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The Nevada journal., 1855-08-31

Pacific ExPREss.-This enterprising
company have erected flag staff from the
top of their Office, on which the Star Span
gled Banner will be hoisted on the arrival
of each steamer at San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-31

BA- A Camp-meeting is to be held by
the Ministers of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, about one mile and half from
this city, commencing on Friday, Sept
14th.
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-31
unity NOminat tions.

unity NOmin nations.
For SENATOR.
E. G. Waite, of Nevada.
For AssEMBLYMEY,
7. B. MCFARLAND, of Nevada.
V. G. BELL,-of Rough & Ready.
G. A. f. REYNOLDS, of Grass Valley.
I. BUTTERFIELD, Of Washington.
DANIEL DUSTIN, of Bridgeport.
For Supervisors,
lst District, CHARLES MARSH.
I'd District, O. II. p WHITE
Sd District, S. B. STAFFORD.
For Justices of the Peace, Nevada Township
A. c. NILES.
]. 2. VAN HAGEN.
For COnstables, Nevada Township.
J. L, BROWN.
n. a. HICKS.
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-31

BROAD STREET BRIDGE.-The Bridge
at the foot of Broad Street is in an al
most impossible condition. Whose busi-
ness is it, to keep it in reps;-
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-31

TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoS.-Wan ant Of
space forbids the publication pf the pro
ceedings of the Temperance Convention
which met in this city on Saturday last.
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-31

Rubber & Tow Packing.
ID UBBEE and Tow Packing for sale low for Cash
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-31

For District Judge, of 14th Judicial Distr let
NILES SEARLS, of Nevada,
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-31
a,.~~onz.

| c>TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township o.
| - Nevada-S S:-Justces Court, Before A, C. NILES
Justice of the Peace
The People oftha State Of California to E. POTTER
You are hereby summoned to appear before me Al m,
of6ce in said Township, Saturday the 2oth day Of
September A. d. 1855 at O'Clock A. M to answer the
complaint ofJNo. BLATTAU and c. CRAFT who demand
and delivered On failure appeal and answer Jude
ment will be rendered against you for the sum Of 6s O.
damages and costs of suit.
Given under my hand, this 30th day of Aueust A n
1855. A. c, NILES Justice oftbe Peac. -
Atrue Copy-Attest @ RuGG, Constable
appearing by Anidavit in the above cause thai I.
good cause of action exists and that the Defendant
after due diligence be found within the state il ordered
that service of Summons be had BY pd6neaton in ssg
Nevada JouRsAL four weeks, A c, NITES ]
August 3l-iEs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE At Mormon
BArrIsMl-About half past S o'clock, yes;
terday morning. aparty ofMormons, num-
bering probably about fifty. under tho di-
rection Of Elder H. Greenholy, crossed the
river. by Capt. Airs ferry, for the purpose
administering baptism to some eight or
ten converts. They proceeded up the riv-
or bank to the foot Of East Row, where the
converts. composed Of both males and fe-
males. were prepared Tor baptism, This
preparation was indecent TO say the least.
Both men and women were required to
strip to their linen. in tho midst of the
crowd and upon the river bank !!
The Elder led an old man aged about
| fifty years, by the name Of Alexander Will
liams, who resided near the corner ot
Western Row aud Front Street. into the
water. and baptised him according to the
ceremonies ofthe faith. After this the
old man, who was good swimmer, struck
out into the waller. for the purpose il il
said. oftaking swim. Its supposed thai
his drawers slipped down over is feet
which destroying his motion, caused him
to sink. His sou, also named Alexander
aged about twenty-three years, and whS
was stripped for baptism, seeing his fathe,
sinking. plunged 10 after him. He coulc
not swiniat all, and getting into deep wa
ter, Immediately sank and drowned before
his father- Gin. Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
s1IE nHKYING Lors.

Will be sold on Monday morning, July
16. 1855, on the premises. ssfull Lots and
several parts of lots, known as divisions
IA and 10 in the plat of City Graveyard.
These Lots are laid off for Family Grounds,
are II feet wide by 10 feet in depth, with
wide avenues on two sides, they are cen
trail in location and are the most desirable
family lots in the enclosure. Persons
wishing to secure lots should not fail tc
attend, as these arethe only unsold ground
remaining to be disposed Of. E-ts-1
BY order of the City Council.F z !
E, A. RICHARDS, Marshal /
Lancaster, June 80, 1855. &.a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
HheriHa Sale.
w Staie of ONO, Eair6nLd rnnn

TAe Stats Of 0Aio, Fairfield County, %.
IDURSVANT to the command of an order for sale
N from The Court OF Common Pleas Of Fairfield
county. and to me directed, will offer at public sale
atthe Court House in Lanchster.on Saturday the 9efh
day efrly a. D. 1855 between the hours OF O'Clock
A. y. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. The following described
Real Estste, to-wit: Situate in the County OF Fairfield
and State Of Ohio; being the equal and half
OF Baltimore; ALSO Water privilege which is nsed
TO run q Woolen Factory on said Lot No. g. Ai.o,
Lots Nos and in the central 10 the Town Of
Baltimore excepting 25 feet othe South side or Lot
Nos; Also, one equal and undivided half Of all the
MaclineTy belonging 70 the Factory which Is erected
on said Lot Nos. The undivided half OF Lot No 8,
Square 4, East addition, appraised at S50. Water pri
yilege at $50 Lot No. In ceatrnl SEQ Lot No.
the Machinery on, the Factory Lot No. at s75 81
Tobe sold as the property OF George II. Houscr and
Ruana his Wife, at the suit OF Ed ward Calkins. a
HUNTER d DAuGHERTY, Att,ys. WIN. POTTER, Sheriff,
Lancaster, June q, IS55-Sw7pfaa.5O
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
SheriH,s Sale.

- IL Stats oJ ONO, FafrtfId UoRHtg, ~,
IDUkSUANTt TO the command OF order OF anlo
from the Court Of Common Pleas in and for said
County of Fairfield and 10 directed, win offer at
public sale at the Court house in lancaster on Satu
day Of JRly a. ID. 1855, between the hours
OF ~ O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ, the following
Real Estnte to-wit Situate in te county Of
Fairfield and State OF Ohio, being LotNo ,, and the
West half OF lat No, T. in the subdivision made hv
G. w. Bprster, Soshenus McCabe. Ewel JefItics and
Charles Borland. othat part of Lot No. g. in the Bank
Subdivision, adjoining the Eastern addition 10 Lam
caster which liesin the triangle formed by the turn
pike Diagonal street and the extension OF Wheeling
street Lot No. 3, appraised at $780, West half Lot
No. 4dpprased mt 800. To be sold as the property Of
Nathan Sisley and Esey Nsley his wife, al the puit Of
A. MeVeigh. Terms OF sale cash. Ordered BY PltH
WILLIAM POTTER, Shorif.
By G. AZ. B.WISEMAN, Deputy,
Lancaster, juno 81, le55-Jw7pfs3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

A PlEAsINe PrcTuRE,--The Editor Of
the Ssneca advertiser draws this fat
teling portrait Of the 'salt OF the earth
advance paying subscribers. Look at
the likeness. delinquents, and If youwould
enjoy similar blessings and be exempt from
all the ills that Aesh is heir 10, call and pay
tho printer:
"There is man up in the country who
always pays for his paper in advance. He
has never had sick day in his life; new.
or had-any cornsor toothache--his pota.
toes nevor rot--the weeyil never eat his
wheat--the frost never kills his corn OF
beans; his babies never cry at night, and
bis wife never scolds. The pigs never
break into the garden---his wife never hits
him over the head with the broom--his
horses never run away and smash things
Ibis crops never fail-his sons are ALWAYS
good boys--his daughters are all hand
some---he always sleeps sound o'niUhts
|, never has the nightmare even SHOULD
he die suddenly, with all his sins on hi
} head unrepented Of, he would not be con
! fronted 10 the other world with printer,
account---dark as Erebus- -blackening hi
: sight like the ancient hand writing on th
wall. Reader have You paid in ad
D vanceg" H,A
: After that how many Of our patrons wi
Z come in and sit for their picture?'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
MIA -BARTLETT, or KENTUCKY,

jApprehending that my lettor Of the 9th
bas miscarried, willrepeat the history Of
ar Brtlstt, the newly elected President
Of the American organization, asobtained
from an authentic source. s.$.
lie WAS born and raised in Kentucky,
where he now resides, is forty Eight years
Of age, a lawyer by profession, and now
Clerk in the Chancery Court 1of Kenton
County. in religious faith be is Bap'
tist, is arigid member Of the communion
and occupies ia that church the Presiden
cy of the Board Of Trustees Of the only
theological institution ever established by
itin the Great West.-He owns slaves, il
reputed very iniulgent master. has The
respect and confidence Of his acquaintan
ces, and has filed the Office Of President o
the State American organization from tn
commencement, to the entire satisfaction
ofthe Order. Hs is not a brilliant man
but is regarded generally as very solil
and decisive one, and possesses yer,
good knowledge Of parliamentary law
and usagcs. Although not a Maine Law
man from principle. yet, he was neve
known to use ardent spirits as beverage
and is, perhaps, the most strictly temper
ate man in the West.
| Originally Jskcson Democrat, he stil
continues to consirue the national coustitu
ton iuaecordance with the dictd Of tina
school Of politics, and being national an,
conservative only in his doctrines, wi
never. by any personal or official opinion
or act, invade it. or any of its require
mepts or enactments. "a
In his hands the Union desiinies Of h
order are IN secure keeping, and under hi
direction no hnatical or reasonable pur
poses or plans will meet with any favo
whatever. have seen Mr.. b. and fror
him personally | have obtained the nation
al views and sentiments above expressed
u Correspondence cfMe Ns~ Hork Her
laid.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
sheriG,s Sale.
!, I. Tas T ,S STATE q oAie, Fais6eld courty, -,

Z z The STATE Of ohio, Fairfield County, %.
"a, ,v ys: hPar,itlon, ,FAiraeldcOm Plea.
D0RsUANTtO the command of m order for sale
j. from the Court Of Common Pleas of said county
aud to me directed, will offer at public sale al ihe
Court H0hsein Lancaster Saturday the I4th Of
Jaty ND Jea5 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M
and O'Clock p. NJ. the following described Real Es-
tate lo-wt Situate in the county Fairfield and State
oioh,9' thp properly 2f Jacob Weaver, de-
being part OF Section Five, Township Fifteen, Range
Elghteen beginning ei the Northeast corner Of said
Section No. 5; thence West on the North boundary
9said Section ~ Chains and "a links to the hafsec
lion corner stone on said boundary; thence South on
the hall sectiohlne 81 chains and 6l links 10 stone
on said half section line from which gum "a inches
IN diametcr bears porh 3S deg. east &C link distant
and beach 10 inches in diameter bears south soy
heg east 80 links distant; thence East and
a links stone the eastern boundary line of said
| seeuoh, rom which maple "a inches IN diameter
bearssonth 4S degrees West 02 links distant, and a
beach lsinches In diameter bears north 40 degrees
west W Inks distant; thence North on said section
llne ss enins and % iinksto the place ofbeeimiig,
containing 70 5ol00 more or less and apprais.
cd at So peraero free of dover. 4 y ~ u
Also, Lot No2 and part of the same Section begin
nlhg at q stone on the east boundary of snd Section
No.5 10chains and 6s links north or the southea,t
corner Of said section, from which beach 90 Inches
in diameter bears north 6i)s degrees west ~ Inks
distmn; thence North on said Section line ~ chat,
ana 90 INKS To n stone on shid section iine from
maple q inches in diameter bears south IS degrees
west 100 INKS dstat thence West 70 chains and 54
links to stone on the half sectan line which i AZ
chains and 80 links NORTH OF the Quarter Secon cor
| VVuHudTf OF SAlu sections, thence
~ chans ceOiinks to apost said half se cton li
the northwest corner OF the lands Of Solomon Spanr-
er ence north 9degrees cast ~ chains nnd sd links
10 the place OF beginning, containing 4) Eightyfonr
ncrss more or loss aud appraised ut S32 per acre
4 The craving crops will be reserved The pureha-
scrs WIZ pc entitledto put out ,fa crop upon any
4 gronnd which has not now a crop IL. ~ s''
ALSO, Los No. >. ~ SCARE l6 of the town OF Balti-
mprs, Fairfield county, and appraised at 81 free or
! Terms ofsake-opc-third In baud and the resi,lne
In one andtwo years, with interest from DAY Of sale
i WILLIAM POTTER SheriH.
i by &. N. Il. WlsEMAN, deputy.
j bRAsEE d SoN, Att'ys juno 1-5MlnfSQ -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

TUE 'CoNrINESrAL.' We have received
the first number of a new paper published
by j. W. MtBE1H, at Columbus, Ohio,
the editorial department being under the
charge Of A. BANNTNG NoRroN, Esq 1t
is decidedly American in tone and will do
good service in the American cause. Iu
mechanical execution il takes the lead oil
any paper in tho Safe. Success Gentle
men. "a s~ sI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
Road Notice.

A Petition win be presented to the Board OF Gem,
issoners Of Fairfield county at their nest session,
ihe Rock Mill to its intersection with the lancaster and
Royalton road outhe Busby farm, lies betwc IN the
vacated. toswit; From tho mouth OF Jacob Bolen-
baughs lane to the Zion Church road and PRAYING that
new county road be laid ont and established between
the following points, beginning attc mouth Of Jacob
Ballenbaughs lanc. thence running South along the
Section lines between the lands OF said Jacob Balen-
baugh, samuel crist, Henry Wagner, Amos Welsh
and Levi Williamson to said Lancaster and Royalt0n
rOad at the of the landsofsaId Welsh andWit
lamson in said Bloom township and there terminate.
Jnly 5, 1s55-4wot MANY PETITIONERS,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

Celebration al Tie Rock Hoase--We
learn thatthe celebration at the Rock House
yesterday, was rather glowing affair
There were over one thousand Of the elite
of Hooking and Ross counties present, -
The speeches, dinner, de-, were of most
excellent quality while the height of good
feeling and hiliarity prevailed. +
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
LEGAL ADvERTIsESTENTs.
sherin,a anle.

Tas state Of oAio, Fsirfsid csunfv, 90.
DURsuANr1o The command ofan order ofuale fro-,
l the Cour, Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county,
Ohio and TO directed will oGsF al able sais ~
the Court House In Lancaster, Sardar fAs ara do
Q aagHst a. d. 1855, between the houFs Of no oelOcf
A. M. and o'clock p. NJ. The following pronertr
to-wit The North half Of The Northwest nsrter of
ton No. "a, Township No. IL, of Range No. TO- situate
In said county OF Fairfield. Appraised at 81 per acre
Green and James NJ. Pratt, at the suit OF corneIus
Steenrod. Terms of sale cash.
wM. POTTER, Sherta.
BY C. N. L. W1sEMAN, Deputy
MARTIN q ScHLEIcH, At'ys. June 2s-5wspfS3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
CITY G0IHEGTLNEAR

IHNTlE undersigned, having recently fitted mp rooms
II in Martins row, Immediately under the Ohio
Eagle Printing ohiee, and one door north OF the Post
extensive and well selected stock OF CoRfeetoa-
aries consisting of candies Of their manufactures
which they will So u at Wholesale aud retail prices.
Lemons, Oranges, Figs,ssaisOMs. Dates,
First Quality Catavvbo Wtnc- and Alc, J,
Tobacco, Cigars, &C.. &C., constantly kept
on hand.
Weare also lng up In hnc sty lie for ladies' SUM
Saloon the formerly occupied by nr. KiNG
where the refreshments of the will be IN rcadi
ness at all hours. HENLX & Ia ADABAUGH.
+ 4pril -, la55-No 4q--t-C =.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

EyBy private dispatch from Ciucinna-
Ii We learn that the celebration of the
fourth passed of quietly and without &C.
cidentor violence Of any kind. We are
glad to hear it. ~ fs 81, E
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

The HARvEST,--At no time weebelievc.
within the history Of our country, has TIE
prospect Of an abundant yield Of all the
products Of the earth been so good as at
the present. About one third Of the wheat
crop has been cut down, and the farmers
are all busy with the most delightful wealth
ar ~ e4.t tt t~ar rg,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

We are exceedingly sorry, that our
dnties were snch that we could not attend
the entire examination of these, schools
Welcarn however that they passed off with
entire satisfaction to the visitors, teaavhers
and pupils.
The commencement exercises in the
young ladies dcpartmentunderthe direct
ion of Misses Wilcox and Hale were
truly interesting, and we are only sorry
that we could not get a programme Of the
performances for publication. Many oI
the young ladies exhibited dramatic tai
cnt unequalled by-many high in the pro-
fession.
Teachers aud pupils were all delighted
with the prospect of vacation, and we
wish them merry and joyous cessation
from their labors
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
E5s- We have on our table several con

Esg- We have on, our table several com
munieations that wantof room compels us
to lay over this week. We have also sew
eral anonymous communications to. which
we can payne attention. To correspond
euts and all we say VIC must have your
names or your letters must so, under the
table. sl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
Desirnble City properly for snIc.

o. KHNHAT desirable property located ON Wheel
Ri;i ing Street. corner OF Broad Alloy, being 100
tiA feet on Wheeling by 100 foet on Broad Alley
Residence contains rooms, kitchen, Outhousss &c.
with all the conveniences Of family resideuce-aso
anew and convenient carpeuterls Shop, Smoke Hoase
Stable, DC. Terms reasonable. For farther particu
lars enquire OF - LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, July s. 1863
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
70 the Creditors OF the. Estate of Thomas
IIarman.

VENiE subscribers have been appointed by the Court
Of Probate OF the County Of Fairfield IN the State
oi ONO, commissioners ON the Esuie Of Thomas
Hartman. deceased edsreprcsentcl nsovent. The period
Of SIX months from the date Of this notice. Is allowed
Orcdiors TO bring IN and prove their claims against
said Esate The Subscribers will attend 10 the duties
OF their said appointment the following place and
tines nameiy.at The Law 0hice Of Stinchcomb aud
Shaw IN lhe city nf Lancaster, Fairfield County
on the 18th day ofJuhe the I9th aud 18th days of Ju
" and the first Monday of each month thereafter un-
tiltheexprnton ofspid six months at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon of each OF snid days ' ~ :.
ls,S f.5'h ]. W.sRTINCHCoMB,l, \ Isli3
!. a. SHAW, commissioners commissioners
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

DR.. CASPER TuiELt, formerly editor Of
the Ohio Eagle. and late Post Master at
this place. and now resident OF, Belle
vile, Illinois, dropped in upon us this
morning. He is ona VISIT his friends in
this county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
Estate Of Louis Won RodeD,

NToT1CE is hereby givcn, mat the subscriber has
In been duly appointed Executrix Of the last will
and Testament " louis Won Rodon deceased late OF
Fairfield county, Ohio, and that all persons indebted
to said Estate are required TO make prompt payment
10 her. and all persons having claims against said Es-
tate required TO present them duly authenticated
for payment. ELIZA Won RoDEN. Executrix
fq of Louis Won Roden.
Messrs Brasec & Son OF Lancaster, arc my agents
and attorneys, who will transact my business as Xxx
ocWtnFas above.. ELIZA Won RODEN,
juno Z, lS55--4w5 = aHsi +Gf 9i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
Probate Notice.

NJ0T1CE Is hcreby given that Jesse Middleton,
~ Administrator Of Thomas Harman, also Stephen
accounts and vouchers In tho Probate Court OF Fair
Held County, Ohio for inspection and settlement and
that the same will conc for hearing on the 11th
day Of July, A.. d. 1855, oras thereafter as may
be. VIRG IL f, SHAW, Probate Judge.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

CiNcINNArr, WILNISsroN AND .ZASEs
VILE RAIL RoAD.--We understand from
the energetic Superintendent, Mr.. S'augh-
ton, that the comptny have now made ar
rangcmcnts bywhich they will be furnished
with iron as fast as the work can progress.
We have been over the Eastern end of the
work, and can safely say that there is not a
better piece of new road in Ohio. The
Company still have some oftheir Income
bonds for sale on such terms as cannot but
prove one Of the safest investments in the
West.
John r. Mumaugh, Esq. is the Agent
of the Company for the sale of these bonds
in Lancaster. n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

E:S-We publish this week two letters
from T, s. Slaughter, Esq, giving bis OBJ
scrvations in the north and west. They
will be read with much interest by The old
patrons Of the Gdsetie. ,...ae. g. J..s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
Probate Notice.

III OliCE Is hereby given to all persons intere-ted
o. Jesse Hedges deceased. has filed in the Probate
oonr Of Fairfield county, Ohio. his accounts aud vouch
crs for Inspections and s,ttlcmcnt and that said nc
count Will be for hearing on the 2llh ay of July COM
ing, or as soon thereaftdr as may be- = -
VlRGlLEcSHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster, juno %, ls5a-3ws I. A :. - :.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05

I Al FIRST announced. Itplaced in our hands
5oa prisoners. OF whom 20 are officers, ]
and IS pieces of cannon.
June Hill P. M.-We are consoling
ourselves in the new works. We have been
able to FIRE with the Russian mortars on
their ships, which have gone still farther
up. We are preparing new batteries.
TSigned1 PELISSIER.
From the London Times, Junel4.
SkvAsroPoL AND TIE CRIMEA.-It seems
impossible that Sevastopol can hold out
much longer. The official dispatches from
Kertch state that recently large conveys Of
grain and -four have been regularly des-'
patched thence to Seyastopol. Our readers
cannot have forgotten the graphic descrip-
ton given in recent letter of our special
correspondence the camp above Sevasto.
pol, Of the array Of wagons and piles of
sacks. apparently containing grain or -four.
which he could see through his glass on
the heights to the north of the harbor.
These were, there can be no doubt, the
Kertcl conyoys. aud this course. whence
Sevastopol would appear to have been ex,
clusively provisioned of late, is now cutoff
We are not disposed to build on the unau-
thenticated rumors which have been flying
about Sevastopol of dispatches captured al
Keftch, which contains most lamentable
accounts Of the ravages of disease among
the garrison at Sevastopol. But there arc
two passages in the communication Of opl
special correspondent. which We publist
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
Probate Notice.

NToTfCB IL hereby given TO alt persons Interested
IN thai George ,Sandorsnn, Guardian. OF Joseph Ev-
otsoic. has filed In the Probate Court OF Fairfield
County Ohio, and vouchers for inspection
and settlement, and lhatthe said account will be for
hearing op the 10th day Of July next as there
aflcr asmaybe. VIRGIL X. SHAW, ProbateJudge. Z
Lancaster, June IL, 1e55-3w6 i. = =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
Prnhata Nnfine.

NToTICEis hereby given that Venting Sluh, ADJ
IN ninstrntor, the Estate OF Mary Ann shuh, de-
ceased has led his account and vouchers for inspoc
tiOn md settlement in the Probate Court OF Fairfield
county, Ohio and that tho said account will be for
hoarng on the 10Th day ofJulyhcxt, soon there
after rs may be. VIRGIL Is. SHAW Probate Judge.
Lancaster, June IA, lS55-3w