE TONG,

IN slcF.rs Men Block 6sfsesn the TaiEzGSgs H9aIs-
and SAefer's Hotel,
TTAS Just opened large and beautiful assOci-
Nh B II nent of READY MADE CLOTHING, to
IA gether with cuoice selection Of Cloths, Case
I'M neres and Vestngs. All ofwhieh has been select
ed with great and with special reference TO the
ynnts and tasts of this community.
His long experience in this branch of business, Is
sure garantee that his stock embraces the choicest and
be variety and his purchase has been maze upon suc
terms that he can sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRl
BES, .
The public are respectfully requested to call and et
anime his assortment. Ho has on hand genera Az
sortment Of
And is ut all times prepared to accommodate his Old
fgnds either with an excellent article OF Ready mad
Clothing. or to MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, oct OF
the best material and by most accomplished workmeH,
any style OF garments, FOR MBN AND BOYS, ia tis
best and most fashionable manner. He is confident .'
this respect that he give general satisfaction.
His assortment embraces general variety OF
Linen Goats, veslngs, Snspenden-
Dress do PantalOons, Hosiery,
sack do CraVats, Undershirts,
Garnet bags together with all other articles usually
kept in Gentleman's Furnishing Sterc, and mgIuiA'
ursd in the most fashionable styles. -.
THE ASSORTMENT Is ENTIRELY NEW;
uhas been purehdsed Of ofwel-ostGblished houses IN
the Eastern Cities and will be Darranted to DC made D.
! good material and in durable manner.
He respectfully invites his old customers and others
To cali nj hs new establishment, where nc will AT al
time, bo ready to wait upon them with oOoDS
Tuy LOWEST RATES. To test his promises, hc asks
examination nf his stock in trade aud tnc siye and qat
ity of his manufacture. l. IONu.
| Joncastar. MAY 5, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
AT GREAT BARGAINe!!!
Cheaper than ever before offered I'm
Lancaster.

HAS lately purchased from P. Bope his Interest in
Il the Hardware business, and in addition to his al
ready large stock is daily receiving, direct from
the Manufacturers and Importers large purchase oi
new goods which will make his stock OF Hardware one
OF the most extensive TO be found in this market Ills
facilities for purchasing and arrangements with Manu-
faeturers, which are equal any, will enable him 10
oer all descrptong Of Hardware IOosr prfess tAan
any other esfa5LshmsHt. The attention OF FARHERs
and is invited to the extraordinary indSee-
held out 10 them in the way OF great bar
gainsfulIy satisfied that IL they consult their in
teresi they will be certain 10 call and examine his pr
before purchasing elsewhere. BY close attention
to business, and by constantly keeping on hand fuh
and complete and the best goods he hopes
to large share ofhe patronage ofthe PaTmers
and Mechanics ofthe county.
ANIL Ia5l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--The steamer Can
ada from Liverpool, with European dates
10 Saturday, the 99th. arrived at u o.
clock this evening.
The steamship Hermann arrived out on
the 24tb. ultmo. .....
The latest news from the Crimea is that
Gortschakof telegraphed on the esd ut.
that the Allies landed 10000 men at Eu-
patoria and that $4,000 men were on the
Russian flank. The Allies attacked the
Russian Infantry, on the 22d of Septem-
Der, when the latter retreated. r.,I..
On the Goth ulL, the Allies. $4,000
strong. debouched from Eupatoria, and oc-
cupied the neighboring villages on the left
flank Of the Russians. ta. -~@.
The Russians were fortifying the north
side of Sebastopol and constructing new
batteries. The French were advancing
their Cavalry and Infantry towards Bak-
shiezersi
A fearful tempest had occurred at Se-
vastopol. followed hy heavy rains. Sevas-
topo is to be raised, and the basins to be
filed up.
The allies on the 18th were concentra-
ting their forces between Balaklava and
Tchernaya, and were constantly reconnoit-
ering n,-..H'
The left wing of the Russian army were
actively preparing for an active campaign
Four hundred deserters, mostly Poland
ers, had arrived in the allied camp.
II is reported that the Generalization of
the Russian army is complete, and such
was tile confusion from the first moment of
the assault of the allies upon Sevastopol,
that the soldiers became exhausted through
fatigue, having remained "a hours without
susenance.
The loss of the Russians during the bonn
bardment and assault, is estimated at 49,
600 men. ... .. a.,
The Russians continue to throw fire.
shells into Sevastopol, from the north side.
Some of the guns send shot entirely over
the town. doing much damage 10 the ad-
vanced siege works of the allies.
A letter from Berlin states that Prince
Gortschakoff will shortly evacuate the forts
en- the north side Of Sevastopol, but the
Russians are still making vast preparations
for winter camp.
LrvEapooL, Sept 99--Cotton has declin-
ed /; New Orleans fair is quoted at 7Bd;
New Orleans Middlng 6gd; Upland fair
6Sd; Upland Middling sgd. The sales Of
the week have been 36 600 bales.
The newspaper reports furnish the fol-
lowing quotations.: White Wheat 12a12s.
Cd; red Wheat l Is. Cd; Flour--Westerr
Canal Flour 39@42s; Philadelphia anc
Baltimore 4o@42s; Ohio 42@44s.
COrn-White Corn 42a45s; yellow 4ot
Ais; mixed 4oa40s id.
The coffee market is firm with goot
demand.
Lard has advanced 3s@5s, and the stocl
in first hands is exhausted; sales are report
ed at 63s. ].
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
BY TELEGR r APH.
Dr. Kane's Expedition Returned !---AIl
in good healthg!
New YoRk, Oct, II, 1856.

New YoRk, Oct, II, 1866.
Dr.. Kane and his party composing the
Arctic Exploring Expedition, arrived to-
day; they are all well. The propeller Arc
tic ahd the bark Release of the Exploring
party sent out to search for Kane, Of the
missing Arctic expeditiont returned this
evening, having Commander Kane and
party on board. The propeller aud bark
made their way north in Smiths Sound up
to latitude 70 degrees 80 min. when they
were stopped by ice. Working their way
TO the shore, they discovered an Indian
village, and learned from the inhabitants
that DR.. Kane and party had gone south.
They then returned to Disco island, where
they found DR.. Kane md the other expe-
'ditionists. rHF 1lr
Dr. Kane had pushed his vessel, the
Rescue, as far north as latitude 81 deg,
where they were frozen in. They remained
by her all winter, sending to the Indian
village for provisions. In the spring the
party abandoned the ship, and made their
way southwark in sleds TO Upper Navick,
from which place they were conveyed in a
Danish vessel TO the island of Disco, where
they were found by the searching Expedi-
tion. Three of DR.. Kane's Expedition had
died. and the remainder were more or less
frost bitten. The last winter was intensely
severe in the Arctic regions, and many oI
the natives perished through exposure and
starvation. ,a...s.
No traces whatever had been discovered
of Sir John Franklin. t...s,-a......
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
HOUSE BUILDERS DEPOT.

VoHN EFFINGER would invite the attention OF Ger
. psaters and House Builders to his large stock OF
House building materials. They will find constantly
on hand, the best Junata Nails, Spikes and Brads;
The most approved Door Locks and Latehes;
Window Glass and Sash Of all sizes;
COncklin and Woods Pure White Lead and Gill;
Door and Blind is, Shop Hinges, Bolts, etc.
Those about building will be certain to save money
by examining my prices before Purchasing elsewhere
Aprl 26, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
NEW GROCERY AND NOTION STORE
IOyTN ID. LACKSON.

n HAVE purchased the entire interest OF JoHN LY-
a oNsin the Grocery Store on the Southwest corner
of the Public Square back ofthc Market House. where
shall at al times take pleasure in serving the old
customer. Of the establishment and my friends with
Choice selection of Groceries, Notions, sc
My new supply has already arrived to which invite
special attention of customers. My prices will be as
low any other similar establishment in the city.
new beginner and hope to hayo liberal share
Of the public patronage. JOHN d. JACKSON.
Lancaster, August %, Is55-16M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
Mechanics Tools.

GUlTED to MI trades and ofthe most approved makf
SButcher's Cast Steel, Firmer and Saekets Gouges
Spear and JacksOn's Cast and Spring Steel Saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons and Plasters TrOwls,
Cooper's Drawing knives, etc., for sale cheap by
ADril 26, 1854. JOHN EFFINGER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERlE y
AT THE
CITY GROCERY STORE!
rrDHnU nEHEWETN
a, GEBELEIN,

On, Door EGst Of the Hooking YaIlsy Bank, South Z!
Main Street, Lancaster, OHIO.
~ RSPECTFULIY solicils the attention ofhis friend
IA and customers, and all that may want Groceian
and who will be so kind as to give him call, both from
Of roceries JUS. received embracing in part the 1ci
lowing articles; -. e,,,,,,,. -, m.
GS8l Black and Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sueaf,
"a M Loaf Crushed and Pulverzed; Ree, lotdei
Al.af Syrup S. II. Syrup. s. H. Molasses, N oFicdh'
do oranges Lemons Raisians,, Figs, Prun, AlTnAnd'
Pocons Filberi Coco Nuts and Brazil Nuts, Dried Beet
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Curad Hams, Aaglhh
pairy Cheese and W, r. Cream dos; Spice, Cinnseh0h
Cloves. Nutmegs, Mace, Alspico, Pepper anu Ghage.
Sal Soda Cr Tartar, SalmratAs, Stareh satPotor hkl
IOcwood, Indigo, Madder, Alum, etc., etc.
Soap Candles, Tubs Buckets, BrOoins, Wash bGf' "a
sne iot OF Chewing Tobacco, also Smoking do. AnA
Cigars; Winos and Walkers Burton Pale Aie, ge,H'
al stock ofNotions Toys, and great many other asaS
Mny IS54 II. A. GEBBLEIN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
Buggy and Carriage Makers

buggy and Carriage Makers
VETILL find, at the Nsp Hardsare Store, oppos!ia
w the Tallmddge House, ofthe largest and be -
selected stock Of Trimmings opened In this mar
ket. Consisting in part Of
100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
Is " - Faucy eolored do.
50 all Wool and union Damasks
50 Hides pateut and Enarn'ld Leather,
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stump Joints, Laces, Spring, Axels, ete
Lancaster. April 90, lS54 JOHN EFFINGkK.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
NAPLES.

WONDERFUL SUccEss.-Less than two years since,
Prot Wood opened his store for the manufacture and
sale OF his preparations, and particularly his wonder
iui Hair Restorative and by patient rance re-
lying upon the perfect character of his TO
accomplish the objects intended in getting them up
his business hasenlarged, until without the ordinary
means OF travelling agents, his preparations found
upon the shelves OF almost all druggist and medicine
dealers in the United States, Canada and West india
Islands Nor Is this result surprising since his pre-
paratiOns have been used By all classes old and y0Dg
gentlemen aud ladies Of the highest Intelligence In ali
parts OF the country testify TO their perfect character
when thoroughly tested aud one can read his crcu
lar without being convinced this is indeed discovery
worthy ofthe name. Is 1t then surprising that the his
tory OF the world furnishes parallel to his success
MS store on Marke-street, atl4, is filed not only
with the most popular patent medicines, but an i'm
mense and beautiful stock OF perflmery, fancy and
toilet both foreign ind and advise
AL to examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere
lie also has asplendd establishment 3l0 broadway,
Newfor orthe aupply ofhis immense caste m trade
See advertisement OfDr. Adams Liver Balsam, and
his advice to the sick everywhere In another column
-lSt' LOUIS E1eNfng Mirror, March II, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
LOcIkYille Mills.


FUNHB subscriber has purchased the above property,
merchant work. The mill has been well repaired,
and is In good order TO do work in either way. He is
also prepared to buy wheat at all times, or -four the
same for customers. If desired. He has employed all
experienced miller, and will render general satsfae
ton
T9The Dstillery, with all its machinery, is for SALE
together with Boiler, Tubs, &c. The Saw-Inill ad-
joining 1t Is also for sale.
Persons wishing to buy town lots be aecommo-
dated. The proprietor at all times be found at
his mill in Lockvlle, his farm, y miles south
east OF Lockville, and mile west OF Carroll.
., DANIEL BOYER.
Augusta, ls55.-amI5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
SPRING GROVE NURSERIES,
ONE MILE WEST OF CARROLL,
Fairfield County, Ohio.
FRUIT& 0RNAMENTAL TREES
EVERGREENS, SHHR UBS, ROSES,

y "-H~ y 1"14'''' 'H :" Y ny N 5o%~'
FHNHE undersigned offers for sale this Fall, the fol-
N lowing Nursery Stock, 1000 Cherry Trees, Stand
ard and Dwarf $500 Pear Trees. Standard and Dwarf,
u portion Of the above bore fruit this season 1000
1Ppie Trees, Standard and Dwarf 1850 Peaehss; 900
Plans ;PTieOfS and 10000 Erergrssns
Of some ~ CarietieS; 500 R0ses the choice Sar
eties---4 small selection Of GTeeR-HOHss Plants.
October 4, ls55-3w22F SAMUEL COPFMAN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
BREAD! BREADn BREADM

SAMUEL BEERY
VKTOULD respectfully announces to the citizens Of
wv Lancaster S vicinity, that hu has commenced the
Bread, Light RusI6 & Cracker Bnking
in connection with his former baking 6s prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
with cyery thing in the above line. Having in his em
puy the best of bakers he feels confident that he
please all who may favor him with call
sCall at his Store on Main Street, and also at his
Bake-Houso corner Of Columbus & Mulberry streets
Lancaster, July la, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11
LA w NoTfC E.

ALFRED WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND co6SsELLUR AT LAW, LNNcAsrER, oa'p
TE7III. practice In the Courts of Farfeli and al
wv joining counties. .# s.t
Hs NAV be found during business honrs at the otto
NJ IT. n iIunter ESQ., may 10, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

OF 1t, Miss LIE Roy told me to tell you to
be, suro and not disappoint her tomorrow
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

q, :iBut. Miss Juliet" said Allie. as her
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

high in the heavens, and the holy stars!
looked c down brightly upon the orphan
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

or uod, where lt VIII De her delight to
hold communion with the spirits that have
been ransomed from the thru ldnm of earth.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

outward accidents, but he rises onl|
as he exerts himself, and expands
.ond ba iashands h,r . e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

LONDON, Sept. 28.-The Russian treas
ury has received large sums through Ber-
lin.
The Turkish troops at Constantinople,
intended for Asia, have been sent to Eupa-
toria. 1t is reported that large bodies Of
French troops have been landed at Upato-
ria.
Dispatches received from Vienna, state
that Kars is greatly Strengthened for pro-
visions, and the garrisons are actually sub
sistng on horse flesh.
Pork has slightly advanced.
Bacon-The high prices previously Civ
en- are still maintained, and the stock on
hand is much reduced. F.. t
The Russians have abandoned Enzer-
oun.
Most of The Baltic feet is to winter at
Kiel. u.
fs DENMARK.
Representatives in session at Copenha-
gen have definitely approved by ten major
ity, all the proposed constitutional chang
eS.
NAPLES.
An official circular issued by the Gov
eminent Of Naples to the Police, says that
Mazza has retired from Office, but the poll
cy of the government has undergone a
change in the conduct of the Police to-
wards politically suspected persons.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

uart, ''iust play
Bonata,' and then
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