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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
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AMg Oe 1a AGaA~SAN1AE~
One Of the most important duties ofthS
Legislature. soon to assemble al Columbus,
win be the election Of U. s. Senator, to
6li the seat now occupied BY Mr. Wade
Although we arc very well satisfied with
the manner In which Mr.. Wade has dis
charged his Senatorial duties. yet il he is
to be superseded We have great anxiety to
see him succeeded by man Of conserva-
tive principles and national feelings. We
do not wish to SEQ mere sectional fanatic
elevated to that high place.
In our opinion there Is no man 10 Ohio
better qualified to discharge the high and
responsible duties Of U. s. Senator, than
the Hon. SAMUEL F. vINroN. During the
long period in which he served in the low
er house of Congress he displayed in a
very eminent degree all the talents which
distinguished the true statesman. He was
there working member; and moreover a
firm and decided advocate Of those great
measures Of national policy SO ably upheld
by CLAY and WEBSTER, which had they
been adopted would have promoted meal
eulAbly the glory and prosperity Of the Re-
public. We would rejoice 10 see Mr.. ViN-
TON again in the councils Of the nation.
especially at this time when the conserva-
tive men ofthe country are again about to
rally in defence of the great principles
which they learned from the eloquent lips
OF the immortal CLAY and WEBSTER.
We have no doubt but the anti-slavory
fanatics in the legislature will bring for
ward sectional man for the Office Of Sen
ator. If they do SO we shall most sincere
ly pray for his defeat. We are tired Of Ja'
sionism. We will no longer bow TO the
dictations of fanatical abolitionists. We
would rather see sound national demo
crat in the Senate of the United States
than such detestable abolitionist as JOSH
VA R. GrDDISGs.
We hope, therefore. that the conserva
tive men in the legislature of Ohio will raj
ly around the standard Of the noble SAMU
Re F. VINToN, OF Gallia. Elevate him 4
tho Senate Of the United States, and wei
and faithfully will he discharge the dutie
of his station, and worthy successor wi
he be to the place once occupied by thos
wise and conservative statesmen, EwIN
: and CoRwtN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Pratt nnd UTnnmenIal TTess, 1e.

ID J.-BLAcK would saH 80 aasutsau of his
h. fsisBds anA ths Pubiis fsnsTAily. to The ahs
stock Of PacT had OREaMESTAL TaEEs, Sac na, VHsa,
dc, which be Offers for sale the ooNihg Fail, Al his
Nutssr,. three iniiss rHst ~ BrsRsB.
His stock eoagsts NJ Apple Pear (buth standard And
asAr) Quiass, Peaea. PISA. 3PrisSt, Ssefsrias saf
cAsr.y TSsef: Crepe 1isss, CsrrsA;s, ossssbsriss,
kasphs'riss re-; and oraaasatai TSsss--dsef8sSHs
and ErergfSsa.
Won. but the ssry bsa ffu,ts ARd wslisrown tFos5,
vii be ssnt "st from the Sarssfy, aud s-ers variety
y S1r,aa;f sorrstf having been prOpAeAied by the
proPrct0r himself, aadvr his i sdiats direction.
No tT0able nor sSpepsa has bssn spared daring The
Inst SIX ssars IN Obtanne ihs fruits In the eoa
try, ard Vsi 90 the Narasrs or an eSansiaagoh ~
,h- CstsloEus. will show thzt he has one OF the anesI
COLLECTIONS pf freit 10 Central dhio.
Ordsrs hem Psrs0Hs who ana II 10 wish
tbe Nrrsery win BE- prOmp,ly attended ts, " addresa-
ed "a the psopststOT at kCSHVlLLE, GRO.
DsscFiptigs Catalogue furnished gratis.
The folio wing EantensB are rsfsrFvd fS.--B. W
AsLIsf q, GeeshH SD to,FssLfp: CaAFtss DHEsuAer
Rsq., LaaeastsF, Uits D4 s0sAsE, Baltimore, Otlo;
Rev. 6. ". BzisLf. de-.
Sept Jsnbsr 70, feJS. SOtf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
CIncinnnII Warkef.


CrxcISSAH. October 0.-Flour-Tbe
market is steady. and prices are without
any essential change. The demand is &C.
tive. The sales comprise 100 ibis at Sc;
235 do at 81. go; 600 do at SO; 43) do. de
iyered at Hamilton, at SO. and $40 do a.
100. The receipts during the last 24
hours were 3.10o barrels Of Flour. We
notice a sale Of so bags Buckwheat at 81.
s5 p cwI.
Grain. the demand for Wheat continues
active at very full prices. A sale Of z, 900
bush. inferior red at I.55.
Whiskey. the market has underwent ne
change. The sales to-day comprise csc
bbls from river and railways at 33t
Cheese, the market is firm with an active
demand. The sales add up 1900 boxes
at 94c, and 200 do Durhsm farm at I21
Butter, there il continued coed demand
for roll and choice Dairy packed. The
sales to-day comprise 10 firkins prime and
extra choice at 9o@25c; 6bbls roll at 2Oc;
and 4,5o0 TBS summer packed at 13@ I4c.
Oil. Linseed has ngain advanced. with
sales ofl5 bbls at 93c, and 2s do at / 90
The stock is very light.
Lead. sales of 27S pigs at 7e. The mar.
ket is buoyans.
Sugar, the demand is only moderate
but prices are unchanged. The sales ar,
confined to small lots. at G3a7Ac for Low
fair and prime.
Coffee, sale Of IS bags good Rio a
I2c.
Molasses. A sale of SO bbls at Sic. TIL
market continues dull.
Dried Fruit, sales Of IS bbrls Apples an,
Peaches. at .25 for the former, and 1 81
for the latter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

The fig harvest of the East for the pres.
ent year is said to be most abundant, and
the quality is fair, though there has been
too much lain for the highest excellence
Iron ore in great abundance has been
found in the bluffs Of Muscatine, Iowa
It was brought to light in digging cut
for the railroad.
At race on Long Island on Thursday
between the mare Flora Temple and the
PAGER Hero, the latter made the quickest
time on record, doing a mile in two min
utss and twenty eight seconds.
ASouthern paper says that Mr. Ellis
Of Tennessee, has emaneipated twenty-foul
slaves of both sexes belonging to him.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
oONKRRGIAL IHfEILIGRSCE.
L.aneasier marhels.

GAZETTE oSEIcE, Nov. 4, 1856 Our
quotations this morning are as fOIloNs:-
Wheat l,56G 60: Flour, e7a7 90;
coFn,a5; Rye, co: oats. 95cts; Clover
seed-none; Timothy seed. S.0o8 400;
Potatoes, 26 cents; Flax.seed. Ooe:; But.
Ger, fsG i6c; Eggs, Gae cents: Salt. {. 50
Beans, none; Soaps, 6g6e: Coffee,
Isiaf5c; Tes. 5O@iOo: Molassss, t0e,s.
Sugar. aae.f0 White Fish, rs dollars per
barrel; Pickerel 10. 90 TO 1900; Rice sag.
Vinegar, 1895 cents; Tobacco. 25a55els:
Hay. s.7oO@3Oo; TallOw IOl per d;
Whisky, S3e; Wool. 2OaS3e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Our Sentiments.

We published, last week, without com
ment call for "a grand Republican jubi-
lee" to be held at Columbus, in Novem-
Der inst. The several county committees
of the State are requested to take action to
secure tho attendance ofas many citizens
from their several counties as pessible.-
We most sincerely hope that no man in
Fairfield will disgrace this county by at
tending convention which will deserve
the same Infamous immortality that the
celebrated Hartford Convention has OBJ
tanned
Wefeel it to be our duty to denouncs in
the most unmeasured terms the proposed
convention. What its character and OBJ
jects are to be. may be judged from the
fact that CHARLES SUMNER and VIM. II.
SEWARD are among the speakers invited
Those men are the leaders of the great
movement now being made 10 organize 9
sectional party, a party founded upon ge.
ographic distinctions. The proposed con-
vention is without doubt called for the
purpose of aiding in the formation of thai
party. We pronounce tito be TREASON
ABLE convention, and warn all true patriots
all men attached to the Constitution and
the Union to avoid having any connection
whatever with it.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
PhlImdeIDhin Mnritct.

PHILApELPHIA, Oct. 80.
Flour, market undergone no change;
there is modcrable export demand, and
further sales of so bbls standard brands
have been made a. 900 per bbi; 100 bbls
for November delivery on private terms.
and 1000 bbls extra at 9,G2.
Wheat, demand fair and prices steadily
nsintained: sales of 900 bush Southern
and Pennsylvania at 9,oo per bushel for
Prime Red, and o,l2@e.l4 for fair and
prime White--including csrgoof 5000
bush at latter figure yesterday afternoon
Groceries, no change.
Provisions. change
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Sam Eranciaco Market.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 5th.-Considera-
BILE activity has prevailed during the last
fortnight. and in many articles a material
advance has taken place.
The market was buoysnt at the close, at
the following rates:
Gallego & Haxall Flour, SI4 to 1925.
Clear Pork $3.50 per bbl. Hams in
brine 2lc; Bacon, extra clear 24c: new
Butter 6oc. Crushed Sugar lac. Tur-
pentine ,O6. Syrup rs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
NEW STORE NEW GOODS.
". ROVE

HAS lost received and is nov opening q General
u 4 AAsnnmeHt Of OH GOODS Of every variety
usually tOsBdD Dr! GOOds trade, In part Of
CaIieOs. PTiBtS. Lawns, GinghAms,
Brown and Dleaehed 4usiiHs: 5, & lOquarSh Shsetngs
Biaek and Fauey dress Silks; UsIAnes; BAr=Gss;
AlpHreaG. plain sEd hgnred;
Lin sE aud SIX hdkerebiefs and CraVats;
RnnBsi- aud Bonnet Ribbon; Cloths and CasiDSfeS;
satiBetsaBd Flsnhelsi CHssks, TiekiBgs, and
MEMS SIMMER WArc or ali kinds,
together with variety Of 6theT goods for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Al OF Which hAve been RuTehas1d &C
Very IoW phees.E viii be s0ld squaiy low for cdsH
or COUNTRY PRODUCE ONLY
Hls store VII TO found two doors West ofthO Fair
seld Couaty Savings institute and opposite sh@fsT's
Hotel. Lancaster, Chic. hSy "a, leS5AS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
BRrNe1No Dows THE PRrcE OF FLOUR

BRrEeINe DowN THE PRICE OF Flour
A number Of the citizens of Concord, N.
H., (where -four is selling at Sl2, SO per
brl. )recently got up subscription and
sent an agent to the West to purchase 800
brls. He returned few days ago and de-
livered it to the subscribers at 1915 per
brl. This plan has been adopted in several
towns in the East.
The citizens Of Thompsonville, Con-
necticut, recently united in purchasing
two hundred and fifty-two barrels Of flour
from the manufacturers Of Rochester, and
it was delivered at their doors for SO, SO
per barrel. This was saving of $2, SO
or $500 on barrel. The "bread league"
in Charlestown, Mass, has been organized,
and FIVE hundred barrels Of -four have
bsen subscribed for. When eight hun
dred barrels have been taken up the agent
will proceed to the West to purchase flour.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
TIN s11op yorSD,:y wARB-EOom
James NC aIana0sy

I1YfNo essatfiskei himself IN the Btahufasfs ring
M Of TIN. COPPBk and sHEkf-I hon WARk On
Ole v'E Bs!dlAT. Bo0r Hssf SftAs Hysliag Yshsg
SssI. r-pared 30 furnish the people Of this county
with very thing that NAV be needed IN ks Iue, Ne
sesps IN band every faristy Of COOKING aud HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL, eoaIisttsig In psft
oi the Lisf AZ Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph Buck Presidents a1a frcfsranes for Wood
and Black DsInoq,d fer G0st. Also PiosKhs, Plough
Shares SuYSr Kettles s. Hoiio~-vare. All 81 the above
srt'ess win be sold low Ls Igt elsewhere.
De invites citizens gsEsrhlly % tgn Asf ems,as sis
stock. JAMES AcMANSMI.
NIB Housa-srou,ihg & JcLlife done ur,.li shoh no.
Ier Old LUpl,rf, Brrss Pewter aud ITOE taken IN
eaaBgs for ATTY Of tho above articles. bic.
Lancaster, nay I, 1884
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

The editor of the Cyanthaua (Ky.,)
News thus speaks Of Ohio politics, "ohio
politics, Che says, we hand over to Satan
as and incorrigible batch Of fanaticism,
higher lawism. abolitionism. foreignism,
niggerism, with sprinkle Of Democracy,
W6iRery and Know -Nothingism."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

The Springfield (Illinois) Journal, pub
lished at the seat of the State government
says: .fg~s a7a"
A number of banks already organized
under the general law sre increasing their
securities and now receiving from the State
Auditor large increase to their circula-
ton. We are glad to note these facts
We should support the legitimate banking
of the State; and, at the present increase,
our State Stock Banks will be able to meet
the wants of the people. Let us drive
from us the worthless Georgia shinplas-
tors, which we know nothing about, and
deal in currency Of our own. sa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

Mildew is one of the greatest pests of
green houses and all sorts Of plant struct-
ures. The following remedy has been tried
in the houses of the London Horticultural
Society, and it is thought will prove efica-
cious:
Sulphur and unslacked lime put into a
tub Of water, in which they are quickly
intimately mixed and the trees and plants
syriuged with the clear liquid after these
substances have settled at the bottom"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

There are now Eve vacancies in the
Senate, the terms of Messrs. Fitzpatrick
of Alabama. Atchison Of Missouri, Petit
Of Indiana, Cooper Of Pennsylvania, and
Gwin Of California. having expired on the
4th OF March, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
soI, fifth Street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
EEYV FALL MILLINERY GOODS
Mrs. J. A. nEsDERsOE,

Mrs. J. A. HEssDNRsOEs
r ATK IRA. z. u. RICHis Just sbV sPanipg =
4 Splendid Stock oT new Bonn cts, n Rfbb0lasS
IRE nch Flowers. r gathers, Trimmings
&C. fer the FALL IRA DE- To which aha would
lespeethiy invite the Etfsn5H Ofbsr esSt0asrs. Her
sIOek will D. kspt repes throughout me sssson, (bY
daily Errvals from New York; with ell tAatis new aud
s'aiifui In her i!ne or business, and at me lowest
ea-h pTicss.
Country Merchants and NlIlns.3 viii Gat It 10 their
EiVaEiAss 30 look through Asr WhSlsssls Department.
before purchasing elsewhere. .
2ol, Filth stTset, between Elm and Piain Streets.
CInciGrsii, September -, 1880
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
TUE New York Mirror saws.

Some irreverent wretches style DR.. Bel
lows new church near Union square. "the
Church of the Holy Zebra. It is built in
alternate layers of red and yellow brick,
which gives it curiously streaked effect,
resembling mutton chops or raw pork.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
New York Cattle Market.

New YoRK, October 31.-Beeves-5. 500
Beeves sold at 7@1oc-being a decline.
Sheep-18,0 ,000 head sold at a decline
from our last quotations.
Swine-The sales amount 10 1000 head,
at 74c for prime.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

BEHIND THE AeE.-Among all her sea-
ward looking cliffs, Spain has not single
lighthouse, from the Pyrenees to Point
Europa; she has no railroads, no canals, no
tslegraphs; and till lately there has been no
safety to travellers on the highway
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

The Albany Argus tells story Of man
buying oats, a few days since, who gave
fifty dollar bill in mistake for n five. On
discovering the blunder, and Fastening to
have it recti6ed, he found the recipient Of
it deliberately rubbing out the cyphsr on
the bill, in order 10 make his cash account
square with his funds. An exchange Of a
"6ve" for "ffty" saved the latter from
further dcfaccment. and fully satisfied both
parties.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Obstructive Fire.

Boston. Oct. 30th.-At Q o'clock this
morning Sanford's Cotton Factory, at Co.
darsville, near Worchester. was destroyed
by fire, together with the outbuildings
and q considerable quantity Of cotton.
The loss is estimated at $50, 900, which
is mostly covered by insurance.
A female operative perished in the flames;
two others are reported to have been killed
by jumping from the windows. Other
persons were injured.
When the train left the fire was still ra
ging. and much further damage was feared
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

wWe are glad to see the name Of
NELSON H. VAN VoRHEs, of Athens coun-
ty, proposed by some Of the papers for the
speakersbip of the Ohio House Of Repre-
sentatives. He is very it man for the
place.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

HrGH Prices OF Provisions IN EU-
KopE.-The Berlin National Zeitung, OF
Sept. last, in stating the high price of all
articles of merchandise, including proyis-
ions, takes occasion to drop remark on
our peculiar American commercial policy
that should have its effect with the people,
if not with the government. The follow
ing is an extract:
Not only grain, meat, oil and spirits
have recently risen in price, but there is
almost no description Of goods which is
not dearer. We have not known for years
period in which the advance in prices
has been SO universal as at present. I'm
ports, raw material and domestic fabrics
are all dear. Many different causes may
be alledgcd as the origin of this dearness;
one being tho increase of the circulating
medium. Since l848 the gain in gold and
silver has been enormous, and great pro-
portion Of gold and silver has flown from
the lands where they are produced, to Eu-
rope. TO this increase Of the metallic ME
diums Of exchange. we may add that one
of the emission of paper money. and it i.
natural enough that an accumulation o
the means of purchase should result in th'
extension of the demands and prices
This general increase in the circulating
medium and its concentration in Europe
is especially owing to the cause that Nor,l
America, by over-spsculalion in the i'm
porting business, has driven the precious
metals from her own markets 10 thoso O
England and the European continent
Only Of late has trade revived in Ameri.
ca to such an extent as to attract gold and
silver to it. To fully effect this, Nortl
America must increase her export to Eu
rope, and this suppresses great incrcas'
in our lrices here. Fortunately the in
crease Of American exports which is 4
balance the state Of the money market ol
the other side Of the ocean, will be mad,
principally for breadstuffs and provisions
so that an equilibrium in prices will b
first manifested in these.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
NEW GROCERY AND NOTION STORE
JOIN D. JACKSON.

HAVE purchased the entire interest OF JcHN LT-
u 0Ss the Grocery Store on the Southwest corner
Of the Public Square back ofthe Market House. whore
customers Of the establithmen 1t and my friends with
Choice selection of Groceries. Notions, &c
Ny ne supply has already arrived to which invite
peeisl attention OF customers. Ny prices viii be
low any other similar esabli in the city.
am a new beginner sndhope 10 hsrea liberal share
Of the pubIIe patronage. JOHN D. JACKSON.
Lancaster, August %, Ie55-i6tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
DIR. X. s. FINLEY,
ECLECTIC HTSICIAN,


nFFERS his professional ssrviOes TO the citizens
Of Lancaster and its vicinity.
As fhis system OF m ,dieal practice 10 new 10 many
in this place., may be deemed proper 70 give few
Of its distinctive features.
The use OF tho lancet is abandoned as pIaeteS
fraueht with evil consequences and natural denle-
ton safe and ehectuAl substituted, by incIeAs
ing the various sscreons and excreOns OF the body
thus reducing tho circulation to any desirable ex-
tent and avoiding eTsctuaiy the abstraction or dimi-
mutton Of any vital invigorang principle OF the
blood. - o.
AS A sU BSTITUTR
For the poisonous IMMORAL medicines heretofore In
common ueo the more genial medicines as now pre-
pared In concentrated and purely medicinal form,
from the vegetable kingdom, are only admitted into
practice, being more thorough and ofcicnt agents.
and alwats under the entire control othe practison-
err but under no circumstances capable OF ofproducing
any ofthe disastrous results seen IN every communi!
where caomel and al such medical agents have been
the chiefrelinnce.
oaicc-Taiimadge House, over White q Latta''
Store.
Oct IS, le55.--ly,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
EADY MADE CIOTtlNc

uAeh VIII Be sold Al great baLlns a. asi dulernif.
spscfslly sOclisa rsasosbea share of pphlc palron
age expect 70 eOsfuas IN ihia place for years. ta
supply 'hr citiaehs N Vie chest eipthne. All uhO
sish 70 pufchase eietAin iss ssfiaard v - we'll -
siys hla oalsf sai se sbaes.i vita the sioek of
6OOasOa hADf " EfS.ify tha tssts vftAe mos hsii,
Ions dandy sud meehaSio down 10 be honasl faFm-
Or. shall bs snablsd coudeal ire husiRess IN tAa
GermAR, FTeBeh and kaglisE lsagHsge.
LAnea.laT. lane II. ~ alnl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

The ohio Eagle Is making much ado bo
cause the Hooking Valley Bank refused 10
pay Chs taxes Illegally imposed spOu it,
That joafhnl processes 10 have . high re-
gard iOr fhe Constitution Of the United
States. The bank refused to pay the taxes
levied upon II because the Courts Of the
United States have declared shat they are
illegal. Was not the treasurer Of Fairfield
county eHjoined from collecting the taxes
Of the Hooking Valley Bauk by court le-
gaiiy organized under that sacred instru-
fhsnt. the Constitution Of the United States!
Has not the Supreme Court of the United
States solemnIy decided the tax to be IL
legal? Is it not, now, the duty of every
good citizen to cheerfnlly acquiesco in that
decision7
1--we understand the position Of a por-
ton. at least. Of the Democratic party Of
Ohio, they desire the legislature to nulify
the authority Of the Courts Of the United
States. They would compel the banks to
pay illegaltaxes although those courts have
decided that they are illegal Under the
Constitution. We heard prominent mem.
Der Of the Democratic party remark the
other day that he was sorry they were de-
feated before they had completed their war
upon the banks. He said that If the dem
Oeratic party had majority in the legisla-
ture they would pass law prohibiting the
banks from bringing any suit in the Courts
ofohio until they should pay the illegs
taxes. What would such q law amoun
to. we ask, but notification of the Con
stitution Of the United States. 1t twould b.
the same in its character with the "Per
sonal Liberty Bill" which brought eterna
infamy and disgrace upon the late legisla
ture of Massachusetts. We hope that Obi
will never attempt thus TO trample unde
foot the authority Of the general govern
ment
We must say that we are highly please
with the frmness and independence wit
which the banks of Ohio have maintaine
their hts,againstthe unjust attacks whic
have been made upon them. They hav
taught demagagucs some respect for tn
supremacy of the laws and the COnstitu
, ton.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
l. AW MOTTO E.
AT,FRED WTLLIANs,

AxroENsY ASP eouusELI1R AT Law, LAEaAsFEH, emo
WK7ILL praealee in the CourS of Fairasid ana ad
wv joiAinE coNp1loss A., -.
~ ~ HSnn.s, Va may Is, 1eH.