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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-13

In the matter of the intended application OF TH0S.
c. REIGHaRT to the Court of Quarter Sessions
OF Bedford County, at april Term, $50, for a j.
cense to keep Tavern in the house b" now occu-
pies in the townshpof Union, il being old stand.
VIZ, the subscribers citizens OF, and residing with
in the bounds % Gaion township do hereby certify.
that personally and well acquainted with
Thomas {, Rriahart the above petitioueT--that be
Is. aud know him TO he, OF good repate, Tor homes
~ and temperance and is We'll provided with house-
and convenienees for the lodging and acconIDo-
dalton of strangers and travellers nd DO further
certify, that We kuow the house lof which the IT,
prayed, and from its neghhorhood and situa-
ton believe II 10 be suitable Tor Tavern, and fur
her, that such Tavern is necessary 10 accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and travellers
john Gochnour, David GachnouF, John
Wnl, Isaac Sinner, Jacob Prese5h-, John Moor
head, Frpti'k. Sinner. Adam Iiaasy, J. D.
Ecthard, Samuel II. Stafrr, Moses McIIwaine,
John GochnoCr, Jr.
March 80, 1855
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-13
NV GEO. w. BOWMAN.
NEW SERIES

/, the matter of the intended application OF EsPf
." r ANDERSON, 10 the Court OF Quarter Sessions
~ Bedford County. at April Term, 1853, for a
;csnse ia keep Tavern in the house now occu-
MED by him as sac, toe Bedford Springs, IN the
Township of Bedford, it bftag an old stand.
We the subscribers, citizens of, and residing with
:, The bounds OF Bedford township do hereby certify,
that we are personally and veil acquainted with
Es,,, T.. Anderson the above petiioner-that be IS,
I'd ,ye know him TO be, of good repute Tor honesty
and temperance, and is we'd provided with house
roo,o and convenepces COR the odgIng and accommo-
tafion Of strangers and travellers. And we do fur
,Ssr certify, that we know the house tor which the
license is prayed, and from It's neighborhood and
situation believe il TO be suitable for Tavern. and
,nrtber. that such Tavern IS necessary to aecommo-
ste the public and entertain strangers and travel
iers.
Daniel IVashabangb. Jno. Watson, George
". Saith, WIN. Di6ert, David Patterson, Geo.
Smith, Matthew Pitrson, Frederick AauSle,
johnson Hafer, Michael Wrisel, i'hos. Knox,
Jacob Senior.
March 80, 1888.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-13

In the matter of the intended application ofJ0NA-
THAN FEIGlITNER to the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions Of Bedford County, at April Term, 1855, for
a License to keep Tavern in the house he now
occupies the township OF Harrison, il being an
old stand.
We, the subscribers citizen Of, and residing with
in the bounds of Harrison township do hereby certi-
fy, that personally and well acquainted
with Jonathan Feightner the above petitioner
that he is, and We know him TO be, OF good
repHte, for honesty and temperance, and is we'll pro-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-13

in the bounds of Hopewell township do hereby certi-
~, that we personally and well acquainted with
George (1ebach the above petlfionerthat he IS, and
we know him to be, of good repue, for honesty and
temperance and is well provided with house-roern
and convenenees for the lodging and accommodation
Of strangers and travellers And we DO further GER
liy. that we know the house for which the license
Is prayed, and from its neigh5oFhood and situation
believe 10 be suitable for Tavern, and further,
that such Tavern l. necessary 10 accommodate the
public and entertain strangers and travellers.
David EcheIhergpr, Abraham Fiuck. John
Gorsuch, Thos. II. Young, Christian Bert2pl,
Alexander Davis, William A. Young, Eoha
Basher, Michael FIuck, Eli Fuck, William
Gorsoch j. Hogan.
March 30, 1892.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-13

BEDFORD, PA. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL l2, 1855
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Died,


III this City, on the 18th Of September 1885, Mt tho
residence Of h,r GIthar, Mr.. Joseph A. Grocnc, after
an illness of wsct', Miss EFFIA \. GREENE, aged
twonty years and snty-four days. l..t
Thus was sldJ, ,nI. callpd from Garth, one, who but
short to before had perhaps fair prospects Of life
as the majority ofhar ynans assoclatcS and although
this decree may b. to ncomprchensiblc, yet should
We submissvely bow to Him, who doeth all things
well Her correct department and nmiablc disposi-
ton had gained for her the admiration ofmany friends,
and although young in years and surrounded with the
Ieasircs aud gaitics Df ifS, she neglected not her
future interests; but several years before her death
Ettia like Mary Of old, ehoso tlat good part' she
laid t ricc at ts feet of as tho evidence
Of its wa, during her iadilncss, sustained
by Ciraca aud In IL. midst OF h,r alctlon enabled to
rejoice In Col h,r saviour. sh united herself with
the Et gsh Lutheran Church of thsCy, of which she
dIcl faithful aud devoted msmbeT aud we doubt
not that sl,, Is now rcj Icing i thu upper sdnetuay
in III, presence Of that Saviour whom she loved and
worshippud on earth Tho kind and afsctionatc
daughter and sist ,r has passed away from carih o
eversund Taft to n6drA many aGe,tionasd relatives
and friends, but they mourn not rs those who have
no hope but anxiously look forward that time wher
they shall bs reunited with their loved one, In tina
better country whcrs parting shall b. no more, and
when the union of departed friends Is commensurate
with the eternity of God. G.
| On Friday M,rnng. t,) sist inst, GEORGE HEN
NY, only OF Ms. Pet,r Millor ag,d Nv years aud
| ~ eHty seven days.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Not Gone Over.

We were surprised, few days since,
to observe in certain of the Trimble papers.
a notice that the Toledo Times had hauled
down the Chase flag and run up the Trim
BILE banner. We could not believe that our
friend SMITH had thus stulti6ed himself.
and in the Times Of Saturday last, he con-
tradicts the report as follows:
"The Cincinnati Daily Times and the
Cleveland Morning Express, report us as
having hauled down the name of Mr.. Chase
and put up that Of Mr.. Trimble for Gov
ernor. We hayn't done that thing yet
gentlemen. and until we do. please not re
port us as having done the like"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
The Fever in Virginia.

BALTIMORE, Sept, 23,-The steamboat
North Carolina arrived to-day, and brings
intelligence form Norfolk up 10 noon Sat
urday.
Nothing can be moro appalling than the
present aspect Of affairs, and tho weather
has been so very unfavorablo as to cause
misgiyings with regard TO those who are
sick. -.,,....
Doctor Ferguson, President Of the How
ard Association, died Oh Saturday morn
ing. This fae.adls, greatly to the despon-
dency of the people.
The Physicians say that the disease has
lost none Of its malignity.
There were forty interments on Thurs
day and twenty eight on Friday. On Sat
urday thirty orders for collins had been
left with the undeiiakers up to ten o'clock
A. NJ.
During Friday night ten deaths occur
red. Miss Wallace, from New York, was
doing well.
At Portsmouth on Frilsy there were
25 deaths, on Thursday 22 and OH Satur-
day about 80. Drs. Wallis, of Baltimore,
and Ryser, of Philadelphia, are very ILL
Drs. Appel and Kennedy, Of Philadelphia,
are conyaIescent. Mr.. Reeside, an apoth-
ecary Of Philadelphia, is also down with
the fever.
The acting Mayor, Mr. Holiday, was ta'
ken to the hospital on yesterday.
1t is estimated that out Of $500 people
now in Portsmouth, 1000 Of them are eth
er convalescent or sick.
Acclimated nurses and physicians arr
much wanted; but the authorities hope
that no more will como from the North
who have not had the fever, to furnish
fresh victims.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

"Tho Ohio Eagle, published at Lancas-
ter, Ohio, is distinguished for its glowing
oulogies OF "our noble Governor-Mr. Me-
DiLL.p The reason for this appears in the
Clipper, published also at Lancaster. Mr..
Medill is the proprietor Of the Eagle, and
directs the machine by which the thunder
is emitted. We believe. however, it was
not the Eagle which first put in circulation
the report that Gov. Medill had been work
ing "for twelve years to get wheat up to
two dollars bushel. - Gin. Com.
But since the Governors departure out
into the State wheat has taken great fall,
and we understand the Governor has nm
nounced his intention to abandon tho re-
mainder Of his tour through the State
return, and if possible, bring up the price
again. but it will all be Of no avail, the
people here fully understand and apprcci'
ate his Demagoguism, and will give him
such rcbuke on the 9th Of October next
as lie may we'll remember.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Roud Notice.

Petition will be presented to the Board OF Com
missoners Of Fairfield county at their next session,
praying that much ofthc county road leading from
the Rock Mill TO its intersection with the Lancaster and
Royalton road the Busby farm. lies between the
following points In Bloom township In said county, be
vacated, to-wit: From the mouth of Jacob Bollen-
baugh lane the Zion Church road and praying that
new county road be laid out and established between
the following points, beginning at the mouth Of Jacob
Ballcnbaugh's lane: thence running South along tho
Section lines between the lands OF said jacob Ballen-
baueh, Samuel CTlst, Henry Wagner, Ames Welsh
and Levi Williamson TO said Lancaster and ROyalton
road at the corner OF the lands said Welsh and Will
hanson IN said Bloom township and there terminate.
July 5, ls55-4w0s MANY PETITIONERS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
LEGAL ADvERTIsEmENTss:
ShariG,n snIe-
Tas stat. Of oAiS Fairfield County, a..

TAs stats g .oAiS Fairfield csunty, a..
nuRsuANrto to the command OF a second vendil
from the CouTl OF Common Pioas or Farleld eov N,
", and TO directed, ~ offer az public sale an
Court House In Lancaster, Monday the 9eHd dar III
y. M, the following described Real Estate to-Wit:
In-Lot No. ,, CO feet 'front.' In the town Of New sH
lem, Fairfield County, Ohio, appraised AT $3.50
To be sold the property of r. B. & O. Psden NJ the
suit Of Daniel Keller, Executor Of Christian NeibinE
deceased. WIN. POTTER, Sherin
per c. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
HUNTER q DAuoHERIY, Attorneys.
The contingent right of dover OF Mrs. Crawford Pa.
den, will be reieased totho purchaser.
September 20, l655--5waOpfS3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
A Battle with the 'Indinns.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.--We learn by an
express just arrived at Independence that
a battle took place on the Sd instant, near
tho north fork Of the Platte river, between
General Harney's command, and large
party ofSioux Indians.
The contest lasted for several hours: the
Indians fighting furiously, but were final
" completely routed. with a loss Of eighty
killed, and fifty men and women taken
prisoners.
General Harney lost six killed and six
wounded. 2
The Indians are the same party that mas
sacred Major Grathan's command, and
nasdcred The mail party.
The way bill Of the mail was found in
their possession.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
PURLIC SALE
fUNlE undersigned will sell at public sale, on the
Il Coaniy Fair ground near Lancaster, Ohio,
On the esd & Gath days, of October

next variety OF ane Stock. yiz:
On the e3d Of October he will sell 10 head or hne
thorough bred, short horned, Durham Crttle-Con-
slsng OF eows2 three Year old heifers: one year
ling hieter; ihiefer calves; Bulls Ave year old;
oae three year old, one two year old aud one year
ine $500 lbs.
Five Jacks, consisting OF ''aohawkr the best Jack
IN Ohio and "Comm0dore, y .'Crey Eagle" anu one
yearling aud ono sucking colt, both OF great promise
-7and all OF superior Stock. b
Seven Connects, consisting OF three full grown,
served by Mohawk" last sutner--one two year old
and bone & r 49,
One pair OF very h.rgean ane N arc Mules.
Forty head Of grade Cows Hiefers and Calves
some hne Aiilkers. The cows have all been bulled
during the last season, BY thorough bred Durham
onthe sl.A, he viii OFFER g5 head of Horses mostly
work mares. served by the jack ''Mohawk' last sum
mer-amone this Stock Is a fne yoarling premium
Fily, out of the thorough bred Horse CIay trustee" Z"
Should any of the Stock first above mentioned not
be offered on tho ed the will be offered the
24th instant
Terms OF sale-six months credit, upon tho pur-
ehascrs giving note with approved suretes.
e. $500 1. se - 's9- JOHN T. BRASEE.
Lancaster. Sep,, IA, lSJJ,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
CosrespOndenee OF the LAncastor Gazotse.}
To the Tax Payers Of Fairfield County,
both great and small. y

Since The primary meetings Of the Dem
ocralie party in this county, | have been
exercised as to how shall vote at the next
election. Ny anxiety ofmind arises prin-
cipally from the faet that Daniel TsehopP
was repudiated by my democratic fellow
citizens for no other reasons under heaven
than his being foreigner Yes, brother
democrats. he was ignored on account oil
the accident of birth. by aparty too. who
profess great love for the honest foreign
born. They do not pretend that he was
not honest or capable. No, such charge
against Daniel Tschopp would be iudig-
nantly repelled by every man in the coun-
ty. wing and democrat. Tor his honesty has
grown-into proverb; the truth is, be was
too honest for his party; the reason OF his
being cast off was that he was opposed TO
letting the bail Of Asa Spurgeon SO clear
entirely. Iu the first place the former
Board of County Commissioners gave a.
way more than thousand dollars OF the
peoples money before q settlement was
made, and then after extending the time Of
payment indefinitely, aproposilion Is to be
made TO release large part OF the bal
ance to the securities, part OF whom have
in the mean time become bankrupt. You
all recollect that our present Auditor is now
heart and soul with the Treasury eaters
and must do Just as they say or ho will be
exposed in his vilIanies; he is the supple
tool Of the Red Lodge, and tho fear of ex-
posure haunts him and will follow him TO n
traitors grave. And who do they present
to the voters Of this county in place Of Dan
iel Tschopp for county Commmissioner?
why man who they have denounced more
than any other manin the county. the
regular cork leg candidate for the house
Of representatives, and while Tschopp was
doing tho battles of the democracy, and
working shoulder to shoulder with the par
| ty, he. Col Sharp was denouncins the
party and dismembering 1t. Now he is ex
alted and Tschopp is repudiated. Thi'
gave me the back ache, and l shall nevet
act again with them. Consistency thot
{ art Jewell" | call upon all honest demo
Gratis to look well to their interest before
voting for Col Sharp. He is made o
slippery elm and notof hickory. as man!
suppose. If he was treacherous once HI
will bc treachorous again. 1t is part o
his nature TO dodge; VIC want no dodgers
:. ne want an honest Commissioner, particu
larly now. Let us wipo up the treasur.
eaters; put men in Office who are fearles
, in the discharge of duty, and such a stat
of corruption will bo disclosed as will dis
gust tho nostrils Of the least fastidiou
member of the so called democratic party
!. Yes, the days of misrulc in old Fairfield
about to end, the star Of success is in th
ascendant, and will certainly culmina'e o
Tuesday the ninth day Of October next; the
: look out for rats. Yours,
. PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Sherif,s Sale.

The State. of Ohio, Fairfsd CSuatyi IS. 3-
NJURSUANf to the command Of third ordor of
sale, from the Court 6f Common Pleas In and 70
sae county, and 70 ne directed, wri offer at public
day OF October A. D. 1855 between the hours Of 10 d.
elosk A. NJ ahd O'Clock p, M, tho following descfi-
oed real estate, to wt74 69-1eO acres Of land bein,
east Malt Of the southeast Quarter Of Section No.
IN 70 ~hship No; -, of Range No. 10, oftho United
st1,es lands at Chllieothe. Appraised at Sls acre.
ri9S Lysthger at the suit Off. NJ. Fowler,
fefhs 81 Sale cqsh. WA. POTTER, SherfHs
Bs. G. =, N. WIsEMAN, Deputy.
august 30, 1865. 5wl7 prfee a 90
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
LOcIxvIIlc Mills.

yUNHE subscriber has purchased the above property,
: apdis now prepared to do custom work as we'll
as 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 iimes flour the
same for customers. u desired. He has employed
experienced Miller and win rendergen0ra satisfac-
tiOn
ITThe Disiilery, with all its machinery, is for sale
together with Boiler, Tubs, &c. The Saw-mill nd.
Joining II is also for sale, Fs
Persons wishing to buy town lots can be accommo.
dated. Tho proprietor can at all times be found a
his mill in Lockyllle, his farm, miles south
east Of Loekvillc, and : mile west of Carol,
DANIEL BOYER.
August2, ls55.-anfI5 Nt $3.50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Sherih,s Sale.
J 71e S,st, Of Ohio. Fair6,Ja cav,

7Ae State Of ohiO, Fairfield County, -.
THURSUANT-tot tho command ofan order Of sale from
I the Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield tohhiyi
Ohio, and TO directed will 6er aipubiic sale
the Court House In Saturday tAe 2DfA dad
Of September "a 1855 between the hours OF 10
A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, to-wit: Lots Nos. 0, 10, H. ~ l3 Is and
II In John G. Hampsons addition TO the town Of Pleai
santvine. Appraised follows Lot No. 10 at S25; Lot
No. at SI7; Lot No. II at S35; Not No. l2 at Sac Lot
No. Is at $50; Lot No. l6 al 90 and Lot No. II al 49,
to be said the property OF W. W. Stewart, 10 salts,
~ n. c. Millerf for the use of David Cupp.
WIN. POTTER, Sheriff.
By C. NJ. l.. WISEMAN, Deputy.
August %, ls5S-Swl6pfe3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, SC.

ID J. BLACK would call tho attention of his
III. friends and tho public generally, to tho fine
stock of FRuIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHuBE, VNEs,
&C., which he offers for sale the coming Fail, at his
Nursery, three miles east of Bremen. T
His stock consists Of Apple, Pear both standard and
dwarf) Qaiaee, Peach, Plum, Apricot, eetGrins and
Cherry 1rsesi Grape Pines, CarraRs, Goose5orries,
RasP6errics, Gel and Ornamental Trees-deeidWoHs
and EUergrsen.
None but the very best Fruits, and well grown trees,
will be sent out from the Nursery; and eYory variety
is parrdnfed correct, having been propagated by the
proprietor bimsclf, under his immediate direction.
No trouble nor expense has boon spared during the
last six years in obtaining the best fruits in the
try, aud visit to the Nursery. examination o
the Catalogue, will show thai he has OF tho hnes
collections Of fruit In Central Ohio.
Orders from persons who find itinconyenient to vis
tho Nursery will bs promptly attended to. II address
cd to the proprietor at RUSHViI.lE, Quo.
Descriptive Catalogues furnished gratis.
The following gentlemen referred to:-B. w
CARLISLE, Greenfield township: Charles DREsBAcH
ESQ.,, Lancaster, Ohio; DR. NouRsE, Baltimore, Ohio
Rev. s. NJ. BRiGHT, do, 81 81 i-.t
September 90, 1855. 20tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
l.H ----f 49, -rTT--' - 2 r ~--'-
To Amdrew FOuSt, John ChaneY Rnd


David Lyle. ny
GENTs:--As member OF our old and
time honored Democratic Party Of this
county, | put 10 you the following ques.
tions thro' the columns Of both the ''Ga-
zetto" and "Clipper:" fare you in favor
Of the repeal oftLe Missouri Compromised?
| should have put this question TO you
through the columns Of the Eagle" but
from tho fact that Mcssrs. Tuthill and
Schleich, its editors, have steadily refused
to touch this subject editorially, or to ad-
init any communications on the subject,
| notice by the last Eagle that these gen.
tlemen, with their accustomed urbanity,
have volunteered to save you the trouble,
by saying that "7As Missouri Compromise
,Vds repcGird some turlcs months ago, and
therefore is not now to he repealed" This
! admit to be an evasion Of a plain ques-
ton, characteristic OF these gentlemen; for
they. as well as you. must have plainly un-
derstood the import ofmy inquiry. did
not ask them the question, but you, gen.
tlemen, as you are now candidates for our
sulirages; land speak not only for my
self, but also for a number Of my demo
cratic nelghbors) )-"Ars you in favor oI
tho repeal Of the Missouri Compromise ?"
Or II you wish Il in palmer terms, Were
yon, Hnd are you now, in favor Of the Ne
braska. Kansas Act, rs 1t is usually term
ed--and more particularly that clause tha
repealed the Missouri Compromise ? w,
!, wish an answer explicitly from you, m,
not from the editors Of the Eagle, as thei
views are well known to the people, by tn
course pursued by them on the subject.
|, ] ask you again to answer through III
| Eagle orany other source yon may choose
a With Mr. Ohase's views on.the snbject
have nothing to do, but refer you to hin
self Yours. respectfully, ~
= AN O1n DENocRAr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
sEnAsTOPOI LUST TAKEN.

TWNHE Subscribers have now got their Now FIGURING
Mill In full operation and will purchase all the
good wheat ,aas shey can Eet, nha pay aho nlgh"s,
their Mil. We will also do custom work for tho far
ners when grists OF 10 bushels and upwards, every
thing less we will give -four In exchange. We wish TO
do a home trade aud will deliver -four by the Barrel
to svcry part the city free OF drayagef the -four
docs not prove good return the same aud we will rem
dor satisfaction, SNYDER d KENM0N.
Opposite Goo. Rings Woolen Factory.
Lancaster. Ohio, august 30, ls55--l7n