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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
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Distinguished men, like Greeleyan Bar
mum, have been givingto the world bio
graphical sketches of their lives. That is
all very well. But there is another and
more important parsonage, whose biogra-
ply has never been written, but whose
life is full of interesting events. We al
lude to "Sam." Rev. Mr.. Brooke, o.
Washington, has given a brief outline oI
his life, which we give below:
II said did not know who Sam is, but
| believe can give part Of his history.
He, like the Pope, is historical character.
He was born in the Garden of Eden, and
when the world was deluged, safely rode
out the storm with Noah in the ark. lie
was busy at the tower of Babel; he wan
dered with the children of Israel in the
desert; he was in the train of Miriam when
she sang her inspired song; he blew the
Ioudesl ram 's-horn trumpet when the wall.
Of Jerico fell; he clothed John the Baptist,
and was with him on tie banks of the riv-
or; he held up the chains ofPaul when lie
appeared before Felix.
He had hard time between the Pope:
and the Inquisition, but it was he who led
the young Luther to the dust-colored Bi
bic in the old monastery; he was with tie
Pilgrim fathers, Of old Plymouth mem.
Tory, when they crossed the ocean, ,helaid the
corner stone Of the first Protestant church
in the colonies; and it was he who stirred
|up the old and young, rich and poor, the
thigh and low, in the oppressed colonies
that even the mountain boys knew Sam
was about.
He introduced Patrick Henry to tht
House Of Burgesses; when he, with hi
soul oyerhowing with patriotism, and hi
voice clothed with the power of thunder
; gave utterance to those immortal words
"Gie as Liberty or give as DeaA."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

THE SAD RESULT OF IeNoRAEcE.-The
Detroit Advertiser relates aninstanee ofar
OK being killed and sled broken to pieces
by a railroad car, and all because the o1
could not understand French. The facts
of the case were these:
"The team, consisting of one English
and one French OK, drawing heavy loat
of wood, and driven by French driver
was crossing the track when the express
train made its appearance, The driver, ii
a great excitement, Immediately ordered
his oxen to chuck, 1.-THE French word fo
"haw.") The French OK understood him
and turning off the track, saved himsel
from injury; but the English OK, having
never studied the languages, pressed fur
ther on, and was instantly killed. The
case should be warning to all farmers t
have their oxen properly educated.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
shsYid;s SAFE.

EHY yir.ue of un order Of sale TO me directed fF0u
. The Court OF Common Pleas for Ross CouhIS
CI4o Iy offer and expose TO sale by putliG.yendaS
aud outcry, al the Warehouse Of Philip BensGsm, IN
the City Of Lancaster. saturday TIE lCtA day Of Fst-
rugrr r. ID. is55 between the hours Of 10 o'elsek A.
" and O'Clock =. u. OF said day, the following dss-
cribed goods End chai.les. to-Wlt: Tbs Canal 6oAS
Maze;lt,a, DO. do. Hest0ihd, White Horses, Dun
Mare sorrci Herse, Sugar Buckets, wash iuo!
Beds aud Bedding, 5 Crooks, Churn, MaFket
Basket Hand -sar, God SAY . stoves and FIrni
tire, Beck st aud DIpPor, Dish Pan and WASH 5ne,
Tabir Stools lot Of Dises, stove and Pipe, Beds
and Bedding. Clock sets of Harness, Tow Lines
LOT Of Dishes, Coffee MIL end Bucket -
Taken in execution az the property OF lassc stallt
William Crothsrs and John Crothers, al the suit oS
Allstou and Roads. Terms of sale. cash In hand.
WILLIAM PoTrEE, shsr4
ZAPLR& WALLACE, !ttorneyB.
February ], ,ls55-ew s9tse2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
parti,inn Nniice.

Jacob Weaver, Peter Weaver, Adam Weaver, paniee
Weaver. soioman Weaver, Anne Weaver, Emily
Weaver minor. Samuel =. Weaver, David Weaver,
Ceorg. 6oss and Polly, his wife, George FaltE and
Cstharine his wife, s. Sheperd and Christi
ma his Wife Geocge Pope and Frsncis his wife, Jo-
ssph c. Terhhg 81 aud Sarah his wife, BENJAMIN 5:
keman aud Margaret his vie, samuel Gly ana
Elizabeih hla wife, Henry Mieis and Maria N. his
wife and Mary Weaver. widow,
KILL taks notice that the 22nd day o. January,
W 1875 John " Weaver and Leonard Weaver nied
Pst.liog against Eem In the Office ofthe CLERK OF the
Court OF Common Pleas of Fairfield County, Ohio
uraying partition sf The East half OF Section No. b
osusip No. l5 and Range No. Is. in Fairfield coun-
IT, excet A acres OF the South end thereof belonging
10 Solomon Spangsr containing 272 acres. And that
al the next Term OF said Court, application VIII De
mad by said Petitioners for an order that pzrtt.oa
may be Ingde OF said premises.
BRAsEE& son, At!'yI for Petitioner
January o5, lSj5-35
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Home Truths.

The Richmond Enquirer in speaking of
the alarming increase of foreign influence
in this country, holds the following:
We have candiAly, repeatedly, and en-
phatically avowed the opinion that the pro-
digious growth of foreignism in this coun-
try does imminenlly threaten-our institu-
tions. When traveller may ride for days
at time in the new States and Territories
whose nurseries of empire and future
seats Of political control in this Republic
without being gree'ed on &C by the sound
of the American language, it must be con-
fessed that the Republic of our Saxon
fathers is changing its character, and the
instituticAs of Washington, Jefferson and
Madison are in danger Of changing their
complexion. Our Federal land laws arc
the subjects most urgently requiring re-
form. They are loo n,uch the work oi
dcmagogues and insect aspirants for mo-
mentary honors, rather than of men capa
BILE Of laying broad and durable founda
tons for permanent institutions and lasting
empire. Many other of the present evil:
of foreignism are attributable to the legs
lation Of the same class of men in thc
Statesmen who, to secure an election to
day, will sacrifice the peace of society ant
welfare of their country through all age
to come. Ii the States would but maxi
rood within their limits the law of Con
gress prescribing the time of probation fo
foreignism. many of the present troubles
affecting Northern society would disap
near.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Wool Market.
New YoRK, Feb. G, 1856

NEW ORh, CSU. " 1000.
WOOL. There is more irmness in our
market for domestic, and better inquiry;
tlIe sales, however, are not extensive, but
manufacturers are making selections, and
in tie course OF = few days ysc loos for. a
more animated market, the dull aud de-
pressed state of this staple, for a long time
past has been discouraging, but holders
are now beginningto assume more cheer
full aspect, as the trade gradually revives;
the sales are 5000 ID common Fleece at
Q5a23c; $500 medium at 30a3lc., and
8, 100 ID fine at 37a4Oc. Pulled is quiet,
being mostly used by hatters, and that
branch of trade being dull. the demand is
restricted; the supply is fair, and prices are
without change. Foreign is in light re-
quest, with more steadiness; We hear OF
small sales, but they arc not worth psrtic-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

teachings ofths numerous Jesuit schools IN
our o,On country; to what extent they instil
poison into the minds Of American youth
and whether they contradict the profession
offaith of their European and Neapoliian
brethren. What say the Roman Catholic
clergy in the United States concerning the
above paragraph from this truly Jesuilical
petition? Can we hope that they will con-
tradict or condemn these principles,so ex
pressed? Do they agree with the Faith
ers, or have they been favored with sOrn'
new and contrary light?
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
But thank God the people see.

THE JEsu1rs AND THE KING OF NAPLES
We publish, in to-day's paper, what
may be called manifesto of the Jesuits,
addressed to King Bamba, of Naples, who
it seems, had discovered, as have the A
mericrn people, that these worthy sons oil
Loyola teach the youth in their schools
that the Pope is tho sovereign of all ma
tions and the superior of all governments.
In consequence, tho Chief of the Neapsli
tan Police sent for the Head or Provincial
of the Jesuits, and informed him that this
sort of teaching must be stopped, other
wise the reverend body would be kicked
out Of the kingdom. The frightened owls
concocted instantly an humble and servle
petition to the King, assuring His Majes'
ty of their devotion, and their soundness
in respect of absolutist- Monarchicalprinci.
pies. AS evidence, they invoked in theil
favor the contempt in which they are held
by all liberals, and appealed to the doc
trines held by Suarez, Bellarmino and 9th
er doctors of the company, who taugh
that absolute monarchy is the best form o
government,
The black fathers were wisely silent as
to the doctrines ofth Jesuit Malagruda
and others, his predecessors ,justifying the
murder of King, III case ofhis disagree
ment with a Pope.
In one Of the paragraphs of the petition
the Head Devil and his Council, twenty
!. three in number. say that "Jesuits are, BY
maxim and education, devoted to absolut,
monarchy, in which Catholicism can a
lone have secure defense and prosperity
It would be curious and instructive, re
marks the N. Y. Tribune to discover wha
are the convictions, the doctrines. and th,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

Gov. SrEpToE AND THE MoRMoNs. is
reported that the Mormons are not only
docile, but are much pleased with their
new Governor, whom they soon hope to
convert to their religious faith. Several
of the officers under Col. Steptoe have de-
clared their approval Of the Mormon Gus
tom relative to matrimony. 1t is to, be hop
ed theyhave left no family ties behind
them, or they will find it "hard road to
travel over Jordan
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
s:seriG,s Sale.

Dy v.r,us of an order OF sale to me directed from
3 the Court OF Common Pleas for Fairfield county,
Ono will oGar and expose to sale ~ public yendnS
~ Iaucst on arday the 3rd dag Of AsrsA a. ID.
1855, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and =
s,'elnek p 81 Of said day, the following kesl EstoS
to-wit: Lots Nos g. TO- H. y, -, ls, lAlso, Lot No.
3 in john c. HamlsoE's addition 10 tho Town OF Plea
ssntvilIe. in Fairhrid County. Ohio. -
T.kat in e exeeution az i,ls property Of William W.
rt.syt N tbe sIit Of Nathan &. KILLER, for the use
Of Dayid CGpp. Terms OF sale cash 10 hAnd.
Lot No. alpraiscd at 81; lot Ho 10 ct tt9'sl1o.
EO II ~ SIS; 10: 80. Il At Stti Lot IS a. SSIi Lo'
No. lG at So; Lot No. II at -. >,,-v,- e,,-
| February !, 1s55--5w3gpfS3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

On the l:ne Of railroad now building
from Konigsberg to the lake of Constance
over the Alps, there are thirteen tunnels
and twenty-five viaducts. Thirteen thou
sand horses are continually employed upon
it.
On the e3l ultimo, the town Of Gains
vile, in Sumpter county Ga, was visited
bv destructive fire. One-half the place,
including warehouses, containing $500
bales of cotton was consumed and the loss
is estimated at 200, 900 dollars.
A crazy Mormon preacher has appeared
in st. Louis, proclainning that he is Joe
Smith, the prophet, risen from the
dead.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
sberia,, Sa.c.

William :. Brnmasld vs. Jacob Ketner, ct ais
Ely yirtae OF an osdcr cf sale TO rae directed IN this
s case from the COg.t Of Common fieAs OF airnelo
County Ohio, M offer aBsr pOse to pubic ven9uo
and oatcry at the door0f the Court House in Tue
OF Lancaster. on Saturday TIE 3rd day 9 hereA a. ~
1855 belw the hours Of 10 O'Clock Mand O'Clock
p NJ mid day the following de seribed Real Estate,
io-vit lot No. oRe jim Matthias KILLERS second ad-
ditjou Of In-Lots to the Town OF Aille-port.
Annrai.ed ,,t ais Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
WILLIAM POTTER, shertG
Fabrunry l. is55-5ws9pfS3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
COMMERCIAL IHTKLLIGEECE.
LaneasIer glarkels.

GAZETTE OFFICE, Feb. 0. i055.-our
quotations this morning are az follows:--
wheat, I,50; Flour, 10000 per bbl;
Corn. 4oa45; Rye. Csc; Oats, 28a3oc;
Backwbeat, $50 per 100 bbls; Clover
seed 6a,7oO; Timothy seed. 9a4.0c; Pota-
toes, a1,25, Flax seed. cal 90; But
ter, l2a15c; Eggs, 1ocenis, Salt, 2,Goa2,'
rs; Beans. 200; Soaps. 5a6c: Coffee,
I3a15c; Tea, 50caiOo;-Aolasses, 81
a37c; Vinegar, 1Ga25c; Tobacco. 18a25c
Hay. {, 0,oOaio.oo. Tallow 10Y per brl.
Whisky, 39c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Rnnd Nntice.

TTCTICE Is hereby given. that petition viii be
"a presented to the Commissioners Of Fairfield eoun-
W. at their xt regular session it, March next pray
ing for continuance Of the County Road already ea-
tabiished which said road commeneesin the saw MIL
or Pitcher Road (in Walnut TowpShip.) where Sec
ons Nos To- IL, u and Is corners, and running from
thence West along the Section line TO the Ohio Canal
The prayer OF your petitioners is thAt sd road be ex~
tended West along the Section line 70 the County
road, formerly known the Goods Mill Road, snd
there terminate, and that there he Bridge erected
across the Canal on said proposed road.
January l, is55-4w39 MANY PETITIONERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
DAGUNRREOTYPEs.

TENHE subscriber has removed his establishment inie
hisNew Rooms North Side Main Strsst, OUsr zfSs
Bisk, and has dtted them up in style unsuTpA,sed
In the West. lie hopes that the public viii apPreelae
his efforts to pl aud Stend him alberal Iatron
age. E7efy ming has bcen done that eoula ee oonc
ensure success Ia eycry department. othe srt ana hs
pieturescnnnat be surpassed. V.M GklSWOLD.
N b. Persons wishing to learn the artwil hsyegFea,
facili .es for doing so here. ~
P,ours tom 0 O'Clock A. NJ until O'Clock =. ~
Lancaster, Noyember 16. lsG5-ss 20
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
EOTICE.

yHlHE subscribsr respectfully inform his friends asd
public IN general, that no has much eniargea ~
u STOCK OF GROCERIES,
AZ ., M, yarittr o has Ias opehcd and has for sale
no -. No l. VEaekercl ofthe best quAillls
r. u q Also, hest Picigling Vinegar, hhd,
a .neli NfOck OF Dry Goods 70 suit cnatonqrs
M If which will bs sold low for cash orhpproveu eo4a
IN ,rn,lucc at his Old stand, corner Of Rrqa1rfl
Streets, and nearly opposite We E2s4sE
N r. Butter. Bacon, Lasi and ooEn Neal wapssa
Lancaster, September 9ia issf--eo
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

The Mayor of Hartford has offered a
reward Of one thousand dollars for the
detection and conviction of the incendiar-
les who are endeayoring to fire the city
Three arrests have been made since the
offer was made.
The Wisconsin Home, vegetarian
paper, advocates the prohibition OF fer,
menting, and the suppression of butchers
meat, on the ground that flesh is siimula'
ting, and acts upon the appetite the same
only not as powerfully as stimulating
drinks.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has adopt
ed a resolution for inquiring into the ex
pediency of requiring all military com
panies to contain in Their numbers at leas
two thirds of natiye-born citizens,
The Mayor Of Boston has effectuall,
suppressed Sunday liquor traffic in th'
city. But ono shop was reported opel
last Sunday.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
FOX CHASE.

We attended the fox chase on Saturday
last, and must confess it was the most ex-
citing amusement we ever witnessed. We
Judge there were at least four hundred per-
sons present, all of whom enjoyed the sport
amazingly. The boundary was large and
the west line being slimly attended Sc
veral foxes escaped. However, in closing
up, a regular old red traveller was found in
the ring, and about twenty of the best
bounds in the county were let loose after
him. The enclosed ground contained about
four acres, and the fox made the circuit
four times before it was captured. Al
timesit was perfectly surrounded with
dogs, bat managed to dude them without
receiving any injury. The first round
renard led the hounds handsomely, show.
ing no signs of fatigue, although hotly
pushed. On the second he opened hi
mouth to catch all the breath he could
and on the third and fourth rounds he gav'
evident signs of fatigue, with the tongue
protruding from its mouth, yet he held hl
own with the dogs, in point Of speed, ant
not until he was headed and hemmed il
did he surrender. We believe every do!
in the ring had a pull at the carcass
GaNipolis Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08


The amount oflisbi Ties du1 not due
10 Banks o. other ered!t1rs,-uoihiLg,
osscs 4 Ijasied AID daef-note'
Losses ddJ Jlxted aud not due, SI4S SIC -
LOssss uEldjusIed aud IN sus-
relss, waiting for further
proof. tl,"1! %
An oiher claims SgziDst Ls Company small sueh
only Is printing, &c.
Agents instructed TO take no riSE over $1,000
The amount insured IN any city, town ar Visge de-
pelds the eharsrter material, and rebsirletioD
buildings the width Of Streets the supply Of water
End condition OF the ire department, aAd olasr err
7 cum slaIr.es.
The amount insured in blocks OF buildings varies The
ssIgn an the lOss ty any nre, 10 elbOJ vi
/ lcss.
| The act OF ofIneorpor1onist The fled in Jaly
1854. THo. A. ALE1ANDzR, SserstaTg.
Sr .TE oF cOssEcTIceT, s Hartford, Jan. lst, l-11
| Hartford County.
| Personally appeared THoAAI
A. ALC1LSDxs, Secretary Of tine Ers4 ISsuRAscE Con-
PAsY and made oath thai the foregoing statement bl
him subscribed, is true, according 10 his best Sn0~l
edge and belief HESET FOWLER, -sties Sf f.As Psssf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
E.tatn of Inme. 4. Afford. i.

ATOTICEi is hereby given thtt tho subscriber has
II been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the Estate Of JAMES 4. Alto d late Of itSirnsd conns
Ohio, d seeased II. A. 2, HILL, Ad ntor.l
JanuaFy ., ,ls55AM29 1.
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ArriculturnI Notice,

MTOTICR is hereby given that on Saturday, Februh-
IL ~ a4Ih. the Members ofthe Fairfield County Az
rcdral Society will meet at the Court House In ths
city of Lancaster the pu rposn ofeceng Officers for
said Society. n. SCHLblCH, Seey..
Jan. le. le55-31. "
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,Attocsnen, Notice.
John Ashbaugh, Plaintiff, !

John Ashbaugh, Plaintiff, n .,,,,,m.n,
against IN Attachments
Andrew De Grad, Defendant,
YHNE Defendant will take notice that at my Instance
on December IL. Ie54, an order of attachment was
issued by G. Stenman, Esq, ngains. him ior tne ne sum
Of SIG l2-Io0 JOHN AShbANUh'
February 6, 1s55--3w4O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
RANCE. AGAINST FlRE.

uuder.iened has been appointed Agent for the
II sCTTY INSURANCE. COMPANY" OF Cleyelaua'
Ohio and will insure Buildings, Mcrchar dize House
hold Furniturc and othe personal property, agGtHst
Ioss 5gf frs. All Iossos will bc eqItaey and IT1.mpy
adjusted and paid. VAs 'HV'aF'
Lancaster, February $, leS5--sm4O
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Nn,ice OF Assignment.

~EoEGE w. wILLHITE assigned all his sredlle
Y 10 the und dersigned for tho equal bene1t Of hn
creditors December 60, 1854. Persons indebted win
make payment TO the Undersigned, and these having
claims against the said George w. Wflhite, viii ne
the same with proper Fouehers.
Dec. %. 1874 JOHN LYONS, Assignee
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
wILLIAH C. KOCHEK,
Attorney ard Counsellor at Law ana
Notary Public.

EETILL promptly attend to all business entrusse4
w to his eaEs. Collections promptly attsndsd te-
OFFICE-In Martin Row, two doors South Of the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
House and Lot for Sale.

YFSHE subscriber will dispose Of a'lonse and lotfn
Il East Lancaster. where Mrs. Crnk,e resides,
on favorable terms the purehgsef. For particulars
as to terms and title, enquire OF P. Van Trump.
AMOS C0kkLl.
Ian n is5S-;W3T. +'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
For sale o. Hcnt.

~ or rent tn rsasonablo terms. Apply 10
. Lancaster, JAM, IL, iss5-swSd.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
For Rent,

yu1BE BRICK DwEbIING HOUSE "A
Beeeher,s corner, cluding Lot and ST. fssesa
bIe will be for rent fromths lrst fnext April lakf
for one year. Forinformatiun and terms apply
80 a. Va - ~ II. A. GEBELEiN, A gent.
LANCASTER, January IL, lsS5-3N36
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
=FIREMEN'S BALL,
EEDzEsDlY EVENING, REDRTlRY 4, issA

-Ior a.. h.p.at AZ he signet Firc Ena,ne sns
H,s, cs.psIiy a baIJ vii be giten On w Ahstr
sScnii,-, a Cilntoh aed feE,Persneess n r5"'' o'
- IAls e. Z LE. rtfaN. .,...t
~, M, al =, .sn,iisd with thr peel aelis, -.
decorated aad prepared r ths ossss9s q, ~, y, ~ s ~
elegant style. Tiekets ~lles iar ". w. tsS Ilb-
erai u Oh ne pan Of si.isnA . s'pp.'-
IL ex9cctsd.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
TO FARMERS.

"+ANTED Immediately eO0O bushels of CORN ~
Nv the ear for which cash will be paid on deliver!
at the Lancaster Depot OF the CIV. q =. Rail koaa
~ '-' ALFRED WATTS.
Morrow. Ohio, Jan. 4, ls55--35h
MIMI Miner freight Agent will receive and pa
for the Corn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL.
TO FlALF A MILLION oF poLLARs.
gr,=;r K:T.a aI1sIJfs ANos ca .,os Hart.

ford cour.., hnvinE complied with tho law 70
fsgutats Insurance Agsacl1s u Con ifs infQri-
rled By other states, passed Nay IL, Is5i, puhsh
tie following required thereDy the original state
laent being ale IA the StLte Aadtpfs oHicc, win
dgpiieats uIih The CLERK Of COmmo1 PleaaY GO 4Liy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-23

93-We notice that our Old Line friend,
Frary, of the Warrick Democrat, has been
spending few days in Indianapolis. and has
been taken by the hand with exquisite de-
light by several thousands of both sexes
He has been made perfect Lion up there.
The chief object Of his visit was to learn
the most approved method Of ascertaining
where the Know Nothings meet, the ladder
process being rather troublesome as well as
dangerous. Ifhe will give US call on his
return we will give him the desired iniorma-
ton.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-23
ALVIN P. HOVEY.

MATRIMoNrAL.-The Rising Sun Visitor
contains proposition" from young lady
DESTROYS of matrimonial connection with some
young man. Young bachelors will please
take notice at the description she gives of
herself. Here it is: 81 am not very tall,
but the other way | can out measure and
think compare favorably with tiny lady in
the city"
A blonde complexion, with slight sprinkle
of treckIes, hair tedish, (poetically auburn,)
features regular, the nose little puggish,
with as handsome foot and hand as nature
ever formed. With this ply steal organize
ton, and a good constitution, which has never
been impaired by tight lacing and other dis
spation, / believe | can recommend myself
to be as cheap as any in the market.