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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

uWeIs,n from the Buffalo p,psr. th,, The ice
extends In one unbtoken mass fOt mote than one
h indred alitt up the lake, and unless thets
should be decided and prompt improvement Of
The weather, thste is no rtoni,e Of lake nayisa.
lion before from the fist Tie tenth ofNay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

f., csYsr4L pAL,cr,-The Secretary oil the Treas.
ufy has directed that The notice gwen BY the Col.
lectot6t New YVtS, fot the wnhllwaI Of goods
hpm the Crystal Palace, shall be extended TO Tue
sou 0fJune. Also, that property Of every De.
schplon, belonging to foreign Governments, shall
bs entitled to entry flee Of duty, aud shall he
held in pubic warehouse, OF delivered 10 an au.
tLoh1cA ussn. Iree Of du,y OF charges,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

rJcdb Gcutty, The American candidate lot Gov.
anOt 10 Tennessee, las arranged his appointments
with tlsoppOnen., Governor johnson, to address
tile people, The canvass will open at Mutttse..
bele:en The first of May.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

trAn exchange paret says that several mem
ben ofIhs Michigan Legislature brought tLeil
grub from home, ami lodged on The cushions Of
the members seats, from which fact they derived
the name Of canvass backs!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

qroeu. Vim. o. llullet has been nominated q,
lie Democratic candidate fot Constess IN The 10Th
district Of Kentucky Gen. q, was candidate for
Vice PteslaentipIsls,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

FArAL MisrAkE,-lwo men we've lutkey.hunl'
instn,Nalison county, Go, and one Of them, lav.
,us tecteIed himself III the bushes, commenced
Initiating The yelPins' Of turkey. The other
hearing II, moved cautiously along III the objection
ottke uoise, until he ,pploached neat enough to
see an object lnoviug In thu bushesI suppO'ins It
wJe a turkey he Instantly hted, and Tuning 10
The spot discOyet,d lie had shot hs friend Though
The LeSLl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

Ma, Rptrost-Ftease announce mr. JSo. G. CAMP
BBtt,as suitable persoato represent ohioeOnnly in
lie ex llOu'e Of delegates, lsIsInsyery way tONpe-
tent to the dulles of tie otee We hope 10 w eonSenl
u serve, DyPnsentns Ills name son will obllge
ap3 MANY VOTERS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

trThe taen hoW law" les Leen defeatedtin
TIE Mtstithusetts Legislature.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

TuE LtBEL Sur is WASH SGroS Crry.-rhc
case Of Wnr. S. Dove vs.. ]. u. MclIlaIr, which
has teen OH Uiul TOT some days past befotc tie
Cucul CUutt " tue District, was terminated yes.
itrdny.
The libel Of which Mt Dove complained was
the calculation by Mr.. McliIalr during HE NUM-.
cipal election canvass Of 1852, lat which time
lhe plaintiff was canddoie fOt Aljemlanl Of
telrotI that Mr.. Dove was tainted with African
tloVj.
The Arguments IN the case were moi concluded
until yesterday morning, when lie matter was
committed 10 Inc jury. who in few minutes Te.
tufed veSdlcl tOt $4,000, Ills sum beng The full
amount Of damages claimed.
Tie plnntilI by MeSsts, Cafis'e and Davihge,
his cocnseI, tlIrecled that the judgment be entst
ed 10 tlle use Of Richard Wallacn, Esq, trustee,
10 apply the proceeds 10 the payment OF the costs
and expenses VI the suit, and the resdue 10 he di.
vitled between lie two orphan asylulns Qhe Prot.
estsnt ORd Catholic Of the city Of WashingtOn.-
Nat. iHi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27
Manure.

r..ptctfullyt The attention of fs,uep am Cri'a
crS to- he above TONniIiy test mon! O'm! NUl'ly '
ah practical Florist anil GlUene, Mr.. MslOt. 40 ~
aih laYOIahlY known among our pope Iert. ItIl"
ainwed also In &tSte Iilli M, Msl0,'s its'iHTh'tt
cOTIHhOIaleS oil OLer eSpeTiNEti hitherto nnit sail.
excellent mIuuIe. Il II. HIRHkLl.
Soc agcnt t0l' Tie sale OF islies'aN y alnt.
mh2S cor Main aud 0uiEtI &iA Wtteih:. W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

IJnto OF iJrRNrtUte OF Roteign, California
aud IlnriiliH IlltlIly
t0S TAEAnStll OF AM. tSSl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

nrThe louisville Journal, without claiming The
risht SPEAK for the American party, yet having
expte.ed preference for its principles Ovet these
Of tho Democratic patty, aud icing Therefore cO''
mt,si to some extent Ia It's behalf asks the Pflvi'
iess Of sivisiug II, which il does BY recommending
toths Organization, "Os lis ptOpet policy, tosec0Ie
lis nationality to select none fOt office but men
otdeelled ability, and, when practicable, Of some
practical experience; 10 abneSate 10 gteuI extent
The practice Of placing preachers in the Lesisa.
,ufe OF In Constes; 10 avoid ulttat,m in reference
to totssnets q to auylhnselse.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEORGE LAW

New YORK, May 94.-The steamer
George Law, with later adyices from Cal
ifornia, has arrived at this port. She brings
81 1924, 900 in specie, on freight, and eight
hundred and seventeen passengers. The
George Law connected with the steamer
Golden Gate. which reports, when leaving
San Francisco, seeing the Sonora going in.
The California Legislature had postpon-
ed the adjournment one week Nothing
had been done in regard to the Senatorial
question. An act to levy capiiation tax
Of fifty dollars on all Cinnamon arriving in
the State, had passed the Legislature.
Bills TO incorporate the City of San Fran
cisco, had passed both houses, but they
did not exactly correspond in their proVis-
ions. Walkers expedition to Central A
merica had not sailed, but preparations
were making for its immediate departure.
The United States Land Commissioners
had rejected the claims held by Jose Y.
Lienuntour, under alledged Mexican titles,
for more than one thousand square miles
Of land in the State, and it was supposed
that under the decisions in those cases, his
similar claims to five thousand &C, es, With
in the limits Of the City of San Francisco,
would be rejected.
Gold had been discovered in Santa Sabel,
in San Diego county.
The full average Of murders and assas-
sinations are recorded in the papers.
By this arrival we have advices from the
Sandwich Islands to the 16:h ult. L.
Swan, of the firm of Swan & Clifford, 0!
Honalula, had been detected circulating
forged whaler's bills to the amount Of S44
600, and it is supposed the whole swindlt
reached one hundred thousand dollars
Both partners had absconded before The de
velopments.
The steamer Golden Age, which wa
wrecked, had been got off and towed tc
Toledo, and beached. An important bill
reducing the port duties, had passed th
California Legislature. There had beel
some improvement in trade, and consider
able more goods were selling, but price
continued low Large quantities of fiou
and grain were being exported to Austrai
and New York. A cargo of Californi
wheat, purchased at 75c per bushel, wa
being loaded for New York
Lard in kegs was selling at 1910, ant
Chicago beef at S18.
The mines were yielding well, but coli
was very scarce. One of the Local ASA,
officers had issued new fifty dollar ingoi
resembling twenty dollar United State
pieces.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
New York Marker.

New YoRK. May 29.-Cotton has fur
ther advanced 4c, and the market firm
Flour is unsettled. with sales of GOO brls
at $40, ,l2aIO,37 for common and good
Ohio, and S11 .50a1 81 for Southern
Wheat is scarce, and firm. Corn has fur
ther declined, with sales Of 5000 bushels
at 81 ,O5 for mixed. Pork is unsettled;
sales Of COO brls at SIC .68a16,75 for old
Mess, and S17. .43a17. so for new do. Beel
is firm. Lard is dull. Ohio Whiskey is
dull at SO cents.
Coffee is dull and lower, sales Of 1000
bags at &c. Sugars are frmer, with sales
Of COO hhds. Molasses is firm. Linseed
Oil is frrler. with sales of 10, 600 gallons
at 89a90 cents.
Stocks are quie. and unchanged. E lie,
48I; and Relding 80.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
LATE FROM OREGON.
SAM AROUND IN THEM DIGGINs

A private letter from Portland, Oregon
Territory, gives us the following very in,
teresting items:-C Gin, Daily Times.
PORTLAND, o. T., April 29. 1855.
"On the first Monday of this month,
"SAM" tried his strength at our city elect
ion. The whole X. N. Ticket was elected
by an average of 100 majority.
''On the 11th inst the Durham Dem
ocracy nominated odd Jo. Lane for re-
election as delegate to Congress, and on
the 9th the old Wing party nominated
Ex-Governor Gaines for the same Office
Two days after the american Party met in
Council at Albany, and also nominated
Gov. Gaines. He accepts the last nomi-
nation, and will come out on the broad
American platform, advocating the popu-
lar doctrine that none but Americans
should rule America We will elect him
triumphantly.-So mote it be.
"Yours truly, A. C. B."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
Later from San.a Fe.

ST. LOUIS, May e3.-The Santa Fe mail
arrived at Independence last Monday
Col. St. Wrain, with three companies. when
in pursuit of the Utah Indians, fell in with
party of Apaches, and killed six of them
and took eight women prisoners.
Troops had been dispatched to the vi
cinity oftbe Red River, to intercept the
meeting of the Indians at that point.
Col Miller was in the White Mountains
after band of Mescarville's tribe.
Mayor Duzenberry died at Santa Fe ir
April. The mail party report but few In.
dians on the route, grass poor and water
scarce on the plains; great drought pre-
vailing West of Independence.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
Cattle Market.

New York, May 90. 1855 BEEvEs.--
These are sold by tie head at price
equal to the value per pound Of the estima-
ted weight Of beef in the quarters. The
hide and tallow or fifth quarter" is not
counted in this market. IL is in Bos-
ton.
THE PRIcE To DAY p ib will average
l3c.
First quality 14a14Ic.
Medium l3al3lc.
Poorest 12a12Ic.
But few sales over "A or under 12c.
PRICES OF VEAL CALvEs.-The rate at
which such Calves as are fit to eat sell for
all the year is from to &c per h., live
weight.
A class called Fkittens'-that is, Calves
from one to six days old--sells from LES
to 3 asa each.
Another class, called "grass Calves, "
generally sold at four 10 six months old,
brings 8 70 81.
A good fat Veal often brings 20aS30.
MILL Cows.-The price Of Cows depends
as much upon fancy as the price of Horses.
Ordinary cows. 35as38; good fair cows,
40a345; extra quality, with calf, 5oaS75
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Common Sheep, s..
5Jas6; extra Sheep, 1OaSl2; Lambs, S5s
81.
SwINE-Ohio corn-fed Hogs, small size,
for market retailing, 52a6c, live weight;
still-fed Hogs. 5fa6c; Hogs for packing,
52a6c, live weight; large Hogs, corn-fed,
! dead weight, 7a74c, for the very best.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
Correspondence Lancaster Gazette. |
Gov. MedilTs visit 10 MiIIersDOrt

EDITOR GAzETTE:-On the 18th inst
our quietlittle village was honored by &
visit from his excellency Gov Medill, who
was ostensibly, am told, on a pscatoria
tour to the reservoir; as matter of course
we all paid due attention to his Excellen
cy and rendered him at once the hospital
tiles of the village, when we were inform
ed by his Excellency that the true objec
of his visit was to organize Sag Mich
Lodge in our benighted corner of his po
litical heritage.
Accordingly all things being in readi
ness at the dead hour of midnight, OF
thereabout, in company with the Cover
nor we all repaired to the residence of oul
distinguished fellow citizen, R. where We
were all formally installed into all the arts
mysteries and devices of Sag Nichtism.
1t was, indeed, Mr.. Editor truly inter.
esting occasion, there were just seven o.
us present, to wit: Messrs. L., W., H.,
K, M, w. and R. The Governor and
our fellow citizens here will recognize us
all at once, but for the world hope they
won't expose us.
The Governor gave us very grand and
impressive lecture upon the necessity ol
redeeming the Buckley State this fall, and
| have no doubt from the length of our
faces that he is fully satisfied thatit will
be done. He exorted us to persevere in
the good aOork until the election was over
| have no doubt we shall.
His Excellency promised us another Wis
it between this and the ides of October, a.
which time you shall hear from me again
MILLERsPoRT.
Who would for one moment have enter
tanned the thought that the Governor of the
State of Ohio would have stopped so far be-
meath the dignity of his station as to travel
from neighborhood to ueighbsrhood or
ganizng and opening Sag Nicht Lodges?
Yet we have undoubted evidence of the
fact and hope our friends throughout the
County will keep us posted as to the where
abouts of His Ercellency when on these
MIDNIGHT Excursions. Ifhe regards this
business as honorable and becoming the
dignity of a Governor, why does he not
come out in the face of the noon-day sun
with his Sag Nichtsism and not have the
poor, petty, half starved hangers on of tie
Red Lodge Clique posted on every corner,
denying that "Ae Governor" has anything
to do with the Sag NIGHTS.
"Oh shame where is thy blush?"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
coMMRRCIAL INTELLIaENCE.
Lancaster Markets.

GAZETTE OFFICE, May "a. I855.-our
quotations this morning are as follows:-
wheat. l,s0. Flour. 9a9, so per barrel;
Corn, Go; Rye, 90: Oats, So cts; Clover
seed $50; Timothy seed. 3a4.OO; Pots
toes, so, Flax seed. cal 90; But
ter, l2al5c; Eggs, 6 cents, Salt, $50
Beans, 900; Soaps, 5@6c; Coffee,
I24aI5c; Tea, 50caiOO;---Molasses, 40
Sugar, 75a8c. White Fish l2s24. 90 per
barrel; Piekerel 10, 90 to 12. 90; Rice 8ia9.
a37c; Vinegar, lsa25c; Tobacco. a5a35ci
Hay. II, GOALS, 100. Tallow 1Ot per brl.
Whisky, Soc. Wool 20a33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
"Oh shame where is thy blush?"
Agricultural and horticultural
Depot.

We call the special attention of our farm.
ers to the advertisement of T. P. Gallup
in another column. Mr.. Gallup has es.
tablished himselfpermanently amongst us
and many of our country friends speak
highly of his Reaper and Mower, Horse
Rake, Corn Planter, Horse Hoe &c. We
cheerfully recommend our citizens to visit
his warerooms over ]. s. Snyders steam
saw mill, west of the canal and South ol
Main Street.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
sALUTATORY.

1t is the custom. as well as the pleasure
of the Editor, in taking charge Of the col
umns ofa journal, 10 point out to his pat
rons and readers the course intended to be
pursued by him in the future. With this
custom we most cheerfully comply.
The position of an Editor, surrounded as
he is at all times with all the responsibilities
attached to the journalist, is not to be en-
wed, however easy and light the task may
appear to Contributors and Amateur writ
els; his tasks are arduous and laborious,
requiring all his time and talent without
relaxation; therefore should we err at any
time it will be the fault of the hand and
not of the heart
In taking charge of the columns of the
Gazette We have only to say that so far a;
our talent and ability is concerned its pas
history shall be an earnest of the future
Unlike others we make no glowing prom
ises but leave the Gazette and its column,
to speak for itselfas the future rolls bacl
to the present
The Gazette is one ofthe acknowledged
leaders in the great American moyemen
that has swept over the length and breadtl
of our Common Country and now stands
deseryedly high in the estimation of thu
friends Of the new party. Being one of th'
small band who has labored necessarily fo
the past ten years to bring about the A
merican movement, our efforts shall no
be relaxed in the hour of triumph. Atnc
time in the history of our happy republic
have the people become SO awakened t.
the necessity of keeping alive the memo
ry and teachings of the early fathers O
the only Republic on earth, while ev
cry stratagem of our enemies has beer
exercised to its utmost extent to al
lay and lull the energies of a too confdins
people. We therefore assure our reader
that the great American cause shall los,
nothing at our hands.
In all matters of Government and Stat,
policy we shall maintain and advocate
liberal policy,-keeping up with the pro
gress of the age. Corruption in high pla
ces shall find no favor with us but shall b,
held up to that contumely and scorn which
they justly deserve at the hands of the peo
pie.
We shall endeavor to make our paper
welcome visitor, not only in the Countin.
house and work shop, but also of the famil,
circle, and in SO doing we ask the willing
support of all its old patrons. Let then
cluster around itand cheer it with their un
divided patronage and we shall most as
suredly prosper. With these remarks W.
launch afloat and set our sails 10 the breeze
GEO. w. MAC ELRoY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31

The documents Of the Vienna Confer
euce. extending over ninety pages. are par
tally published in the English papers, and
produced considerable excitement.
Lord Pamerston evaded answering the
question in his place in Parliament,
"whelher the Conferences are not finally
broken Off" but it is said that accredita;ed
representatives., representing all the pow
ers, including Russia, continue TO reside at
Vienna, 50 that the elements of another
conference permanently exists.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
From Wnshinpton.

WASHINGTON, May e9.-The Post Office
Department received information that a
Post Office will be established at the Pal
ace of Universal Exhibition, at Paris for
the convenience of foreign visitors. All
letters can be addressed there.
The friends of Wise are now firing a
hundred guns from the Capital. Wise's
majorities continue to roll in. He left for
Accomac at three o'clock this afternoon.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
FrightfuI Tornado in Northern Illinois.

CHICAGO, May ga frightful tornado
passed over Jefferson and Cook counties
and other places north & west of this city
doing an immence amount of damage
A mill on the Illinois and Wisconsin Rail.
road was autually taken up in:o the passing
cloud, and torn to pieces, the fragments
scattered in different direction. OF the
persons who were in the mill, four were in
stantly killed, and the others were SO badly
injured that they are not expected to recov.
er.
The amount of property destroyed is
supposed to be very large.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
Virginia Election.


PHILADELPHIA, May 29th-Noon-We
have official returns from one hundred ar d
ten counties in Virginia, which gave net
majority for Wise of ten thousand seven
bundled and eighty one. The thirty-two
counties yet to hear from, gave Pierce a
majority of 58l at the last Presidential
election.
The returns from the remaining coun-
ties show large majorities for Wise, and
indicate beyond the possibility of doubt
that he is elected. His majority in Taze-
we'll is $50; in Russell, $50; in Greyson,
900; in Carroll, ESQ.
The aggregate majority in the Little
Tennessee District for McMullen is 1900.
The result in the Eleventh Congressional
District is doubtful. The Democratic
losses and gains in the Legislature are
aboutequal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
Wool Market

NRw YORK, May 93.-WooL.-Domes-
tic Fleece remains very firm, as the re-
ceipts are very light, and the stocks con-
tinue at very low ebb. The Market i:
without animation as the sales making are
chiefly for the immediate wants of manu-
facturers. S,les of $1,000 fb in lots al
35c. for low and medium, and 40c. for
COOL medium. Pulled remains scarce and
prices are buoyant. Foreign is as previ-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
NV w NO q "a s

LTVED
SEARLE'S BOOK STORE,
Opposite Shnher's II oicI. Lancaster, Ohl0.
HONEY NOON and other ComailIes from Punch
ii Autobiography Of an Actress by Mrs MowEh
Joarney TO Central Africa, by BsyuTd Taylor
Kansas and Nebraska, by Hale
Sunny Memories Of Foreign IRnds, by Mrs StowU
The Better Land, by Thompson
Napoleon hisArIny, The Camp Fires OF Napo sOh,
dns lot OF AnnuAls for 1856 and fine lot af small
Gift Books Of all kinds.
Catholic Prayer Books. Episcopal Prayer Hrnka and
large lot Of Family Bibles and PcvkStl.1Ies ut
reduced prices. =
School Books and Stationery at Wholesale & Iaciails
Pocket Wallets, PoTt Monies, and Pen Knives, for
sale atihs Book Store Of JOHN SEARLES, Z.
Oct. 90, le54-25 Opposite ShSdsr's Hafph
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
RlIIi1nOre Cattic HTarkets.

BALTIMORE, May 24.-Beefis 75cR 100
TBS higher than last week. At the Cattle
Market to-day 700 head Of Beeves were
offered, 800 of which were driven East
ward, 50 left over. and balance sold at
prices ranging from 9al3 net. Hogs were
in fair supply and sales were made at ga
S7.75 ID 100 pounds.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
From BOSTON.

BosToN, May 29.--The hotel proprietors
and other liquor dealers, who were arrest
ed last week for selling liquor, were
brought up in the Police Court this morn
ing, and all Of them were discharged, ow-
ing to trivial flaw in the complaint, The
matter is producing considerable excite
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
Cincinnati Market.

CINc1SSArr. May go. River falling slow
ly-weather fine. Flour S9alO. Whis-
key 80 C. Cheese quiet at &c. Sales Of
150 bbs mess Pork at Sl5, 5,75a16. Sales
of $50 hhds Sugar at 6a63 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
REMOVAL.
link q RIsH.

~ ~ - y . rs
VXToULD respectfully inform their customers
wv the citizens generally that they bays REMOVES
their Establishment 10 the North side OF Main STREET.-THE
the room formerly occupied by III. PhiiaGsEphia Con.
Hfsfioa S.ors, where they are prepared 70 furnish
Fresh Bread, RHsks, Cakes Il Crackers
AT ALL TIMES AND IN ALL SEASONS.
We have employed the very best workmen in out
line Of business, and will Ae Wholesale and retail
at the iOTSst yrteH.
We determined to give general satlsfaetop. All
orders from the country for Brssd Cakes, Soda, But
Ter, Water and Boston Crackers, will be promptly
hlled. Give call.
Lancaster, March 81, 1854 EINK & B1SH.
N. B. We also keep on hand general assortment Of
FAMILY 0ROcERIES, which will be SOLD at the
loWeEt rates ZfNK & BIgH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
From st, LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, May e9-A man calling him.
self Traban presented draft at the sub,
treasury to-day for ten thousand dollars
which proved to be stolen. He was arrested
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
NnTICE.

TENHR subscriber respectfully inform his friends and
Il public IN general, that he has much enlarged his
STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
10 the variety. He has ust opened and has for sale
o~~ No. /, MaekeFel ofthe best quality,
Also. best Picking vinegar, and
4 small Stock Of Dry Goods to suit customer
A Of which will be sold low for cash OrapproVed
Try produce at his Old stand, corner OF BROAD al
Winding Streets, aud nearly opposite the lIQadwsY
Hotel. I. CHURCH
n. BHSutter Bacon, Lard and Corn Meal wanted
Lancaster, ssptember21. Ie54-a0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
Democratic Reioicing,

TRENTON, N. j., May 2e.-The Democrats
fred one hundred guns to-day, in honor of
the election of Wise.