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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Cthcimnn,i MnrRii.

TUESDAY, Sept 95.-Flour and Grain
The Flodr market was steady to-day, but
not so buoyant as yesterday. fnG sales
comprised 400 brls at $6.6J, T2i do at c.
55, and 500 do deliverable At KeDia. at g.
50. OF Grain, |, 800 bush red Wheat soil
at /, 80 and 10000 do do 10 arrive at 30.
Received during .hc last twenty four hours
1854 bils -four.
Proyisions.-Sales to-day Of 200 Lfls Of
Mess Pork at $50, and 500 Kegs prime
Lard at l24c-sixty days.
Whisky:-The market is unchanged,
with continued fair demand. The sales
comprise $40 brls from ri!er at 33lc. aud
IS do from wagons at 32sc.
Cheese--The market continues firm.
with supplies. S.les Of $50 boxes at o..
Salt.-Thereis is an active demsn for Kan
awha. Sales Of ,Oo0 brls from yards at
43c.
Broons-A sale of loo dozen medium
fancy at l.90
Oil-Linseed is in fair damand. will
sales of 80 brls at 93c. and IL do at 95c
Molasses-A sale Of 81 brls a. 4?c The
market is quiet.
Coffee-A sale Of l3) bags fair Rio at 1 /
a12c.
Su3ar-The market is quie: with lin
tied demand. and prices tend downward
The sales are confined to small lots at pre-
vious rates.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
CattlG MARKET.

From tho Nep York Tribune.
NEW York, Sept. 10, lG55.-Beeves,--
These are sold by the head at price e.
dual to the value per pound Of the estimated
weight of beef i'll the Quarters. The hide
and tallow or "fifth-duar,er' is not contiu-
ued in this market as it is in Boston.
The prices to-day W ib will not average
over 9fc.
First quality ioGio4
Extra good lie.
Medium 9a95.
Poorest, 8@8tc, With some stll l6wer
PRICES OF VIAL CALvEs.-The rate at
which such calves as are fit to eat sell for
all the year, is from 4 tote % H., lite
weight,
SaEEP kND L&MBs.-sCommou Sheep,
50, 3,25a3,51 extra Sheep, $8alO: Lambs,
9 o0a.4 90.
SwINE.--Westeru hogs, oorn-fed, large.
FIRST quality. 6aa7. live weight: 8a81c.
dead weight; small size do, 6ta6ac live
weight, 8Aas4c dead weight: New York
State still-fed 6ta6Ec. live weight. 84a84c,
dead weight: New York State 7a7t, live
weight; 94a9t dead weight, New York
State, small size, prime for market retail
lug 7a73 live weight 9Eas4c dead weight;
Stock Hogs 5fa6c, hye weight,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
faIicnsfcr mnrkcls.

GAZETTE oYFIcE, Sept. 81. 1855. Our
quotations this morning are as follows
Wheat ,l5@ 1876; Flour, 81 per barrel
Corn, 40; Rye, 50; Oats, 20 cts; Clover
seed-none; Timothy seed, 2,0o@4.OG;
Potatoes. 25 cents; Flax seed. 8Oc:; But
ter, l2@l5c; Eggs, 6a8 cents; Salt, 2,50
Dcans,:-none; Soaps. 5@6c: Coffee,
Sc; Tea, 5o@ FOO; Molasscs, Scots
sdgar, 8ac.io White Fish. l3 dollar pei
barrel; Piekerel lo,O TO ia, 90; Rire @ la9
Vinegar. l9a95 cents; Tobacco, 25a35cg;
Hay. s6,oo@7oo; faIlo# 10y Fer b
! Whisky. 33c; Wool. 2la33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Philadelphia Market.

PilriABErpntA. Sept. 95th, P. N Cot
ton-The market is dull, and prices are
without change. Flour-The receipts aud
stocks of Flour coltiudc light did prices
are firm. There is moderate export de-
mand, with sales Of 1000 bbls. at SO for
standard and good brands, 9,25s8,97I for
extra. Wheat continues in small supply
and is in demand, with sales Of fair aud
prime red at 1,80al37, and of white at
| ,85a195, which is an advance. Corn is
in fair demand, but there is not much Of
fering; sales of 1000 bush. of yellow at
Ole. Oats are in better demand at dc
Whiskey unchanged, with sales Of 100
bbls; Eastoi at 4lc, and prison at 49e;
sales in hhds. at Al. Ryo Wanted at l,lO
for Penna.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

EH-Wo learn that the Washington
Council of this city, embracing eight hun
drcd members, unanimously resolved to re-
pudiate Mr.. Chase. 1t sprcsumed that
ather Councils, in and out Of the city, will
follow. tile example. Columbian.
We learn that at the meeting referred to
there were but fourteen persons present-one
account says elcven--and that Of the num-
Der present but seven persons voted, and
this. too, in a Godhcil which numbers
moro thad eight hundred members, The
fact when brought to a logical test is this;
Seven men out Of eight hundred have re-
pudiated Mr.: Chase.-[ Gin. Gazette
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
OUR LTTTLE 'eeCLIPPER., ),

: We iceland we think justly ,PtOdd Of dur
little Graft; notwithstanding the sickRess
Of our workmen and the many disadSah
tages under which we arc necessarily COM
PEELED to labor. yet at an early hour on Sa-
turday afternoon we were able to supply
the hundreds who were in waiting.--
Thanks to Old Mr.. Fever and Ague, he has
left us and we are now up with the times.
The Clipper win be issued promptly at
noon on Saturday. Our friends will please
call and help themselves after rthatho
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
cleveland market
4 ALr-Presant nse SIS. Stork S7.

ALE-Present use So, Stock 81.
Fish Lake, White, 9,5l and 500; Her
rings; 100 AMI 400; Trout $50 and 81, /,
s.. Ocean-Mackeral No. /, extra 393
and l2; No. 9. do l8 and $50; No. 3 do
l3, an 7,0o, small mackerel from ZOO.
800 less.
Sagar-Browh. from ordinary 10 strictly
prime, 84a94; Coffee 9talot. double re-
fined ilal14c.: Coffee Java l6c; Rio, LA
I9t; Rice 7a7tc; Teas--Gunpow Ter. I'm
psrial and Young Hyson 25iG5c. Black.
3oa62tc. Syrup 5oa6o; Molasses 45a5o;
Cod Sc.
Iron-Common bar Sc; Hoop. 44a71c;
Sheet, Common, 44a5i; Juniata, 6a64o.
Boiler, 6tc; Spring Steel 6tc; Pressed
Spike 6a6a. Nails 4a54c.
Oils-Linseed l.l0 AMI lis; Lard TIA
co.; Whale 87a99c. Sperm 800 and
firm.
Mess Pork, $500; Lard lec; Hams i3a
14c.
saIt-Fine, l.6o?al,7o; II ID sacks.
lc; coarse 2, So
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Gbt 4artaster 6a3tttt,
cITY OF LANCAsTER.
or tho American Parry Of Ob4o.

dRriucinieS oil the AmBflCun ENtt1 " OoNSs
l. Tie unlimited f'rtsl0n sf Religion disconneeled
with enthusiastically 10 ecclesiastical lnnuehees
npon the afIairs of fGOyernne1t--kqualiy otnghsto 70
ali naturailsed Immigrants who acc tAoroagA.p 1msr-
eantsd and owe no tsmpotal ale ~ Iyaso
ofiher rellg higher than that 70 ihs SonsEluon;
e No intcrfe with the rights ~ eiulensnip AT
law 20 ali who honestly emigrate HOm lose otnpet3
but tho exclusion of foreign paupen and anu
rsusaIfo sstsad tAs rgbt Of s4regs 70 a pAG &c
GsrsaSs Until they shall haye reslded ~ years IN me
~ states and couipliod with NO Natural Law
a OpposItion to all political gAhizatlnns composed
fsefusi1sIy Of ForeigRsFs, aAd 10 Foreign Mthtary
TO all attempts 10 ezeIHde ths bS1eJre~
SCHOOLS supported by the GovsrHment. i. -
a. slavery Is I0edI-not RatioAeE-wo oppose lIs *
tSnson iu any tho torritories and the OF
bdlitleal power by tho admission into the Union o.
INV slave State or otherwise, and we demand OF the
Genoral Government aud Immediate redress oi me
great wrongs which hafe been irhleted upon ms me
SaAse 6f Freedom and tic eEcAh Ttpol we
reDsni of the Missouri Compromise ana INC ltNo4ue-
ton OF slavery into Kansas In violation orce
ofrns and te estructlon ofthe elective franchise
81 In humble imitation of tho wisdom OF washlhg-
ton We oppose all In the affairs OF Foreign
Stntcs; vet on all proper occasions, wo VIII mol WITH
hold sympathy from any people 70 pc
sG We support American Industry ahd gehlus agnns.
ms adverse policy OF Foreign nations and Iae,ltes 70
Shternal and external commerce by the Improvement
OF Rivers and Harbers and the eonstructloh 1i Na-
tonal uniting the various sections OF INC Union
Z. The UaiOA ofthese States sAen!a ee
bs, a faithfuI Allegiance to the ConstithtioR.
8. In State policy we zcaously huFoca.e NeT.HoA-
nsent and Reform-a modification OF the p1csent op,
pressive systcm of Taxation and uperai system oi
bubble schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
a.Nai Cook, aad the Young Amerlcn,..

SNat Cook" ana the ounS AmeFicn,s.
Real merit viii soo0er or la,er wiD It's
way 10 f.Yor. aad when once it Is known,
no opposition can long reinrd is progress
while prtfnsfOa will in due time hnd It's
proper level We make this remark in
reference TO The Springfield firm Of Mason,
Cook d BIakely--io whom VIC referred in
a former number-the builders Of The new
and fine working lngine in Snyder 4 Kin.
mans mill; add who, in the repairs lately
made to our Young America Fire Engine.
have added another to the many proofs Of
their skill in enJinSry. Nothing in this
line comes amiss to them. Besides their
extensive Foundry. in which they have
provided for casting all kinds of metal
iron, copper. brass, de-, their machine
shop is ample enough for all the work of
wide extended region. Aid we ale glad
to learn Gas we recently hsvc from those
who ought to know that their persever-
ance, faithfulness and skill are reaping
rich reward in a just and noble apprecia-
ton as far as they are known.
We have some acquaintance with Mr..
Cook, who has once or twice. on ether cc-
casions, visited our city, and under whose
direction the Young America was tested a
few days since. and more charming and
Ejovial companion il would be hard to find
never forgetting, even amidst the severer
claims Of business, the claims Of genuine
courtesy.
The gift Of beautiful SrLvEk Cur to
Mr.. c. BY the Young America Company
so honorable alike to them and to him
evinces at once the high esteem in which
he is held by them, and their appreciation
Of the skill displayed in repairing their ma
chine. The whole affair was in excellent
taste, and with just enough of ceremony
The gift, though large enough, was no
over large; andits presentation was viewed
by all as a very grateful tribute to finely
tempered and meritorious man, and well
skilled machinist.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
RichIand County.

This county in 1859 gave PIERcE | loo
majority. Last year it gave SO majority
foT the Democratic ticket. The following
extract from letter froiH a pr5tiiineht eitl
iseu Of Mansfield shows the PROSPECT this
year: I'm my BEST judgHieRt the vote III this
county win not vary much either way from
lie, and is just about as likely to vary one
way as the other. Mr.. CHASE will run at
least evenly up with the average of the re-
mainder of the State ticket. Mr.. TRrMsLE
will not get dozen votes in the county,
and what he does get will be taken from
MEpILr and not from Chase 50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Prospect OF the American Party in old
Fairfield.


AT no time within the history of :he A.
hericah party has her prospects been SO
fair and her skies so bright, as they are
In "Old Fairfield" The hcartlcss cffron,
terry and barefaced reckieseness of the Sag
.Nicht Rcd Lodgs Clique has met with that
febuke from the honest voters of Old Fair
field that they so justly deserved at the
hands of an indignant and justly outraged
constituency. Tosay that we shall carry
the county for every American Republican,
dpon our ticket would hot be Just to our
enthusiastic Americans. We can, must
and will elect every man upon Our ticket
with an increased ttiajqrity over otr ticket
Of last fall q
From all parts of the t6iinty we hate
good tidings: psfseterc, brethren, and
there will Bc 10 such word as fail! The
Treasury Eaters" can and will be most
signally rebuked, Let us make Old Fair.
field the BANNER. COUNTY OF OHIO
on the Cd Tuesday OF October. >
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Pennsxlvnnia Stnte Fnir.

HGRntsBuao. Sept. Sl.-Prys. Pierce
and suite will arrive here on "Wednesday
noon, to be present at the State Fair He
will remain until Friday. Rooms have
been engaged for him.
The town is filling with strangers, and
the weather being clear this morning, it is
hoped it will be propitious tht6ughoat the
week. The Fair grounds present cheer
ing scene, and the progress already made
gives assurance Of a fine display Of agricul.
tural impleHents and stock. is we'll as a
Misrepresentation of manufacturers and
the mechanic arts.
Agrand Ball is to takc place oh Thurs-
day evening. tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
An Ordinance

PnIyiding for Grading, CuTbng and Gravelpg the
side Walks and paving the Cutters on Mulberry
Street. kasts sl broad Alley sJst 70 - y. a.
GEC. l. Be it ordained By the Cita Cornell Of tAsfiS
y Of istsr That the sdc-walks aud guiters ,isi
front Of Lots Nos +24 4, 426, 527s 42e Aso 430, 43l
i33 s33, 49, 49, 436, 49, 49, 439 40. 4l 442. 49,
444 As, 446 and AZ Mulberry Street. East Of BROAD
Alley l,c Payed, cut down.or oiled np The can
may be. as correspond with the grade ofsaid street,
recorded IN the grade Book OF the y Of Lancaster
SEC. p That after tbs legal publication OF this Or
iinauce. the Of said Lots as specified
apd numbered in the arst section ofts ordnanee, or
tie perAoH Dr. persons having legal control Of tho
be and il Is hereby made their duty 10 ipproys
the sidewalks IN front OF the same, by curbing tho
with eurbiTg- to- Excavate and excnd Tho
CUTTERS to the width OF i've feet, and to face the same
Tib boulder stone also 10 epxer the side walks viii
good scree ned gravel six inches % depth.
CHARLES y. SHEFFER, Preside nj, C. c.
.AItest--N. YouSG, City Clerk, pro. ten.
Augest 30, Is55-9wI7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Provisions TO day
are less firm; sales of Mess Pork at S9l to
$22, and Of prime ditto at $l9 50 to $50.
Bacon Shoulders sell at l24 to l3c; Sides
at 13t to l39. Bulk Meats--Shoulders
l14c., Sides and Hams 12c. Lard is un-
changed Flour City Mills is better, with
sales Of 1890 bbls. at ST,87; Howard ST.,
is held at 9. Wheat The supply is light,
and there is gool demand for white
Wheat dt / 85 to 9. aud for red at IS to
85, Corn is dull and dnchaugedi the
supply is light.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
DENTISTRY.

n C;RuBBhaying returned to- Iancasterand intends
To remain permanently in thIsleity,a9d havinRFe-
eeise tdetFs from IN perieneed DentiAt from
in now respectfully tenders hisproiessionas
yircsto citizens OF Lancaster and the public generally
Teeh such as Extracting, Plugging, FILLING, regulating
the Teeth treating spungy or deceased Gums, destroy
ing Nerves, renewing Tartar, etc. ts.. -,
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plate ffaui one 70
fn set: also Artificial Gowns set on healthy roots
without pain, so as u ahs%er althepufposcs ofmas
Every oiersiiooh h bsnlisiry essential 10 preserve
and beauty the Teeth, and give theTa hehthy aeI
tion, Land improve the bTeeth .heaith
be waited on at thcr respective plnees
il he requested. No charges made or examinaiion or
consultation at his ohiea- ~ A \, hsllt
OFFICE--0n the Northeast corner Of NE Pptse
Square, one door from Main street:
Lancaster, September 9e, 1e54-xl ,,.7 49,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
MfLEAsANT-r

We cali tho attsHtiou of our readers TO
the communication Of our correspondent
pleasant" If the facts therein stated be
true, should not every democrat pause be-
fore voting for Col. Sharp this fall Who
knows how much further these treasury
eaters intend to plGader the county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

EE-The Rev. ( Newton Schleich Of the
Pope's Organ, announces the return of his
master Gov. Medill;in fine health and spir-
its and thathe will again stump the coun,
" ptior to the election. We thought there
was something ub. When we saw him and
the bishop of Erie both In town. Perhaps
the Bishop can send him over TO Perry
with that NJ 3 breast PHI; He might do
sothe stftics in that quarter:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

An Ordinance
TO enforce tIle ColIeetion Of Pines

To enforce The COLLECTION OF Pints.
NJ L il ordained BY the City Council OF the City Of
Lancaster. Ohio, that when aisy person persons
shall be convicted or avolation OF any OF the Ordi
nances Of the Guy Aforesaid, and fine shall he i'm
posed for such violation and the is mol paid that
Il shall b. lawful for the Mayor at his discretion and
he is her,by auticyz IT. 10 commit snch person OF
persons the Jail ofth- county until such fine and
edsts paid, Or until otherwise discharged by due
course of law. s-t
This ordinance shall take effect and bc in force from
and after its legal publication.
CHARLES p. SHEPFER, President.
AttestZN fdu Sc, City Cleak, pro. tent,
Lancaster, September 6, ls5j-3wIe
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

CURING UNDER.-The gainesville cor
respondent Of the Cleveland Herald, who
describes a mass meeting of Democrats re-
Gently holden at that place, at which Messrs.
Geo. McCook and James w. (Signai)
Taylor addressed the assemblage, states
both Of these gentlemen declared them
selves TO be "as anti slavery as anybody"
We really hope that Gov. Medilrs body
guard is not attempting to steal Mr.. Chase.
thunder. Jimmy acknowledged himself
to have been once Wilmot Proviso man:
but his principles at prcsnt. ARE those which
are proper for a State Librarian. He de-
sires permission to enjoy his democracy in
quiet. which, beiilg very small favor
should be accorded to him.
with mournful tones and eyes Piteous;
ly turning up" Mr.. Nc Cook delivered
according to the IIerald's correspondent
the following doleful Jeremaid:
~, woulJ that the sun as he rolls or
in his course above all the lands OH tn,
globe, did not shine on d master, who wa
to be pitied as mueir &sAthe slaves. o,
would that there was no slave ships on tn,
ocean: O, | would that there were no bar
racdohsipdh Africa's shore nor cofflcs il
its Interior"
Recovering, however, from his paroxy>n
he concluded that eve hate Constitution
that recognized Slavery. WAsnrsoTo,
said we must not dissolve Tie Uuion. w,
must let slavery be then. We must not ge
stirred up and excited on this question; no
stir up the North against theSouth." Poo
fellow!-- Gin. Commefcias.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
FURNITURE wARERooMs,
d. X. FisIfEL.

EVAYING returned 10 the city and erected large
II building in the Of the brick house, the
eorRey Of Broad and Chesaat Streets square Sonth
Of the.-Narket House, intends maDufactuFing upon
= Ia ge scale all the Kasio sartie.es -
u Of CpkiRe, Furstture, Bcdsteads II n. =
E7pahd Chairs. Which he will keep -
Lttalways hand, together with - - -
large assortment of Cincinnati manufacture. Hs long
experience in the business will enable him 20 have
manufactured at home and imported from abroad the
very best of work. and he intends 10 employ
butthe mos, sklfql rprkmen The best mate
rials. he hattes hn5elf h9ihs vii give general ga
tisfactioh to NIL no may favor him with their
The public are ihyied 10 cali aud examine the as1
surtment. The entrance to the rooms IL upon Broad
Street .a4. d.. X. FISHEL .
n Il. Repairing dope on The %bortestDotice. and -
,casonable, Lancaster, May 20.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

HdN. WIN. II. GIBSON. regtst TO
ledfn froHl the f'ittn Tribune, that this dis
tiBgiiished champion OF American Re-
piblicanisii tettrhed home on Wednesday
Sf last Week, laboring under a severe attack
If Fever. Many warm hearts sehd Up
wishes fdt his speedy RECOVERY
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

AN IMPORTANT DEFEcrr6N.-Oneby one
the great props Of the Slave Democracy
are falling away. The Lima Peoples
Press says that When Gov. Medill was at
that place short time since, he applied to
the veteran Democrat, Gen. WM. BLAGK-
BURN, for his support. They have been
old and warm personal y pdlltlcdl friends;
The Press says;
When the Governor Has here, he ap-
piled to him for support. Governor, p"
he replied, "there is one question that you
do not think of sufficient importance to
have even discdssed-Ihat Of slavery en-
tension. look upon it as the issue
Your position does not suit me. can
uot support YOU"
Thus they go. No man in the North
west has welded a more potent influenced
than Gen. Blackburn. The Republicans
have Just nominated him as their candidate
for Representative. 1t is now a question
whether Medill will get as MANY votes in
the Northwest as Trimblc will. The race
will be close enough to be interesting
Chase will carry vast majority over al
his opponents in this former stronghold O.
the Locofoco party.-Stdts Journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
MEK CHANT TAlL6Rs

N SPRINGER x TROUT,
n0 GWAVE removed their Clothing establishments
-1ApI 10 the TaLimadgs Block, first door East Of
White Ldtd's HardrarS Store where they olcB-
ug large and extensive assortment OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GQDpS, and are now manufacturing every
yarefa of SbFpF qTd SH5gHeI, Hear, which they Will
be purchased at amy other es!RS sbnqpt in the city
Their clothing is manufactured undeslhsr super
vision and Is consequently SUPERIOR To that which IL
Brought from other places They have also hand,
beaotfHI rariety Cloths, CGssimeres, HeftipgS &c,
which they prepared to manufacture to order They
have III rempIoy The best,of woTkmen and are at
all times prepared 10 nse the best ITS In the latest
styles. -4IItheir pork nil be UarraHted.. a =.
The public respectfully solicited N call and
anime their stock and while thankful for the liberal
pail they enjoyed they their old
iomers nd ali others that they will labor give gem
goods aud work., ..-. SPRINGER d TROUT.
Loncr ste1 .Apri3, 1854
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
TO CORRESPONDFNTs

We see BY announcement that Gov. Me-
dill, Rev. N. Schleigh and other AZ 6
gentry are announced to address the De-
mocracy Of every township in the county
prior the election. Follow the rats into
their dens and send US a full report on as
early adsy as you can. Give them no
quarters, fFf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
NNTho "Ohio Eaele" Gov. MedilT,

EETho "Ohio Eagle" Gov. Medill's
principal organ. that grinds oat masiS to
order. says it knows more than score of
Trimble men. Of eoarss 1t 0uyhtto know.
as report goes now that Mcdill is still to
break out in favor Of TriHible. What dis,
cotors viii itaiettts" lead to ne2ts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
CITY HARNESS SHOP;
Cnre,te Buiidipg.--Pubilc Square, Ian.
caster, Ohio.
- n nAVIS

~ ESPECTFULLY calls attention to his excellent
assortment of Harness. Collars, WhiPs, TrnRss,
GarDetBars sc. His stock OF Harness comprises SILVER,
also Wagon and Plow do-all OF which cAnnotoe SUR
In the city either in stock. orkmanShip OF low
prices. Hehasaso atrimming shops wherc
Bnssy and Carriage TTimYing'
will be done on short notice in superior s'yie' a-
Iancaater June 2e, 1e55-1y5 r.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

KIDSAPPrNG.-The ChambersBurg. Pa.
Wing says that on Sunday night week, a
negro man wss kidnppcd. snd taken from
the camp meeting at Shippensburg. aud
carried off into Virginia, without color ol
legal sanction ofany kidd: A profession
al slave catcher mddc the captdre, and al.
lodged that the negro Was a slave, owned
In Virginia, Whose master had employed
him to make the arrest. Two negroes
were taken at the time, but one managed 10
escape on reaching Chambersburg. Not
the slightest evidence was shown that eth
er of the negroes was slave, nor Was any
attempt made to procure the sanction Of
law.