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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
LOckviIIe MINIS.

VVNHB subscriber has purchased the above property
and Is now prepared to do custom work as we'll
as merchant work. The mill has been well repaired,
and is In good order TO do work in either way He is
also prepared To buy wheat at all tnes or Hour the
same for customers IL desired. He hrs employed an
experienced miller, aud will render general Satisac-
uon M r tftsat.rf
rhe Dstillery, with all its machinery, Is for sale
togoiher with. Boiler, Tubs, &c. The saw-mill hd'
Joining 1t is also for sale.
dated. The proprietor can al ali times be found a
his mill in Lockvile, or on his farml miles south
east of Lockve, and mile west OF Carroll,
| August Q, ls5s.-smls
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

NOTICE.

yWNHE subscriber having closed up his business In
the merchantile line, earnestly and sincerely re-
quest all persons know themselves indebted to him
TO call without delay, SETTLE UP, PAY UP, lf their
notes and get receipts for their accounts All claims
mol paid by the 18th Of November next will DO LEFT In
the hands Of an agent for collection without any re-
speet TO persons, or any further time given.
Millersport, august 2a--16 G. G. MILLER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Probate Notice

NTotice is hereby giyento all persons nterestcd that
the accounts and vouchers OF the estate OF Jacob
Hoffman, Henry Hlte and Gregg A. Kirlin also tho
gre, have been ned in the Probate Court OF Fairfield
County, Ohio forinspection and settlement. and that
the will be for hearing on the 9Th day OF October
1855, or as soon thereafter as may be-
VIRGILE. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster, September l3, IS5J-3wf9.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Sherihss SaIe.
rA. stat. d olia. Faira.ld co,

The State Of ohiO, Fair6sid conafy, a.
DURSUANFto TO the command Of a ard order OF sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of said county
and to me directed, will ofer public sale at the
Court House in Lancaster, Saturday the 6fA dag
October, 1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M
and O'Clock p. M. the following described Real rs
tate ,iowit Lot No ., in the central addition 10 the
town OF Baltimore. Appraised at $50.
To bo sold as the property OF George II. HOuser and
Ruama his wife, at the suit ofEdward Calkins.
Terms Of sale Cash. WIN. POTTER. Sheriff.
By c. M. L. WISEMANi Deputy.
Hunter and Daugherty, attorneys.
Lancaster, august 80, 1e5S-5Wl1Dfe3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
BREAD! BREADA BREADH
SAMUEL BEEHY

VEToULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Wv lancaster & vicinity, that he has commenced the
Bread, Light gsusIS X Cracker Baking
in connection with his ls prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
with every thing in the above line Having in his en-
ploy the best Of bakers he feels confident that he can
please all who may favor him witlta call.
7Call at his Store Main Street, and also at his
Bake -House, cornor Of Columbus 81 Mulberry streets
Lancaster, July lS, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
nEsIRARLE CITY LoT FOR SALE.

II WILL sell Lot No. rs in Carpenters Addition to
the City of Lancaster being the Lot directly oppo-
site to the residence of William NJ, Kinkead, Esq:
This Lot is large aud elgby located, being one Of
the corner Lots in the original Carpenter Plat ana
situated on the Southwest corner Of Winding and fer
nv Streets near the c. w. & 2. R. X. Depot Terms
easy and title warranted Enquire OF
SAMUEL JACKSON or
GEORGE w. MAC ELROY, f.
Martins Row two doors South of Post Office.
Lancaster, May II, 1865
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Probate Notice.

NToTICE is hereby given to all persons Interested
v that James J. Church, administrator OF the Es-
tate OF Tnnis A. Kngy deceased hRs He'd his aceoWat
and Vouchers in the Probate Court Of county
Ohio. for inspection and settleme nt mar III same
will come on for hearing the nth day ofseptember
next, or soon thereafter may be convenient
VIRGIL X. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster, august 90, 1e55--3w16
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

F. c. DIETZ
-.-vA ~ D RESPECTFULLY informsthe citi-
ce.r4ssSt> IL zens Of Fairfield county that he has
ESkG$fEH~ recently put up anew Carriage shop,
" sdiatelgin the rear of WhiteS Latta'
Hardare Store, Centre Alley, Lancaster Ohio, wher
he will constantly keep on hand and manufacture
order every variety ofvehicle in his line
UPRepairng done short notice, and the
ayorable terms Dec. "A, Is54-39
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Probate Notice.

NOTICES horeby given that james Pickering,
EIN Guardian Of Jacob Morton and Martin Morton has
fled his accounts and voushers in the Probate Court
inipection and viii eseltied on the ffti Of septem-
ber A. ID. 1855, or as soon thereafter as may be.
I VIRGIL e. SHAW. Probate Judge.
August 16, 1e55--3wl5+ Y@
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
ns.irnhIe Citv Proporty for sale.

49, yUNHkr desirable property located ON Wheel.
M:;;l ing Street. corner of Broad Alley being 100
EIl feet on Wheeling by 100 feet on Broad Alley
Residence contains rooms, kitchen, OuthOuses, &C.,
with ali tho conyenIences of family residence-also
anew and convenient Carpenters Shop, Smoke House,
Stable, &c. Terms reasonable. For further partiou-
lars enquire Of LITTLE & DhESbAChS.
Eancaser, July ), 1850 8a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Estate Of James A. Baker.

NToTICE Il hereby given that the subscriber has
" been appointed and qualified as AdministratoR
on The Esaie Of James A. Baker, deceased, late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio. Dated atLancnaLer, this Isl
day Of August, 1855, SYLVESTER STITH, Adm.
August 3, le6j-Sw13
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

An ApoLoGY.-T most annoying Of
all diseases, the Fever and Ague, as been
making sad havoc in our Office this week,
and consequently set us back some eight
or ten hours. This will account for the
appearance of our paper until the late
hour to day.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
EXCHANGE OFFICE RE-oPENED,

EXCHANGE OFFICE RE-oPENED,
Corner of Main and Columbus Streets.
us prepared to do all kinds OF Banking business. Dis
4 counts good Notes. Buys all Uncurrent Money at
highest prices. Buys and sells Gold and Sitrer Deals
In Exchange of all kinds. Makes collections at any
plhco Pays interest ON all DcPOsites. And dealsin
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS, |
Of vhck 100 900 acres are wanted; and when sold
guaranteed In every respect 10 locate land as well as
nation In relation to Warrants given willingly TO any
one that applies. Upper Wabash Bank Notes redeem
| ed az par ~. r. w. TALLMADGE.
Lancaster, Ohio, June %, ls55-stf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Estate of Jncoh shmfIer.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subseribers have
been appointed and qualified asExecutor6s Execu-
triX on the Estate Of Jacob Sher, late Of Fairfield
county, deceased. ELEANOR SHEFFER, Ex'trix
aug, 3O-3wl7 THEODORE SHEFFER, ,Ex'tOF
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
sEBASTOPOA JUST TAKEN.

gWNnE subscribers have now got their New FIGURING
4 Mil in full operation aud will purchase all the
good wheat that they can get, and pay the hgnnst
market pri in cash. at all times when delivered at
their Mill. We will also do custom work for the far
mers when grists OF 10 bushels and upwards every
do home trade and will deliver -four by the Barrel
to avery part Of the city free of drayagef the Hour
does not prove good return the same and we Will rem
der satisfaction SNr rDfh N MN moN'
Opposite Geo. Rings Wooden Factory.
Lancaster Ohio, august 30, I85j-l7f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

Whole number Of vo!es cast, 80
: Let the Americans do their duty, and
we shall give them worse skunk in Octo-
Der.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
3. CONNELL

Has lust received at the City Book Store
A NEW SUPPLY oF
BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
Gilt Moulding for Picture Frames,
TOGETHER with VARIOUS ARTICLES for LADIES
such ms Chsnol worsted, working Cotton, ombroider
ing silk sewing silk, spool cotton, Tape, buttons, &c
Please call and examine his stock.
Lancaster, august 30, 1S55-H
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
MAKRGED,

The official majority for Morehead fol
Governor of Kentucky is 4.403
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
DE IT'S TR Y.
MILLIAM II. KING.

TTAS returned to the city, where he expects TO re-
main permanently in the practice Of his profession
Grateful past avors he hopes by attention to 6us-
ness to merit the patronage Of his old friends and the
public generally. Office, Main Street two doors East
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
E.s|lgEEIII| - - 81
CINCINNATTI, WILMINGTo ToNsAND
ZANESVILLE RAIL ROAD,


open TO NEW LEXlNGToN,--Twod daily Trains
" Sundays excepted;)
First Train leaves Cincinnati at A. M. arriving al
Lancaste at A M. and Mt New Lexington I2 40
p. M.
Returning, leaves New Lexington at IS =. NJ. and
Lancaster at 45 p NJ, arriving at Cincinnati ats 90 Pm
Second Train leaves Cincinnati at r NJ arriving at
Lancaster at $50 p M.
Returning leaves Lancaster at $40 A. NJ. arriving
at Cincinnati at Ills A. NJ.
Trains stop for passengers at all intermediate points
and connect with trains Little Miami Road for Co
lumbus, Dayton, Hillsborongh and Chillicohe.
Stage lines connect al Creleyille for ChiIIicothc
and Columbus, al Lancaster for Logan, Nelsonvile,
Athens, and POmeroy, and at Now Lexington for Som
erset and GAINESVILLE, arriving GAINESVILLE in time
for Eastern trains on Central Ohio Rnilr0ad.
orothernoTnation and tickets apply at Ticket Of
fec OF Broadway and Front Streets aRd Al Ne
Little Miami Depo or the Station Agents the fine.
H. ~ J. Nc. L. STAUGHTON,
H. Engineer and superintendent.
N9The Company will not DO responsible for bag
gage exceeding SS0i value, unless the same be re-
turned the ConductOror Agent, and freight paid at
amount. M August 80, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
pITMpsI pUMpS!I PUMPS!!I

HI r. RoCKEY, aitcra experience OF fourteen
j yearsin the manufacture of Pumps, and tho
rough investigation into their durability, feels con-
dcnthc can now recommend his
Superior Fancy Wood Pump
as being surpassed by none manufactured in this re-
gion Of country. Having been Thoroughly tested by
the oldest citizens in this and adjoining
have been unanimously pronounced superior to all
others--and far surprising the Chain Pump In dura-
biity | will promptly attend to all orders given vcr,
baly or sent by mail Persons desiring an excellent
and durable Pump will please call, as feels conh'
dent that render entire satisfaction Mono are
genuine except those manufactured by the under
| signed, ashe is the sole proprietor. .
Lithopolis. May 81, lS55--3mif ID. X. ROCkEf.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
~American Cnpper.s

On last Saturday we ISSUED the urSt
number of the " Clipper" and was crowd
ed the whole day long with applicants un-
IL ou Monday the entire edition of two
thousand was completely exhausted. On
Saturday next we shall issue an edition of
two thousand which our friends from all
parts of the county can have '.tpifhoM mon
ey and aOithout price"
Let every citizen of old Fairfield, op-
posed to the present raseally system OF tax
alton and the cormorant treasury eaters
now in Office, see that copy Of the GA
zette" d."chpper" is placed in the hands
of every voter in the county. - &
Any number Of copies may be had on
application at the Gazette Office.
Our CoRREsPoNDENoE.-We give a great
portion of our paper to-day to our cores
pondeuts from various portions of the coun-
ty and city. Let them all be read by the
PEOPLE. They give an index to the gener-
al outburst against the as-Nebraska
Swindlers, not to be mistaken. Ohio viii
send up such death-knell against these
Treasury Eaters, that cannot fail to drive
them from their rasoally dens.
BROADWAY HorEL, CINCINNATr.-Ou
readers will find in to-day's paper the cart
Of that old veteran, j. II, CROMWELL, pro
f prietor of the "BRoApwAY.
We are pretty well posted in hotel lif
in the Qaeen City, and can safely say tha
{ no more deserving House exists within he
: borders. Let our friends give the Broad
!. way trial, and we ars fully convince
: they will not be mistaken in our judgmen
@ "STRAws SHOW WHICH WAY THE WIN
IS Blows. "A Special Election in the Fir
e Ward for Trustee to the City Council, WI
n held on Monday last, to supply the vacaI
&c cy of S A. Foster, resigned. The 10
l. lowing was the result:
Ie DAVID CowDEE, Americdn, 86
Scattering;
at Whole number Of votes cast, 80
:, Let the Americans do their duty, al
I'd we shall give them worse skunk in Oct
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Probate Notice.

NToTICB Is hereby given 10 all persons interested
| thatthe accounts and vouchers ofthe Estates Of
Richard Frasure, Robert Young and william Dayis,
have been led In the Probate Court Of Fairfield coun
ty, Ohio for inspection and settlement, and that The
same will be for hearing on the 27th day OF August A.
D. 1855, or as soon thereafter may be convenient.
~ Na VIRGIL E. SHAW, Probate Judge.
!. Lancaster, August Q, 1e55-3W13
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
NEW cAaRrAaE SHOP.

August 1915 las
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
Funernl Of John Robbln.

"Nr. Robbins. who va. murdered ON sat-
urlav night. IN front Ut she City Hall was
buried Yesterday afternoon from the House
OF Antonio Caleb, Fore Strrot. \ very inn
rrr,siye PRAYER was offered hy Rev. j. Pratt.
Tho BODY was followed 90 the tomb hy about
three HUNDRED persons, and Immediately be-.
hind the hear.c. the American Flag, at half
mast, was carried hy two samen. II was
a solemn and impressive scene
Eastern Argus.
The Argus docs not tell It's readers who
composed any part Of the " three hundred q"
who followed the dead body Of the riug.lcad-
CT Of the rioters 10 It's lastrcsting place, but
al will agree that j, would have been very
appropriate and /" impressive " to have had
tho writers Of the iniamatory articles in the
Argus and State Of Maine, which caused the
mob-iollowed directly under the " Ameri-
can Flag" as chief mourners, with hats Cd,
for fear that " bullet holes f" would hayeat-
,traeted attention, and dstraeted from the
irnprssnrsHsu Of the scene. These should
have f.llowed the LADDERS and abettors,"
who would glory in having regular mob
en.s : week FROM nov until anst sle;,ior,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

SECESSION IEos rur Nuuvl Cor,u.
ON th. llti. there lsins nr hors ofaI.p..
Ing platform which would NO place
every plank IN a position % bolster up .h.
very. he delegate. from he frcc state. hsIi
a meeting or which Henry Wilson IVA. chair.
man, and Il. ". MrNbcr, Secretary TIE
following adirc-. va. adopted, anil rns
.isncd by the DELEGATE. from Maine. N.w
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,. Ehpl'
leland. Connecticut, Ohio, Indiana, N.rhi-
gan, Illinois, Iowa AMI Wisconsin Iha
delegates from Pennsylvania and New Jn.
.cy, also adopted similar aidrr-s They
appeal TO the people 10 sustain their action.
n N. psopb n hs TrHoi Stats NE
undersigned, ritilrns VI various State. a..
-mblci M Philadelphia on the lith day at
June, 1855, fryl constrained undrr Oh" 'y.
isting State Of affair. o. affirm the following
principles
Fjra-Thc unconditional restoration OF
that timc.honorcd ComUromtr. known as
the Missouri Prohibition, which was i.--
troycd in utter disregard Of the popular viii
IA wrong which no Lapse Of time can pal
late. and no plea for il continuance cn
Justify. And that We will u.s. all cun.iitu-
tiunal means ~ maintain the positive guar
nntec u that COMPACT, until the Object Or
which Ii was enacted has been cuusumwl'Fl
hy the admission u Kansas anl NchrsAa
NJ FREE State.
S.r,Hd-That the rights Ut the -cttlcrs in
Territories % the frcc and undisturI"i rN-
crcisc of the elective frauchi-' cuamni'riu
them by the laws under which they arr or-
ganilcd, should h. promptly protected 'y
the National Executive whenever NIUIhi'l
or threatened. Aud that We cannot r0n.
,cicutious;y act with thosc who viii not a1
N. In the correction Of these National wrnr-'
and who will not even permit their fair c'n'
.idcration and their fun discussion.
Thiri-Wc further declare our continued
and unaltcrl determination to u.s. nll Don.
oruble efforts to srcurc such modification
II the Naturalization laws. ailel By 'ncl
an elevation Of public sentiment ~ will pr
serve the true interests Of the Nation, am
will guarantee tho thrce vital principles ''
Republican Government Spiritual tr''..'
Free BIZ, ant Fre Sho0b-thcrrby pro-
noting great work Of AmcricniHHs
America.
Fouril-That We invoke the arm Of legs
lation % arrest that growing evil, The A-
portaton by foreign authorities Of paap.'
and conyicts 10 our shores and that,
our National Constitution requires The 1 hi'.
Executive Of our country 90 b. OF ha.'''
birth. we deem Il equally necessary ana lil.
portant that our Diplomatic Rcprr'n'a.Ii.,,,'
abroad should also possess no iore'gn, ~"
dces to bias their judgement or - inHu'"''
their official action.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

if they could only manufacture little po-
litical capitol out Of It, against Neal Dow
the Maine Law aud the Republican party.
Then the hired ruwdics, who turn out like
Robbins, and DO the actual fighting, should
bring up the rear
hut the Argus says John Robbins was
"m,r,iercd." what nifty It + that.ihe city
authorities wouldn't have lt this Captain
Of the Argu. AMI STATE Of Maine forccs,
broke into the City Hall, destroyed the rum
belonging to the city, all got drunk and cru
~, burnt up the City llall-had all law aud
order traIpled under their fct' and thus
had the lives and property Of the people OF
Portland subiuga,od TO ih' complete reign
Of mob law.
Thi. Robin. got just what be deserved
hut because he fll fighting at the head Of a
gang Of lavlrs., blood-ihirty rioters, and
bccaus, he AMI hi, IIc.,ian followers did not
succeed in putting down all law, and eta
hlishinc IN H. stead the rigH Of i'rror' Why
the Arru. and Stat, Of Maine, down with
color, at q" halfua.t. " and with hypocritic-
al cant talk about the " solemn and imTrcs-
,iyc scene al the funeral or one who died
fighting for rum. and the same glorious lib
crty that Robespiorrc secured to the people
Of rari, in the day, of the French lIcyolu-
ton.
1.-THE Mayor aul half the city government
Of Portland bad lcca murdered hy drunken
mol,-oh that would have hc'n rally an
unfortunate affair. Tor such !. The fate Of
war hut lccausshe leader Of an iufuria,cl
mob i. stopped il hi, career in spreading
destruction. ruiz aud death, why, hang the
heavens In Llacl-dovn with your o,lor' at
half mast. It truly ga solemn and inn
pr,.si,c scene
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

st. Louis, as " the work gOcs brayely en- ("
Do they want 10 sec Southern inon refusing
10 trade with Northern men, and Northern
men refusing TO trade with Southern men,
ill confidence Il destroyed, and that noble
clas, Of business men, both from the North
and the South. who hay, given credit and
character to ST. Louis, driven by the force
Of circumstance TO New Orleans, Memphis,
Cairo. Alton, Quincy, and Burlington ?
Then farewell to 81. Louis and all her great
nes. Instead Of becoming the great mart
Of commerce, the seat Of American empire,
she will dwindlc down to the little border
town she once was. More anon.
GLo. ;. PARE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
PARIS. MAINE, JUNE -, 1855.
JolS J.rERRY, Editor.

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,uvAScfs ony tluiraai ss,saiy.hye cents With
il s.x lrrrths; tso t1.1rs NJ be cod u The wear
rrvt.5h 61, osuts vi1 tr added lof even YEAR
r. shirh raNrent b. DELAYED
AuvTNrtsfvrSrsi 1srrfr' un re's'nahls terms
ftr srrrf.. t,.r I'd i.,1f accountable &C. any error
EFturI tlt hrrHrrf charged &C. ihe aiv,tisrue"i.
-E~~. ". PETTUNGlii L Co, 10 Mate
o., E.tf.a. anl Is2 N.fsra g., N'u lrt' are
lrr rH', arfhHTitsI s.rH's &C. Troculas tupfeflP
ore. forwarding alyrr,i.rrrr's.
.I.,.r.-, IN, In .I,r,., .sr,srts 10 hs,1 20 D.
d. .rra ihs .sts Hl ibr arsr i1ssrtI'n.
~ J.rn,r..,f...r. ,t.rH directed 90 "The
O,.rl pcmusfai, ruis, Ne
Hook aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENEtirEp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

Y0sE C.r,rf IS,ra,>E Go. 40 de
annual meeting of the York County Mu,uai
FIR Iusuuucs Company on che dt i1s'.,
a. following gentlemen were reelected pi-
r,,,1r. q t.e aiI C.rraay Or thg gnsa-
irsy-ar
Hon. J,lnN Goodwin, O., Joseph O..
Goodwin. Aia.r u4ka, Eal, Nathaniel 70.
Marshal. Eq., bartholomew Wentworth,
Mari +. Goodwin. John IIlr-.u. Crane
vHI,C. Wak.fNI. John FRET, Oscar X.
Grant aul s.ir'.y ". Giek.-.
Ata sl'seI1sn, mr..iH: OF ths Directors
oraH g5urauy. C-awils e.. WaLrfrld
was '..st.I President. Hon. John y. Good
win, s.grs-lFy, Ahrrs ulk.s, E-I., Treas
ur.r All s,ig.y " Kicker, i.,uary oi
said company.