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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

re- sFoP THIEF They say that the
Rev. Newton Schleieh, who writes SO ma
ny puffs of his own transcendent eloquepce
for the Eagle, has lately turned preacher
1t has however, been lately discovered that
both his text and sermon are stolen from
DR.. oLDs, They say leact spoils the whole
sermon when he tries 10 do upthe sub
lime. aWhatapity that the "broad glare
OF his a"full mooned'' eyes should sicker
the stomach, when he tries to thrill The
heart. Tbepeople think that this Rev'd
gentlemen, like some others, is but vol
in Sleeps clothing. and they are right. :
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27


Trouble in Canada seems to be
chronic complaint. There is a defect
somewhere in John Bulls management.
and the colOnists appear to be determined
to be discontented. The Dandas Warder;
a newspaper owned, and said to be partly
edited by the Attorney General Of Canada.
contains an article foreshadcwing future
rebellion, annexation, &C., from which q
correspondent of the New York Tribune
makes the following extract:
"In the city of Toronto" says the Var
der, ''thefe is band Of rTalcohtents who
meet as often as they can find time, in the
back room Of a superannuated publisher,
under the name Of 'Repealers.' They
have formed themselves into Secret So
eietg; pledged themselves to secrecy
which it tcEes considerable effort To- tenel
trate. They have established agencies in
New York. They have opened up cor
respondence with individuals favorable to
annexation m that capital. One OF their
members has been instructed 10 send let
ters to the business men who have dealings
with Canada them that the whole
banking system of the Province is rotteD---
that our banks are only Kept in existence
by means OF the Government aid--and, in
short, the less credit that is given by New
York merchants to Colonial dealers, until
Me Propincs Is anncred to the United States,
the better. The arrangements, under the
convenient name ofthe Repeal Association
show wonderful degree Of tact. Thsy
embrace in their schemes. Of course, much
Of what is likely to prepare the way for an
aiterior object, annexation. And with this
object in view. the means employed are, IN
a great measure secret"
Annexation is represented by this writer
as the prevailing aspiration of the malcon-
/, tents, but this is said to be misstatenfent!
I A repeal Of the act uniting the two Cana
/ das is said TO be the real object Of the ma
| iority, thoagh there are many annexation
lists in The movement, We know not how
this may be. but there does not appear TO
be any general movement on either topic.
/ Politicians and newspapers agitate for re-
peal,' but do not make much progress.
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chase or HrediIi.

. No person Of ordinary intelligence be-
lieyes that:tliere isany possibility of elect
ing Trimble. Allwho may cast their votes
for him will throw them away. They will
step out Of the great contest between
Chase and Medill, in which important in
terests are involved and leave it tobe de-
cided by others. They will have no
voice in the election of our next Governor.
On the great question of Slavery-extension
they will occupy neutral position, look
with indifference upon the repeal of the
Missouri compact, the Kansas outrages,
the removal of Gov. Recder, the appoint
meut of Shannon, and the enactment Of
cruel and tyranical laws intended 10 drive
free settlers from the Territory, and say by
their votes, we care for mono of these things.
They will shut their eyes to the extrava-
giant expenditures Of our State admnistra-
tion and the heavy burdens of-taxes impos.
ed on the people, and by their acts give
theirconsentto the continuance Of the head
and front Of this administration in Office
for another term Of two years.
+ We ask each of our friends, who are in.
clined to throw away their votes, 10 con.
slider these things seriously-to strip them
tselvcs Of prejudice and realize their re-
| sponsibililties to their country-to vote
1 as matter Of duty---in such a way as tc
| promote the best interests Of our State and
! Nation 9NP7 - FfEtt aa siS II
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

The Great Rspublisan mass ConyenEion
of the Western Reserve. takes place on
Thursday the 3Oth inst. At Cleveland -
Soms. reports say that Gov. sevsgds Of n,
Y. viii be there.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
RwWnIGoyernor MedilI please inform

Z EEWfl Governor MediR please inform
the citizens.of Fairfield county by whatau-
thority he has created sinecure Office for
ono John PRIcE. ofthis city, at a salary of
two dollars per day. to keep him from bolt
ing the .'Immaculate Conception" ticket.
We are credibly informed he does nothing
but lay at home, or electioneer for the
Medill ticket.
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Tho RushvilIe nnnd.

The RushvilIo nnnd.
Thanks to the RushviIle Band. for the
compliment paid us on Saturday last. 1t
shall ever be remembered.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

I. EEWe understand that the Bishop
Of Erie has writtsnto Gov. Medillto know
il the report is true in regard to his joining
the Methodist CkareA. WHAT'S to PAg2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
ESTABLISHED IN 1926.
ohio Politics.

The following we clip from the Char;
vote, Eaton county, Michigan, RspuNiea"
Of the 30th uIl: r. i5z az
On Monday we had the pleasure Of .
call from w. H. Gibson. Esq. Of TifhR;
candidate for State Treasurer ofthe Ohio
Republican ticket Folks may say hey
can't tell anything by what politician
stump orator, and lawyer, says about po-
Iiticai prospects; but we think We can.--
We were well satisfied before we saw him.
The, enthusiasm, size and harmony yof tbet
State Convention, together withtheir reso-
inlions and nominatichsi sSfe us 70 under:
stand that the people were Wi1s awake Enr
that il was their movement. But live
portion Of that ticket in our sanetum has
vitaIized our former convictions. Mr.
Gibson thinks we are about to witness q
interesting and splendid campaign in tie
Buckeye State; one that will bring OUT
more Of the generous sympathies and feel
ings Of humanity, from the hearts OF the
people, than any election ever has before.
Bank, Tariff aud Internal Improvement
questions awaken the intellect Of the Peo-
pie, but touch only the hearts OF the mon
eyed men. The great question OF the DAY
touches every heart that is warmed by Q
spark Of generous feeling; at the same
| time it has enlisted the best intellect ofthe
land. The popular orator never had mo-
bier theme, and never could find the hearts
Of an audience in better tune, ana the
statesman is now imprinting his name on q,
page Of history 10 which :ae future WIN
often recur.
One feature Of the present movement,
Mr.. Gibson spoke Of. which is new and
significant, viz:-That the people ON this
question are up with and perfectly fnde-
pendent ofleaders; they neither look to or
| follow any particular set of men They
are no,inspired by an enthusiastic admira-
ton Of one gifted standard bearer. as in the
case of Henry Clay; but they are led and
| governed by their own reflections upon a
great self evident truth.
| Mr.. Gibson having been around some
thro' our woods, was pleased to find the
great one idea every where uppermosts--
| In the secluded log cabin of the pioneer he
heard the same sentiments and views, that
lie had heard but few days before from
the lips Ct the thousands who were assem-
bled at the Republican mass meeting It
| Columbus, Ohio. Had we known OF his
coming in time, we think an effort would
have been made to convince him that he
was vet in Ohio, and that it was his duty
. to give our citizens a bit Of stump speech
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
Tribute QfRespe-t

On receiving the iNelGsence of the
death of Dr. JAMES V, PatRsE. the Med.
ical Faculty Of Lancaster convened at Drs.
Baestler's Office, aud organized by calling
Dr.. Berstler to the Chair, q appointing Dr..
Wagenhals Secretary.
DR.. White made some feeling and ap-
propriate remarks; whereupon committee
of three was appointed to express the
sense OF the meeting.
The Chairman appointed Drs White,
Biglow, and Shaw, said committee, who
reported the following preamble and res
olutions:
Whereas, the unwelcome messenger,
Death, has appeared among us, and select
ed AS a victim our brother, JAMES V,
PEARsE, thus reminding us that we too are
mortal; and, whsreas, it is proper to ex-
press our sentiments and feelings on this
mournful occasion, therefore,
ResoiUed, That in the death of Dr..
Pearse our profession has lost valuable
member, and one who has endeared himself
to large circle Of friends, by many excel
lent traits Of character, and that we beai
testimony of his great moral worth.
Resolced, Thatin this sad bereavement
VIC deeply sympathize with the friends in
The irreparablr loss.
ResOtv:d, That copy Of the above be
transmitted to the friends of the deceased
and also furnished the papers of the city
for publication.
w. P. WAGENHALS. Sec.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
ShpriG,s Sale,

The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, ss
ABuRSUAN to tho command OF an order OF sale
Il from tho Court of Common Pleas In and for said
County Of Fairfield and to directed l will offer at
puoioSae at the Court house in Lancaster on Satur-
a7yhe 2th day Of Jaly a. d. 1855 between the houra
oflO O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P. M, the following
described Real Estate towi Situate in the county Of
Fairfield and State of Ohio, being Lot No g. and Tho
Nest half Of Lot No. 4, in the subdivision made BY
u; w BGrstler Soshenus McCabe. Ewel JefTries ana
Gharies Bcrland ofthat part of Lot No. E. in the Bank
suo, DIVISION adjoining the Eastern addition to Ian n.
caster which lies In the triangle formed iy the turn
pSe.dingonal street and tho extension of Wheeling
street. LotNo. ,. appraised at $3.50. West half Lot
No. 4aplrased at 500 To be sold as the property Of
Nathan Nsley and Elsey Nisey HE wife, al the suit
4. McVeigh. Terms OF sale cash. Ordered by Pi,G.
WILLIAM POTTER, Sherjff;
By c. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy
lancaster, June 81, l6s5-5w7pfs3
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Sherins Snle.

The state Of Ohio, Fairfield County ss
kDuRSUANr to the command of an order for snIs
z from tho Court of Common Pleas of Fair6eId
county. and to me directed, Will offer at public ,uo
at the Court House in Lancaster. on Saturday the SSh
day ofJHfH d. 1855, between the hours of O'Clock
\. and O'Clock p. NJ. the following described.
Real Estate to.wit; Situate in the County of Fairfield
of Lot No. g. Square No. A. East addition TO tbe Tow ~
OF Baltimore; also, Water Privilege which is used
10 run WOODEN Factory on said Lot No. g. Al.o
Lots No. and Din the ceutra addition 70 the Town of
baltimore excepting 25 feet of the South side of OF
10 g. Also, one equal aud undivided half of all tho
Sachnery belonging to the Factory which Is erected
on SAID Lot NOS. The undivided half Of lot No. G,
square d East addition. appraised at s5n. Water pri
yiega at $50 Lot No. in central addition s2G Lot No.
In cettra addition at $3.50 The undivided half Of All
th2 Machinery on the Factory Lot No. at S55
10 bo sold as tho property Of George II Houser and
GUIANA his Wifo, at the suit OF Edward Calkins.
hCETEa ~ pArGIisCTY. Att'ys. WM. POTTER Sheriff
Lanenster, June 81, lS55--Sw7pf44.5O
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VALUABLE FAR M

n WILL sell at private sale my Born township Farm,
n situate az mileS South of Lancaster, containing
San about Six Hundred Acres, and a. A..
SZy9 bout $50 Acres OF FIRST GLASS Hooking n:S5.A
4. bottom, and the residue fair hill and mp. I'D
land, wsll tmbered. aud watered by never failing
Springs.
About sEvENTY.THREE Acres Of the Bottom land
DO sold separately f .sired; but the premises are
connected by good private Canal bridge and
or will make one Of the best stock farms In Cen
trail Ohio.
Tho whole OF the Bottom Land & abouts0 aeres OF
the Land ars "nlsr cultivation. The entire premises
are co cd tn substantial fence and the House,
| Barn. Fencies, &c. are good.
Possession will be Rivoni in time for putting out
| Pail crop.
II can DO arranged n desired, to retain the larger
part Of the purchase money for term OF years At
| per cent interest.
nent, DO. apply to wm. Bartlett, EsQ on the premi
oes, to p B. Ewing, tho snbseriboE az
| July 70, leSJ-~1pr t. EWING
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
SheriF,s Sale.

Ths State of Ohio, Fairfsi County, 80.
HDURSUANT to the command Of secord order Of
II sale, froD the Court Of Common Pleas In and for
sad county, and to directed, will offer at public
sa,e courthouse nLancaseron Saturday the 25h
oay OF August A. D. 1855. between the hours of 10 o.
Sioek a. M. and O'Clock p NJ. the following desert
ped real estate, to w-The cast half OF the southeast
quarter OF section No g. in township No. II, OF Range
70; ID situate in the county OF Fairfield and State OF
uhlo' containing "a 69-lO0. Appraised at sla0O per
acLe 70 DO sold nsthe property Of Elizabeth & Cath
arne LyEDger. at the suit OF r. NJ Fowler Terms OF
sale cash. WIN. POTTER, Sheriff
By, Q. l.. N. Wiseman, Deputy.
~ Nartn &c Schieich, Attorneys.
July 10, 1855. 5wll prfees3OO
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Rnnh Nnticc.

A Petition will be presented to the Board of Com
~ missoners Of Fairfield county at their 1t session,
praying that so much of tho county road leading from
he Rock Mill to its intersection with the Lancaster and
Royalton road the Busey farm as lies between tho
vacated, to-wit: From the mouth Of Jacob BOllcn-
baughs lane to the Zion Church road and praying that
ne county road be laid ont and established between
the following points, beginning at the mouth of Jacob
Ballenbaugh's lane: thence running South along the
Section lines between tho lands Of said Jacob Baen
haugh, Samuel Crist, Henry Wagner. Amos Welsh
and Levi williamson TO snid Lancaster and Royaton
road at the corner OF tho lands of said Welsh andWil
hanson In said Bloom township and there terminate.
July S, ie5S--4w9t MANY PETITIONERS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19

y. Il. Conover, OF Miami coun'y, nav
ing received a majority Of all the votes,
was declared duly nominated as the candi-
date for tie Board of Public Works.
This closed the nominations.
Mr. Gibson was called to the stand, and
made most stirring and eloquentappeal.-
He will be heard in every part OF the State
during the canvass.
Mr.. Kimball also addressed the Conven-
ton briefly and eloqucniiy. lie thanked
the Convention for the honor conferred
upon him. and pledged whatever, of ability
and energy he possessed 10 the advance
ment OF the cause.
Gen. Mason of Clark county, moved
thar oH tho candidates to-day nominated
be unanimously confirmed by the delegates
to the Convention. He prefaced it with
some emin"nIly prtiio;ie remarks.
Hon. B. F. Letter seconded the motion
in brief and most happy speech, lie
hoped every thing like discord and differ
ences would be bauShed. and thu all
would unite wi,h enthusiasm to give the
ticket to-day nominated cordial and hear
| ty support.
Hon. Benz. Stanton spoke eloquenily in
favor OF Gtn. Masou's motion. In iolm-
ing new organization. old prejudices must
be sacrificed We must forget the past,
and mite in the great work before lis.
| Mr.. Spooner, Of Cincinnati. made stir
ring and eloquent speech. He endorsed
tie nominations heartily, and should labor
diligently TO secure their triumphant elcc-
lion. He had opposed the nomination oil
one of the candida es, but by his works he
had shown that he was for union and har.
mony of action. He was enthusiastically
cheered by the audience.
The motion Of Gen. Mason was then a.
dop'ed with entire unsnimity.
Hon. John A. Bingham was called tc
the stand, and made an eloquent speech
Having been on duty for nearly ten hours
without moments cessation, We were toe
much exhausted to report it at atlength.--
His remarks were listened to with grea
interest by the large assemblage.
On motion, the first five names on The
Central Committee Of the Republican party
appointed last year were appointed the Re
publican State Central Committee for thu
ensuing year.
(Thc following gentlemen therefore
compose the committee: A. p. Stone, J
II. Coulter, o. Follett, j. w. Andrews, o
Columbus, and A. +. Perry OF Cincinnati
M Letter moved a vote of thanks t.
tho officers of the Convention for The aole
dgniGed, and impartial manner in whicl
they had discharged the duties of thei
posts. which ives unanimously adopted.
After three hearty cheers for the tickle
and the cause, the Convention, at half pas
10 P NJ, adjourned sine die.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
Sherifss Sale.
TAs State Of Ohio, Fairfield County, 90.

The State Of Ohio, Fairfield County, 90.
DURSUA ANT TO tho command OF an order for saIS
n from the Court of Common Plcas Of said county
and TO me directed. will offer public sale at the
Court House In Lancaster, Saturday tAs5tA day of
august, 1855, bstwsen the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M
aud O'Clock p NJ. the following described Real Es-
tate to-wt Lot No. OF the 18th Square Of the town
OF baltimore, Fairfield county, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
To bo sold as the property OF James w. Paul, ttho
suit OF J. W. MulnIx and Others
Terms OF sale Cash. WIN. POTTER, Sheriff.
By c. NJ. l.. wISEMAN, Deputy.
Lancaster, July 10, Ie55-SWlIpfa3
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SheriR,s Sale.

Tao state of Ohio, Fairfield County IS.
DURSUANT to the command ofan order OF sale from
n tho Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield county ,
ohio and to mo directed, will offer public sale Ut
hs Court House In Lancaster Saturday the an day
q august, a. D. 1855, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. NJ and O'Clock p. M., the following property,
to-wi: Tho North half ofthe Northwest Quarter Of Sec
uon no "a, Township No: IS, of Range No. TO- situate
IN Said county OF Fairfield. Appraised at per acre.
10 Dc soid as tho property of Elias Tuirow, Asa
Sreon and James NJ: Prntt, at the suit Of Cornelius
Steenrod. Terms Of sale cash.
WIN. POTTER, Sheriff.
By c. NJ. l.. WISEMAN, Deputy.
MARTIN u SonLEIcM, Att'ys. June 2s-5Mspfsa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
FROM BOSTON.

BosroN. July l1.-Late Halifax papers
speak in flatrering terms Of the prospect Of
the fisherman. Immense quantities Of
mackeral have been taken. A detachment
Of royal artillery has been ordered to the
Crimea. The foreign legion at MELVILLE
Islands revolted. and complain loudly Of
the deception Of those who emitted them,
as well as by government. A strong force
had been sent to quell the mutiny.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19
BREAD! BREADH BREADM

ENToULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
wv Lancaster d vicinity, that he has commenced the
Bread, Light Rusk q Cracker baking
In connection with his former baking, sis prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
with every thing in the above line. Having in his
poy the best Of bakers he feels confident that no
please all who may favor him with a call.
WT9Call at his Store Main Street, and alao At hf
Bako-House, corner OF Columbus & Mulberry ssreets
Lancaster, July Is, 1854.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsE5TENTs.
SheriH,a sale.
TAs s,atsef oAio, Tatrs.Id oou.,y, %.

TAs S,Gtsef OAiO, Tatr.SsId couatv, -.
Abraham Eversola
) lnpartillon. Fairfield Cotn PIcae-
Eversole etal. } -N
~ hSO ANT 20 the command OF order Of sale
III from tho Court Of Common Pleas OF Falrasld
eounty and tome directed, will offer at public sal o
athe Court House In Lancaster Saturday tAs 95fA
dag Q AsgHst A. d. 1885, between the hours Of 10 o..
clock A. and O'Clock IN, the following describ-
ed Real Estate to-wit The East half OF the North
west Gnarter OF Section No. 81, Township No. Il and
Range No le subject to the dover OF Caiharine Bal
o as heretofore assigned 10 hor by metss and bounds
Appraised at S3S per acre.
Terms-One thi rd In hand and the balance In ono
ard two years, with interest from the day OF sale.
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
BY c. NJ. l.. wISEMAN. Deputy.
HoSTEE & DAuoHERTT, Attys. July l9-5wiIpfs3
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MARR led,

In this city, on Friday the 18th inst, by
the Rev. John NJ. Lowrie, Mr.. JAMES E.
NEWTON, of Cuyahoga county, to Miss.
ELIZABETH MUoK, of Fairfield county.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. J. McEl,
roy. Mr.. JAMES S, JOHNSTON Of Bern town.
So, and Miss. SUsA, Mc CLEARY. daugh,
ter of Mr.. Joseph McCleary of Hooking
township.
At Woodland. Va, on tie b inst, Mr.
john WEGERLY. merchant oivChillicoihe
to Miss. SUSAN HUNTER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19

EEour young friend BUTcH, in Mar
tins Row. below the Post Office is driving
a thriving business repairing watches,
clocks, jewelry, DC. Mr.. B. is young
gentleman of fine requirements in his bu-
siuess end deserves to be patrouized.-
Give him a cail.
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Probate Notice.

NOTlCE Is hcrchy givon to all persons interested,
" that Oauiel Rudolph, Guardian in Luuacy. OF Pc
ter Rhdolph. and Hiram MoninRer, Ex'r Of Henry
Moningcr dee, have fled their accounts and vouch
crs In tho Probate Court OF Fairfield county, Ohio for
hearing August 2Oth next, rs soon thereafter ps
may be. VIRGIL Il. SHAW, Probate Judge
Lancaster, July ~, lS55-3wll.
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Desirable City Property for Sale.

- FBNHAr desirable property located on Wheol-
Eli ing Street. corner Of Broad Alley, being 100
I'LL feet on Wheeling by 100 feet Broad Alley
Residence contains rooms, kitchen, outhouses, &C.,
with all tho convcniences OF family resdence--also
n new and convenient Carpenters Shop, Smoke House,
Stable, sc. Terms reasonable. For further paricu-
lars enquire Of LITTLE &c DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, July ), 1861 ....
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EE The numerous friends Of DR.. W. II.
KING. Surgeon Dentist will he pleased to
learn that he has returned and again taken
up his residence in this city. His rupu-
tatiOn as a skillful operator is unsurpassed
See his card in another column.
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y sEnxsroPoA TAKEN.


AToTlCE is hereby given, that the parnerabip here
J. y tonre existing under the namo and sN 10 nfREED
Il BAUGHMAN, was on the 5th day ofJuty, dissolved
by mutual consent. The books HIid accounts arc In
the hands of ROBERT REED AT the old stand FOR set
tlement E0BERT RRED.
July l2, ls55,-3Sl0 JOHN BAUGHMAN.
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No Choice. The Convention then pro-
ceeded To vote again for Supreme Court
Judge Several names were Withdrawn.
The following was the result Of the second
ballot:
Convers 5b9
The Other votes were not announced by
the Chair.
Judge G. @. CoNvERs, of MusSingum.
then declared the nominee Of the coven'
ton for candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court for the short term.
The Convention then proceeded TO vote
for Auditor Of State, with the following
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Probate Yn;ica.

"a Office is hereby given TO all persons Interested
that tn; accounts and vouchers Of the Estates of
John ". Johnston, Martin Smith and John Greed havo
h?>n flied ia tbs Probate Court of Fairiird County ,
Ohio. for inspection and settlement, and that sid AZ
counts will be for hearing on th 9th day of August
j. isjJ, of ~ soon thereafter as may b..
VIRGIL Il. SHAW, Pio5ate JGdga.
t2rcN't'r. July 10, lS55--3wIn.