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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

... PARIS, Dec. II, 1854.
The Political dtnosphes-Frtneh Opinions of Gen
odi PieJoc,s Message, and Of the Party Of Rnow
Nofhings-- Parliamentary Eioqmnee in England
and France Gran,r dc Cassagnac's Hymn to
-dusfria- The Magyays and Professor Baccn-
hossuth Ghost Austria Liberal, and France
no Longer Revolutions, y-Ne,U Levy Of Troops in
Russia- Crossing Of the pistuia--R,iapss of
Prince Napoleon Reported Death cG the Empress
ofRassia-- The Last offhs Montnorencies- L,on
Faucher- Mignet-- Guisot-Fottid - Church
Observation-Disclosures Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton an France, &c.
bright sun and . genial atmosphere c,eed
TO day the cold wet weather which, for weeks past,
has made Paris dismal enough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

patsd.
The uuor Of the decease of the Empress of the
Russias has rot yet been confirmed. The health of
her Msjesfy has long bt en- extremely delicate.
The last hopes OF perpet1a,ing the foe old name
of MOI ,morenci have just expired in the death OF
the only iDeal descendant Of that iIlustrious family
The death OF Leon Faucher, member Of the Ins Il
tute, and ex minister, bas occasioned many profess
sions Of regret from the party Of order' 20 self
styled, whose strong and active champion he was
until his services were no longer required, and his
enfeeBled health counselled him to eeek repose In
retirement. His latest work was valuable article
In the Rtrue des Deur Mondss, on the finances of
Russia. Leon Faucner was not l believe, par.ic
larry amiabe person, but even in his rudest assaults
upon the revolutionary party" 90 styled by their
adversafes, have been assured that the sincerity of
his convictions was never questioned.
The Institute, which has often been called upon
OF late to mourn the loss Of after another Of ts
members, has also enjoyed this year, partly from
that very cause-thus "educing good from evil"-an
liant reception Of n. Vilemsin. Then the reception
Of the Bishop Of Orleans and the response OF NJ de
Salyandy. Last Saturday there was no reception.
70 be sure, at the Institute; but the annual meet
ing ofthe Academy OF Moral and Political Sciences,
wss then the occasion, may almost say, for
double resurrection-that Of M. Mignet the
gifted perpetual Secretary OF the Academy.
from q sick bed, and that of his more
illustious contemporary, N. Guzot, from that com
psrative oblivion worse than sick bed or eyen
the grave, to which the revolution Of Is4s and
subsequent events had consigned the ex.Minisser Of
Louis Philippe. It may be said that on Saturday
there was triple resurrection-for in the mouths
Of the two celebrated orators whom have named.
liberty Of thought and speech" found utterance at
last, after It's long silence in France. M Mipnet in
bis rapid and elegant biographical sketch Of the Baron
de Gerando touched indeed too gently upon the trait
which he, like 30 many other French Politician.
shared In common with the Vicar Of Beay-Hdelity
70 whatever Power happens successfully 10 be M.
oemost-a trait which De Gerando retained through
all the vciseitudes Of his eventfu life, az semns
ran, az soldier, chasseur, mere aant's clerk,
writer, philosopher. .philanthr ,pist and state
councillor. member Of the Institute professor, and
peer Of France. But n. Mignet coursgeously de-
Tended the eighteenth century against the railing
accusations Of bigots and reactionists and
Gnizot blended the finest railery with the
severest eloquence In an admirable eulogy of
liberty. must add, however, that this
eulogy sounded TO my ears STRANGELY enough,
on the lips Of this proud ex Minister, who has been
guilty Of too many sins, Of commission and OF omis.
zion, against the genius which he now invoices bat
"a listened, I was reminded that hberty, IKE Q
over's mistress, may sometimes seem dearev IN her
absence. Whatever may be the real feelings o.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening last, by the same,
at the residence Of Mr. j. Blaize, Mr.. JOHN
LAuDEBAUGH to Miss. ELIZA TIrLER, both
of this city.
May prosperity ever brighten the path
of our friend JOHN and his accomplished
lady. May she ever be found pointing
out the path to prosperity, honor and use
fulness, and have the satisfaction of know
ing in all the vicissiudes of life that her
labors oflove are appreciated by an alec-
tomato husband.
On the lstinst., by the Rev Mr. Lang
ey, john g. BREsLTN, Esq. Treasurer OF
Sta e, and Miss ANNIE BoRLANp, daughter
OF Chas. Borland, Esq, of this city.
The happy couple will please accept our
chest bow and The compliments of the
season.
On the 10Th ult., by the Rev J. Wag-
enhals, Mr.. JAMES H. WoLFoRD to Miss
MARY JANE FRGrrER, Of Greenfield town,
ship.
On the 29th, by the same, Mr.. ELIAS
X. CRUDE to Miss. MARY A. ALT, of Lib
erty township,
On the 96th Of April, at Shafer's IIo
tel in this city, by Rev. J, B. Sackett
Mr.. WILLIAM LINES to Miss. BARBARl
HENsuAw, both of Fairfield county.
On the goth of April, by Rev. T. Finch
Mr.. JosnUA LINTON to Miss. RUHAN4
JANTPER, both of Monday creek, Hockip!
county.
On the 14th January, 1856, by Ore
Abbott, Esq, Mr.. SOLOMON HEDqEs, o
Hooking county, and Miss Nancy DELoN'
of Fairfield County,
On the l4th of April,1855, by thesame
Mr. ROBERT DELoNG and Miss MARY PE
TERsoN, all of This county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

was appointed and now holds the COM
mission of PosT MASTER under FRANKLIN
PrERcE. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES (of America). He don't hold
under the Post Master General, what, no
not he. No, this Post Master holds direct
ly under the Great Sovereign people Of
America and they are his immediate con-
sttuents, and why? BECAUSE THE PEOPLE
ELECTED FRANKLIN PIERcE and FRASKLIN
PIERoE AProINrED HIM PosTMAsTER. THERE
FORE NE HOLDS UNDER THE PEOPLE ! II and
this is about as sensible a reply rs the
Eagles TO the Liberty township mans in
quiry. This however must be looked over
as The Eagle may have been under the in
fiuence Of Lager Beer, and when maj
can't answer be must not be pressed too
hard BLOOM TowNsHIP.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

This number ends the second year since
we undertook the supervision of the Gaz-
ette, and in making the announcement we
cannot refrain from an expression of our
heartfelt thankfullness for the many kind
nesses we have receivedat the hands Of our
numerous patrons. We have endeavored
to act, in all our relations as public journal
list. with an honest intention to do right
and advance the public interests. How
far we have succeeded, the public alone
must judge. Judge our future course
when the future comes We make nc
promises farther than we shall endeavol
to do our duty, and when we have trutl
to utter, we viii speak It boldly, speak i
all.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
An Explanntion Wnntea.

We find the following AMOUNTS drawn
by the editor of the Eagle out of the coun-
" Treasury. Yet We are unable TO find
any bills specifying for what purpose
these items We're drawn. Any satisfacto-
ry explanation that can te given in regard
to these items by the editor of the Eagle
WILDE most thankfully received at this of
fee, as they very materially retard, in their
present shape. our antiquarian research
es;'-we can neither get over them nor
around them. Look at them:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
PAKTITION NOrICE.

To Abraham Hedges, silas A. Hedges, William ?.
Rico. hebeecu limnn widowof --- Tallnian,
Sanford f. Dulin and his wife Rachel, william II!
Fountain and his wife Albihsh, George HuntN y1k
and ms wife llizabcih, John Il. Hedges and JtsIe
f. Hcdges,her Of Joshua Hedges deccased; j Jona-
than Eycand and Rachel his vile, John T.ibotl and
Nancy bis wife, James y. Lucas and Rebecca his
wife, Charles Paul and Alice his wife, Ann H. Dish
eswid0w of ------- Dishes, Abraham Hedges
William Hedges, Jesse Hedges. Rose Ann HEIDI eK
aud Mary Hedges, heirs of Isaac Hedges d ceased.
VoU will take notice that the twenty first DAY Of
IL March a. ID. 1885, the undersigned filed a peti-
ton IN the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield coun-
ty ohio, where the same is now pending, demandiIg
partition of the following premises situate in said
county, one hundred and acres, part of the Soutl
East quarter of section FIVE G) Range nineteen e),
township fourteen (l4) being the lands bequeaihed
to the said Jesse iodgesby his father Jesse Hedges by
awl dated July lat 1915, admitted to Probate on In
second day Of October A. d. 1915, and recorded in
Book 2page SO of the Records Of Willis for Fairfield
County
AZ the nextterm ofsad Court, application will be
made by the undersigned for order that partition
may be made of said premises. MARY 4. RICE.
ALFREpWILLAMs. Atty. RBBECCA RICE,
! March %, Is55-6w46pfS5,25
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
LEGAL ADVERTIsEM'iEIiNTs.
Hhnrin,. anln

TAs state Of oAi0, Fai.ssld ceunty, %.
~, s'f.as rue ei an execution, against properly from
anu 10 me dlroeled. a will ofcr at public sale A.
tne W NYaH House ~ Lancaster on TAsrsdav ~ "a
siy iy SHss q. ~ laS5, between tho hours Of 10 ~
eloek A. NJ, aud O'Clock p. NJ. tho FOLLOWING d.
sSuoe1 rea-essate 10 wit; situate In the counts ~
rMInoia ana STATE OF ohio. In lot numbered IN tay
pener's addition TO the town OF LANCASTER valaed :,
tsl,'u1 seventeen hundred dollars for lot and i'm.
l,S9seinshts. Io be s0ld as the property OF Martt
hlit. al the suitot George sandcrsOn as assignee o
Judgment In favor of Solomon spaneIer. Terms b
sale cash. Wa. POTTER, sheriff
By O. NJ. L. wlSRMAN. Denutx
Lancaster, Ohio, May ., Is55-s9w5pfs3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
$289,o2

Let the editor of the Eagle explain for
what purposes the county paid him these
amounts if he can. No wopder this gem
tleman SO reluctantly relinquishes his hold
on the county Treasury, man who has
had unlimited control of its wealth. At
one time drawing money for Stationery
furnished the Clerk, Prosecuting Attorney
and Sheriff WITHOUT ANY ORDER FROM
THESE OFFICERS, and at other times draw
ing nearly THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
purposes NO ACCOUNT CAN BE GIVEN. A
fit character truly, to advocate the pay
ment Of hundred and forty dollar swim
die! But perhaps Mr.. Towson can give
some information in regard to the where
abouts of the proof of the correctness Of
the above items, as lie may have come a
cross it in his search ''for that bill for oils
and paintsl"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Nherif,s Snle.

~ Iae STATE of Ohio, Fair6sid CoHNtg,ss.
HBUkAuAN to the command OF an order OF sale
n from the Court OF Common Pleas in and for snid
and to me directed will offer at public sale at
o May a. ID. 1855, between the hours Of 10 o,elock A
n, and o'clock ?. NJ. the following described Real
Estate, to-wt; Situate In the county OF Fairfield and
Slate OF ohio being the East half of the
quarter OF Section No 3.n Township No. 49, OF Range
no ~ ofthe United States LRndsssned to sale al Chill
he0he, ONO, containing seventy four 60 100 acres
Naiueu at SIS per acre To be sold as the property
O. EIzaneth and Calharine Lysnger at the suit OF K
NJ. Fowler. Terms of sale cash : - :
MARTIN a. ScHLRIcH. Attys W POTTER SheriH
April 5-5w4spfs3 BY c. M. l.. .WIsEMAN' Deputy
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

T-7A SECRET FOR THE La DIES--IIow TO PRE-
SERVE BEAuTY.-Dou't use Chalk. Lily White, or any
OF the called cosnetcst to conceal faded OF sal
low compile xion.
cheek, clear, healthy and transparent skin, and life
and vigor infused through the system, get bottle OF
Carriers Spanish Mixture, and take il according TO
directions. 1t does not taste quite as well your
swee-meats but, il aflGrgfew doses you do not lind
your health und beauty reyvng, step elastic and
vigorous, aud the whole y stem refreshed and nygo
rated like Spring morning, then your ease is hope
less, and all the valuable certificates we possess, 60
for naught. Iii the greatest purifier of the blood
knowu; isperfectly harmless, and at the same time
powerfully ehicacous.
*.tSee advertiser lnent-May 2, Ie55-lw52
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Sherif,s Sale.

The State Of Ohio, Fairfield County. a.
tDUkSUANT to the command of an order for
the sale ofproperty from the Court OF Common
IN and for said County and to directed i will
oner at public sale at the Court House In in The civ
OF Lancaster, on SatErday the l2th day Of May a. d.
lSoo between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o.
Sioek r. M Of said day the following described Real
10 wi Situate in county OF Fairfield and state
Uhlo, being ln-Lot number seyentyfye in Carpen-
andtioh to the town of Lancaster, in said county
Tree from any and all claims or leins OF each and
every ofthe defendants herein. Valued at $780,
10 be sold as tue property Of William ]. Gard al the
sun OF II. y, Trout and Samuel Jackson Terms cash
GEo.W. MAoELRox, Atty. WIN. POTTER, Sheriff.
By @. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
April5 ls55-5w4spfS3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

zee S'ats ef ohi0, Faigfsid County, a.
DuRsUANT to the command OF AN order for s.is
u from the Court Of Common Pleas, ofsaid count
OF Fairfield and 70 me directed will offer at public
sae atthe Courthouse inlaucaster on tks Iph
otag a. u. 1855, between the hours OF IOoieloct A.
y. ana o'clock I. NJ. the following described real
estate to-"it; lo number three In the North
10 the lown OF Millersport. In Fairfield county Ohio
valued at $3.50. Attached at the suit Of George VI
IaSor, to be sold as the property Of Jacob Kctner
Terms Of sale cash. VIM POTTER. sberi1
M, by c. M. L. WISEMAN, Deputy
hoNrER q SHELTER, Attys. april l2-5w46pfS3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

Wonder if that twelve dollar swindle
is really another bid for printing Office?
If it is, wonder how they will succeed?-
And if they do succeed, wonder if they
will sign petition urging the County
Commissioners to pay it2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Probate Notice.

NOIlCE il hereby given, to all persons inter-
T. ested that the accounts and vouchers Of Nancy
9Iwter ExeeHtrix, of the estate Of Elizabeth Sho-
vei, ~ u DEC, shave been filed In The Probate Court
ralrIield county, Ohio for inspection aud settle
that the same will be for hearig on the ooh
be. VIRGIi, "a 8 II sV,y p.ni.,s S,',s' Is! q iu"!
Lancaster MAY ,, ls55--52
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Jacob Menver,s Rstnte.

NIoT1CE is hereby given that the undorsigned has
~ been appointed and qualified as Administra-
torof the estate Of Jacob Weaver late OF Pleasant
township. Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased All those
having clAims against said estate win present themfo
allowing rs tho law requires and all who are
VIII please come forward and maze immediate pay :
ment. ADAM WEAVER. AJmnist
May Sd. A, u. ls55--4w5o.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
An Ordinance


Amending an Ordinance passed June &, 1854. and en-
titled an Ordinance to amend an Ordinance, fixing
the width of the Side Walks or Pavements la the
City of Lancaster, passed the 18th of April, 1884.
GtEC.L Bet ordained By the City Council 0fthe City
- of LaReaslsr, That the first Section of an 0rd-
nance passed 9Th June, 1854 entitled Ordinance to
amend an Ordinan &C fixing the width OF the Side
Walks Payements in the City Of Lancaster, passed
the 18th day OF APRIL 1854 be amended to read,
that the First Section OF Ordinance entitled Or
dinance, fixing the width Of the Sidewalks or Pave
monts In the Of Lancaster passed the 2h day Of
April, le34 be amended 10 read, that the width
Of tho Walks or payements shall hereafter be as
follows In the following Streets, parts OF Streets and
Alley, to-wit On Main, between Broad and Second,
and on Broad Street, between South Alley and the
Circle in Carpenters addition, fifteen feet; on Main
from Broad Street Eastward, and from Second Street
Westward, twelve feet; on Wheeling Second. Fourth
Union, Mill and German Streets, ten feet; Mulber,
~, Chestnut, Front, Columbus, Walnut, Jackson,
Perry, Lawrence, Croghan, Winding, Porter, Water
and King Streets, nine feet Broad Alley, five feet;
and on Broad Street from South Alley, Northwar
twelve feet including the four feet given by the
Of the property said parto the street to the city
for street purposes.
SEc. .. BshfHrfher ordained bg the authority efore
said, That the First Section Of the Ordinance passed
eth June, 1854, and entitled an Ordinance 10 ament
an Ordinance fixing the width Of the Sidewalks oi
PaYements In the City OF Lancaster, passed the Io
day ofAphl 1884, be and the same shereby repealed
| CHARLES DRESBACH, President, c. @.
Attest-G. s. WlLMAMs, City Clerk. april 90.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Road Notice.

NToT1CE is hereby given, thnt petition will In
/ presented TO the Commissioners OF Fairfield
County. ut their next regular session in June next
praying for an alteration Of much Of the road lead
ing from Baltimore 10 Millesspor lies between the
and the Ohio Canal, said alteration to commence
where tho road strikes the SC nth line the Southeast
Quarter Of Section No. 5, running East the Section
limo between the lands owned by Cooperrider and
Groves 10 the Ohio Canal; thence North onthe Gravel
Bank of the Ohio Canal interseet the road said
Bank.
april 90, ls55-4w5lt MANY PETITIONERS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Estate of Jacob Weaver.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the unde ersigned has
been appointed and qualified as administrator of
the Estate OF JACOB WEAVER deceased. late OF Pair
HELD county, Ohio. All those having claims against
said Estate will present them for allow ace and those
indebted will please forward ard make in me
dlate pay mSnt' NM. EWING, adm'tor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Estnte of petcr rlot,er

NOTlCE Is hereby given, that have this day been
Y duly appointed and qualified adnifnistrator of the
Estate OF Peter Better, deeeased late Of Fairfield
county Ohio. Persons knowing them es ind eblod
70 said Estate Will make Immediate payment and ose
having claims against said Estate win present them
duly authenticated for settlement within one wear
April IL, ,ls55-4g4of Dy4SiEI, CRuMhEY, ..4dm.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

make correct calculation of the amount
these items COULD HAVE BEEN FURSIsHED
AT, we have taken the pains TO lay the re-
suit Of our labors before the extensive firm
of Moore, Wilstack, Kays & Co., whole
sale and retail dealers in stationery, Gin
icinnati. Ohio, who, after comparing the
price of the Eagle man with their own bill
|ofprices, present the following table, show
ling difference in favor of the editor of the
Eagle of the snug little sum of THREE HUN
DRIED AND NINETY FOUR DOLLARS AND TWEEN
iTY CENTS:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Probate Nntjce.'

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested,
l. thatthe accounts and vouchers of the Estates Of
Matthew Ioohey and Joseph Friend. have been hlt d
IN the Probate Court of Fairfield County, Clio. for
inspection aud settlement, aud that the sume will bo
heard ouihe 18th day Of May next, or there
after as may be. VIRGIL 4. SHAW, Probate JUDI .
LancasLer, Aprl 26, le55-3M5I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Attnchmnnt 800

"A my instance an attachment was this day issued
~ by Asberry Doherty Justice of the Peace Of
Violet township, Fairfield county, Ohio against the
property aud effects Of N. c. Mason nonresident Of
said county. M r. EWING
MAY B, lsl5-52Wi.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

And while Mr.. Slaughter is explain
ing this will he also be good enough to ex-
plain small bin Of S45 against the CITY
Council? We were told By member Of
the Council that he handed in that bill
without its being timized--that a commit
tee had it in their hands or weeks when
il was reported back not itimized but SIS
deducted therefrom. Ohio Eagle.
The error in the above bill was made
by the City Council. aud tho Councilman
who informed you is partially responsible
for it. 1.-THE editors Of the Eagle want the
proof Of what we say we refer them t
Councilmen YoUxG and DREsBAoH.
the Eagle desires any further information
on the subject of City printing we invit
Messrs. Tuthill Schleich, Gruber and al
ths balance Of the Red Lodge Clique, to G.
70 the City Records and examine our bills
and then come to the Gazette Office and ex
anime our files Of tho Daily aud Weekly
and we can convince them that we charge,
the City LESS for advertising than tn
Eagles advertised rates. This, gentle
men. is fair and honorable proposition
Accept it il you dare. The Eagle me
are thus challenged to the combat, and v
want them to Ere their "biggest' gun
and let there be "war to the knife and tn
knife to the hilt."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Attachment Notice.

NOTICE + is hereby given, that at my instance writ
" otattachment was ssuedby Daniel Lyle. Il Justt Q
OF the Peace OF Walnut townslp Fairfield county ,
Ohio on the 9th day Of April. 1885, against the ploler-
ty and effects OF Horny l.. Fanning.
his
GEORGE \ CooPPERRIDER.
april 10, 1s5J--4w5O mark
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
To the tho Creditors OF James G, Key.
IlnlLn. dncn.n .nd ~

nN tile 1th day Aprl, 1855, the Probate Court OF
Fairfield county, Ohio, declared the Estate OF
James Reynolds,deeeascd.to be probably insolvent.
Creditors therefore required present their claims
against the Estate to the undersigned for allowance
within months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to payment.
.fD.AM BRANDT, ,,,.
GEORGE NJ. GRAY. ! Ae"' 'ootS o
spril 10, 1s55-40d4O. off. G. Reynolds, dec.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
RESEARCHES In THB AUDITORS
OEElCE.

Below We give partial report OF the re-
suit Of our researches in the Auditors Of
6ce. The first column contains the a.
mounts charged and received by JoHS l.
TurnILt, editor ofthe Ohio Eagle. for sta,
tionery furnished the public ofices.-
The second column shows what these same
items COULD HAVE BEEN FURNISHED FOR
And the third column exhibits the amount
Of sTEAIrNos. We have taken correc
copy ofall the bills on file in the Auditor,
Office for stationery furnished the count,
by the editor of the Eagle. and in order t.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Es5TTESsJE7Tg ESTsV5lssyz5sE2 fJattssEa 49,
sl,s .s5s

NOTICE no sTOCKHOLDERS.
EUNHE Stockholders of the CINCINNATI, will
Il mingtOn and GAINESVILLE Rail Road
Company, are hereby notified that an Election
will be held ut the CITY OF ClRCLEVIILE, on
Thursday the nth day of May, 1855,
for the purpose of Electmg n BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS for the ensuing year. BY order OF the Board.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
si,5l9,4q i,ie7,o2 so4,qo

will thus be why that these Red Lodge Clique and why they
bitterly denounce when commanded Auditor Town
public attention the upions cen regard these foul perpc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

REGuLAR MEETINGS:

hEUOAAAS luGb q iNNN'
LANCASTER LODGE, No. 81 May /, 1855.
CHAPTER, No II May
g ENCAMPMENr,N No, g. May 8
- COUNCIL, Nod. June Is
February %, 1855. G.. STElNMAN, Recorder.