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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11

Llte. Fus.' rs-r.ptsl S3oe, 900
fsrtsesa i'''s OF Hartford, Conn
hnieSefooeAsi fs of New York
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American uu'ua' Of New York.
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National rfoscc.'oA OF New York.
x.s - vAcxrx roNrM, with
N c,..is raid n and in seirenes sasre
saasn :. Z he effected in the above 49,
name. Is Ne rsrudisf,ss' 4,ext.
No cem~sroial Blsek.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
'ssss r between philadelphia and Pittsburgh

Rates between Philadelphia and PittsburgM
First Class..Boots, shoes. hry .5c. . 100 10
Goods in boxesl, Fars, Feathers Ac.i
second ClaSs..Bocks q >tation-I oou
ery Dry Goods lin boxes, HARD ooe' wv 10
ware, Leather, Wool. &c..
Third Class..Anviis, has.'he,f soc. h l00ib
Bacon Pork lin bulk Hemp,&e,
YOurt h Class..Cofee, Fish, pa. 1oe G lOOlb
con & PORK tpaek ed ara s. Lard OILY o,psu,.
IsIn shipping Goods from any point Easi OF rkia
delnhis he particu mari pact age "rta Pe.nsg!
RAMA Raiiroaa.' All Goods CONSIGNED to ne agents
Of this Road at Philadelphia or Phtsoars VIII DC ior
W rded without detention. n,
Psstsur ArEsrs.-Moses Potter, BOSTON, ). o. ~
Iiot,. \. York; J. sneeder, philadelphia magfaw
Snr;,o,.,S R,nwn Cincinnati. Ohin; J. s. Moore
head. louisville, Ky; r. c. Meldrum Msdf,on,
Ind Ratclis 4 Co. ST. Louis, Mo-; j. s. Miicpen q
Son. Evansville, Indiana. ,t.,
n n. HOUSTON. GensrGl Freight -7sf, Ph'ia'
D. LoMBAEkT. Sapf. .7itoona, Pa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11

ss Subscriber is Agentfor Pearce's oysters whieh
win sunply 10 the trade Wholesale or TO custom
DAVID MILLER.
narennnrt Sant alst. 1854. wtfwif.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
b. & W. KELLY,
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL GROCEHs
Dry Goods, QueensWarc, Hardware
Roots and shoes, Hats and Caps Ne'


my Gaaas Oueeusware, Hardware.
boots and shoes, Hats ana caps ~c'
,J,oGErHER with thousand diferentar'ieles toe
i numerous TO mention. ~,
We have on hand and will be constantly RECEIVING
large asso in the above line on the opening m
spring. Our large stock Of Groceries we Pafueaa'
~ ,acomm.nd: which will be sold at the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail Market Prices;-
% Hns.heaaN o Sugar, 10 eoxe. Soap.
% hhis ~ a. elar 81 r: Bale Rope all sizes.
~ ssct. assorted Coree, Campbine and Spirit Gas
$50 bushels dried Apples; Glass OF all siLes,
50 bushels pairedPe lia.ketsih Naieet
200 bbls bills & Cask q Tar, pitch anu nosln' -.
g. Orleans Sugar house, Rai>ins- Curtants,h iee an"
aud syyun ,Joiasses: Spices in variety;
!, hhl. .nn t.oldep Syrun; Paints dry and Gfound'
- r.nd chests Y Cedar and Pine churns,
us.o. rmn.,i.Iand + Ir- VS. sh Tubs and Buckets;
uh Ts,s. iOils-Lard. Linseed. Tan
40 adiesassorted Teas for ners. sperm ana rie-
phanf'sO ts-
~ h's Shis White Ash and large assormsn, of
Lie Trout. Queensware:
naxss vine Cod Fish; 600 bbls Lake Salt;
50 Kegs Nails assorted; IS sacks Gd Au9m al"
50 boxes dried Herring; oysters ahd saroihe9 r.
sehoya. Menld Candies; baccos direct from the
iSboxes star Candles; Manufacturer;
Corner o, Front Ct and Ferry Landing.
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
War prepared to suppl. families win si ins
" following articles, which We warrant 10 s"s
satisfaction: Various kinds Of
is n.,..s. o0 see... Confectionery,
Ord Fruitand Garden Seeds.
ALSO
prep'd Cocoa, Pulv'd saleratus,
G. Tartar, Yeast Powder,
C. Soda, Sal Soda,
Nutmess, Mace,
Whole and Allspice,
Ground,Cinnamon, Pepper Ginger,
Pickles, feppersaues,
Tomato Ketshup, Vinegar,
Mustsrd Rice,
Table and Dairy citroa. currants,
Salt, Raisins, rigs,
Shaker Preserves, Lemon Syrup,
Sage. Maearoni, Picked Trout,
Vermicelli, White Fish,
Nackerel, Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, Sperm, Star and
Whale 4 Lard oil, Tallow Candles,
Lard Be.svax spermaceii. Indigo, Fig Blue. csp-
neras BJpe yitrol Alum, saitpetre. Boray, Starch.
Rosin. Bad Cords. Clothes ana Piow Lines, Flour,
! Corn Meal, " OGDEN and Store Ware Nails. &c, &c.
HAWKES. n DAY.
Adj 90 IS Front st. cd door east of Main.
|. Bbls st. Louis :yrHp Moasses reed ON eonsign-
I'D ment and for sale BY
Nov 3 J. NJ. DALzELL N BRo.
GROCERIES
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, for sale by
w Nova DALZELL & BRO.
SoAP-se Boxes Palm Soap in store and for sole BY
= Oet2j DALZELL 81 BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
4urdiClk'9
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

THE undersigned ha. opened Genetalintnlligenee
Office with complete set OF e1ohs IN Nhen W.
enter n iuds of Rea and Personal Property for sale
or for rent the names Of all servants VINO wish LOT
places in families within the city. also TIE names o.
Mechanics Laborers ard others seesingempio.n went,
40 that those who are in search of Houses, Lands r
wants. Sc eannotfall of immediate snceess III obtain
ing eitherby calling at my once. Charees n'ouerass;
Cali and register your wants or ordersand the! WiI
receive prompt attention. ,,xpr,r,n
No Commercial Buildings.
Dec Z ish4-dly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
GROCERIES CHEAP"
BARKLEY, THOMPSON 4 co,
Wholesale 0rocsrs.

FRONT STREET, DAVENPORT. IOWA
.ye trSr RscEiyEp and are constantly re-
I'll ceivinr The foywing articles which they oner
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
CAR 01.

JoHs p. H. TALLnAx, CHAaiss
ps,.hte.n.ie. NY. Davenport, Iowa.
TALIHAN PoWE1S.
Attorneys 4 Counsellors n Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once, south side Of second street opposite LeClaire
Block over wiiey's store.
r AyDS bought and sold on Commission. Having
L laiso an once in Eastern New York, al point
from hch large emigration may be expected daring
the present season. we have unusual advantages 10
DISPOSE OF lands to actual settlers
II Loans Negotiated on Real Estate security.
-REFEREscEs-
yew York CITY PoachkeepSie. N. "
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon CharicsH naggiet,
A. u Fiagg. Gilbert Dean.
Charles oiConor. . NJ sassef q Co,
william r. Havemeyef. :" Benson tossing
Anthony ] Bieecker, Prof s. = Morse,
William B Sxidmore. Utica, n l.
Albs.y NY Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill. Cagger Porter Chicago III.
Hegebosne, King and Boiss X. swift and Co..
Erss,us Corning. Miller and Fowler,
Aplla W.T. wiR. Wood and Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11

Missouri stats Mutual Fire, 1afiue Ansui~As~
Company Of 81. Louis.
r,p,TaI. saeo 600 and constantly Increasing
ri 9 Sras,~ SN Edgeii,
r. W. Alexander, 4. Myman'
G.r,~. D. A. January. G. II. resN-
pnseiss issued from 80 days 10 sig years. anu 'he
surcd participate in the whole Iroan, ,ren,
Ear snformation engaire ofthe h9 rs sVsTsNpoPT
nj Davenport.
vie Aath lSSk-tyW.ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Essl@N M ssE

THF Great Central Route, CONNECTING nv n.,ass
eitirs With the Western, Northwestern, ana
-, Sees hy n continuous Railway direct. ms
rond ,,so CONNECTS at Putsburg with dsily line OF
steamers 10 all ports the Northwestern Lakes ma
~hies EREIGHT can be forwarded 10 aud from the
RET
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.


THIS town l. situated on beautiful undulating
i prairie 10 miles from Davenport and lc miles
from Muscatine Its on the State road, miles from
the Hssssippiand Missouri Railroad and miles from
the river. itisyery healthy; with population Of
hundred not case of sickness having occurred tn
summer. II is within half milo of timber and the
same distance of the best coal banks in the country
ltiswe'l watere both with springs and wells.
Blue Grass now contains store, with fine OPEN
ing raDother, black smii shop, wagon shop
shopete. Three baidinksar now being com picted,
OF which, Of ample dimensions and intended for a
tavern stand is for rent on reasonable terms Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
house mikes distant, very fair nducemeHtsaret thus
presented TO any ono wishing to engage In the bust
A mills in operation 81 miles from the
town and grist mill is being erected ut the same
place.
Lots re now for sale In the above town on very
reasonable terms, and those wishing to build and To-
there will have such inducements presentedthe
rarely offered. Good improved farms can be
purchased In the vicinity atfrom SIS to $40 per
Stone coal kept constantly on hand a, MY coal bank
JAS. K. BURNsIDES.
Blue Grass, Oct 9TH, 1854 -wtrwr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HhULEoALE AND hEIAlL
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
CT goods Of all descriptions, IN common consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
G.. T. /. d. Kanawha salt Hardware,
Xet's and MN Saws, iron all kinds Steel assorted,
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch d Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stnrs, DC,
viii n will be sold at small advance for Cab. As
int Id keeping every thing in common use, persons
ing articles obtain them Front Street
al IL Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
une q, is53-2g. J. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
snrinrasla Fire and Marine Insurane CompAn
SPRINGFIELD MASS,
Capital stock paid in Sl5o. oOo.
~-.a xas,arn In 1rAnce Co0YAAVs

SPRINGFIELD Mass,
c.r;ts, s.ork paid in Sl50. 600.
ws-sn yes,sru In ur.nce Company,
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
Sapsa !. n,e eared 70 effect insurance In
Tn srs nsme5. also in several nrss class NsN
v..sas,, =, rnaaies through NJ. b. osborn w.
Rock Island. e n. BATES.
a~..soya, Woodward & Harris Store Brady ST.
Feb, LIST. less. ---
HARTFORD INSURANCE coAfAna
80 ,.rsiyed the Agency Of this sound anu
~ ,ish,s ',omnsny 70. Davenport aad siela,i,
.,a ara prepared TO issue policies on - nv
ssrns as any other good compaRSfy 4 coRBIy.
dec 90 -
IN9URANCE.
FIRE. INLAND AND LIFE.
ET n A
INSURANCE Co, HARTFORD,
Chartered 1873.
CASH CAPITAL. S5OO,OOO.
HOME
INSURANCE CO. OF THE GIN INV YORK;
e..s c.,;td 100000.
NORTHWESTERN
insurance. Co. Of the STATE
OF NRW YORK.
~.r~.rtseur MueuaI Life Insurance
CO., of Hartf0Fd, Ct.
AcoUIRED CAPITAL. $1,000 600.
OFFICE or WEST SIDE OF
Main bet. Trent and second sts.
ApiI4-duIy HENRY B. HofFMAf Agent,
rarn6.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
3asnraafe.
INsuRAN G Z.

INSURANcE
FIRE MARINE And LIFE RISKS taken at ms
Agency in responsible Companies ana on 'he mos
reasonable terms.
Merchants and Shippers win be allowed return pre-
mum = MuasRE,;oR, LAwES 4 BLAKEMoEE,
augs no - eLAA. 49,
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. CoAfANt'
Office lO6 Broadway, N.
AnRyry 30. 8 LE CLAIRE BLOCK, OAvENfokf
CkpfTAL - prest
rs'ss 4. ". McdREGoR, Agent.
Sept. 81, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
FOR SALE.

nNE fourth fpterc,tin an excellent stcsB Sis "
Nyncar this plac. witch has 'cLittitd Nlhnis1
ing Machine Disu sash ard Bind, door, ehtsp,l
LAth Factory. II !, IN full operations lps -,
of custom and Is we'll stocked. Ttn"h, ~ A.
give his personal aiieHtIOl il preferred. hIIEa'
mediatcl! TO NJ Is. o. Bohn ~.
Rork Islnna All eth 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
P0PLINs & DELAINES,
DRESS SILKS

Plain, Striped, Plaid, Fig, t lack and color
ed Silks, just received by Express which
will be sold very Cheap at
lNSIEE'S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
'Nns's' CIG RS,

Davenport. Dec esd, ls54-dtf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
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G. p. Cr;dIapd, the Artist.

We uo!ice, with great pleasure, that this
distinguished painter from Cincinnati. has
honored our town by visit. We have
seen, at Mr.. Gliswold's rooms, several
specimens of Portraits and fancy pieces,
which exhibit great genius. He is un-
doubtedly The finest Portrait painter that
has ever visited Lancaster; and We hazard
nothing in saying that he has no superior
west of the mountains. There arc many
Of our citizens who have long desired an
opportunity TO get first rate Portraits. at
reasonable prices. Sucl, an opportunity
is now offered. We know that all that is
required TO induce orders for Portraits, is
for our citizens to see Mr., Cridland's paint
ings. They are at the rooms Of Mr.. Girls
wold- We sincerely trust, that, as well
for the honor of our city, as for the salts
faction of those who desire really splendid
Portraits, that the miserable daubs which
now, in many instances. disgrace our town
under the name of Portraits, will be con.
signed to their proper place, the gafrct oI
fire, and their room filed with Mr.. Grid
lands elegant and truthful paintings, His
; terms lie has made very reasonable, indeed
and suited to the moderate means of oul
citizens. He will only remain a shorl
time. Call at once. 81.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Eqnestrianisn, at the State Fair.

The Ohio Safe Board Of Agriculture
have cheerfully accorded the use Of the
great driving ring upon the Fair Grounds
for equestrian exercises during n portion
of the time Of the Ohio State Fair, 10 be
held in Columbus on the 18th TO 9lst
September next. The State Board do not
assume any official responsibility in this
matter, but have left the arrangements in
charge of the undersigned who has taken
council with his equestrian friends in diff
ferent parts Of tho State, and is gra;iiied
to find general disposition TO operate
heartily in carrying out such n perform
aucc in gentccl and orderly manner.
II is not designed TO offer prizes for
competition in this department or to have
Board Of Judges to decide upon the rela-
live merits OF the riders; but every Lady
who favors us with her presence in the
saddle will receive a copy Of the "Lady's
Equestrian Manual Ian illustrated book
on IIorsemansbp. and such other testimo-
NAL as private liberaity will enable us to
bestow; while the general and special mer-
its of the eqeslrians will he passed upon
only by about fifty thousand delighted
spectators who will witness them,
We invite all our Lady Equesrans tc
come with spirit TO this exercise, eithe,
with or without escort. All who can
{ should bring their favoriIc. horses; other:
lshould bring, their riding eQuipage, inclu
ding siie-saddlc it possible, and trust tC
their gentlemen friends 10 procure horses
I upon the grolnd or in the city. No fe'
OF entry is to be paid It's proposed tt
have the riding at o'clock on Thursday
: the Goth, and al II O'Clock on Friday, tb'
: 9ist, 90 which atier occasion an amateur
} Equestrian Drama win be performed,
} volunteer characters can be obtained.
4 The Pony Brigade, consisting Of boy
: unlcr Is years Of age, upon ponies no
over IA hands high, is 70 muster on Fri
, day. Our young friends from abroad ar
invited to Join the Columbus Pony Brigad
on that occasiJn. The uniform will be
dark cap, blue or black roundabout, an
white pants. Let the sponies all tur
out,
: Ladies' disposed to joic in the enspiritn
exercises Of equestrianism at the Stat
Fair, are requested to Inform me Of the
: intentions previously, or ut the Editor
) stand on tho Fair Grounds as early as cor
venient. s. D. HARRIs
Ohio Caltivator 0fce, Columbus, Az!
l855
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Correspondence Of lllo Lancaster 'ri Gazette.

Ed GAZETTE: While on visit to
JONATHAN KooN's spirit room, in Athens
County, from which am just returning,
the following communication was written
by the spirit hand, (lighted with phosfo-
rus, under circumstances which enabled
me to see the hand write. Wv
1present it to you, not only as a spirit
ual communication, but as very fne
specimen of epistolary writing, alike un-
exceptional in sentiment and in style
But here it it, speaking for itself, and as l
think, defying criticism:
"To the friends and mediums Of this cir
Gle. BE steadfast in the cause Of the
new revealed light which leads to life's
immortality. Let your paths be decked
with pearls Of moral example, which Civ
eth lustrc 10 the glowing prospects that lie
before you. Seek to be prudent and wise,
and you will be decked with diadem oI
beauty that fadeth not, and honors that
surpass the physical embellishments Of
man." KINe.
This was written without an crasure OF
interlination and in space of time, buI
little over what is required to read IT,
Therefore it King is the devil as some
folks say he is, he is undoubtedly ga smart
fellow" and q pretty good english scholar.
rs - hsfs ~ NO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Guardian sale.

Qf virtue of an order OF sale 10 mt directed from
- the Court Of Probate In aud for the County of
Fairfield and State 0f Ohio. Twill offer for sale AT hub
icvcndue, on Saturday, the STA day Of s55
Ditwooh the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M. and 4 oicoe
r. NJ. OF said day, the premises, tho one un,lI-
yldSd equal third part of the following Described
heal Estate, thai Is To say lying an,t being In tho
county OF Fairfield aforesaid, beginning at The South
boundary of section twenty six (26) township twelve
Q") uhge twent! (eL in The centre OF the zanesyjle
and MaysSlllc Turnpike Road; thcrce North 2lI. de-
grees, East 40 chains to post the East side nf
said road; thence Wcs II O2 ch aims 10 the Section
line; thence North the Section line 10 g chains TO
tho Southwest corner OF J. s. Hanhons lot; themes
East Il chains to post nearhc Wcst side Of snid
turnpike road; thence North O6 chMins to poiht ia
the centre ofsad Road; thence East 10 50 chains 10
Stone in the line OF James Norihs land; thence South
SO chains TO stones thence East II 81 chains TO "A
snne; thence South 81 chains stone; thence West
ii e. chains To stone; thence South SIS chains TO
sione IN the section line; lhcnWest 10 @ chnins 10 the
place OF beginning, continuing fnrty-nne (i!) acres
more or less The above lands will be sold by me aH
the guardian Of George W. Moore and Catharin
Moore, who are minors,and nch entitled TO ono ooual
undivided sixth part OF said lands.
Terms Of Sae-One third cash In har d. one third In
one year and the residue In two years, with Interest
from the day Of sale by mortgage on the prem
ises Each one undivided third appraised at 1885,
66&. Ts. CASPEk'T BITI.IsR
GuardianOf catharihc and George ". Moore, minors.
STINrAcoMB Il SHAW, Attorneys for Petitioner.
/ August o, le55e-5wl4pfSj ..f.s.. ...s, %.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Guardian Sale.

DY virtue ofan order Of sale TO nc directed issued
IL , by the Probate Court Of Fairfield county. will
sell AZ public ycnduc, on the premises, on Saturday
the25h dey Of August 1855, between the hours Of 10
A. NJ. and o'clock r. M. OF said day, the folio wing
described Real Estae to-wt; Being one fourth ofihc
two undivided hfh parts of the Southwest Quarter Of
Section number twehty-four, (eI) Township number
twelve Qs, Range humble twenty Q0( except thirty,
three t33 sold OF Of the Wes aide OF said Quar-
ter Section Also the -fou nth of the two undivided
nh OF the following described tract or pnrceI OF
land being FOry(4O) acres OF tho Southeast Quarter
Of said Section, particularly described as follows;
commencing al the Louihwest corner OF said South
east Quarter Section; thence East "A % chains to a
stones thence North % "A chains to sione thence
West 10 chains to stone; thence North rs "a chains
TO stone on the half section line; thence West
70 chains TO the Northwest corner Of said Quarter
Section; thence South 40 81 chains to the pnoo Of be-
ginning SaidlaRds all In Fairfield county, Ohio, and
In Clearcreck township.
Terms of Sale-ODc third cash In hand. and the resi-
due IN two equal annual payments with interest sccur-
ed by morgage First tract appraised at $3.50. Second
tract appraisedat $3.50. s
HENRIETTA MCINTYRE,
11 Guardian OF John Mcintyre, Minor.
SrIScucoNn &c SHAW, Attorneys. ~.
July %, le55-5w l2pf$4,50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

TIE S.ate Of Ohio, Fzfr6sS cons,y. ss =
tItfSUANT "a the command OF seeOrd order *
sale, iroi9 the Court Of Common PleHs in and toT
sa,a count! and to me directed, will offer at public
atthe courthouse saturday the e5b
DAY OF August D. 1855 between the hour OF 10 o.
SioeS q d. and o'clock p. NJ. the following descri
ocu real estate To NitThe cast half Of the southons,
uaf.sr oi suction No in town ship No. Ia of Range
40. ~ stnae in the county OF Fairfield and State or
0n.o Containing - eO-lo0 Appraised SIs,e0 per
Hciu IN be sold the propcrly Of Elizabeth Il nfh-
arne IysiUger. at the :, u ara. N Fowler Terms az
saie cash. WIN. POTTER, Shcrin :
Mas; BY; Z. u. ". wiseman, Deputy.
July 10, 1855. 5wII nrfaeAa 70
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

WILLIAM MEDILL.--This gentleman is
the representative in Ohio, ola class of pol.
iticians who, in cool, calculating, premed.
ila,ed inhumanity. excel the most remorse.
less and bloody oppressors OF the Middle
Ages. Under the specoas guise Of pop
ular sovereignty" these meu teach that
the Congress Of the United States may is
sue license to the first settlers in any of our
territories to destroy the manhood of u por-
ton of the people, AMI reduce them to the
condition OF the chattles. They not only
hold that the Federal Legislature may do
so, but that this is the true Democratic doc.
trine, claiming that unless the people arc
at liberty TO enslave part of their mum
Der, they are deprived OF their natural, in.
herent rights. What proposition to be
submitted to free, Christian peoplel We
may search in vain the worlds history for
sophistry SO sublimated, for cruelty so re.
fined, for blasphemy so revolving and dam
nable. And yet ifany one raises an objec.
ton TO such proposition these gentlemen
and their minions. presunsing upon the
perennial reign Of an uRchristian preju.
dice, raiselh cry Of "NigEer" '"Aboliti.
onist," and 'disunionist," thinking thai
they have effectualy sileneed the objections
Of the friends.o Liberty and Justice. The
result Of the balloting on the second Tues.
day Of October win show how far they
fhase rhisiaAen the -sedlimentsof'. tho p0oi
pie OF Ohio. Lerington Y lI6c6motise, -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

Ed. GAzErTE:--There was very pleas
ant Sunday School Celebration held at
Sugar Grove on Saturday last. In order
TO give great interest to the occasion, and
TO draw more closely those fraterna rela-
tons which always bind christians togcth
or, a union of the German Reformed and
Methodist Episcopal schools had been a
greed upon by their superinendents and
officers; and Messrs. Stucky and MrFadan
were appointed TO make the necessary ar
rangemrnts. The meeting was very gen
orally attended by the citizens Of the town
and vicinity, thus marifestiug their inter
csL in the success OF the cause Of Sunday
Schools. The children and friends Of the
schools met at the German Reformed
Church at 10 A, NJ. and marched in pro-
ccssion, (attended by music,) to grove
in the vicinity, where seats had been ar
ranged stand erected, aud an ample ia
Bile provided. covered with pies, cakes, DC,
in great abundance. The meeting was o.
pened with singing by the schools, and
prayer by Rev. r.. B. BENNETT, after which
short add esses were delivered TO the as.
sembly on the subject of Sunday School
instruction.. The meeting was orderly and
attentive, and it is hoped that deeper in
terest has been awakened in that commu
nifty onthis subject. No pe,io in our his
tory ever required greater care and dill
gence in the moral training Of the youth o
our country than the present, and no in
strumentality now in use promises more il
this respect than faithful Sunday Schoo
instruction.; and it is Encouraging to ever,
lover of his country to witness such scene
as transpired at the Grove on Saturday,
After the ropast, the assembly returned il
procession 10 the town The best Of feel
ing prevailed, and all felt pleased and graf
! flied; aud, no doubt, will labor on for th
good of the youth of tho country.
Il Lancaster, Aug, 90. j. NJ. JAMIsoS.