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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-28
James G. Aver,

PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
sold al w holesale by BERRY s. DkAOVILLE.
A. Retail by BROWN & GRUBgs
Also, BY my AgsHts in almost even owa in The State
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Neyv SDring Goods
AT WHOLESALE. ~

L. 3. FITE & C o.. ru
No. Q College Street, Nashville, Tenn,
RE nov in receipt of handsome and desirable stock
IA of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Bonnets,
ParaSoIS, Umbrellas, etc., which they offer to the
trade for very small advance for cash. short time pa
per- to which system of business they intend TO adhere
strictly Such buyers will find it largely to their interest
give this stock thorough examination before making
their purchases. E-aa -
Special attention is called to their stock Of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS as it is large and beautiful Also, full
supply of DUF0UR CO.'S B0LTlNG CLOTHS.
mhI4-eo6w
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFrIcg CORNER cHURcH AND CHERRY STREETS


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to subscribers at the following rates. Single copies one
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accompanied with the cash.
y- We wish il distinctly understood that paper will
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Ii0TEl.Si a0TEI.SI

: :
s1GOod News for the Weary.1
TIVE subscriber has taken charge of the CRUTCHER
HOUSE, and win spare pains to make all comfort
able who may call.
Transient, per day. Observation-Disclosures so
Day BOarders, per week. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Fires and all Extras chargeable.
ACTON YOUNG, Proprietor.
~ The YERANDAH will be con ,inued heretofore.
jan28-f A.YOUNG.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING Es-
TABLISHMENT,


Five doors from Public Square, Nashville,
q NkTHERE may be found a choice and well select GA
w ed stock Of ~
Cloths, CasSimcres, and Vestings, III
Of the latest and beautiful patterns all Of which Will
be made up 10 order IN the most fashionable STYLE and
short notice Gs can be done any city ia the Unou
and at prices 10 suit the times
an now receiving my stock Of Spring aud Summer
Goods and being satisfied thai they are bv far the hand
Goods brought 10 this market Az examination
requested before purchasing elsewhere
Resfdy-NoGe CiOthinS,-Coats, Pants aud yestg of
sllkinds fine aSSOI Of Mems Furuishn0 ,,o,ss
Silks aud Merno Uudershrts, Shirts Stocks Gloves Sos
peuders Cravats Pocket landkerehes silk aud Linen
SHIRT Collars, Umbrellas, DC.
.S~ Garments at the shortest notice. Please ell
sud examine. T.JHUUGH
mcb1-u Agent.
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NO. . Tn ION
M are now 1neihg ne" Anu oe.u-ui assoI. uSe1'
OF DRESS foods 10 sne nia ,s
ing Of oiIcS' rAd anu
eys III piaih cOOrs iau anu ,An'eu
Jaeohet Muslin ano LAVE WIN sr :. ~,
nenl Oh staple unous' nos,srfy, p,Ha1T %
hitts, &C. apo InOtNIoS a--nrn,an M
tonuS SirTTARJE FOR THE SEASON.
7 USr received from New York
81 Copper and Iron Coal Seattes and vases 'Sr esksN
large assortment OF Tea Trays, various svNS
Richly cut and polished nre Irons, IN seus
Stands for hre irons. all patierns
Handsomely Japannedr rla' ., " si"eiS
DIXON me 1r.an1 ie- -
Carved Bread itenone ~ aUo nul'e''
Copper aud BLOCK I'm lea he'Hes;
Oyster Dishes Beef STEAK uo Conss eIeeqass,
soup Tureens aud Ladies; Couee urns'
Toilet Sets OF Foot Tubs, SOp Jar and Water Carrier;
nj ~ g. So, ~ Si.,ns- r. Sars
- and III Ismns 2yon Kitctsn Ismns.
Cr,,TnL p,,rshas pTa,a pr,,shss n,,s,in, H,.has.
Door Mats Of various kinds aud at very low prices
Cutlery with Bone, houy, Cocoa aud Horn handles
Beef Carvers, Bread Knives Cooks Knives;
Clothes Baskets. Market Baskets Work Baskets;
Cedar Buckets, Churns, Water Cans, DC &c;
WOODEN ware OF az uesefPheus
I aus uoei , n.l i pin' -,
p pt 90, , rned VIII ~ Hn ,, eiu en1siea,
D '..,e Gaze iurners Egg ps anu Onuih''
P;a pI,ao 81 I'll na',ars
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FRENCH'S HOTEL.
IL III

Corner Of City Hall Square and Frankfort Street,
NEW YORK,
Opposite tie CITY Hal and Park F6untaia)
HAS been RE-FITTED and FURNISHED The sub.
scriber trusts that for convenience elegance CON-
fort and economy cannot be surpassed in the world
All the warmed gratis they are fitted up with
marble top wash stands which supplied with Croton
water by silver plated cocks The halls and closets
every floor lighted during the night. This Hotel is
conducted the European Plan of Lodging Rooms and
meals as they may be ordered in the Refractory.
ap4-lm X. FRENCH
n d -Do not believe Hackmen and Runners who may
say that full do from pecRidry interest
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SNUFF and Tobacco.

S1ts1 ANU IODdCCO.
PET e LO RILLAR
MANUFACTURER,
No AZ, Chatham Street, New-York.
O UCCESS0Rto PETER and GRoRGR IoRILLARD offers
y for sale all kin of Snuff and Tobacco in general use
For particulars Price Current be obtained by sd
dressing above. This Establishment is of the old
est OF the kind in the United States
Feb l4-lY.
IMPORTATION WANTED,
to the present residence of Robert Patterson and Cor
IA neus Lemont who both enlisted soldiers in the
of 1872
Robert Patterson Irishman by BIRTH Weaver by
trade and 81 years Of age in 1873 They both enlisted
Nashville, Tennessee They their heirs learn some
thing to their advantage by addressing
fe2l-leolwlm BOX S5l, p. o., Nashville, Tenn.
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MERCHANDISE.
r. C. M'NAIRY 4 CO.,

--7n ~ ,f,NrATDV CN
la u. vi MAIN I o. w.,
40 {, co,,a,a :, Nasbvi,,s Tenn
RE nov yscsyi"Ts ,hs;r, raIi Sfsl A OF W
~ f.;,o,a ..,.-.,s, ~ IN v;,o ri
aiten.iou al ne ,,nll;c -
aelsal Embroiasries. i-iis s~
They hsva nov .,e,,ss - - 80 ~, ,,,s,
v;,, o. Eiioroideries ever bsoosht TO NASH
ins, SIN, coas ,,..I
win surn.ss ali nr--,o,s 81 80 ii"hhss, e'e''
Carpets,
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ADAMS FROST,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
A dGnrls North Mhnrf

4 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
OFFER their services the Planters and Merchants of
" Tennessee for the sale Of Cotton Tobacco Corn Be-
and other produce and beg leave 10 the follow
ing gentlemen of Nashville:
V. h. STEVENSON, JOHNSON WRAVER.
NJ ALLowAY& Co, j. A, MCALusTER & Co.,
= p. ALLISON.
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DR. Jackson,s Pile and nidIT letter Embrocation.

This may be considered specific and is warranted TO
cure Ii not only Immediately aays pain and intamma-
on stops all bleeding subdues that inOlerate itching but
it eectuAy cures very short time persons whose lives
have been rendered miserable ot years Its application
produces no pain but rather agreeable and pleasant
sensation Call send for list of cures, and you will be
astOnished.
~ For sale by G. W. Heudershott, Nashville; Bell,
Robinson 4 Co, Louisville; and j. ID. Park, Cincinnati
faliN-HnANM
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PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIEs.
on BBlS oil Peach Brandy, pure
~ 10 do doApple do do;
Received and for sale by
febs E. g CHEATHAA q co.
NTOLASSES.-s0o packages Molssses IN store add
wi for sale BY h. s. FRENCH 4 son,
Q UGAR.-2OO hhds sugar fair to prime, for sale By
y mari H. 8, FRENCH SON
NOTICE-The Knuckle Washing Machine
IN We have been appointed sgents Tor the ale 81 tbs
should BY sll means, procure one imusdiAfely the
amount Of labor saved II sMmsAs>.
Full directions and mar to 90 and show i used free Of
shrre lsp4l 8. H. LOOMS co.
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8. kcREERY, r. N. HooKE,
Charleston, Chattanooga.
M'CREERY & HOOkE,
CO79ON IA OTORS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
IIItEss GOODS.

No. Z n on ; IreeT.
WY n are now Offering new and beautiful assortment
w of Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing ofPain Black Plaid Striped and brocade Silks Cha
ieys 10 plain coors Plaid and Printed Berrages Printed
Jaconet Muslin and LaWns-together with general assOrt
ment of Staple Goods, Hosiery, Parasos Twisted Silk
Mitts &c lapel Ti(ORSION q BERNARD.
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This is to certify that 1, Willard jerks. proprietor Of
the West TROY Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with
deafness or the last twenty years, and in the
other for the last year. that it impossible for me TO
scar the loudest voice and after trying various remedies
without Improving my hearing the least induced to
try Scarpss Compound Acoustic OIL for the cure OF deaf
ness and it is with great qualification am enabled 10
state that il has perfectly restored my hearing and will
be happy TO see any person who wishes for information in
relation to my case, at nay place in West Troy
WILLARD JgNKs.
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,

4 f---- Oh UOLD SfREkT, NEW I ORK.
NILS s. & Co. have recently published, and have
ems of Edinburgh and the late Prof Norton of Yale Col
ege, New Haven, complete in vols, royal octave
tanning 1000 psges, IA steel and Goo wood engravingS
Price, in muslin binding, s..
~ This s0ork is sor tie cd " Book Of the Farm, :"
lately REsuscIrArRD and tAroDa upon Asnsarket
dec22tf.
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COLE LEATHER TRUNKS and YALISES.,
- Received direct from Philadelphia large stock of the
best Sole Leather Trunks, with extensive assort-
ment OF Black lrOutramed Travelling Trunks Single aud
Tray Tops of every quality and at the lowest prices
We respectfully ask the attention of all in want of good
Trunks 10 examine our stock.
mill RAMAGE L CHURCH, AZ College st.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

Orders executed by all Booksellers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
Rev Yorif market.

New YoRK. January 8, 1S55.-Cotton,
unchanged; sales of COCO bales.
Flour unchanged; sales of 1850 brls;
good Ohio at 94a94; Southern heavy with
sales Of 1900 brls at 2,25a9,81.
Wheat, firm.
Corn, active and firm with sales Of west
ern mixed at 105.
Pork, advanced 121a12,a5.
Beef, unchanged.
Lard, do.
Sales of Bacon. at Sla8aa9 for clear.
Ohio Whisky 37a371
Coffee and su8R unchanged. Molasses
steady and active; sales of New Orleans
at 26a27c.
Stocks better and active. Money lin-
changed.
Virginia skies 924; Missouri skies 80;
Canton 21t; Illinois Central R. R. 81;
Cumberland Coal 29S; N. Y. Central sold
on four months SO; Erie 80; Penn. and
Cumberland Coal Co, rs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
New xorn Cat,Ie vIarIket.

Wednesday Jan. s.-Prices ofthe week.
[ Beeves are sold at so much pound gem
orally by estimated weights. for the meat
in the quarters.
First quality Of good fair market beef,
1o4a11c.
Second rate 9Ialoc.
Ordinary 8a9c.
Inferior such as old stays COWS, poor OK
en-, and mean steers. Babe.
Some very extra good, ,1la1eJc.
L! is only occasionally thatwe shall have
figures for the last rate.
Price OF Veal Calves. The rates at which
such Calves as are fit TO eat sell for all the
year, is from to 7c. per H. live weight.
a class called kittens, that is Calves
from one to six days old, sell from 1926
10 S3a4 each.
Another class called grass Calves. gen
orally sold at four 70 six months old, brings
S3a7.
a good fat Veal often brings s9Oa3o.
Milk Cows-The price Of Cows depends
as much upon fancy as the price OF horses
Ordinary Cows. 2Sa36; good fair Cows
35a4o;extra quality, with Calf 45a6O.
Sheep and Lamds.-Common Sheep,
PAD, 80; extra Sheep. 5a12; Lambs Gas.
Swine-Ohio corn fed Hogs, small size,
for market retailing. 4fs5, live weight;
sjN-fed hogs. 4!a4zc. Hogs for packing,
4fa5c, live weight; large Hogs, corn-fed,
dead weight; 6a61e for the best.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11

Gas ExPIosIoS ~ sALzl. MAsS.-The
good eitiEenso Of Salem. Mass, on Friday
morning were startled by the noise ofa ter
rife explosion, shakingi the buildings in the
vicinity. and sounding Ike the discharge
OF heavy artillery. The cause Of the ex-
plosion was this: In a new building now
being erected for the Atlantic Bank, me
ehanic removed piece Of gas-pipe which
was in the way, and neglected to replace
il. The gas, escaping, filed the space be
tween the partitions aud floors ofthe third
and fourth stories, and leaked through the
cracks into the atmosphere Of the rooms,
creating much annoyance. On Friday
morning one ofthe gasoperators eommenc.
ed search for the leak, and making a
hole in the floor above joint in the pipes,
applied ahghted match to the joint. An
instantaneous explosion Of the gas confined
between the partitions ensued, shaking the
building to its foundations, and making
several of the rooms a scene Of devastation
and ruin.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
In Fairfield County Common PIeas--Pea
esorgs Hoffman and Daniel Hoffman,


And Maria Hoffman widow Abram Hedges, Maria
Hedges, John Germany. Sarah Germany, George
HeHsel, Elizabeth Hensel, William Hoffman, John
Aeoks, Charlotte Meeks, Jacob Hoy and RebeccA
Hoy, and William Henry Erick,' John Jacob Eriek
FHIHE above named Defendants win take notice, thaC
PlantiTs fled Petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
pending, demanding partition OF the following pro-
mises:
part OF the Southeast x of Section No. 49, Town
ship No A. and Range No. 90, beginning at the South
west corner eTen Acres Of Land belonging 10 Enoch
Spaneler on July end, 1s47, which Is part Of the
same K Section; thence sOuih by lands OF Samuel
Kuzler and Jacob Heasel perches 10 stone;
thence East by lands 0f EnOch Spangler 4SX perches
10 stone; thence North by lands Of Hugh Grafton 50
peFches 10 stone; thence West by lands OF Enoch
Spaagler fe perebes 10 The place OF beginning, con-
tainiug 10 Acres Of Land more orless
And the Easthef Of the East half OF Section No. 4.
Township No. H. and Range No. 49, in Fairfield Coun
ty. containing lis Acres.
The said plaintiffs demand the partition OF said pre-
misses, as follows: To the said Plaintiffs George Hod-
man and Daniel Hoffman and to the said Defendants
Maria Hedges, Sarah Germany, Elizabeth Hensel, Re-
becca Hoy, William Holman and Charlotte Meeks,
each Ie-hinth part. and TO said Defendants William
Henry Eries, John Jacob Eriek ard Sarah Elizabeth
Erich onetUenty-seventh part each, and 10 said Ann
Maria Hoffman dover In the whole.
At the next term Of said Court, Petitioners will mako
an application for an order that partition may be made
&C. OF said pre- mises. BRASEE e. SON,
attorneys for Pstftionsrs.
December oa, Ia54-6w3ipfSG95
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11

A JogE.-Oned day last weck,a genteelly
dressed German girl went into Drug Store
on Fourth, and asked for poison. On be-
ing asked what use she wished to make of
it, she freely acknowledged that she want
ed to take it, aud thus put an end to her
existence. The Druggist, who is some
what of a wag, told her that he would fur
nish it, but asked her ifshe had no friends,
for whom she wished to leave some words
of consolation. After some consideration,
she answered: "none but my brother, and
you may give my love to him"
The druggist then gave her small por-
ton of powdered starch. which she took
Immediately and walking to the adjacent
corner, stood there on the street to die
Some len minutes elapsed, and there she
stood and no signs of approaching disso-
luton. Ten minutes more and she did not
feel the least bit ike dying. Just at that
time she turned and saw The smiling face
of the apothecary through the window, and
Judging from his looks that he had been
making game of her; her Indignation was
aroused, and she went back to the store
and assaulted Mr.. Druggist with such tor
rent of abuse as never fell to his lot before;
after which she went home, determined to
live and be revenged on the deceiful
druggist Gin. Times.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
The Sup criOr Court on the Tax
LaVy--1ts Decision.

Rhe decision of the Superior Court of
this city on the Tax Law, given yesterday
morning, can hardly be said to have taken
any one by surprise. The suits were
brought by the Gas Co., and the merchants
rather as last resource, forlorn hope,
and as an acknowledgment ofthe duty they
owed to the cause of justice, than with any
confident expectation of their success
The unanimous decision of thethree Judg-
es is against them and they must submit
The point of excessive valuation made by
the Gas Co., was overruled on the ground
that the Board of Equalization was the
proper source Of relief. Columbian.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
Inauguration OF the New Cover
nor Or EIassnehusetIs.

Bosr0N, Jan. Q.
Mr.. Gardiner. the Governor elect, Of
this State, was inauguraied to-day. His
address was chiefly upon the dangers and
difficulties which threatened the govern
ment Ofthe country. from the foreign emil
grafton. He alluded to She great increase
in the emigration ofbeggars. paupers and
conyicts to the United States, and urges
that wise statesmapship should interfere,
within the limits Of Tie constitution, so as
to amehorate and control these elements.
He contends tha. the dominant race
must regulate the incoming class, and re.
eommends thatal the schools supported by
the State, should impart tho instruction in
the English language only. He says all
military companies should be disbanded,
which cherish or develop foreign sympa-
thiesI that the Bible should be retained in
the public schools, and every measure ten.
ding TO unite Church and State, should be
discounlenanced. lie is particularly se-
we're on imported demagogues. agrarians,
Red Republicans and others Of this class,
ard is opposed to any easy manner Of be-
coming citizens.
lie holds that all those who mako this
country refuge from poverty aud mis-
rule, should be treated wish kindness and
affection, but that the American people
should continue to administer the laws ac-
cording to their own judgment. He re-
comends an amendment Of the Constitution
sothat aliens should not have the elective
franchise conferred upon them until they
had resided twenty -one years in the coun
try.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
Administrators Sale.

FENHERE will he sold public vsndue at the late re-
q sidence Of JONATHAN BARTHOLOMEW, deeeaseds
in Walnut township, miles North Of Baltimore on
the Canal, In Fairfield county, Friday tAs I2tk da
of January nsE' 1855 the following property, to-wit:
23head OF Stock Hogs, Q Brood SOws, fatted Hogs,
fresh mch Cow, Calves, Horse,
Top Buggy, set Buggy Harness, l cole Stove,
patent lever Watch, 40 bbls supernne Flour,
? Aen Saddles; Stock Of Groceries, consisting o.
Coree, Tea, Sugar, Moasses, Tobacco, Cigars Candiet
TO mention.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day:
credit Of months will be given all S3
under that cash in hand the purchaser giving notS
with two approved securities.
December es, 1854 A. L. SIMMONS, Adni'tor:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
Sale Of Heai Estate by order of Court.

nN WsdAesdgg, ,heI7tA day Of January a. ID. Ie55
W between the hOuTs Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. q oolock
NJ will be sold on theprsmsss TO the highest bid.
GER the following Real Estate the property Of To-
ss A. hASY, deceased, t0-wit: A part Of the South
west oGsriers0f Section No. g. in Township No. 10.
ofEanee No. u, beginning At the Southwest corner OF
sAd 0uAren section a. Stone thence North va II In
40 chains 2l links sone thence ast 54 in y chains
94ioka 70 post thence South n In. 90 chains 90
Bksto post thence West 90 in. 10 chains "a links
to the beginning, containing SO 2-I00 Acres.
Also part of the Southwest Quarter OF said Section
No q, beginning At stake Ia the Baltimore Road II
CHAINS o. links East from the Southwest Of said
Quarter See; thence N. the line the land Abova
described 40 chains 81 links corner East Cd
ths Quarter Section line far enough by running South
parallel with said line above described will contain
q Acres. Said parcels forming tract Of IS 9lO0k
wiz be sold together Appraised at e25 per Acre.
Terms 1f Szis-One-third in hand, one-third in one
year, and residue In two years With interest from daH
Cfsale. JAMES 7. CHURCH, adm'tor
0ftAs Estate Of TaHis A. KagT, dsessssS.
December IA, I554-5W32pfS459
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
REAL EsTATE AUCTE0N.

- A1-1L Ess5 AA Il 4 = avn EONs
: VIRTUE ofah assignment made to me by Rob-
i ert W. DeaRHe, dated Dec. 1s, 1854, Twill sell to
The highest bidder the following rerl estate to wit:
On Saturday, February 10, 1858,
at the Court House doorin lancaster six acres land
ut Sugar Grove, in Fairfield cOlnty, upon which is
erected first class FIGURING Mill with three Of
French BuTs, in complete Cunning order, for mer-
chanting and country work; said mill Is situated on
the Hooking Valley Canal, with abundant supply Of
water and all The modern imprOv ements for success
fll milling. There Is also upon the premises good
dwelling, ware house and blacksmith shop.
Also at the same time and place, farm known as
the Smoot farm four miles south OF Lancaster, upon
tbs Logan road aud Canal, containing IS6 acres with
tile improvements, consisting Of a good two story
brick house, spacious barn. and all other out build
ings. This is most desirable farm and offers the in
dueemcnts ofa Tst rate home 10 ALL aad Is regarded
as Of The finest tracts Of land in the country.
Also at the same time and place, the farm known
as the Perry iarm adjoining the SmOOt farm and tho
lands of the Widow Worthington, three and half
miles south Of Lancaster, containing fi65 acres. This
farm is Hooking Bottoms, and in point Of fertility
is not surpassed is nearly all cleared, and offers
inducements 10 purchasers, frEt rate Corn farm.
The Improvements are tolerable house and new
barn.
Also at the Court House door in the town OF Lo-
gan Saturday the L. Feb next several tracts Of
land amounting in all 10 5l3 acres which Will be sold
either in whole Ia seperate tracts TO suit purchasers
There is In this two hundred and y clear
dunder good board fence with locust posts. Seve-
raj dwellings and three good barns. Said land is stU
ated within three miles of Logan on the Lancaster
road, and upon the Hooking river near the Falls Mill
and adjoining the lands Of the late John lies and is
garded first rate wheat and grass farm aud togeth
would make of the best stock farms in Hooking
Comfy. Terms OF sale will be made known in regard
TO each seperate tract on the day Of Sale, but bo-
sa credit will be given ali Title ndisputables, a
DANiEb SlFFORD,
Assignee of r. W. DenningI
Lancaster, January IL, 1s55-36.
IrJ7Hocking Sentinel please copy and charge thi'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11

THE IMMAcuLATE The
London Globe referring to the recent set
tlement of this question at Rome, says.
"The number of votes was SIG, inclu-
ding proxies, and about i2O bishops actu-
ally present. Of these $40 pronounced
by reclamation for the new dogma; 80
voices questioned the appropriateness of
such discussion, just now; while only A
votes protested against the dogma aud a.
gainst the right of the Holy See to decide a
question of that Importance without reg
ular council"