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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20


We have boen greatly pleased to see the
reports made through youi papers from
different townships OF our county, and be-
lievo it win be acceptable to your many
readers to know that "Od Pleasant" is
in the field, ready and eager for the con-
test: ready to baltic for the principle that
"Americans should rule America"
1t is with the most plelsurable feeling
that we are able to communicate the graf
flying fact, that Sans boys are more nu--
merous now than they ever were before
in our township. You need not, therefore,
be surprised TO hear that The "SlaVe De-
mocracy" of Pleasant, receive a perfect
Waterloo defeat. at the coming election.
The most encouraging prospects are
before US. Every principle dear to an
American heart prompts US to do our duty,
and it ,OiH Be done, Wewill assist in the
noble work of giving we'll meriIed and
indignant rebuke to the demagogues, po-
litical knaves and treasury leeches, with
whom our county has been so long cursed
The opposition is alarmed. They aw-
fully fear Pleasant wont be redeemed !
Every means, foul or fair, are resorted to
by them, to influence the honest and intel
ligent masses to vote for Medill. But it is
very truly said by our people, that he who
has made politics trade, and for the last
quarter of century been a beggar for
Office, never having accomplished any ma
terial good, either for our county, State or
country, is unworthy longer to receive the
suffrage of a free people. His speech at
Asterman's is not yet forgotten. The
demagoguism there displayed, disguised
some of his hitherto warm friends, who
will cast their votes against him and in
favor Of Mr.. Chase; though they still claim
to be identified with tho unterrified !"
Nothing, however, which has transpired
during this campaign has made deeper
impression on the minds of many than the
unparalleled conduct of Mr.. Tuthill, in
casting aside and refusing to count the
vote Of one Of your esteemed fellow citi-
zens. That act will remain as the mark
Of Cain upon his forehead, and forever
stigmatize as utterly false, his hypocritical
democracy. 1t has, went far to destroy the
very limited and contracted influence Of the
organ Of Sag Nichtism in this county, and
staggered the faith Of those who would
fan believe in the honesty Of that corrupt
and falsifying sheet.
We can say to our sister townships, VIC
arc fighting in good cause.-the cause ol
our country. May "Old Fairfield" with
her churches, efficient common schools,
broad, rich, and fertile fields-with hel
enterprising, moral, reading, and INTEL
gent people, proclaim through the ballot
box, on the 9th day of October, with a
voice approaching to unanimity, in favor
of tho patriotic principles of the grca
American party. U. G. H.
Pleasant IOWnShip.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

Mn CHASE AT DAYToN.--The Dayton
Gazette says
$50 far as we are able to judge, the
impression made by Mr.. Chase during h.s
stay in Dayton, was very happy ono.-
We have heard Of several influential gen
tlemen. some of them old limo Wings, who,
after listening to hisclear, frank and manly
exposition Of political matters, declared
that though they had previously been op'
posed to the nomination, they should in
future give it their hearty support We
think it speaks we'll for Mr.. Chase's oppo
nsnts, as well as for himself, that theil
doubts and prejudiccs should have yieldeC
SO readily to the honesty and manly sim
plicity OF his character.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Mr.. chasc---our Position.


Every candid man will admit that Mr..
Chase was very far from being tho first
choice of tho American party in this
county. As sooD, however. as he received
tho nomination Of the 18th of July Con-
vention, tho American party almost immo-
tliately, and. with but few exceptions,
unanimously acquiesced. in the action of
that Convention. In no portion Of Ohio
will Mr.. Chase receive more warm and
zOalous support than in Fairfield county.
II IS not so much Mr., Chase's personal
popularity, as the great principles which
he supports, which will secure him the
support Of the American party. He is
known throughout the Union as a firm aud
unyielding opponent Of the further exten.
sion Of slavery. This is subject of the
most vital Importance TO our national great
ness, prosperity and happiness. Ever
since the establishment of our government
we have been making concession after
concession to the South, until she aL length
thinks that all her demands should be
granted without. opposition. We must
show her that while we respect all her
constitutional rights, aud are ready to pro.
tect her in the enjoyment of them, VIC dc
not desire the general government used as
an instrument for the extension of slavery
We do not wish to see the prosperity o
our new territories blighted by that ,grca
curse. This Is the great issue involved il
the present contest.
The Kansas-N Nebraska bill, by which
the Missouri Compromise was repealed
was an administration measure "a meas
devised by the President, and forced
through Congress in violation of his mos
solemn pledges that he would regard the
Compromises of 1859 as final settlements
Of the slavery question 1t was n measure
totally uncslled for, and had the people
been consulted, they would have declared
ag'inst it almost unanimously. But the
people were basely betrayed by their rep
resentatives, and therefore the people ot
Ohio, by the election of s. p Chase, will
show that thcir displeasuro with those
traitors IS dcep-seated and lasting. BY
the election Of Medill, the people of Ohio
will endorse the present administration and
oil its corrupt measures. Tie election OF
Chase will be direct rebuke to it, and n
more elfectual ono than could be possibly
given to it by the election of any other
man. In this national point of view, then,
we regard the election of Chase as of the
greatest importance.
We do not think that any ono need feal
that the American party will be injured by
Chase's election. Is not tho party in thi.
county more active. more prosperous, and
more hopeful than it ever was before p
The people are TOO deeply attached tc
American principles, ever to abandon them
before they have carried reform into every
department Of the government.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
FouR LABoRs OF THE SrArEsMAN--Tl

FoUR LABoRs OF THE STATEsMAN.--The
Logan Gazette thus notices the tolls and
troubles of our neighbor of the Statesman:
Ito prove chat the Free Soilers have
swallowed the Know-Nothings.
9. To prove that the -Nothings
have swallowed the Freesoilers.
8. To prove that Freesoilism and Know
Nothingism have combined to swallow
Whigery.
4. To prove that tho combination ofpar
ties opposed to the Democracy, is simply
a rosuscilation Of pure, old fashioned, un.
adulterated Whigcry.
The first proposition it argues 10 the
Know-Nothings; the second to tho Free
soiers; the third to the old line Whigs;ant
the fourth to the Democracy. When w
consider that these several proposition are
all to be established at the same time, ant
in the same newspaper, We cannot but re
gard the undertaking as work of conSid
cradle magnitude.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

A New CANPAtGNER.--We have jus!
received tho american Clipper" a new
campaign paper to be published and edited
by Geo w. McElroy and Tom. S. Slaugh-
ter, at Lancaster, Ohio. It is spirited
sheet, and advocates the Republican cause
with much spirit. II will have an i'm
mense circulation in Fairfield and the ad-
joining counties.--Stats Journal,
Our littlo Clipper" has indeed an "im-
menss circulation" On last Saturday oui
entire edition of two thousand was almost
grabbed from tho press; and sorry wo are
to Gown up the corn" our workmen did
not get TO church on Sunday, in order thai
wo might "have enough for all, enough
for each, and enough for every one."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
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Eleventh Year.


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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
SheriG,s saIe

14s state state Of 0hi0, Fairfed connty %.
NDUkSUANT to the command of third order of
sale, from the Court Of Common Pleas In and for
sau county, and TO me directed, will oor ut public
ec, ~ inc courthouse nlanoascr, on Saturday the OtH
uy OF october A. d. 1885, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. M and O'Clock p. NJ, the following desert
pea real estate, 10 wiT4 6O-IOO acres OF land being
east half of the southeast Quarter OF Section No 3
IN IN township No. -, of Range No, 10, OF tho United
SAVES lands at Chiieothe. Appraised at SIS acre
DC sofa as the property of Elizabeth and Catia-
Iihe iYsinger at the suit Off. NJ. Fowler,
iorms oi sale cash. WIN. POTTER, Sheriif.
= n,..,,. 49,, BY; G; !. N, WIsEMAN, Deputy.
august 30, 1855. 5wI7 prfoeaa.OO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Gnnrdinn,. snIn.

Ferdinand F. Rompei, Guardian Of O. KIey, EIParts.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
DY virtuo Of order OF sale TO me directed, from
ID the Court of Common Pleas, In andfor tho cOun-
y OF Hooking and State Of Ohio, will offer and ex-
pose 10 public sale the door OF tho Courthouse IN
Tho town Of Lancaster, Pairilod county, Ohio, ,,,
On saturday tho 27th day OF october,
lSS, betweeD the hours OF 10 O'Clock A, ~ and o.;
clock z. NJ. Of said dag tho following described real
estate, TO wit:-Beng bar Of the northeast q1Ateg
OF section number thirty-three, township -nuEEcE
tourteeh range number nneteen beginning at stone
Henry Borchers: thence south 81 dog. 10 perches
anu le links to stonei thence south 90 perehes and
TO stone; thence north along said Henry Borchors'
9nr acre lot IS porehes and links to the place Of
ginning, containing two aeros, more loss, situate
Terms OF sale, third in hand one third ia one,
aud third in two years from tho day OF SALE with
interest on tho deferred payments.
FERDINAND +. REMPBL, Guardiaa
Sept. 90, ls55.-5w20 or a. RleV.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Tho Postmaster at Ashland More
PrO-SInvory prescription.

Pro-sIavory Prescription.
We have just received leetter from a
responsible source at Ashland, from which
we make the following extract,
"Our Postmaster here, Alexander Por-
tor, Esq, who was IN efficient officer, has
Just been removed by tho Administration,
the intelligence Of which reached here on
Saturday evening. There can be no other
reason for his removal than his opposition
to the Kansas outrage, as he is an lrishman
by birth, and was always opposed to the
American organization. lie, on Saturday
night, avowed his determination TO use his
best efforts to secure the defeat Of the
Slave propagandists at tho coming cleo
ton"
1t does not require any additional evi
dence, since the removal of Reeder, ant
tho appointmcn! and speech of Shannon, ,tc
convince any man Of ordinary sense tina
the administration is determined to carry
out the programme of Atchinson & String
fellow, and to punish every man who shal
dare to lisp his opposition to the repeal o
Missouri Compromise. The removal OF
Mr.. Porter is merely cumulative. still
farther illustration of canceded point
The freemen Of Ohio can act with a per
feet knowledge Of the issue as forced upol
them by tho Locofooo party of the State an
tho nation. - Gin. GGz.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

THE New GovERNoR OF KANsAs.-Gov.
Shannon in his address to the Committee
of Welcome, which met him on the border
of Kansas, said, Ihere is no State in the
Union whero persons and property are
more secure than in this (Kansas) Terri
tory" Can the full force of an unmitiga-
ted falsehood be carried farther than in tho
above remark? Are lives secure when men
are driven from the polls by an armed mob
lis property secure when printing press
es are thrown into the river because they
arc mado to uphold law and order?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
nEAEEI6IED,

On the 10Th inst, by G, Steinman, Esq.
Mr.. BENJAMIN HENsHEw and Miss MARY
REESE, both Of Hooking township.
On the same day, by the same, MI
CHARLES P. REEs and Miss LUCY ANN
SuuMAxER,, both OF this city.
On the 9th inst, by David Lyle, Esq,
Mr.. JOSEPH WHITE and Miss JULIA CHM
NowErH, all of Walnut township.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. j. M. Jane
sou, at his residence, Mr.. Isaac w. Fry
and Miss CArnARIEE L. WILDERMouTn
of Pleasant township.
On the 3oth ult.. by the same, Mr.. 10
sEpu McKowN and Miss RACHEL AKER, 0
Lancaster, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
sherih,s Sale.

rae STATE Of Ohio, Farfsid County, 80.
HbuksUANIito tho command ofan order Of sale from,
III tho Court of Common Pleas Of Fair1eId eonn,rs
oho and TO me directed, will Oor at public sale k
he Court House in Lancaster, SaHrdar fke eaI da
1853 between the rs Of 10 o'clock
"A. Al, and O'Clock T. M, the following described
neai Estate to-wit; Lots Nos. g. TO- H. I9 H. Ib md
III John @. Hampson's addition to the town of Pk
santyille Appraisedas follows: Lot No 10 al Sa5 ii,
No. mt SlIi Lot No.Il at S35; Not No. 10 al 500 Iot
NO. ~ az S5Oi Lot No. 10 Mt IS and Lot No. ii al a5s
10 be sold as the property of W. W. Stewart 10 sas:
" NJ e. Miller for the use OF David cOlp
VIM. POT1iR. ShoriH
BY c. NJ. l.. WISEMAN, DeputY:
August %, ls55-5wlGpfs3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

A Petition win be presented to tho Board Of Com
missoners of Fairfield county at their next session.
Drawing that 80 much oftho county road leading from
the Rock Mill TO its intersection with the Lancaster and
Royalton road the Busby farm lies between tho
following points In Bloom township in said county, be
vacated, to-wit; From the mouth of jacob Bollon-
baugs lane to the Zion Church road, and praying that
new county road be laid out and established between
The following points, beginning at tho mouth Of jacob
Ballenbaugh's lane: thoncc running South along tho
Section lines between the lands Of said Jacob Ballcn
baugh, Samuel Crist, Henry Wagner, Amos Welsh
and Levi Williamson to said Lancaster and Royalton
road the Of THO lands OF said Welsh andWl-
Hanson in said Bloom township and there terminate.
Inlr &. lRS5-iMlt MANY PETITIONERS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

TR1MuLE MEETINGS. The Stenben
vile Herald, in noticing the appointment
of meetings by the Trimble State Commit
tee, 'to defeat Chase by drawing enough
votes off from him and to Trimblo, to elect
Medill," very pertinenuy says:
"If the speakers expect an audience al
either Of the above specified places, ii
would be advisable for them to bring tho
materials along with them. The "staff u
is not to be had in Eastern Ohio to get up q
meeting, either respectable in size or char
acter, for any such purpose.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
FEZZLE,
The Ravenna Campaigncr svys:

IUU IVHVCIHH Ou"YUVWUT SBys'
Tho Slave Democracy aro GzSling oil
round tho outside and up and down the
middle. 1t is fizzle here, fizzle there, and
iszlo everywhere. AT this place a mere
handful met, end a majority Of that hand
full only to witness their weakness. At
Akron, MEDILL spoke to a little squad of
postmasters. At Cleveland he could not
drum up even these, and so left without
speaking, for that part of State where
school houses are not as thick rs on the
Reserve. Poor fellow, the ides Of octo-
ber haunt him.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
s1Young America I1ouse.n

Our old friend, r. GORDON. has leased
for term Of years the late Canal Hotel,
has thoroughly renovated the whole estab-
lishment from basement to garret, and is
now prepared to keep any number of his
weary friends who may give him call
"Jemes" is one Of tho american Boys"
and Justly deserves share Of the "Amer-
can" patronage.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Trimble Meeting at Glove
lnMN.

There was, as we learn from the Cleve-
land Leader, TRTMDLE meeting in that city
on Saturday evening, which was attend
cd by nearly one hundred and fifty persons,
and addressed by BUSHNELL WHITE and
Mr., TnoMPsoN, son in-law Of Mr.. Trimble
White abused Mr.. Chase; and Thompson
said that every drop Of blood in Mr.. Trim
ble's veins was either Irish or Scotch
blood; that tho Irish in Highland county
were going to vote for his fathor-in-law;--
that his father-,A-law was a farmer, ant
very expert in binding sheaves Of wheat.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
EOckytIIc WILLS.

VTNHE subscriber has purchased tho above property,
and is .now prepared to do custom work as we'll
as merchant work. The mill has been well repaired,
and Is in good order to do work in either way Ho Is
also prepared to bny whoat atalf times, -four the
same for customers II desired. He has employed an
experienced Miller and will render general satisfac-
tion
UsThe DistiIery with all lis machinery, s for sale,
together with Boiler, Tubs, de. The Saw-mill ad-
Joining II Is also for sale.
Persons wishing 10 buy town lots can DO aecommo-
dated. The proprietor can at all times be found a'
his mill In l,eokvo, OF his farm, y miles south
cast OF Lockvilic, aud mile west OF Carroll,
DANIEL BOYER.
August, ls55.--3mi5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Road Notice.

NToTICE 10 hereby given, that petition will be
~ will be presented to the Commissioners Of Pair
field county, at their regular session in September
praying for alteration Of so much Of the road
leading from Baltimore TO Mletsport rs lies between
s., and the Ohio Canal; said alteration TO commence
whore the road strikes tho south line Of tho southeast
quarter OF section No. s. runnng east on the section
line between the lands owned by Cooperrider and
Groves to tho Ohio Canal, thence north the gravel
bank Of tho Ohio Canal TO lniorsoc tic road said
bank. MANY PETITIONERS.
Walnut township. August 2, 1855. Sis
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

Hon. AARON HARLAN.-We arc glad to
hear from the Xsnia Torch Light that the
Hon. Aaron Harlan is doing yeoman SER
vice for the Republican cause in his dis
trict. Mr.. Harlan is man Of eminent a.
bility, fine speaker; and having been .
witness to the outrages in Congress, and
familiar with the means by which the
slavery propagaAdista seek 10 accomplish
their nefarious onds, his remarks cannot
fail to bc highly interested TO evOry free
man.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
LEGAL ADvERTIsEmENTs.
sherIG,s sale.

Tas State Of oAi0 Fairfield csuntv, a..
DuRsUANTt 10 tho command OF n second vena,l :
u from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Pairaeld coun.
~ and 70 me direcienl lWper Al prhiic -sie al ne
Court House IN lancaster; on eHaay tAe a9nd dag 81
p. M. the following described Real Eslatei ij-wit:
lh5Lot No. ., &C front, in tho town Of Now Salon,
Fairfield; County, OhidiapPralsod At $3.50.
To be sold Ms tie properly oi r. r. & o. Paden at ,ha
suit OF Daniel Keller Executor Of Christian NeibnT,
deceased. ~, A. WM. POTTER shesif
20 poF G, d, wIsRMAN' DEPUTY.
HUNTER 4 pAueHERTY, AttoueSs., a, ,ir..r
The eontingentFght Of doweE Of MTe. Crawford Pa:
den, VIII be released to the purchaser.
September20, le55-5w2OpfS3 --.-.---...
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
sEnASrOPOL JUST TAKEN.

YUyRE subscribers have now got their Now FIGURING
Mill In full operation and will purchase all the
good wheat that thoy can get, and pay the highest
market price In cash. at all times when delivered at
their Mill. Wewill also do custom work for the far
mcrs when grists OF 10 bushels and upwards, every
thn, less We will give -four In exchange. We wish TO
do home trade and will deliver -four by tho Barrel
every part sfthe city froc Of drayRgeif tho -four
does not prove good return tho and will
dor satisfaction. SNYDER & KENMON.
Opposite Geo. Rings Wooden Factory.
Lancaster. Ohio, august 80, IS55-l7tf.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
so4, Fifth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NEW FALL MILLINERY GOODS
Mrs. ]. A. HENDERSON.

MIS- }. A. HENDEKSUN,
II ATE Mrs. L. NJ. RICH, is Just now onening
a Splendid Stock ofnew Fsolinets, Ni bbOns,
french Flowers, Feathers Trimm sags
~c', suitable for the FALL IRA pE, TO which she would
respectfully invite tho attention other customers Hor
STOCK viii be kept rcplete throughout tho season. by
uay arrivals from Now York; with all shat is now and
Desutfui In her limo Of busnoI5, and at tho lowest
cash prices.
Country Merchants and Millncrs will find It to their
advantage 10 look through hor Wholesale Department
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs. J. A. HENDERSON,
904, Fifth Street, between Elm and Plum Streets.
Cincinnati, September 20, ls55-20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

BRowN CoUNrY.-The American Repub.
licans Of Brown met in convention, and
nominated John +. Gaines and Jas. Young
as their candidates for Representatives
The Republican ticket had about / ,looma-
jority last year. and we have the assurance
that they will still setain their strength.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

"FusIoN."-- State Journal says that
there is a movement being made on the
part of the Democracy to withdraw Mr..
MediH, and give their support to Mr.. Trim
bic, Modill having no chance Of an election
Let them do il.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
ShetiH,s Sale.

The State Of 0hiO, Fairfield County, -.
DURSUANTto to tho command Of n 3rd order Of .ala
u fromthe Court OF Common Pleas of said county
ana 10 mo directed will Offer at public sale at the
court House IN Iancastcr Saturday the sta daV o
oetoter 1855, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M
ana o'clock !. NJ the following described Real Esi
tate, ,towit Lot No. 0, in the central addition to tho
town OF Baltimore. Appraised ut $3.50
10 De sold as the property of George II. HonsoT and
hnama his wife, at tho suit ofEdward Calkins.
Terms OF sale Cash WIN. POTTER SheriH
BY C. NJ. l.. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Hunter and Daugherty, attorneys.
Lancaster, august 80, ls55-5wlipfS3