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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.


CONCORD, Tuesday, March IS.
The vote for Concord is; for Baker, TIA /;
Metcalf, X. N, 1904; Bell, 120; Scatter
ing 50. Ten Know Nothing Representa-
t;ves are chosen in Concord.
Last year the vote in Concord stood,
Baker, Dem. 939; Bell, Wing, 594; Per-
kins, Free Soil, 263. Bakers majority
over all, 83.
The above returns show something Of a
change, considering that Concord was the
head quarters of allthe old line leaders,
and who were determined to carry the
town whetheror no. All that could be done
to defeat Young Sam, was done. Money,
party corruption, influence in high places,
and laundering mandates from Washing
ton, endeavored to frown down and crush
the independence of the Granite State.
The New Hampshire Patriot, the organ
of the Pierce dynasty, is printed in Con-
cord, and its columns have ever teemed
with the lowest abuse and vilest invective
the American Party, and all who have
ever dared to act as freemen. Every eff
fort, as we have said, was made to carry
Concord. Lying, vituperation, abuse,
SANDER was resorted to. Money was law
ishly spent, and any number of Irish were
naturalzed, for the purpose of carrying
Concord. Here it was, too, where nearly
one hundred names were published as hav-
ing Withdrawn from the X. Ms, for the
purpose of voting the old line ticket. Wha
was the result? 1t can be found in the re-
turns quoted above.
By-the-by, we are reminded that the
TreasuryEaters' organ Of this city pub.
lished the same startling list of withdraw
ais, and exultcd exceedingly overit, crow
ing greatly over the election that was a
bout to come off in the Granite State, ant
representing the X. Ms as a most des
perate set ofmen, devoid ofprinciple, pat
riotism or virtue. How is it now, neigh
bors?
Manchester gives Baker GIL, Metcal
1915, and sends IA Know Nothing Rep
resentatiyes. Last year itgave Baker 328
Bell. Wing, 1910; Free Soil, 4o3--quitc'
change.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
One Wssx Laser from c.lIforsia.
yAIlrnE. or ryE nAssIss n0c.Es.
BUSLNESS PRoSTRATED.

y BUSINESS PR 0ST'RATED.
NKw Yosx. March I9.--The steamer
Northern Light, with adsioss from San
Frsucisco u Feb 2Glh. arrived at this
port this morning al 10 o'clock. She eou-
meets with the steamer Uncle Sam. Size
brings s6s passengers and S92, ,0C0ia gold
only.
business was entirely PROSTATE in San
Francisco, caused by the Suspension Of five
barking houses. The news Of lhe fiilufe
Of Page & Bacon reached San Francisco
on the l7th Feb. causing great run on
The house OF PAGE. Bacon d. Co., in San
Francisco. which stood the run for several
days. paying out half a million dollars,
A meeting Of merchants and bankers
convened aud passed resolutions declaring
tbat they had lbe utmost cohG,!snee in tie
soundness Of the house, which restored
confidence. and affairs seemed TO wear a
better aspect. On the 22I however, Page
Bacon d Co, suspended, and on the 23l
Adams d Co., Wells, Fargo l. Co, Robin
son d Co.. and Wrishts Minors Deposit
all closed
Adams d Co. closed all their branches
without paying one dollar out, except in
San Francisco, where, on tie gel, they
were run on and paid out Seo0,U0O.
Tie excitement WAS intense.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. closed in San Fran
cisco, but kept the country branches open
while they bal any coin left, and had no
tiled the public they would resume on the
Goth.
1t was feared Adams & Co. would not
resume for sixty days, if at all. Page,
Bacon g. Co. probably would resume in a
few days, their deposiiors having granted
them time on S40O, 900, and their assets
were large. These failures caused tie dc,
ltention OF the steamer until the 2Glb.
4 letter from Page, Bacon & Co., states
that they expected certainly to resume on
the 1St Of March. Adyices from Central
America, say that Chamano still succeeded
having taken all the towns occupied by the
revolulionists, except Leon.
Sandwich Islands dates TO the 81 Of Feb
brings no news of interest.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
ADMINISTRATORS eAlF.

SToTICE Is hereby giveH, ihst the undersigued
! Y Administrator &c b0Eis " Zcpheaiah Allen.
deceased. by virtue Of order of the Probate Court
Of Fairfield county, viii oner for sgIc 81 the court
house door Oh Saturday fks eifA dag eC March ~
O'Clock, the f1oEiBg described Real Estate siiuaie
in said county. io-wit: lot No. Seven lin Cnrer's
first addition 10 ts town OF Lancaster being part OF
out-Lot NO. Six o. Bank addition. East. Also part
Of ln-L9t member sN tS} jn Carers addition " the
town Of Lancaster: Begisning CT the Sohh~est
Of said lnLo No G. Bank Alley; thsnee East GiDrg
the iins Of said Alley hflsen U.s. feet thence Oah
parallel Hith tie West bouHdry line Of said Lot 10
gina West boundH linz, being the Southwest corner
Of te aforesaid Lot thence North along said " estern
bOuLdry line to the place Of beginning, being slIo
part Of Lot No. six (6j ofthe Bank addition, Eat VI
Lancaster. APPRAISED nj $500. Title clear.
Terms Of sals-One Third Ia hand third in one
residue in Two years with interest deferred
Paymrds. HESRY GlNGilER, adm tor.
Feb. q, Issj--I2 ALFRED WILLIAMS, Attorney.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22


Some 80 towns in Rockingham. sIsf-
ford and Hillsboro' Counties show just a
bou. The same relative vOts for Governor,
and with only two exceptions have elected
Know Nothing Representative.
The Yo.o Of Portsmouth is for Metcalf,
100, Baker, 5cG; Bell. 81; Fowler. -
Last year tho vote was, Baker, 47o; Bell.
45s; Free Soil GOT.
In some twenty cities and towns the
Know Nothihgs have elected o. Rep,G-
sen!aiives; the Democrats 10, and tie
Wings 2.
Three Anti Administration members Of
Congress are probably elected.
Governor Baker is badly beaten, and
there is no question bu: that Melcalf has
been elected by the people.
For members Of Congress there was but
two tickets in each District-the Demo
cratic and the opposition-aud the latter
are believed to be elected in all three
Districts. The same remarks applies al
50 to the State Senators in most of the
Districts.
! Complete returns from sixty five Giles
and towns gives Metcalf. X. n. 1884;
Baker, DEM, 9.168; Bell, Wing, 1,345i
Fowler, Free Soil, 289.
Incomplete returns from some forty 9th.
er towns do not essentially vary The com
plexion Of the above returns.
The vote Of Nashua is, for Metcalf, ,.
022; Baker, 473; Bell, l69; Fowler, e5.-
Last year the vote was, Baker, 553; Bell
644; Free Soil, 334.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22

fusion OfAll others by an average msjorl-
ty of60.
0xFoRD--American ticket over fusion
average ll3 majority.
Sherburne--AmeTiean ticket over fu-
sion average 85.
Greene-American ticket over fusion
from l20to $50.
STANDARDIZATION Supervisor elected
by l I majority; tho balance Of the Ameri-
can elected. In this town there are about
100 Irish voters, who fought ike KiIken-.
ny Cats.
McDogough-Americau ticket all elect
ed by 80 majority.
sullivan County.
The Americans have carried the follow
iOg towns: Monticello. l6 majority; Lib
erts, 237; Bethel, 1854; Fallsburgh, 70;
Manakating. $50; Neversink, 80; Rock
land Is; Thompson, 90; Foresiburgh, AZ.
One of Sans sons writes as follows:
In the first 7 towns the issue was Amer
icanism against all the odds and ends, and
sms, that could be scraped together, but
the people had seen Sam, and now the Fu-
sionists have seen the Elephant. Tbewirr-
IpuIlers had Littlejohn's exposure printed
and circulated, with few pass words add
led, to make it go down the throat of TIE
dear people, but they would not swallow
it; the fact is there is "a Hindoo Juggler a.
bout somewhere, and he has managed to
make the wire-pullers wonderful clever TO
each other Men who have been quarrel
ing for years have, by some strange meta
morphsis, become very friendly. But its
no use of their fling for they don'tknow
the time, and they must learn it of Sam
There are 6 towns yetto hear from, and we
hope to carry 9 of them, and next Fall all
Iofihem.'
Oneida County.
The Journal, with its accustomed "Ado
about Nothing" claims the result Of the
charter election in Utica as "simon pure"
Wing victory, when, in fact, the Wing
candidate for Mayor, received the entire
! American vote. Sam elected three out of
the six Aldermen, the City Attorney and
Treasurer. one Superintendent, and a Col
lector. Pretty good for the stronghold OF
the Choctaws and Ishmaelites.
There the foreign vote, marshalled by a
molly of American voters, rioted in un-
checked sway. No man could fail to see
that the entire Independent and patriotic
American vote was given the American
ticket, and the triumph of the opposition
lticketreveals the evil we would contend
against-namely, the prevention ofa state
of things by which the foreign vote, aided
by few unscrupulous and designing a.
mericans, can control our elections.
Similar testimony is borne by the Mag
ara Democrat, as follows:
The successful ticket had the support oi
the Seward Wings, which included all the
canal force and miscellaneous vote of ma
tive citizens of all parties and sections oI
parties who are opposed to the American
party, and the entire foreign vote, which
in the village is very large. AS is uni
formally the case when this latter vote is
marshalled by party leaders, there was a
large number of illegal tespolled. There
was in fact, yesterday such an exhibition
of the hands into which tie American
franchise has fallen, as is well calculated
to produce an American feeling with those
who willnever see the inside Of any Know
Nothing lodgN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
JOHN WORK,
Waot"lLI .'P r.r.ll D'4lI.I

WHo,uALU EnTAL DBILEE II
TIN * SiiE:ET-IRCN WARE,
.ssia'fr'G, nsa-Iy sppO1f;t ihs Tai.nsdEs Hsuss.
GAiS lakes pleasure IN calling ths attention ofh,s
customers sbd eouptry merchants generally. 80
he largest stock Of Copper TIN aud Shsst ron mans
faeureI brought " tliE MARKET lie takes II sat
psirs 10 keep constantly hand large VaTiSIy Of
esery ting that POSSIBLY be wanted 10 his lire shI
nEi,Sra binsef that from hts long experience IN the
Tin and Shsst-Iron Business,
ho will 5s able TO give fa ssutsseton to all who A.y
favor him with ihsir Having practical knorI
edEO Of the business, his sslectnBs niads W;tA
view 10 durability, style and chsApness.
Manufactured To OTJsy.
lie AlGo kespGln his employ Spme Of the best vert
that can be secured, and always haVinf on hand
the very best mate rtl, Is euaLed manufacture -
or;sr ythinS aud avery thing desirable Ih hiI line
ih ~ good style AID On AZ fair terms EnyWksra
be had
All kinds OF Stoves, DC.
Nsveri tho history Of Lancaster WAS ihere au eStsb
shme that ept hand laFges end more eotnp ets
assortment Of stoves. OF all kinds and yAstieI lie
also prepared with large ab- OF Ere GrGtss and
for the accom- OF his keeps on haId
zlGfga quantity VI Fire Brist, manufactured sxpress
iy vith view TO puftug up Grstss. &c.
Id Ee. any and every hinS Beed9d IN hls line be
secured by giving hiH call. ard al pricss reason
able can bs Obtsine5 IN any Other eItabiShr1Hts
the Sis;e. lBssnteh his present stock Is Eresil
nor 10 his former In quantity, quality, variety
cheapnes. he feels c9nHjsbt that poEsDns givinE hi
cali viii 50 Assy highly delighted and amply ssia.S
~ Fe aisD keeps constantly on hIEs
\Sr-1zs----rs largo Stock Of steel E'IOw.,
[4ZAS OF Cincinnati aud CirelsTilis u an
cEzsEsnS<AEes1 sfseteTe
Lancaster, March 0, 1e55-A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
LAND TOR NALE.

TEN1E undersigned offers for sale Eighty Acres
OF Land, located in Hooking Township, :
miles West Of Lancaster, on the Turnpike. described
as follows: ii being the West half Of the S6l,thwest
Quarter of Section No 10, Township No. "a. in Range
- No. 10. improvements consist of TWO Or
Iii DWELLING HOUSES and STABLE good 4lsS
sSlI. SPRl Nc handy to the Dwelling, GOOD l.
YOUNG ORCHARD of grated Fruit, Fifty Acres
cleared undor cultivation. Whole Eighty Acres un-
der good fence, the other Thirty Acres well imbcred
nice Sugar Orchard, two naver-falling streams OF
water passing through the farm The price 1.-THE above
land is $50 per acre, two thousand dollars in hand the
balance in two annual payments with interest.
For frthor particulars apply to the subscriber liz ns
on the premises. WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR.
February l, IsJ5-3ot
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
CITY ELECTION.

YENIE Qualified Voters OF the City Of Lancaster will
meet on 10 Onday the 2nd day of april
next. al the following places within their respective
Wards tO-wit:
In Ward No. l, atthe ONCE of. Embleh, Beechcr'r
Corner
In Ward No. @ at Clerks Ofice, in Public Building,
In Ward NO.3 at the Gazette Once Post Once trout
In Ward No. lat the City Hail. 10 elect the follow
ing Officers. to-wit
Mayor, for the term oftwo years;
City solicitor, for the term Of two years.
City Treasurer, for the term Of one year.
City Marshal, for the term OF one year.
City Trustee for each Ward, for the term yosrt.
Trustee for Water Works. for the term Of 3years.
School Directors. for the term of three years.
Assessors, one for each Ward.
JOHN GARAGuTY, Mayor.
Lancaster, Ohio, March !, 1858
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22

Human FOR SAM.-On Monday last,
the 9TH of March, says the Boonsboro' Odd
Fellow, an election for town officers was
held in this place. "Sam," that good old
patriotic soul. as usual, came along and
rallied his forces. In moment, lis ene-
mics fed and left the field, without stri-
king blow, in the hands of the mighty
conqueror. The following gentlemen were
elected by majority of siyht 10 one: Bur-
CESS, John Stone; Assistant Burgess; John
knodle; Commissioners, DR.. VIM. Z. Da-
Wis, Hiram Durham, Sam. Suman, Josiah
Thomas. Elias O'Neal. There was some
mighty long faces about the time there
was something suspected of going on
Some looked as though they might have
lost every friend on earth.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22

AMERICAN VIcToRY IN BATTLE CREEK. a.
The Battle Creek Journal says the charter
election of that village, on Monday last,
was by far the most spirited contest ever
Witnessed there, and resulted in a complete
and triumphant victory to the American
party. 1t says there were three tickets in
the field, one of (which (tho Know Moth
ing) made clean sweep, entirely distanc-
ing the other two. The following gentle
l....A..l.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
New Hampshire Election.

' CONCORD, March IS.
The full returns are from one-hundred
and eighty nine towns, giving Mctcalf %, :
III, Baker %, 76O, Bell 2,082, and Fow-
ler ,015.
Out of $50 Representatives elected, Ga
are Democrats. The opposition has e.
lected three Congressman, four out Of Eve
Counsellers, and ten out of twelve State
Senators.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22

AMERICAN TTIUMPu.-An election for
City Recorder took place at Houston, Tex
as, 10Th February. T. S. Anderson, A
merican, was elected by 118 majority
The Anti-American candidate received
sixteen votes.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22

1-TNEURALGIA-1his formidable disease. which
seems TO battle the skill of physicians, yields like
gle to Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. F. Boyden, formerly Of the Aster House. New
York, and late proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel,
Richmond, Virginia. il of the hundreds who have
been cured Of severe Neuralgia, by Carters Spanish
Mixture.
Since his cure, he has recommended II 20 numbers
OF others, who we're suffering with neGr! every form
OF disease, with the most wonderful success.
He says 1t is the most extraordinary medicine he haS
ever seen used aud the best blood purifier known.
= = See advertisement In another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
JOHN LY ONS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER s DgAbER IN
EiOuF, Bacon, Fisl, Salt, Eer, COrdaSc, ,
TyriDes, Glassware, Stone & Wood
en- Wares, Tobaccos, SnufEs, CT.
gars. Dye StufRs, Fruits, Noe
f:0uS Ac. Gc.

NNR door wesi Of Exchange BaIik ~ 2artin & Co..
Main street LiHeLster, Oho, invites TIE sttea-
liVH 0i The ie citizens of Fairfield and adjoining conn
ties,lp hseXtsusiye stock hand. lie IL prePg red
- Sci! from Tie cilds cent ihS gsntiemaH's ten
huus-n colars and let be uhderstoc thai he dOnI
l-tany hOuse UEd sr sell hlm.
y. >. Having laken the shop sotth of the Market
hOase. aud siOczed il vt every variety ~ Groceries
Provisions &r., al u wAich viii s s1d The same
prices. a. Vioss ai his Main street siop. Hs would
say 10 the Farmers that jne season he will bs rrs-
pared ~ sapply tiem with all kinds FLAKE lsh.
BtiEG on your Bacon or money, or ysEfS credit
10 ta0se that wish 10 open an account.
LaLcRstsr, March -, lt55-3mfO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
SECOND DISPATCH.

Two hundred and five towns have been
heard frcm up to this evening, giving Met
calf 81, 1856, Baker 25, ,5G4, Bell 3.306,and
Fowler l,l64. The twenty voting places
yet to hear from will probably reduce
Metcalps majority about !, 500.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
PURITC SALE.

FHNHE subscriber will sell at hi. residence five miles
n North of Lancaster, better known as the Poormsn
Farm, on the Columbus Road, Greenfield Township,
ON Monday the 26th day of March, 1855
The following described property, to-wit:
S Head Of Horses among them one Trottng Mare
10 years old and her Coils all sired by Duroch the
Mare at present is with foalb by Clay Trustee;
Cows, one of them fresh milk, all DurhamS
A variety of Farming Utensils, such as PopEhs,
Harrows, &c; 25O0lbs. assorted RACSN;
One Buggy, ,nearlynew; Buggy d Wagon Harness.
10 Barrels CIDER VINEGAR, first rate article;
! Cooking Stove and Parlor Stoves;
A variety of Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
Tubs Barrels and variety Of other articles.
Six months credit will be given all sums over So,
the purchaser giving note with approved security all
under 50 cash Louis Won RoDEN.
March ], 1s55-3w43
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22

RESULT OF LAST WEEKS ELEcTIoNs.-
Out of twelve mayors elected last week, in
different portions of the country. the A
merican party elected eleven, the Demo-
cratic, or foreign, party five, & the Wings
three, Verily"Sam" does execution when
ever and wherever he makes his appear
ance.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
iSr0Tn PcmmsylyaIlia,

By private letterfrom Forest County Pa,
we learn that in the town of Barnett, the en-
tire American ticket was elected by large
majority. In jerks about one-half of the
ticket was elected. In Jefferson county the
American ticket was also triumphant.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
MAINE ELECTION.

At the municipal election in Bangor, ].
I. X. Haywood, Know Nothing, (also on
the Citizens ticket, twas chosen Mayor
The vote stood, Haywood 1856, N. II.
Mills 756. The Alderman and Council
men are elected in the same ratio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22

The EMPEROR NIcHoLAs,-The N. Y.
Journal of Commerce Of Saturday has a
telegraphic dispatch from its Washington
correspondent, dated Friday evening,
which says:
The Boston Legation discredited the
account of tho Cars death. They say
the event could not have been known in
London on the morning of the Sd, if it
occurred at 1-o'cloek on the Cd; and that
prior advices were thar the Csar was in
good health. The French and English
Ministers believe the account true, and
that the event will promote peace.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
pRcRATE NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby gwen that {. z. shaFer, Ad-
= minisiratUs Of the estate Of Amanda 1wvmEn
deceased. has hled in tho Office Of ha Probate COau
% Fairfield County, Ohin, his account current And
vouchers thereto for -pee0a aud 6iLl sstlsuent
and that the viii be fsr heariRg on the gti
cG March 1855, a. sSvn afera. may be convenient
VIRGIL L. SHAW, Frobdis Judge.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22

AMERICAN VICTORY IN CoLnwATER.--
The Coldwater Sentinel, and old-line pa
per, howls piteously over the complete vic
tory of the American party in that village
al the recent charter election.