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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

HfNhY IT, LttIs hutII"nttI--by n D. LE.Us 4 %
REVOORT HOUSE.-On THURSDAY,
ID s6th FRIDAY 9th sod SATURDAY 2sth Apr, a. lni
ocett az Fthsv and Sta all the speo1i1 FURS
TURE siped In sad elegant ADD
pte assortment Of 'be Cabinet Furniture o. ths most
coy descpor viz Velvet Carpets; splendid Mirrors of
hpd; PsIior Bedroom rosewood back val
ogspy; SILK and L.ce Curtns; sstens and
oh,r Tables; Beddnx cJ.flT Coiaa
6lsss Ware, Wines &c The above will b. sold without re-
he ound be Ct the most elsg,nly furnished
city Can b. sasrinsd days before the s4ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26


DY. s. BOGABT, THIS DAY, at 101 o'clock,
ID sttte Auction Rooms corner frankfort snd William
LaIse va ey of Dry Goods Clothiog Fancy Goods Nil
hlery Goocs Table CuerJ CroeksTy ADD Glass Ware,
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
rExRY LEEDs Auctoneer-By n. LEEDS Co
.Dt

THURSDAY, April 26-HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITUss-At loi oelors. at No IL fz.oeth,t-eon,ist-
irs Velvet CsTpes msbosany sofa' msrbetop Center
Tables Chars Sos oil Paintings elegant Mirrors Ninto
Shades Tables Quartetss &c sllo ore elegant o'ewood
Piano Of very fms huh; Olcoths dstsis1d 5rus
ses stair Carpets mahogany Btdse ads Bureau Wa. stands
Chairs Tables Ldow CuTta &c. Also, the kitchen Fur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
DANIEL T SAcFsRL.s Auctiopee-
VARIETY of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

N rAUCTlOH -WALOhON & Co will sell oa SiTDS-
DAY April q. 1855 st ~ seleck At NO 70 cou n'a
general OF Household furni'urs consulting Of
Brussels Carpet. lbsan Carpet Chairs. Sofa Oh Cloth Ia
bes. Bedroom and Kit;hen furniture, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
OTricE AUDITOR or sTArE OF IspIANA,}
INDIANAPOLIS. AoiI 10. 1855. )
GALE OF STATE STOCkS.-Ihe following

INDIANAPOLIS. Aoil 10. 1855 )
GALE OF STATE STOCKS.-The following
- rsusd Banks having fsed 70 comply with the lag o. IN
ctae retpsis Genera, ssnhng hereby give notice that
viii public auction at the Merchant Exch.ose 10 the
CIV Of ". Yorh MOxDAY the 2st day Of May next
" celosh NJ the Securities bed In for the pon Of
The CIRCULATING notes Of ssid 8snks. VIZ:
Merchant Bsbk, at Lsfsy cite;
BersbsbtS bsrk. ct sprDgfed
Green County Bapk IL Bloomfield;
Government Stock 6sIk, at Lafayette;
Lsurel 6zpk, Lsur.l;
Baph q JODoervi]e ~ CJDrenvilei
Al cOn.istirs 81 Indiana PER cent Stocks
Wabash Valley 8spk st consisting ofIodisna
D psr cent and Tod'an. a per cent stocfs
Bal Of Ws6swcrth Of Hartford, st Michigan City;
Bank Of Roeh port Roci port consisting of Mrsour
p>r cert s.ochs =. TALBOT Auditor OF Scate.
MgcBAxIcs' BANNING ASSOCIATION. April "a, 1855
.nIVIDEND .-Jhe Board of Directors have de-
~ eIsr.d Dividend Of -Four per Cent payable and after
the Let dsy OF Msy Dexa
The Transfer Books viii he eo.sd from the &h inst TO LIST
psoxino. JOHN J. STEPHENS, Cashier.
MN prsaIr n or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
SOM ono OHIO and INDIANA D N IS SEC Z

The CHARTER requires thirty DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

@. HORTON AucioneeL
WILL SELL, THIS DAY, at III o'clock, at
40 ls 6h-av the assortment OF second and
FURNITURE offered this season viz: Soss Bureaus Tables
fbss Bedstea5s 3eodog handsome Oval Mirrors Oil Paint
pss with fac o. Kitchen Furniture. good
ebAIc for b0useb ~ deasrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

WILL SELL, at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
w FRIDAY, April n a. lOi A 81, at No 90 81 Msrt's
place, al tie 6OUsE sOLo FURNlTURs, insisting OF
Brussels ard bsa CsrOttng, Ocloths, Sofas Chairs gu
Bedsesds Hair and straw Mattresses Looing Glasses
Tables stands. indos Cut,ns and Gis Fixtures Shades
Piano Slaves; large sisboard suitable for hotel
very fine mahogany Wardrobe by soadns; her with
other articles suitable foe Housekeeping Catalogues tbs
ornng the Sale positive cash deposit required
frou ali
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
PRINCIPLES OF THE AMERICAN
PARTY OF OHIO.

1. The unlimited Freedom Of Religion
disconnected with politics-Hostlily tc
ecclesiastical influences upon the affairs Of
Equality of rights to al
naturalized Emigrsnts who are thoroughly
An.ericanizsd, and owe no TEMPORAL alle-
glance, by reason of their religion, higher
than that to the Constitution.
2. No interference with the rights oi
citizenship already acquired by Foreign
ers, and the protection Of law to all who
honestly emigrate from love Of liberty; but
the exclusion of foreign paupers and fel-
ons, and a refusal to ertendMe right ofsgf-
frage to all who come heregfler until they
shall have resided 2l years in the United
States and complied with the Naturaliza-
ton Laws.
5. Opposition to all political organiza-
tions composed crciuSivelyQ Of Foreigners and
to Foreign Military Companies, and to all
attempts to erclude the Bible from Schools
supported by tie Government,
4. Slavery is local--not nGtional:-we
oppose its extension in any of our terri.
tories, and the increase of its political pow
er by the admission into the Union of any
Slave State or otherwise; and we demand
of the General Government an immediate
redress of the great wrongs which have
been inflicted ubor the cause of Freedom
and the American character by the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise, and the in
PRODUCTION ofSlarery into Kansas in viola
tion Of law, BY force of arms, and the de-
suction of therelectve franchise.
s. In humble imitation Of the wisdom of
Washington, we oppose all Intervention in
she affairs Foreign States;yct on all prop
er occasions, wo will not withhold onr
sympathy from any people aspilingto be
flee.
6. We support Amcican Industry and
genius against the adverse policy of For.
1ign nations and facilities to internal and
external commerce by the improvement of
Rivers and Harbors and the construction
of National Roads uniting the various SEC
tions of the Union.
7. The Union Of these StOtes should be
male perpetual Ay faithful allegiance to
The COn&ifution
9. lnState policy we zcalously advocate
RetreHchmem and Reform-a modification
of the present oppressive system af Taxa
ton and liberal system of Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE President
has issued proclamation in relation to
the Reciprocity Treaty, establishing a.
mong others, the following ports on the
frontier, through which bonded. merehan.
die may be exported to Canada under
that treaty: Toledo, Ohio, Chicago; hi.
noise; Milwaukee; Wisconsin; and Michll.
mackinac, Michigan.
A joint Comlssion to arrange pTelimina-
ries for the settlement oflhe Fishery ques.
ton with the British government, will en-.
ter upon its duties Immediately.
W. L. Lee, Chief Justice and Chancel-
lor Of the Sandwich Islands, has arrived,
with full power to arrange a commercial
treaty with this Government.
The Court of Claims meet Tomorrow
FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 1l,-New Orleans pa.
pers of Tuesday and Wednesday have been
received.
Galveston dates 10 the 2Sth report sew.
eral Indian outrages. Nothing later from
the Rio Grande.
Merrick, Know Nothing candidate for
Chief Justice of the Superior Court OF
Louisiana. was elected by 1000 majority.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
Ce;,in Enr.sc,,
Cf%itEe MARKET
PTS=iAs Nsa' Te@t TriSszs Of Jars.
NEw YoRE. Juiz 2.
RECEIPTS or TIE wEEz

RECEIPTS or TIE TEEY.
/ CURzzxT PRICES THIS WEE. prTyrs.---
These are sold By the bead 1T q prico
equal to the value per pound Of the esiima-
ted weight Of beef in the quarters. Tho
hide and tallow or "ff,h-Quar.er" IL not
counted in this market. Il is in Bos.
ton.
THg PRfcs To DAT = Il viii average
near lie.
First queli.y IlaIlfc.
Ezra gooi Cati!7 l2c.
MEDIUM iCaiotc.
Poores: 9a9Ic.
Bui few sales over l2or under iCc.
PRIcrs OF VEaL CALvEs. Tie rate nt
which such Calves as are f to eat sell for
all the year is from 10 7c Per Ib., live
weigh.
a class called fki:,cus'-tlia. IS, Calves
from one to six days oll--sclls from I.G5
To as4 each.
II Au:umn good many grass Calves"
generally sol a; four to six months ol4,
brings 10 &c.
a +o,! IL: Veal Of en- brings e"se3o.
MILE CoTs.-T,e piice OF Cows dcp,nds
as murh upon fancy as the ppice Of Horses.
0 Odinary cows. 25ass); good fair cows,
35as4-; cx!ra quail Y, with calf. 45l359.
SHEEP AND LAIss.-Common Sleep g.
5Jas6; ezra Sheep eaSs; Lambs, 5sa5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
Lancaster aTarIcis.

GAZETTE CFFIrE, Sa;y 40, Is56,-Crr
qao.stio ~ this morning are as follows:--
Wheat, 90; Flour, S8,5 @9.00 per brI.
Corn, 81; Rye, o.; Oats. 50 cts; Glover
seed $50; Timothy seed, Sad, 90; Poia-
toes, ~ cents. Flag seed. 100; But
Ter, log Is;; Eggs, cents, Salt. 9s7
Beams, 2,o0; S2ap4. 6{1Ge: Coffee.
i2tsi5c; Tea, 8 @i00i--aolasses, 46:
Sugar, 71q8c. White Fish, IS dollars per
barrel; Fickerpl 10, 90 II i2.0e; Fice flso
Vinegar, 1925 cent; Tobacco. e5as5c,p:
Hay. 6,oo08,o0. Tailow 1G@ per brl.
Whisky, S3c. Wool 21a33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
THE NEW YORK LIoUoRLAw.

ALBANY, July 11.--Considerable excite
ment has been created by the arrest of w.
Landon, proprietor of the City Hotel, fol
violating the liquor law.
His case was before the Court yesterday
and postponed to Tuesday for final hear
ing, Williams, tho Complainant. was as.
saulted as he was leaving the court room,
covered with charcoal dust, and otherwise
msl-treated. BY large number of rum
mics, who were in attendance at the trial
The outrage has caused adeep feeling oI
indignation among oil disinterested per.
sons.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19

ed. Of the allied army,did not exceed 600,
Of which our portion is just $40. Mum.
Der Of non-commissioned officers and men
killed, IA; wounded, 1868: number of of.
feers killed aud wounded, 93; making and
exact total Of 1895.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
T: s7 IN
ClNCISNATTI. YILMING GTOS AND
ZANESYiBLE RAIL ROAD.
open TO Efs E.zEE.--T 80 dali! Trains .Ean- /

open TO DttE.zEE.--Tro 80 dali! Trains .San-
y 5ay eXrcPt"d;l
FRS, T,aia lsayis Clnciraqa ct \. NJ, arriving a,
Lancast.rHl II 80 4. Il, and az irs 1t u Il.
Returning. Leaves B5smea Gta.lj = ". and Lancas-
terat > IS p. M. arriving AZ CiGlIa-n $50 p -.
Ss-oaf Traia saYes Cincinnati G. p. u arriving at
Lancaster atp50 p IL
Returning leaves Lrncss.c7 lt 80 j, Il. arriving
ii incinnat at HIS i. II.
Trains stop fo- passengers ri all Intermediate points
and connect with trains Little Miami hoaa fJr Co.
llmbgs, Dayton, Hi s5oroGgl and Chillicoihe.
Linhs nf stages Will ran h,tween Lancaster snd Lo.
gan. NeisouyIlle, Athens. Pomacny, Somerset and
Zane svlls, conncc,ips with the morning train from
and evening train 70 Cincinnati.
rohcrinfIrina,1n and tickets, apply at Ticket Of.
Zee. .onrnern Bro rav and Front strssts, aI q, the
Lille Miami Depot, 10 the Station Agents O. line
J. VI. l.. STAUGHTON,
Engineer aHj Superintendent.
T7,rAe Comrauy will Tot &c responsible for bag
gage exceeding Sju in 7aluH, unless the same be re
turned To the CouduN5rn agent. and freight Na'd al
tho rate oa passage forevegy s5o0 in vHIo above that
anoaat. Jgly 5, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19

ne Hereafter our Bremen subscribers
will find their papers dt the store of s..
BEERY, Esq, in that thriving little city.
Our young friend T. EwISG BEERY will
act as our agent for the receipt of subscri-
bers and their cash.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
Thursday Morning, July 10, 1888
NOTICE.

Having purchased Of Thos. s. Slaugh'
Ter the entire Gazette Establishment, with
all unsettled subscription and advertising
not out on the first of May last, gencr'
al settlement becomes desirable, previous
to Mr.. Slaughter's fnal removal west.
We hope Ourpatrons viii act according
ly. G.. W. MAcELRoY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
BOOT AND sH0E STORE.

" O e 81 81 's' Ec g 2 Is
WTorLD'ake tbs cFpo-r:..:-.c return his ,.arl.
w % his Numerous ffsuts FOR tie very lib.-si
-St,- patronage heretofore e.tsD5si 70 hin and
II asslre them tfGt 10 pains 81 al be spared 70
81 sustain tas EstsrnE rspr;s.ioB E!rsad- af,liu-
vs- ed and u order 70 meet The greatly itc-sas-G
asl1and al n,s E.:2cil5ArnsnI for 51ots srd Sno.a
he has IN addition TO his own nauuf1ctcr,ur fzsf
consisting In part ~ follows
Gea'a zinc Calf, ZIP sad COS -se E3ots,
Gs1ta pat. Cslf Caters ard Ties,
Russins aud Monross.
Az S!oes .; Lz1ias and Aissss Boots, Shoes spps-,
and Caters.
Ai:o, sn s;sorns sat Of the bss: quality Of Chdrens
fGHc- cnd pluiu Shoes,
In at.d'tion 10 the abo-a ho "a coHstaa:y rsrur,c.
trtite Ia geiy for sgs aud also to ord Dr. al! Kinds %
b2ots sGu Surss, Which be mas hsaiGncy IN saving
I'll compare IN iEtee and quality with Soy stock = IT,
"ssIefh c'aniT-- July 10. 1855
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19


TEE ssv and splsadsd Packo: Roa;, GLoBZ-C
Hatshonss o:JEFFKIES & WOOD, u the junction o.
N, Canal and iIlso8d as s3oss & r1a IN com seton
With ta3 ffaEs o. tbs 9. W {. e. Rarogd, - foo Es
Les7eS LaneaS's--AondAys, y ed Bsd4ys &. Fridays
Leases Ahssi-I usIdsy5, Thursday Rnd SztlrdAyz
TO TRACELEF.S.
FasssnSe-s !etvirg Cincinnati IN the o'ciack ~
nsxt mo!ilbg 10 tine - take IN EteCa co!r- C1gth,
Hhd returning will connect vita hi Gars FOR ClLcin
Hau AID Stage ior Columo -s-5aug the only ire con-
meet hg VIA the Cars 81 LsDczsTsr DO h w.ys Pa--
s1Lgefs "Ill rad 4 tie oaickst, ehsapes. and nios:
psa5aL; foa:s. ~ ca lrs al Lancaster lo- t-1usfrr
o. bI2%uG2 kxccrs.on putt. c4r-Isd q toT -tt-s
Ihs FfOpr)iot5 0; the EXPRESS PACKET. re-
spsclGI'T ammo -nee that In co1p.ancs With BE so
aleGs0t may e!i.zsus ~ Lancaster. Aihe eLs. q IL
isfns11zi? 'oEE o. ias oiis th:y have deter oj
Rssh'i!.a LANE 9at-sc1 LANCASTER and dtasE..
sA.eh ~ eonGagt e. Lanca.ioT with the trlir or II
N'u'' "4hlAHtoh & Zanes7i..e Railroad, v4a n :
ADAMS ExPlzEss CO.,
Iars nl97LE TIE bs5 se.:Ies fo7 the s2e.dy t-ara-
koHAiac oi F-s'gEt o. Passengers % and fro sug--
GrDye; Logan Asl5gnvils, ChauEcey. the1s nd Cr-
cinhal. -1Ty Fregni esrIed 1T low rates IS ary
other respous!Ji line.
IN IRON SAFE ~iil bs carried On tn bos. fo-
tas sec1T'F o. upn3y and oth1r val-a5l.s eltrIsed
to oore.re' O-ders for G7ods !, bs rstGrned by n
Ehs rom Ccc.nlsii or 1sne viii bs carl fee
~ ehHrgs when pat !Lto postage stamp envslqpe,
ara eHo1iarss OF rnoasJ IL tn same when It dses oi
TAppiy On she E7a:. 0. 20 Jsr.I., & Tood. Lar
cSsis;: J. H2caei:, Sous, L0-iE: KiDpa5 & Rem
pie, Nelsonvli.s; T. De Sts,Ee-. thclIa.
jay 10, lsjj-2vIi GORDON q Co. Prcrnoto7s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19

E1amiGed Will the rouc sr snd foun5 70 >. .o,,,e,
DANIEL TSChOPP.
DANIEL COLLINS.
ANDREW PETERS,
'on'7' l311 Connisaloas-s Fa.ra.!d cosy;y,
Published By ordsr OF tie Po4-t.
J. w. TOTSON.
'ahS H. ls51 Auditor Of Fairncla cour.-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
Exhibit of Expenditure.

ArDiToR's cr7lcE, Fa!rasld COZ 1H.r.3
LAEcAsrEE, } Jns /, lsJj.
,aE ana The orderof the County s.-uer. here
i SUBMITS 10 the citizens OF said county an ErDt q
y. expenditures Of snid count! during the year slG
ih2 jane l. less, sfyliows. 10 Wit:
FORTHE QUARTER ENDING SEPrpNnrr, -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19

, EA"'tAr,'t- Aso sAhA Nt,ff- f--s,,lI, NJ
c'''''''a s's''I ~ ar;ia Co.. ef,As Ess.ssr, ss.s
LANCASTER
ONO. RV,.rsev,
al state hraurhas Gad 0,i a4Ggs l-' Il. q. a..
stats stock H.tfs paf Pes f.lts sI..
Except Sid Pia,s STAT, L ,Ufs ,yNs FNe's
fSDlAs1. ''''' AZ SoEFa ,Isis' Aessi ass,,v par
1tAtf 'TnA par Al SolresIt eaMkE SOC "a
FFss -. KS ~ = G Jis GEQkGiA.
KENTUCKY. All SefvsTt Esrks sbes,.
all soiysnt Stgks par SogrR cAEeiINA.
oia D. - MA. al SS frni hluka sprli.
go haHAs par rLbNOfS
v vIos sASs par All SolVrnt Barks JFedls
@NssPtl fans-ANs NiECoTSIN,
kgst! IS &c die Al olrs,f 8sngs see dis
' ''"1,, I, ssSissnl ssssnl bks par MICHIGAN.
stais Bahk ns, ." "'o'''A' '''A-s Speaa
CLless offered In pSsmap, ~ bit,, - -. a,,,..,,
-, .. tsA2 nations tbpn elO. tssnedby Baass
- us STATE tszpsciaiy Western netssl aro moi
VV-L,, 70 M going Qantstipns.
S,ld, sailing Al Vcprsmlan.
.hFSfi 9
Etehahee =.
r9li2"ing fates of lnterss' allovas on dsnosrs.
.. - ~ lys3 caa;, For 10 Ip rioisG 3 eant
> 20 m 1ntas - One veer y Z.
II Deposits mad IN Cola. car;iarst,. ,0,s. ,Sr.ti,
lhsl hpn = nttifrt i-t, aud tas sutuiy ls now
'qaal 70 sll whoisSom dsinsnds ~ '"fH' - -"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
Cincinnati Warke!

CrScIysATTI, July l7.--Flour and Grain
In Flour, receipts anI demand are a.
bout equl. and prices are unci,auged.--
There were some further receips Today
ofnew. Tie sails comprised l6J iris ex
ira At SO 60. OfGrains. I5J buah new
Wheat soll at si;95;snd 60 do 90 Rye;
al 8Jc. Ret-eivet d+eing-tbe last sz hours
80 brls Flour:
Provision@-The make. is quiet, and
We heard Of no sales to-day.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19

A DANGEROUS CoUNrERFEIr.-A large
number Of counterfeit Ten dollar bills on
the Iron Bank Of fIronton was put in circu-
lation in this city on Saturday last, and
many who considered themselves good
Judges of money were badly bitten. The
notes are exceedingly well done, the en-
Craving is excellent, but the paper is poor,
of very light color, and the bills are near
ly one-eight of an inch wider than the gem
uir o notes. Quite number of them were
thrown out in the banks Of this city on Sat
urday and to-day. These bills appear to
have been putin circulation simultaneous
ly in Cleveland, Columbus. Dayton, and
we have no doubt that the State is flooded
with them. People who take the papers
should look out.-Journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
Republican Convention.

We lay before our readers TO. day the
full proceedings of the Republican Con-
vention held at Columbus on last Friday.
They will be peiused with interest by all
classcs Of our readers.
The American Party looked with great
anxiety to this Convention for ticket
worthy the support Of all freemen opposed
TO the Kansas-Ne5raska swindle Of the
Pierce Dynasty.
The Convention was one, of the largest
we have ever attended and quite harinoni-
Gus in its actions.
Mr.. CHASE, the nominee for Governor,
although not our choice, received very
handsome majority upon the first ballot
and surprised many Of us outsiders with
the great number of warm friends brought
to his support. As a statesman, Mr.,
CHASE stands deserTedly high in the esti-
nation of the people of Ohio and would
fill the Gubernatorial chair with the dignity
and honor becoming the Chief Magistrate
of the third State in the Union.
The other candidates arc Americans and
as such are acceptable to the American
Party standing as they do deservedly high
in its ranks.
Should the entire ticket meet with the
appreciation of the American Party it will
bo elected by sweeping majority.
Let every friend of the Republican and
American movement in Ohio put his
shoulder to the wheel and there will be no
such word as fail. We commend to our
friends the perusal Of Mr.. CnAsE's speech
upon accepting the nomination.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
CONVENTION OF KNOW SOME
THINGS.

SPRINoFIELD. Mass, July IA Con-
vention of Know-Somethings assembled
here to-day. About ninety delegates were
present Resolutions were adopted, main
ly re-afirming the principles of the party
as promulgated at the late National Con.
vention at Cleveland. One Of the resolu
tons adopted pledges the party in favor
OF Temperance. but without making any
reference to the prohibitory law. The feel.
ing was very strong for fusion, but it was
thought best not to call for one in tho con-
veution directly.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19

Edward Everett. E$-Sec. Of State and Senator Z. 6
Robert 1. Winthrop, Er-SpeskeF H1uss Asp.C IS 4
Abbott Lawrence. Minister PleDi. 70 Great B-t..a,
tJohn o. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop OF Bos:on.
MEN THAT A,4E MENU!
Among the di,ases his Fill hes cured With astonisl-
Ing rupdy.we may mention Coi:iv sneIJ Bilious Com
platots, kAeuT ausn. Dropsy, Hsart01rn, He4dachs =
Arising FROM 2li Spinach Sausea.i Indigestion. ~ ar-
bid nAeion 0! tae Bowels, and pain arising from
Fatulsncy. Loss Of ApPst5, ali Ccc;o and cl:-E-
e0us Diseases. which rsglire evse. .Gut Medicine
Serocula Kings Evil. Thsy also by plr.fyiAg ,hs
blood & stiulstrs ID System c1.s uiIay Com la ut
which IL would not h. supposed II. could re21h.
psafn J5s, ?. rd E!1ines'. - ralga and Ns.vo
lrr.tabiity. D;:sngen ,Gts ~ tle Liver and Kdatys
Gout and ojh}r ud-ad m9Iint'. o'sin- fro 10
stats Of ths ooiy DISTRACTIONS Of s i1nctos OF It's
functions. Th sy are the bss PlrEstve sdicus ever
discov .rsd gnd yol will bat need - th b CAGE
to know il. Prepared by Dr. c. AVER. L0=e!l, Mass
aai sold by r. Ecksiein. Cincinnati: KElapEa Z Co.
sad NJ e krsid,-. .Lsacasts:; G. ?. Hamlir. Oaklsnd;
L. Kalb. RushYi!e, Ead .. all DsG'sa N Medicine
eThry whsse. July l2, l5j5-2mlU
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19

EJ' Complaints have reached us that
our paper is not delivered at Clearcrceb
p. DIN Oakland. We are unable to
state the cause. Our mailing clerk is
careful to deposit them in the p. o. here,
and are haow they are mailed. That they
do not reach their destination we are as.
sured by our subscribers. We shall look
further into this matter and if we find who
is TO blame we shall make complaint in the
right quarter TO correct the evil Ohio
Eagle.
CLEARcnEEK, P. o. Jaly 10Th, 1866
Mr.. EDIToR:- Having had my attention
called TO the above article, deem it JUS
tice to myself and the patrons Of the Eagle,
to state that the Eagle has not failed to
reach this Office but one week, since | had
charge of the Office. That time the week
previous TO the great meeting at j. Shall
enbargers. | suppose almost every body
knows what week that was) I know they
did not come to his Office.
The next week they came from Amanda
on Saturday morning, though not wrap
ped in a dark pink wrapper as it usually
had came, but wrapped in a Letter wrap
per sent from Allentown to Amanda.
Not pasted as usual, but tied will, wrap,
ping twino. These en.cmen, Iknow to be
the facts, although | have no special re-
gard for the sheet nor the principles set
forth in it, yeti understand the solemnity
OF my obligation as P. NJ. sufficiently, (if
there was no other consideration to
discharge my duty to the best of my abil-
ity, ye' | cannot deliver papers until
they come to hand, though ii post matter
TO this Office was not detained, it would
not be in keeping with some Offices,
Though it seems p. Ms. will differ in
some things.) hope and expect this
matter will be closly looked inlo and the
cause accrtained why the Eagle failed
once to reach Clearcreek. p. o. the cause
if any, think will he found to rest upon
scource, that will not cause much evil.
Gro u.u,,v d M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
TREAsUHEH's ASNUAL REPORT
F0r 1853

EDwARD GRAYBlLL. n Treasurer Of Palrs.,d anna
- WIN aeeo nt With said county, for tue year td
iLg June ], 1855; Dp
amount remaining on hand Jnne ist.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OfIhe steamer Pacific

The allies in Good Spirfsi-FTvs hous
sand men lost m hs late Baales-SeOas
topOL soon 10 be Stormed-i iSveoJorg and
Hdngo BoDIbdrded-Emper9r Alexands,
ssriOHsty W-Brsadstg6s iorer.