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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-15
LACEASMHTHENG
7e1 done Or no Pay required,

W OA1 oOHAO O1 HO I dy required.
~gIz The undersigned respectfully informs the pub
Us he, that he has opened BLACKSMITH SHOP
~ Oh College street, opposite the Charlotte Il S. C.
Railroad Depot where he is prepared all kinds
OF blachsmlthng, Horse Shooting, Repairing Boilers
making Mill Irons, &c.
All orders to }. r. HAND or Messrs Irwin, Higgins &
Co., or myself will be speedily attended to- Refer to Mr.
Z. Davis, on the North Carolina Railroad and VIM.
Glaze & Co.. Palmetto Foundry, Columbia S. c.
march 9, 1855 22-6m
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

On the 31st of October at the Baptist
parsonage, By Rev. B. Bedell, Mr.. GEo.
HoLsMAN, Co. Auditor, and Miss ELIZA
BETH KID, Of this city,
That's right, George. Depend upon it
there is nothing like better half TO COM
fort and console in our troubles. Though
beaten, you were not conquered. and have
set commendable example. A long life
and happy ONE CircleviHs Herald.
AT the residence of the BRIDES mother
on :he 1st inst, by Rev. B. Bedell, Mr.. o.
f. NILES and Miss ELIZABETH RUDY.
So it seems our neighbor Of the Watch-
man is caught Mt last--is taken in the foilS
Of masrimony. Well, We hope it will
make wiser and better man of him, ans
that as he,and his better half journey thro
lifo's varied scenes they may neither o
them ever have cause to repent the choice
they have made, and that happiness and
prosperity may ever ATTEND them.--Cir'
cIeviWe Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

al rule,il is as we state; and there is no use
in trying to change It. The Irish Cath ol-
ic voters. especially tho moro ignorant part
of them. aro strongly pro-Slavery-they
hate man with colored skin; and regard
his advance in social prosperity with NOR
bid jealousy.
It is impossible at this carly day to
speak with any degree Of certainty of the
shapo things may take, orwhat cou rse it
will be best topursue in,resard to the Pres
idental election. The next session of
Congress will dcvelops new things, and
give a current toovents. A common safe
ty, apl common hope may, and we trust
will lead to a greater harmony of send
mont and closer unity Of action on the
part of tho opposition. One thing is evi-
dent-the recent elections in Ohio. New
York, Massachusetts, Louisiana, and Ma
tryland have stricken terror to. the hearts OF
the Administration party. They are not
to have SO easy victory next fall as they
anticipated; and if the opposition elements
can be united, as We hope they may be,
they will be sure of great national defeat
Let US bide our time.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
Thursdny nTernIng. NOV. rs, 1906
Principles OF the American Party OF OHIO,


l. The unlimited Freedom Of Religion dlsoonnoct-
cd with politics Hostility 10 ecclesiastical Influences
upon tho affairs of Goyernm eut--Equalty OF right,
60 all naturalised Etngrants who thoroughly I'm
erieaRisei and We owe no temporal allegiance, by
reason OF their religion, higher than that OF tue Con
stltution.
q No interfcreaeo with tho rights OF citizenship al
ready acquired by Foreigners, and tho protection OF
law TO all who honestly emigrate from loyeot uber-
ty but the exclusion Of foreign paupers aud feions
CONS Hereafter until they shall have resided 2lyear
in tho u States and complied with Naturalization
Laws.
j. Opposition to all political organizations compos-
tGry Companies, and 10 all attempts 10 eIslHfs the
Bible from che Schools supported by the 69oerH-
msRt.
A. Slavery IL Ioe1i-nOt natioRali-We oppose its
extension any Of the errtOros and tho increase OF
its political power by the admission into the Union OF
any Slave State otherwise, and we demand OF the
General Government immediate redress OF the
great wrongs which have--bsan inflicted upon the
cause of Freedom and the american character by
the repeal OF The Missouri Compromise, and the in
PRODUCTION OF Slavery into Kausas in violation OF law,
by force Of arms and the destruction Of the elective
franchise
S, In humble Imitation of the wisdom of Washing
ton, wo oppose all Intervention In the affairs OF
Foreign States yet all proper occasions, we viii
not withhold our sympathy from any people aspiring
a. We support American Industry and genius n.
gainst the adverse policy OF Foreign nations and
facilities 10 Internal and external commerce BY the
improvement OF Rivers aud Harbors and the con
struction OF National Roads uniting the various sect
ions of the UnioI.;
al BY a faithful aIIegIaRee TO the Constitution
8. In State policy we zealously advocate Rstreneh
pressive system OF Taxation and liberal system o
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
no onr Frlends and Patrons.

The last number of the Gazette compile
ted the first six months under the proscnt
prOprietotship, Although we purchased
OF Mr.. Slaughter the entire unsettled ac-
counts of the Office on the Subscription
Books, yet we have barely collected enough
to pay the current expenses of the office,
which were necessarily heavy during the
campaign,
In many cases the entire subscription
for the last two and half years is yet DUE
and the greater portion Of our Advertising
and Job Work stands unsettled. In this
precautions financial state, we are compel
led to call on our friends for their Dues
We have placed our accounts in the hands
of MAR1s LEvEnING. Esq, who is duly au
thorized to receipt for us. We hope ou
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
A MonStrous Scheme.

We learn from the Madison Argus that
a body Of desperadoes lately attempted to
blow up railroad train in Wisconsin,
Their plan was to sink a joint of stovepipe
filled with powder and stopped up at the
end, under the track; to have train of
powder leading from the mine several
yards alongside of the track, and then a
long on the track, mixed with percussion
caps, SO that when the locomotive crushed
and gnited the caps, and fred the train
of powder, the passenger car would be d.
rectly over the mine, and suffer destruc-
tive explosion. Some of the conspirator:
have been. arrested, and at least five O
them will have an opportunity to expiatc
their offedse in the penitentiary.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
Executive Corrnntion.

A few days since prominent merchant
of Washington city, saysthe American Or
gan, who had bill against the Treasury
Department, for goods furnished the De-
partment, called and presented the BILL
The clerk entered freely.into conversation
with him, and said, Mr., understand
you are opposed to the administration. To
which the merchant replied, yes, l have
always been Wing. But, responded the
clerk, that is not all. What then is the
charge? inquired the merchant. anu ia
formed said the clerk, that you are. "a Know
Nothing, and have been directed to pur,
chase nothing from you in future. Thi:
clerk is a subordinate of PeterG. Washing
ton, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Some few weeks back, clerk in the ci
ty post-office called upon this same mer
chant, and requested him to renounce thc
American party, and plodging his word
that If he would, he would secure him con
tracts with the General Government, from
which he might realize a handsome fortune
Here is an actual attempt to bribc and cor
rupt man with government patronage -
This is no mere rumor; we have the facts
names, day, and date, all of which will b.
furnished to any friend of the administra
ton, who will dare deny the statement.
This is not asolitary instance, it is an ev
t cry day occurrence in this city. Govern
. ment patronage is offered to individuals
induce them to abandon principle, honor
| and honesty. Bribery and corruption al
8 the weapons of this administration.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
COMMERCIAL IETELL1eEECE.
Lancaster Markets.

GAZETTE OFFICE, Nov. IS, I855.-our
quotations this morning are as follows:--
Wheat S1,5O; Flour. $3.50 q 300
Corn, 20; Rye, 70: Oats, e5c.s; Clover
seed-none; Timothy seed, 2,O0@4.oO;
Potatoes. % cents; Flax seed. 90c:; But
ter, 12@ Sc; Eggs, Gao cents; Salt, ESQ
Beans, none; Soaps, SAGE: Coffee,
121al5 Sc; Tea, 50@iO0; MoIasscs, 5Oo,s.
Sugar, 8ac.IO White Fish, I3 dollars per
barrel; Piekerel 1000 to 1900; Rice Q la9;
Vinegar, 18a25 cents; Tobacco. 95a35cts.
Hay. S,7oo@Go0; Tallow. Io1 per IL;
Whisky, $50; Wool 2Oa33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
The Coming Ouestion.


When Congress shall meet, the ques-
ton of Slavery extention, brought upon
the country by the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, will again be up. The con
diiion Of affairs in Kansas forces it on with
power that cannot be resisted. And
who shall now stay the excitement which
is sure to follow? We are not clear that
it is desirable, under tho circumstances, to
attempt to hush the storm. The question
has been got over and around heretofore
by compromises based upon mutual con.
cessions honoroble alike, it was supposed,
to all sections. These have been ruthless
ly set aside, and we are again brought face
to face with the naked question of Slavery
extension. The conservative men of the
country have seen the danger q long way
back, snd the measures of 1850 were ad-
opted under the honest conviction that in
them was "fnality." We who sustained
these healing measures have been deceiv.
ed, cheated. Though all these compromi
ses, from 1920 down, have been based or
the principle that Congress had the powe,
to restrict and control Slavery in the Ter
ritories, it is now coutended thai no such
power ezists--that the right to enslave il
an Inherent right--that Slavery carries
with it political power under the G onst
tuition, and that therefore it stands above
restraint by legislation,
Those who take the opposite ground arr
styled aboIiiionists, "--abolitionists o
what? Aye, that is question which ha
not been answered, They are sectional
lists" too. Then what are the men VIII,
force this sectional question on the coun
try? And so we might proceed through
the catalogue of political crimes ending
with "disuhion" that arc arrayed as tn
consequence of resistance of Slavery ex
tension, We of the free Sta tes have re
treated before the coming question unit
we can get no farther. Let it come. T
Congress, or to the House Of Representa-
tives. we look for deliyerance--- 0. Stat
Journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
sCxENTTEIc TNFORMATIoN
FOR THE WHOLE WORLD.
Chapmnn,s Great Discovery.

TEyHE MONTHLY RAINBOW, or Chapman's Pre-
Calculations for Elementary Changes based upon
the discovery OF the physical laws and harmony OF
electrical action perading the solar system. as in
voved in the differing effects of light modified Tor
poarzed) by differing angles of reflection large
scale This important discovery ofthe laws ofnature
which regulate the changes Of the clements, cousti-
tutes subject OF magnitude and importance, perhcps
unsurpassed by any other the pages of historic
cord The surprising accuracy with which DR.. Chap
man is enabled presnleuato all elementary ching
predisposng more to storms, earthquakes, aurorns
&C.. and also atmospheric changes within the hour
for each day, months in the future, and the physical
effects on the health feelings and humors ofmRnknd
must be admitted by all unprejudiced minds TO bo OF
incalculabie advantage to the whole human race.
In presenting the BAINBOW to the public, ve do
NOT claim tito be an nfabe weather guide But thi:
much zee do claim that twill be found TO be correct tC
the letter eight times out of every ten. All ask il
candid axamination. Terms of Rainbow, 81 pei
year, il advance, so cents for six months
Chapman's Principia, or Natures First Principles
cloth binding, l2mo., geo pages. Volume first con
ains full explanation of the discovery to which DR.
Chapman has devoted the last nine years Of close OBJ
servation. Published every six months, (Mareh and
september price 81 per volume, for which it will be
sentpost padto any part ofthe country First volume
now ready Address CAMPBELL g. CO.,
No. 70 South Fourth st. aboveWalnut, Philadelphia
O-PApcnts wanted H. every county. no8-lm27
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
DYED,

OF Lung Fever. near BlulftOn, Wells
county, Indiana, on the 23!h of October
last, JOHN MORGAN, formerly of this coun-
ty, aged Sc years and six months.
The deceased was man of most amia-
BILE character, and his decease will be desp-
ly regretted by all who knew him. He
was for several years an acceptable Mason,
and the funeral rites were performed by
the Masonic fraternity. He leaves wife
and nine children, and a numerous con-
nection, to mourn his irretrevable loss.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

THREATENED CrvIL WAR IN KANSAS, -
The swindle by means of which Freedom
was to be "crushed out' Of Kansas is pro.
ducing its legitimate and foreseen conse-
quonces. Slavery, with fixed purpose Of
establishing itself in Kansas, pursues its
object reckless of consequences. The St.
Louis Democrat says:
"The Missouri Borderars are canvas
sing the propriety of an appeal to arms,
We have to-day had the oportunity of con-
versmg with one or two gentlemen who
have Just come from that section Of the State,
and they report the public feeling as being
of the most'intense and alarming character
One of the gentlemen remarked to us, 'Koa
may look for civil ,0ar in less than t,Ocnty
days"
The only excuse or pretext for 'civi war
arises out of the determination of citizens
of Kansas to govern themselves. All they
ask is that "Missouri Borderers" shall lei
them alone.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

New JERsEY ELEcrIoS.-T returns re
ceived Of thelate election in New Jersey do
not figure up much Of a Democratic victory
after all. In thirteen counties the Demo
cratic majority is only ! ,675. In 1853 the
same counties gave 5,222 majority on that
side. Had there been full vote this year,
the Democrats would have been beaten
badly. Ofthe members elected to the Leg
islature, 81 are Democrats, 10 are Wings
8 Americans. and Temperance. Demo.
cratic majority 9. That's all.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
Philade;phin Market.

PuILApRLPHrA, Nov, l3--Breadstufs of all d-scrip-
tions dull there is very ltus Flour arriving hut
the demand, both for export and home consumption.
Is limited end TO eec! sales some holders submitted
to concession Of 25e. The sales for shipment com
prise $500 barrels Of standard brands at 50 25 sales
common and good. and 50 rs 40 80 for extra fancy
Wheat In limited demand. and cents lower sales
of3 600 bushels at 9O2 CO for fair and prime Red,
and 80 iOE2 ~ for White.
Kyo-3. 900 hnshels Of Western sold at s1 le. and
100 II 81 IL Mhiskey unchanged. with .mail sales.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
New York HFnrke,.

NEw Yo9K. November 13.--Stoeks are higher. Ster-
ling exchange danrassed, but money active Erie 49H:
Cleveland and Toledo ~: Reading sat: Cauteu % r.
22lt PENNSYLVANIA Coal Co. 951[; Cumberland % q;
Galena and Chicago 2is.
Flour quiet salse1I O1l barrels at 80 I2go for
Ohio. Wheat iangld: l2.0s0 bushels snld ut 50 - o.
for southern red. Corn firm: sales e5. coo bushels.
Mess pork arm: sales 500 barrels at go 22 GO. Beef
drnopnS sales go barrels. Lard has advanced; sales
A0o barrels at 6l2'f WhsScy has docliEad; sales
/ ha- ut N
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
nAGUERREOTYPES.

TUyHE subscriber has removed his blishmentin into
his New Rooms North Side Main Street, oUer ZiHk
& Bish. and has fitted them up in style unsurpassed
in the West. He hopes that the public will appreciate
his efforts TO ase and extend to him liberal patron
age Every Thing has been done that could be done to
ensure every department ofthe art and his
picturescannot be surpassed. VM: GRISWoLD.
N. B. Persons wishing 70 learn the artwillhavegrer
facilities for doing so here.
Hours from O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock T. NJ.
Lancaster, Move N BeF 16. Is6J-26
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
- [From tho New Yori; THbune.I p.
New York Cattle Market.
WEDSEsB,Y. soveiabs


cuRHEsr PrICEs yoE THIS wEeK.
BEEyEs.-Ihese are sold ~ the head NJ price equal
20 the value per pound n the estimated we-ht of beef
In the quarters. The hide snd talow h-guarer'
Ia not counted Ia this inhrketas ills 10 BosiOH.
The Prices to-day y n viii not average cents.
First quality gii t1 10 cent?.
Medium k'ag9 cents.
Poorest, -. Ds cents.
But few sales over 81 cents OF under cents. .
Pgt.Es % FEAL C.LvEs.--Tse rate st which sacl
calves a. sre h 20 eat sell for alt the year. sfroH ~ &c
q r., live weight
MILcH C0vs--1he price Of cOws depends as much
upon fancy ~ ihe price - Hersss. Ordinary cows
s2S 30; good fair cows So 10; extra qualify With
calf Si5 ESQ.
sliEsp ASD IaNus--conuaa sheep, 81 9s; Extra
Sheep SSsBg Lambs. s19I59.
SwtSg.Wesiern H0gs. corn fsd large. first quality.
g1147c. live weight; el<@1c dead weight; small SIZE
DO, ,GA I71sc live weight: ~ ege lead weight. New
York State still fsd.G7s 7c, live weizht;3s J5s scdead
weight; New York Stats sngi GZs, prine fpr rket
retailing. 7J4az3%c. live weight sc. dead weight.
Beef cattle in marx ct 10 day. 2.lsG head.
A. VI. Allerton. proprietor Oft the Washington Drove
Yards reports the Catt in the MARI It to-day from "a
following States: New York. 730 Pcnnsyivania. 80:
Ohio, 6Si; Indiana, .d6, lin0is, gs Kentucky, 3So;
New Jersey,22.
/ TOraL RECEIPTS or FOR THE WKuK.
! According to the reporls from the several market
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

R. b. Harlan, WILMINGTON, o.; G. &. White, WI Nj
minrton: William Fuller Wilmington; Isaiah Nor;
rIs, Wilmington; J. Nj. Haworth, Wilmington pavlu
Fisher 9th st. Cincinnati, o.; H. Simonion, CoiuW'
col James Houston. JefersohYiile, ,ohe; John White
BournsviIis, Ohio; George Hannwat, BonrneVlhe, "
Thomas Coddington, Hllsborough X; NJ e. a, ;ae
Ohio James Purcell, DO ohit; David Hitch ana koot
Lowry, Lancaster, Ohio a.. NJ ao
~ Ohio. Ott. &os--oih'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

REMAERs UPos BEEF cATTLE.
Our reports shows the Increase OF receipts Bseyes
for the week in the whole city. upos the weekly
age. at 173s head, and 242 aecreas last week.
The nnmberat market TO-DAY IL 2.I3G head which Ia
200 increase on the average which PAT for each
market day last year. and 3I0 increase upor the
Der sold last Wednesday. ..t '.f.
We have not changed the figures In our Guotntons
to-day. except 10 cut OF although are free to say
that the got their supplies s 80 10 IS head
better than last week; but Il was owing 10 improve
ment In quality and better estimate OF weights thau
TO an actual reduction In the price per pound There
were twice as many good bcsyes In market yesterday
as the week before.
One Of the largest packers In tas city In market
to-day. ready TO take up all fair lots for his purpose 81
SIC Owners in the country should not calculate from
this that all sorts Of trash Will bring that price Barrel
ing catte should weigh o. ewt. net. and though not
very fat, uSt be in good fi- condition for killing, but
may be little eOarser than for market retailing.
From the present aspect Of things connected will
the cattle market, reiterHts advice TO owners
poor cattle to keep them at homO; and to ow2ers Q
good ones that they may depend upon ten cents. nh'
that for extra good ones there Is fair prospect Of
| nigher price.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

MARKING NEwsPAPERs.--T Postmaster
General has decide that a penmark made
over or opposite to an article in newspa-
per, with the sole object Of calling attention
to the article, will not subject the paper to
a letter postage.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
Cincinnati Market.

CGN"tNNATI, November Ia.-Four firm: ssIes of 275
barrels at So. WHOLESALERS OF 500 bushels primo
White at 81 75 Red Is held at 81 G5. Rye-ssI-s Of
3N bushelsRt 81 S2c Provisions very quiet; saleI
WhisSey better; sales Of eco barrels ct 33c Sugnr-
sales OF &c hhds good FUR at 7o CoEee-ssles Of 40
hgrI II Ii ..Lalo centa.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
EVE ETYFIRNARY.

nRyJ. D. HADLEY respectfully informs those sui-
pEsring from acute chronic Opthalmia. general
IL termed INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE, Dim
ness of Sight arising from injuries, &C., liberation o
The Eve or its membrane from any and every cause
the result OF Fever Measles serofula &C. either of
short duration or OF many years. standing.
TPHeis preparedtO to give reliefcnd perfect cure
or all money REFUNDED
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AND
FARM NON SANE.

z WILL sELLat private sale the Real Estate of o.
] P. TONG, If not sold at public sale between now
and Spring, it will be sold at public sale Of which due
The property consist. of the following described
Lots and Tracts of Land, to,wit:
15inproVed Lots in tho Town OF Carr
ia on tho Ohio Canal with a LARGE WARE
HOUSES with large Dwelling Houses, the others
with smaller improvements.
25 10 40 VRcRnt Lots in different parts of Car
roll The Farm contains about ESQ ACRES and
will be sold entire, in the following parcels TO suit
buyers. A..
Ohio Canal 20 Acres of which is cleared, the balance
FINE TIMBER LAND. -
end. Near I2O Acres on the South side Of the
Ohio Canal East of Carroll, about so acres cleared
The other good Timber Land, all enclosed
ard One Tract of about 135 Acres, situate
on the South of the Ohio and Hooking Canals, on
which is never failing stream of water, with fall
of from "a to o. feet, easy Of ofmproyement being one
of the bos sights for mill in Fairfield county this
tract has onita House, Barn all other eonveniences
Also one other tract containing or acres between
the State Road and Judge Radebaugh's Mill Tract. -
Terms --0ne-third In hand. the baianeein two equa
annual payments with interest from date.
| II. b. TONG, Agent.
Carroll. Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov. s, ls55-27tf
! UYOhio State Journal copy and send bill TO Agen
| O this oihCe.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
CIRCULAR.
STATEMENT or THE CoSDITIoN OF
THE STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
or osieBsbursh, NY, tho let day Of July, 1855.
CIRCULAR.

] TIE . M BNOOFAtNNSE SS1SlT AN
OF ogiensbursh NY, the let day Of July, 1855.
/. Name and locality as specified above
,. The capital stock Il. sl5O,OOO CO
?. The espital stock Is paid up
{. The Asssts OF abe Company are as follows:
/. Cash Oh hand aud in the hands Of
Agents or other persons $32,it5 40
9. Real Estate none
3. Bonds 90 '.
4. Debts due DC Company secured BY
mortgage. being fret lien, daily
Corded. " which amount more than
SDO.t0O. i upon property worth
morisagei si350eO co
8. Debts otherwise secured Hoae
G. Ds6t.fO Premiums SSg 90
RoeeivaIIe fof Premium. sl9,4e9 s.
:. Amount ofiigbilires due no. doe
| to Banks or Other creditors name
! c. Losses adjusted and due
| :. Losses ADJUSTED aud not due HsHs
:. Losses uHEd jGsied none
o. Lo.sesin pinse waiting further proof S5GS 60
/ ~. No Othsr claims against the Company,
excepta few small items Of expeBs-,
over.plyrnc cni BY Ggsnts. or re-iHsur-
anee and one claim Of $3.50 resf5lSa
il. The greatest Insured in any DISK 1000 co
| l2. The grestest amount allowed BY the
rules Of the Company TO be in any one
city, town or Yiilsgs.-No rule on the
sutdsct.
49, No rule as to the greatest amount al
lowed to be insured In one block
! Ia. The act Of Incorporation Is the same
at the lasi report.
! Subscribed and sworn before me this llth day o
July, 1855. ELIJAH WHITE. Justise ofPeace.
| II. G.. FOOTB, Secretary.
! WILLIAM p. CREED, Agent.
| Lancaster, Ohio. OgtObsr 30, lS55-3u20