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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
An Ordiunnce

Fixing permanently regular market days for the City
of Laucaster and repeating various ordinances aud
parts OF ordinances regulating the markets OF said
city, and amending the 2nd Section ofthe ordinance
cnIitled "An Ordinance establishing aud regulating
tbs market in tho town Of Lancastsr'' passed July
SEC. l. Be ii ordained by the City Council city
Sof Laaeastsr, That there shalt be established in
slid City for the convenience ofits Inhabitants
gular market which sh be held at the matkethousc
In said city "Wednesday and Saturday OF each week
from the lst day of October to the lst day July and on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday OF each week, from
the lst day Of July to the 1st day Of octobet. s.
sKc. 2. That the Second Section of the Ordinance
entit ed An Ordinance establishing and regulating
the Market in the town Of Lnncassr passed July Ia
is45, by amended to read, 'Sec. g That it shall
be the duty Of the Market Master 70 sweep the Mar.
ket House clean the day previous TO each markeand
at all times to have said Market House in good and
healthly condition. to preserve good order, wag
ons and other vehicles to be so placed around the
Market House as beat to suit the covenience Of buy
ers take charge ofa weights and measures and other
| property belonging 10 the Market sHouse. remove
all obstructons and nuisaGcvs therein aud about the
same. Also, to remove all disorderly persons found
lettering In and about said Market House during Mar
kethous to attend to the weighing Of butter at least
oace a week, and fhe shall Hnd any Butter Of less
weight than offered for sale, to take said Butter and
sell II at puhlc sale and pay oyerthe proceeds to the
Treasurer OF the said city OF Lancaster.
SEC, 3. That the following Sections Of Ordinance.
and the following Ordinances be and the same are
ssGton one two and three
and regulating the market in the town of Lancaster
passed July 49, 1s4S. Also, the Ordinance entitled
HAn Ordinance TO amend an Ordinance regulating thu
Markets passed July le, 1S45, passed May 49, IS46-
Also the Sixth Section of an Ordinance regulating th
Markets In the town of Lancaster passed August 1th
1919. An Ordinance ontitled"An Ordinance supple
mentary to several Ordinances regulating the Mar
OF the town OF Lancaster passed August 81, ls49
An Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance TO amend al
Ordinance regulating the Markets in the city Of Lap
castor, passed July le, 1915, passed Decem5er 1851
An Ordinance entitled can Ordinance to am and al
Ordinances supplementary to several Ordinances re
gulang th9 Markets in the town of Lancaster passe
Augast 81, lsiD, and to amond the 4th Section OF o.
Ordinance establishing and regulating the Markets Il
the town OF Lancaster passed July 10, 1s45, passe
Decemberl0, leS3. An Ordinance entitled "a specia
Ordinance establishing the times for holding regular
j y Markets days during tho year" passed Decembe
I IL. 1854. 4., - 81 =. 4 iF,
SEC. This Ordinance shall take effect and be /
force from and after the legal publication.
| ..I CHARLES +. SHEFFER, President.
Auest-G, S. WILLIAMS, City Clerk. aug. s--3w IJ
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
An , rdinnnce
70 ehaDge ae grade Of hs,o Part, q Broad Street

To change the grade of those parts of Broad Street,
North OF Main Street, extending be cen AI ain and
y wheeling Streets, and between Wheeling and Null
berry Streets. --T-1
SEC ], Be IL OrdaiWei BY the City coaneii of the
City Of Lancaster, That the centre line ofthat part
OF Broad Street North of Main Street. extending be-
tween the Court House and Wheeling Street. shall be
on declnaton OF one degree South from the centre
OF wheeling Siceet to the top the South side Of the
SEC. g That tho centro line of that part OF Broad
Street North OF Wheeling, and extending between
wheeling Street and Mulberry Street. shall be on a
deenation oftwenty two minutes North from the cen-
tre OF Wheeling Street TO Mulberry Street.
SEC 3 That Cutters The East aide OF both pars Of
Broad street in this rst and second Sections
OF this ordinance, shall be pressed, graded and
constructed as to & carry OF one half
the water that falls apon said OF ars of street.
SEC. l. IL ls hereby made tho duty OF the owner or
owners any lotnr part Of lot on Broad Street be-
tween Wheeling Sircot& Main Street, and on Broad
Streetbetw sen Wheeling Street aud Mulberry Street
TO cut down their side waiks that the same shall
correspond with the change or grade rs contemplated
III me hrstand second Sections Of this Ordinance.
hEc. d That the Ordinance Of April o, 1880, fixing
aud establishing the grade Of Broad Street, Second
street, Columbus Strept, Fourth Street, Mulberry
| Street, Waseling StroSt, Ch ,stnut Street. Walnut
street and Mill Street, surveyed by the town Sur
veyoror under tho direction the town Council be
and IN sam, Is hereby psrmlnently fixed and estab
iished as the legal grads ofslid Streets
SEC. u, That 30 much Of tho Ordinance OF Aprl o,
S39 and of Secton5 ofthis Ordinance 0s conflicts with
tho arstand second Sections oCths Ordinance be and
tho same ishcreby repeuled. .- ~ . -
| ... CHARLES F. SHELTER, President.
| Aucst-G. \. WILLIAMS, City Clerk. July aG--3wlo
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
DEATH OF Hon John woods.

This distinguished citizen of our State
we regret to leaan. died at his residence in
Hamilton, yesterday evening, about five
o'clock. Mr., Woods has been very ac-
tive and useful man. He served two terms
iu Congress, aud held the Office Of State
Auditor for two terms. In both Of these
positions he acquitted himself most honor
ably, laboring with great energy to pro
mole the interests Of his constituents and
the State. He has been largely identified
with the works Of public improvementin
this section of.the State, and to his indus
try hey have been largely indebted for
their success Gin. Gazette, July 81.
In common With all good citizens we re-
gret the death of Mr.. Woods. AS an en-
ergetic public officer, he will long be re-
membered by the citizens OF Columbus
He had many excellent and valuable traits
Of character, and as 4 business man and
citizen, his loss will be deeply fsltiu the
Miami valley.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02


DEATH or JUDaE DAVENPORT. The
Baltimore Patriot has received intelligence
oil the death Of Hon. John Davenport, at
his residence, Woodsield, Monroe county,
Ohio, on Wednesday last Judge Daven.
port had attained good old age and few
mon have rendered themselves more use
ful IN life than he. He was among the
earlier settlers in Barnesvire, and no one.
from the periou Of his location in Ohio.
down to the time Of his death, enjoyed to
agreater degree the esteem Of his fellow.
citizens. He was elected to the House Of
Assembly and the Senate of Ohio severa
times, in districts Of opposing politics. ant
such was the confidence reposed in him b,
the people that they returned him to Con
gress twice in succession, by large vote
He was also the second time appointed
Judge Of the Monroe Judicial District by
the Legislature Of Ohio. "a which capacity
he exhibited much ability. As a mer.
chant, he was extensively and fayorably
known throughout Ohio, and in Baltimore
and Philadelphia as man Of integrity and
truthfulness. Judge d. was very benev.
olent aud public spirited citizen, identify
ing himself with everything which prom.
ised good to individuals or the State. As
christian and member OF the Methods,
Episcopal Church, he was exemplary in
his profession,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
An Ordinance

supplementary to Ordinance for the suppression OF
Nn;sunces within the City Of Lancaster. ,--- II
eSEC. /. Be IL ordained by the Ctr Council of tho
- Cry Of Lancaster, That II shall bsunawiul Tor any
Butcher or other person to or occupy any house
or other building for tho purpose of killing slaugh
lerlng any Beeves, Sheep, Calves, Hogs other ami
mails within the limits Of said city, except as In the
cond Section hereof provided. Every person or per.
sons offending against the provisions Of this Section
shall for every day he or they shall continue or
occupy any house or other building for fhe purpose
aforesaid DO fined In any not exceeding ten doll
lars nor less than FIVE dollars. .-r
SEc Q. The provisions Of the preceding Section
shall not apply to the uso occupancy for the purpose
aforSid, fany house other building situate within
said city, not more than than one hundred feet from
the corporate limits or boundaries thereof i.rs
SEC. ,. lfany Butcher or othor person shall suffer
or permit any house other building usod occupied
by him for the purpose of slaughtering therein any
Besves, Hogs or other animals, shah suffer or per
nit grounds wherein said house oher building
shall be erected, to become nauseus aul, offensive
Injurious TO the public health, he shall be subject
fine Of not less than Eve dollars and not than If
teen dollars IN every ease and 10 like fine for every
day the same shall continue after notice and
abnte such nuisance. s
SEC. 4. That Section Six of tho Ordinance entitled
an ordinance for tho suppression nuisances within
The town ofLancnser," passed June 10, 1894, be and
the same Is hereby repealed.
CHARLES +. SHEFFER, President.
Attest-G. s. WILLIAMS, City Clerk, July 26--3wI2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
ExcIlc,ne,lt in HamiIlon.

Our sister city Of Hamilton, Butler conp.
ty, has of late been the scene Of much ex-
citement. First an attempt at assassina-
lion. in which the Roman Catholics are
mixed up, created much feeling. Next a
murder was committed, which added fuel
to the flame, aud lastly, as we see by the
Cincinnati papers, the town is in fever
of excitement caused byrumors that the
Probate Judge Of that county had been
guilty of the most criminal conduct to-
wards daughter OF Lieut.. Creighton, and
of Mr.. George Leonard, respectively aged
eleven and twelve years.
On Thursday, a meeting Of citizens
was called at the Court House, relative TO
the outrage. and an immense assembly
gathered there, at which meeting the story
OF the little girls was told, and serious
fears were entertained of immediate pun
ishment 10 the offender. L, D, Campbell
and others addressed the meeting, and a
committee was appointed to investigate the
charges, and report to an adjourned meet
ing. rr ...,..t..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
SheriE,s Sale.

TAs State Of Ohio, Fairfsd CoHnty, IS.
EOURSUANT TO the command OF a secord order of
Il sale, froiO the Court of Common Pleas In and for
SAID county, and to me directed, viii offer at public
~ me courthouse Saturday the 25th
sloek A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ. the following descr-,
oed real witThe east half of the southeast
No. 10, situate in the county OF Farneid and State d
ONO, containing "A 69-l00. Appraised at $500 per
acre. ooe sold as the properly ofElzabeth d Cath
arine Lysnger. at the suil or r. NJ. Fowler Terms Of
SAFE cash. WIN. POTTER, SherK
BY: c. L. M. Wlseman, Deputy.
Martin 4 Schieich, Attorneys. ~ "A F,f
July 10, 1855. 5wII prfee "a m
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Fnlal Acnidrnt.

We are painod to learn that MICHAEL NIGH,
Esq OF clearcreek township, in thiseounty, departed
this life the 2G inst On the s4th he had visited
Lancaster business ard his way home in the af
srnoon, and the residence Of Mr.. Gustn Wilson,
his horse took fright and become unmanage able, threw
him ont ofhs buggy, aud injured him toauch degree
as TO produce death as before stated. lie OF
tho early pioneers of Faira I'D county, seventy
years OF age, and highly esteemed By all who
knew him us an upright and useful citizen. Hs place
usefulness will not be flied in his nei'borhood'
He was sol ip the war Of 1912, and bad the
day he received the injury, made his application for
an additional bounty land warrant
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
LEGAL ADVERT7sEMENTs
sherif4s sale.
\. +, r.. s.si.sf Oli., t.i,a.la osuuly, -.

AN,.h.,Tlr T1s s.sis q oAis, Fui.asid County, s,
80, s, InParuiiOn, ,Fslrasld Con. Pleas
DUkSuAhI 70 the command Of an order Of sale
III from The Court Of Common Pieas OF Rairaeld
eoani! and TOME diteetedi will offer al public sale
:. the Oou House N Laneaserj on Saturday fhs q5fR
ssg a ~ 1885, between the hours or 10 o.
clock NJ and o'clock Pm the folio wing deserih1
Cd keal Estate to-wii; The East half OF the North
west Quarter OF Section No. al TOWNSHIP No IA nnd
Range No 10, subject TO the dover Of caharIne Hat
or as heretofore assigned 10 her b melos and
Appraised ate3S per acre.
Terms-One third In hand, and the baiahns In an.
andtwo years, Hith interest from the day OF sale
~ WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff,
BY G. NJ. L. WISRMAN, Deputy
HuSTrR & DAvbHERTr, Att'ys. July isEswfipfes
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
SheriR,s Sale.
> TlS siats qf olis, Tsira.lS c,,,lv, %.

= IN STATE Of oAie, Fsi.fsid csHntV, 81.
DuRSUANTt to the command Of an order for saia
u from the Court Of Common Pleas Of said comfy
ana 70 me dfected, will oer at public sale at The
Court house in Lancaster, Saturday dGv o1
dHgnsf. 1853, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ
ana ! o'clock r M the following described Real Ea=
1e Lot No 5; OF the 18th Square Of the town
Of Baltimore, Fairfield county Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
be sold as the property OF James w Paul, at the
suit OF 9..W. Malnik and othere. Is
Terms OF sale Cash. WIN. POTTER, Sherin.
By @, NIL. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Lancaster, July Is, ,Js55-SwIlpfS3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
OnITuAKY.
"Lsavos have their time to fall,
Aud flowers to w;thcr at the north winds breath,
Aud stars tn set--but all,
Thou Ist all Seasons for thine own. o.. llth e"

t'Lsavss have their time to fall,
Aud flowers to witaer az ths north winds breath,
Aud stars to set--but all,
(. Thou hist all SEASONS for thire own, o.D1ith."
DlED-ln this city, at tn, rosidsucc Of his grand
fathe:, DR.. G'n W. B,er.tler, after brief Illness in
Df DR.. fhpnts y. EiwafdS aal Ms. Margaret Ed
wnrds. Of Cincinnati.
ThodSalh OF thts e'tinajle young man may we'll
l.ave salutary impression upon this communjty.--
Here was he horn; bers spent the chefpIr 0f his fife;
aud though r2ecptly residing elsewhere, here, in thu
viso ordering Of Ils IideRcc was he called TO
die. AMI thaIgh dying ut un aga when most young
men hna th are 1T Beginning 70 live, his was ht-
ting close nf life which tls yoIng and Ele old !nuy
well desire to copy and II is tame to say that he was
willing to depart. More than three years hgo made
pnbe profession Of his snfhlness and 0f his reli-
upon Christ for salvation IN connection with tho
Presbyterian Church of this city;and though he hm-
self WIS humble lr confusing m1py shortcomings In
duty, we balevc ha m ntainol his profession before
tbs wocll. His last scenes as he lay for week upon
a bod OF hopeless sul9rlng, wero deeply affecting,
solemn and instraetv and we have hut little SYM
pathy for ths mau that could stand By that couch of
death, and be nBmoyed and unbenehted. Seldom
have wcsoen dying p,rson have little anxiety for
himself, and 50 much tender concern for the feelings
Of friends AID for tho salvation Of Others To his
ther he said, "Do yoa know that your ponr boy dy-
| Ing? ! am not afraid to die. Yoa though | walk
through The valley aud tbs shadow ordeah will fear
no evil; for thou art with mo-" But his thoughts, his
oxhortatous, and his fervant and touching prayers
were for others He besought beloved companions TO
meet him In heaven; hc sooncd calm while all around
were mtoars and his earnest prayers for his beloved
grandfather, paroptS, brothers, sisters and pastor w
by some hearts at least, bc never lorgotten II
privilege to be there; and ife with such all oSd,
though brief, was not In vain, 10 him the words oil
| the poet may well be applied;
| II tiSnot growing like tree
| In bulk doth make man better be,
Or standing long nm oak three huutlrcd yaar,
| TOTAL log at last, dry, bald and soar,
lily OF, a day
lSfairer far ~ May. .ff
| - Although Il fall and die that night, -.r.
twas the plant and flower light!
-l In sfnalt proportions we just beauties soc,
Aud In short measures lfo may perfect be.
Though his death Is early, ths life was fitting pro-
paration for better Gnl in him " fulfilled lhe dees-
ions OF the SteiptIr.rhe that 'olk ma early shall
! nnd me: andthDie that hnnor mo will honor. May
his departure he n blessing tn many
His funeral was largely attended at ak o'clock last
cvehingi bat discourse upon the occasion will be
delivered. provhlnca permitting, in the Presbyteri-
| Pm -s-N r. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
RepubIIcau Mao ConYentlon.

In our columns to-day will be found
call for Mass Meeting of the Republicans
of this county. We learn from private
sources that the Hon. s. P. CHASE and
Hon, THOs. H. FoRD willsurely be present.
The friends of the cause here have made
every arrangement for regular outpour-
ing of the people. We hope to see one Of
the good old fashioned gatherings. Mr..
CHASE viii define his positiouupou the var
iOus questions Of National and State policy,
and we trust every American win heal
them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Guardian Sale.

DY virtue ofan order Of sale to me directed issued
ID by the Probate Court Of Fairfield county. will
sell AT public veHdue, the premises on Saturday
25tA dey Of Aagnst 1855, bstween the hours of 10
A. NJ. and o'clock y. M OF said day, the following
described Real Estate, io-wit: Being onefourh oftho
two undivided afh parts ofthe Southwest Quarter Of
Section number twenty-four, (24) Township number
twelve le), Range numbertwenty (20O except thirty
three 33 acres sold of Of the West side Of said Quar-
ter Section, Also the onofourh Of the two undivided
h parts Of the following described tract parcel Of
land being Forty i0 acres OF the Southeast Quarter
OF said Section, particularly described as followss
commencing at the Lonthwest corner Of said South,
east Quarter Section; thence East IA q chains TO
stone; thence North % a chains 70 stone; thence
West 10 chainsto stone; thence North l6 A chains
TO stone on the half section line; thence West
70 chains to The Northwest corner Of said Quarter
Section thence South 10 81 chains to the place OF
ginning. Sadiands all in Fairfield county, Ohio, and
In Clearcreek tOwnship.{ l~H f's fift
Terms of Sale-One-ihird cash IN hand and The resi-.
due in two equal annual payments with interest secur.
cd BY mortgage FrsttrRct appraised at $3.50. Second
tract appraised at sl2O.
~ n g HENRIETTA MCINTYRE,
49, ,,,4. Z, Guardian of John Mcintyre, Minor.
STfNcucoMB & SHAW, Attorneys. - !.
July 90, l6S5-5wl2pfS4,50 so Esaf4te ah b
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

votes by death. that would have made four
in one day; one who became disguised at
the proceedings Of the day has since joined
the American Order. Thus ends one Of
the greatest Mass Meetings that has ever
been seen by our Oldest inhabitants, -
Bern gives the. American ticket 200
votes this fall and no mistake. &
= A DEMOCRAT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
CITY ooNFRoTIONRRY Z
SAMUEL HENLEY

I'D ESPEcTFULLY informs tho citizens OF Lancaster
~ Oand Vicinity. that he has opened anew. Confec-
onary tke Pest Office, Of Main Street AID the
PHohe Square where he will conetantiy keep hand
well assorted Stock Of Co 0Reeti6nsrB, FrHifs, &c.
Baking In hie line, In manner warranted 10 please.
CAN1Y manufactured and sold lnAOtssale and retail
" Fof sRokRs ard ToBAoco tho very best viii ut all
times be found at the City Confectionery. ~
s~Having procured room for the purpose, he will
be prepared TO accommodate dzraies- dnf Gentlemen
With len CRRAM and summer refreshments.
Lancaster, JULY 90, 1ess-letr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

Eg-The people Of California are push
ing forward to an early completion the FIRST
railroad west OF the Rocky Mountains.
Tho road from Sacramento city to Marys-
vile is in an advanced stage. Two ships
have arrived at Sanfraucisco, ladened with
I rails, locomotives, tenders, cars, DC.
This is but the first installment of a sys-
tenn that will soon extend all over the ag-
ricultural and mining portions Of that
State.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

CoLuMBus REoT-1he Tarners - The
verdict" in the case Of Mayer and his
brother Turner's is Just about rs much "in
accordance with the facts in the case" rs
the Jouraats prejuliced statement. The
document" seems To have been made up
from the Journals clothes!-D0ytOn En-.
pire.
Perhaps the Empire considers such Ian
gage as the above, fuir, manly and hon
orahle, Perhaps the people Of Dayton
aud of.Ohio will entertain the same opin-
ionl
The Empire is right when it says the
verdict Of the Jury is just as much in ac-
cordance with the facts, as the statement
Of the affair in the Journal. This language
Is Intended as a lling Al the Jury. Let us
again notify the Empire that the judicial
officer before whom this matter was heard
sIn old and substantial Democrat. The
foreman ofthc Jury, Dr. Msris, is an old
and highly respectable citizen Of Column
bus, and has always been and now is a
Democrat. Othels of the jury are OF the
same party. Tho insinualion that they
were influenced by the Journal is utterly
and wickedly falso. They heard the test
mony of n dozen Of our most respectable
citizens who We're eye Witnesses Of the af-
fair. We have published their testimony
in the Journal, as reduced TO writing by
the Coroner and we defy the Empire OF
any other paper to show they could have
rendered any other verdict, in view of the
evidence before them
Let US saY.to the Empire that our senti-
mont OF facts was nude after the most care
ful investigation This statement has been
attacked by demlgogues aal Interested
partisan scribblers. bu We are triumphant
ly sustained, The verdict of the Jury, as
we'll as the statements in the Joarnai were
made up from the testimony OF eye witnes-
ses, who khow what they saw, and whose
testimony can never be- impeached in this
community where they are known State
Journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
LOcIxvIlle Mills.

VVNHE subscriber has purchased the abovo property
n and Is now prepared to do custom work as we'll
rs merchant work. The mill has been well repaired,
and Is In good order 10 do work In either way He Is
also prepared 10 buy wheat at all times, nour the
same for customers. II desired. lie has employed an
eSperenced miller, and will render general satisfac-
rhe Dstillery, with all Its machinery, Is for sale,
together with Boiler, Tubs, &c. Tho Saw-mill ad.
Joining II s also for sale.
Persons wishing to buy town lots can DO accommo-
dated. The proprietor at all times he found at
his mill In Lockvle OF his farm ~ miles SOUTH
east OF Lookville, and mile Wost OF CarTolL
~ E.... 80 - DANIEL FOYER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Road Notice,

NOTICE Is hcreby given, that petition will he
will be presented TO tho Commissioners of Fair
Held county, ut their regular session In September
next, praying for an alteration Of much Of ihc
eadng from Baltimore to Mlllersport lies he tween
S, ana the Ohio Canal; said alteration to cOmnencc
where the road strikes tho south line OF The southeast
quarter Of section No. 5, running east the section
line between the lands owned by COoperrider and
Groves TO the Ohio Canal thence north on the gravef
bank of the Ohio Canal TO iutarsect the road on said
bank. MANY PETITIONERS,
Walnut township. August 9, 1885,. 5tl5