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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
CoNsIaNEEs

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s n; err &iS o Mssa seo cassns GeoJ
ponnsly suzeneRger Et InodPoo'e Hst &so Rib
srds soeumb seoL Ba sc Gaines-Fpa Rcphsnsrsa,k
saufsr AGO. Dswfon heoL 6turevan cn-Beek Hf
H,erssG Woodman &coPertps, CsmpbsI Gcos.S W.t n
CON- MtlerWard Sander Huu-Backnsr, ton a. Nevman
sussa1oon crs TneaulR
Mari knm-sbrg Harysy-H H Hasea d Head Ms,,s
hfo-F Frederskson Be ,aeske AeoGeo Vs
denburg tcoV DavdR Hrrton-G Dunbsr- Mn
&eoePss sinms a-Frel-u. ssv.nsea Aeo-e Pines s,a
co.. Msrsisan-sissey Psustney-FF HungD HpnbrechN
aa.w Ar.s. osIKaps &so N.sts AoJ Baquis-D
BATES Msgee KneasDsgis JsnkGs eo-C n Raev IsoI
Boyle &:sstr,'toa G,yerJ Bokms-Haward L. HAIL. IaL
land ed Watson co--ofdeY. + stEE INIT '
ste mshp Ocean Bird from New YokByan, &eoMorrs.
son fee Converse &eoR tsedde AeoE Hart Ace-Nork
smeds' &co- Weofrur Geo Taylor Huddn AcoT Gui.sh
Monoe coJ NAKED E1wsds-A WtiAey-yoir Leesssrs e.
6 AlNgn .syrog. LsngsaorL MsnonC Yuls, j., &caG
hamJ Aobt @soA BasteoI-cM simpsonZeiae King eoand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12

~ The bark WASHINGTON BUTCHER, Can't.
Collins rtm Phil dpbr di,chsrgins her cargo III po "a
sse91d pst congusss will psaso sstsnd receipt II their
nol9 GEO ". HYNsoN d Co "a Camp 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY MoRsINa. Nov. Ia, 1866.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

seamnhp Daniel Webster PetscD Point Arnser
#4Qg5- w c Tsmpetou
Steamship Perseverance,, Sheppard for Galveston
q Morgan
Ship Cbaremange, Ga,es for HAvre j p VI hnney Geo
Adams Gray, Henry, Havana, Castillo H.rsps
Schr II a. Harlan. for PenAacoa
barge Hslena, MnIeai, for Mohlle Huntingdon Wade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
~ Below-Coming Up.
Ship Asren Gary days from Liverpool t, Whitney &co

MEMoRANDA
The steamship Mexico steamship Prsmsheus passed
Pass casao bar the 9Th A. M bound Corpus chs
with On the steamship hon left Cayae bar
for Corpus Christi with Government stores.
The sesmshp Ocean Bird Gd4ene M New on the Cd
inst at II e AN Arrived Havana the 9Th, at4EaPM Lett
Havana sh NJ arrived the levse seoock Sat-
uiday
Spanish steamship Mexico ate 81 l Vera cu1 I'd Now
for Havana The British nail steamship So left the for Ha
The Mexico with Is
Left Crur ready sail the aOop Water Witch
King. master, for BrsnOs Santiago. @sv =
Steamer LsCums lett Alexandria the sh. The river riaea
feet but falling again. Heavy storm snsg Pon-H wgh.
below that with chimney blown DOWN. feet on Snae
Point falling. Met ve,or Hope Gsrton
iug-Lons Star laid up at Alexandria. &
SPOKEN s4
By the ship JOHANNESBURG ns Key Bank shin
Dssdemona, from Boston for thin port
~ a EXPORTS. 4f= %tFa,ss.
HAyRE Ship Char,emange sol.en bb aour
HAVANABrg lard 600 kgs de- son
kss butter 70 tea aow hams Il sSSo
POINT ARENsER-s Steamship Daniel w.bstsr-Fuel.
GALVESTON AND Perseverance l1s
iss pcs castings PIG. nSss' sugar Y
Ei hid sugar Dbl OIL barrels
snsrs eo'A ks ~ ana '''ae lot Of ma
!.
70 bIs eap as bb 40
IMPORTS.
LNERPooL-Shp Wizard Kng--1s 900 slates to David
son oos oacks aalt Whitney &colda bbs beer Egena
HAVREship Jobannibur- pea mdes Wolff Schw.bi
Dr. Haf4y-l0 yog Jsanno cas Girauds &eo
&C kook-9L Saiva6 Fshsr-1 Eimer3 Gold nHh Haher
COS Andrew SIesu Tsyol Lecape tiers Marbur &
FOSTERS poer Ruherl Hogel Bradd-I Callers
LPansh Consult PicherY2 Th eapr4 Tsios-
pr seanlani soadousqus Lodowig-3p Lsdain Perkins
Leon P.irrs &co-3 Eraus4 Ravelet Founi0 Barss-
Il Messina Tavsrno-I4 Meua Fedag--9 haaI< Gonaux
4oia-2 North Smsd &ees Blsche2 Mouo--s roee-
yaurs BiAchs-i Hieeks-6 HYDE 3oodcha
Iouon snard Aeo--A Franka-5 Godman9 HfsrY
Mayer b,os-s Martini su.zsasgesr &ses Marnona
Leyois-a Boulingsr2 Lisehod Acol Haggery-i6
Boron-A Bo1s5 Gusrin-5 Dadoes ai Mis- Fsret95
II Holmes = Endermae Fils-l GaIC Lsfts-sZ Psriis-l
Ludewig.3 Jeannet Quarter Acoi Clstsrnan &co
sis6re-S GaapiI Psrissna Bagan-5 aly6 Star
zeneggsr Eternod Tsdos-s Dacongsf Bsrgeia
Boa.ronlo BauiersB Dom-i Fosdick-l Jeannst-
oFoyads L9veil Giqusl Jnnison Ia 4 Aona9l
ptnssd-s Bin che- bonsommsn9s Gulot-g
Andre--90P Gans-sT Gands-4 Lanbst q LStaEta Der
hes ia TsiAmonA Godhanx CtAms Duntz
Ken2 80 bsk wiaa aiok0 Qasyronse a. Lapg.-
dorn-eo Deehampas cnyaoo &co hxsnanso Smys
osbon &col90 l4ptgs
ss &cob easks liquors De Reiber 80 qnors
bakta Remand bdls
ordsr.s 2
HAVANA-BE Wm Mierias bales tobacco, II sexa,s
Walls Samboa2 estsrfsld
no bono sfSal3 dc Esprisu, Romagoss &sn dc Castillo
rlspi 90 Nachendreth Cosa5 do hnas
so8 snd 6 do 20 bales tobacco ords bxs
sugar LAe0rds xiquss-ls Rya dol cssasoi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
American Protestant Association

New YoRx, July ss.-At yesterdays
session of the American Protestant Asso-
ciaton's National Convention, PROPOSE
ton was introduced to strike from the con-
stitution the word American, so that the
name would read simply, Protestant AS
sociation. Intense excitement followed
and the movers we're threatened with tos:
out of the window. The chairman finally
declared the motion out of order, and tho
matter dropped.
The Grand Encampment Of the A. P. A
also met yesterday in this city, and after
the choice ofofficers, adjourned 10 meet il
Cincinnati in June, 1856.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
New York Marker.

New YoRK, July 3l.-Cotton. firm. with
upward tendency; sales 1000 bales N. o.
Middling at III; Upland Middlug leg.
Flour, firm; sales 7. 500 bbls Strait State
Soutberen unchanged, with sales of 900
bbls. Wheat, a triae higher, with sales ol
l9 900 bus Southern White at 800; Red
/ ,85. Corn, a triAe lower, with sales o.
as, 900 bush at 885 for Mixed. Pork. low.
er, with sales of 1850 bbls Mess at 1852
Beef, firm, with sales of 15O bbls. LarC
dull. with sales Of 275 kegs. Whiskey
dull. with sales of275 bbls Ohio. GFoce
ries, firm.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 98,-Thc deaths
from Yellow Fever at the Hospital, for the
week ending to-day, reach lol. The Fe-
YER has also appeared at Baton Rouge.
Cotton is tri6e higher, owing to light
stocks. Tho sales reach 225o bales.
BosroN, July 3o.-The defalcation o.
Tuckerman, the Treasurer Of the Eastern
R. R. Co., will reach to about e45. 800 dol
lars. A new Board Of Directors has beer
chosen.
NoRroLK. VA, July 3o.-17 cases of yel
low fever and two deaths have occurred
here. The infection is traceabls to Cos
port.
BAIrn4oar. July So.-Judge William
Frick, Of the Supreme Court Of Maryland
died yesterday at bis farm at Sulphu
Springs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
From New York,

New Yonx. July 3o.-Several deaths
from sun stroke occurred on Friday and
Saturday. Two men were killed on Sat.
urday, by falling from scaffold in front oI
the New York Hotel, where they were en-
gagged in painting the building. The Ma
.Iional Convention Of the Pro;estantAssocia.
ton, which has been in session here for a
week, adjourned on last Saturday. The
Convention meets again in Cincinnati the
3d Tuesday in June, 1856. t..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

The amount oflisbiies DE OF not due SS25.sl4 -
70 Banks Or other grsdItors,-EotA!ng-
Lossed djusisd and dus.-noAe.
LVsses adjusted and not due SSe4l4 81
Losses uIadj usIed HBt ~ suspense, waiting
further proof or contested iN. III gl2
Ali other claims against the Company are SHALL, for
! Printing. &c
Agents Instructed 10 take Tisk exceeding sieccO
T3e amount insured ia HEy CITY, town or Vlsg=, va
ries, depending upon the character, natsTial and
construction Of buildings, the with OF streets, tic
supply water aud efficiency Of the fire department.,
! src other cireumsisEess.
The amount la blocks ofbuildnes also VARIES
the intention s TO limit the loss by ANY fre 10
less than $4,000.
The Act OF Incorporation is the fled In July,
1874. THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Hartford County, ss.l
HARTFORD, July 5th, 1856.
Personally appeared THoNAs A. ALExASDER seere-
tary Of the ETEA lEErRAscE CoSFAXT, and made oath
that the foregoing statement by him subscribed, is
true, according his best kHoEledRe and belief.
HENRY FoWLEE. Justice ofthe Peace.
p. VAN THUMB.
Auguste-3wI3 Agent for Flirfeld County.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Mortality in New York.

New YoRx, July 3o.-The number Of
deaths last week, in this city, reached 669.
The friends of the Prohibitory Law are
determined that the ordinance shall remain
imperative no longer ifthey can help it
Failing to have the constitutionality of the
law tested by mutual agreement with liq-
uor dealers, they are determined to force
the question into Court if possible.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Presidential Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Jaly 3o.-The President
has appointed Hon. John L. Dawson Of
Penn, Governor of Kansas, in place of
Reeder, removed. Dawson, as an eifec-
tive member oflast Congress, voted for the
Kansas and Nebraska bill He is also
known as strenuous advocate of the poll
cy Of giving homesteads 10 actual settlers,
and introduced bill for that purpose
whichpassed the House of Representatives,
but failed in the Senate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
From Boston.

BosroN, July 3o.-The Society of the
New England Association of Clergymen
has issued second circular, proposing to
enlist the 5000 clergymen Of New Eng
land as life members of the Emigrant and
Aid Society, on payment Of $50 each; the
proceeds to be expended in settling Kansas
with Christians from New England.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Lancaster mnrItets.

GAZETTE OFFICE, July 40, Is56.-our
quotations this morning are as follows
Wheat. l.l0; Flour, $500 per barrel;
Corn, So; Rye, ,..eo: Oats. 80 cite; Clover
seed $50; Timothy seed, 3a4.oO; Pota.
toes, 95 cents. Flax seed. 9oc:; But
ter, l2915c; Eggs. 6as cents, ,Salt.s,37
Beans, l,5o; Soaps. 5@6e: Coffee,
la4al6c; Tea, 6o@ 100; ;Molssses, ,.4Os46
Sugar. 8a9c. White Fish. l3 dollars pei
barrel; Pickerel 10. 90 to IL. 90; Rice 8 Iao
Vinegar. 18a25 cents; Tobacco, 25a35cts
Hay. e,oo@s.oo. Tallow lo1 per brl
Whisky, 33c. Wool 2Oa33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA. July 3l.-Receipts Of
beef cattle during the week small, notwith-
standing which prices have declined a
shade AT market. 700 beeves, 1000
sheep and lambs-prices of beef cattle s4a
1879 100 lbs; sheep sold at ea2,75; lambs
2a2. so. The high prices of beef has ere
aied a demand for sheep, which is hardly
met in supply.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Yellow Fever InteIIiEen ce.

BALTIMORE, July 3o.-New Orleans pa
pers of Sunday are received. They con
tain no news of interest.
Advicos from Portsmouth, Va. state
that up to Saturday night there had beer
"a cases of Yellow Fever, and !8deaths.
AL Gosport the disease seems to be OF
the increase, and attended by large pc
centage Of deaths.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Cincinnnli Market .

CtScrxSAr1, July 3I.-The demand for
-four is in advance of the supply, and pri-
ces are looking'upward. 267 bbls sold al
S7,75, and $50 at $3.50. Market for ba-
con firm, and some sales made at an ad-
vance on previous quotations.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, July 3l.-Whcat nominal
at l BOG 80. Corn 75c. Oats Soc.
Cheese &c. Butter 14c. Sail / SO
Ale, per barrel, 500. Stock $500
Whskey Highwines 34tc. Flour super.
6ne 9, ,371a9, so.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
aIMaior Polk, the brotherof the fol

EEMaior Polk. the brotherof the for
mer President Of that name, Is an anti
Know-Nothing candidate for the Teunes-
see Legislature.
The United States Circuit Court for the
Northern District Of Ohio convened in
Cleveland on the 10th inst, Judge Wilson
on the bench
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

Examined with the vouehsrs and found to be correct,
DANIEL TSCHOPP,
DANIEL COLLINS,
ANDREW PETERS,
Jane :, Is55 Commissioners Faifaeld County.
PubIisnsd b5 order Of the Bosrd.
J. w. TOWSON,
Juno Ii, 1855. Auditor Of Fairfield eoanty.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

A LADY DECORATED ON THE FIELD OF
BATrLE.-While the attack on the Name
lon was going on an English lady, the wife
of one Of the officers, was present and dis
played great GOODNESS and courage. Gen.
Penhefsathcr observing this, wentup and
cut off a medal from the coat Of a dead
Russian officer, and in the most gallant
manner and with very pretty compliment
pinned 1t on her shawl, saying she had
fairly earned it. The General is great
favorite with the army, and the lady, who
has great personal attractions. and is the
daughter Of an old general officer, highly
prizes the medal, which she literally OBJ
iainad ON the field of battle.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
coMMRRcIAL IHTFLLTeEECE.
EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE TABLE
cSEyssfs< ssstIT ~ fsszf o., sftAs Ersts.rs ss.t
LANCASTER

GANAANSE AMI BANA NOIE TABLE
cs0safsf ssstIT ~ ssfizs o., sffAs Ersksars BsuE
LAEcASTER.
OHIO. 1ENSRssIE.
All State Brnnches und Old Baaka ace a.
si.i. siees saats FsF Pee Bssks ssedis
Except 0if pfess STATE LOUISIANA
Stock 5 dl All SolVaat Dznkg par
iNDiAFA. NORTH CAROLINA.
state bant par All Solvent Ba1ta 5pc dis
Pros Banks 5to7S Scdis GEORCtA
KENTUCKY. All gofEaut Bank6 soed Al
All solvent baDk1 par SOUTH CARoLISA.
Tlk9NIA. All solvent Banks see dls
Old Banks par ILLINOIS,
Free Bsnks par All Soivent Banks gpe dis
ExreptTrans-Aiis WISCONSIN
gheny - Sedis All Solvent Banks epedi'
All East. Solvert bkS par HfCHtoAS.
AlssoURi. All solveEt Banks SSedii
State Bank par
Unissoasrsd In psyment Of bills ~ on deposit
notes OfdsnoBinsonsis lees thsn sio issued b. 3ahk'
cat Cf thls State (sspeesly Westera notes) are po
equal 70 foregoing quotatiSns.
g2lo, selling Al Fepreininn-
Silver, -
ENehanZe I
FolloEing rates Of in;sres; ailoWsd on deposits:
For 30 70 90 days3 cent For 10 u nonihie p cen
3tos months One year
II Deposits made in Coin, eeri1estss made payable
N sane. Aonsy matters quiet, and the surrlg IL nos
equal 10 all wholesome demands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

i,or," Ex-sherlG, Canal Collector. Pcs,
Master ed Omass genus to the faithful few in
this city:
"oBLIoATIoH." .--. - -.
You, and each Of you. Of your own free
accord. in the presence Of Almighty God,
and these brethren, with your hands Join
ed together. forming circle. in token Of
the affection aud oneness Of purpose which
binds You together--jo solemnly swear
Tor affirm, If you prefer it, that you will
never desert this Order. or betray any Of
its secrets, or signs. except to those whom
you know 10 be members. after trial Of
them; that as third degree men are TO be
appointed to guard tie polls at elections, to
see that our Romau Catholic brethren and
Foreigners are allowed to vote, at oil kG5.
ards, you will, when appointed on that
duty, take your stand there, with your
brethren associated with you, ARMED
WELL, and prepared for the worst, keep
ing it strictly = secret, that you are anything
more than an idle spectator. The sign 10
be given to the members Of the first and
second degrees, when our friends are de.
MED justice by the Judges of elections. in
which they are well instructed. Is the rub.
6ing Of Me right eye slightly sOiM Ms right
handl The indication for commencing
hostilities, is the clearing Of the throat 0U-
dibiy. and sOiping tie mouth tcifA--Me Tighl
handl You also promise and swear (or
afirm) that you will not give these signs
without you see enough Of Of our friends
athand to render an attack upon the enemy
successful.
"To all. this you pledge your lives. you
property and sacred honors. So help yoI
God and keep you steadfast."
i After the administration of this oatl
the candidate is directed to destroy al
American papers, documents, &c., that h
can End and more particularly every cop
of the LANCASTER AMERICAN GAZETTE
that may happen to comein his sight, ant
endeavor to prevent its circulation anon
the people.
They are also directed to insult as far a
they can all Americans that may be so IN
lucky as to cross their path. and if neces
! sary to call in all the Dutch. Irish an
French 10 click them"
We hope they will have good time c
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
r,es,ras;o CIty rropetfy for sale

- FNfHAT desirable properly located on Wheel-
Ai ing Street. corner OF Broad Alley. being 100
sAi.L feet on Wheeling by 100 feet on Broad Alley
Residence contains rooms. Kitchen. outhouses, &C.,
with all the convenences OF family resdenco--also
new and convenient Carpenters Shop, Smoke House,
Stable &c. Terms reasonable. For further palticu-
lars enquire Of LITTLE d DRESBACHS.
Enncaster. Julr ). E55-9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
SrRASTOroL TAMEN.
Dissolution Of Partn ership.

AroTICE is hereby given that the psrtR ership here
tofore existing undcr ths name and style Of REEp
z BAUGHMAN, was on the 5th dav Of July, dissolved
by mutual consent, TIE books and accounts are in
the hands Of ROBERT REED at the old Stand for set
temeRt. EOBEkT KAED.
JuIy 10 ISJ5.-3wI0 JOHN BAUGHMAN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
VALUABLE FAR M

FOR SALE
Z WILL sell st private sale my Bern township Farm,
situate az miles South 0f Lancaster. containing
"a about Six Hundred Acres, a.
S.sSSl bout $50 Acres of FIRST CLASS Hooking 80
L bottom, and the residue fair hill and up 11sss
land. wen timbered. and Satered BY never failing
Springs
Abolt sEVENTY-THRER Acres OF TIE Bottom land
connected by good private Canal bridge. and togeth
er viii make one OF the best STOCK farms in CeE-
trail Ohio.
The whole OF The Bottom Isud & about 20 ncres of
he Land gnder cultivation. The entire promises
eEeo ed with substantial new fence and the House.
Barn, Graneiies &c. good.
Possession will be given In time for putting out
Fall crop.
Ii can be arranged II desire 4. TO retain the larger
paTt of The purchase money for term of years al
per cent interest.
For full information 10 the price. term cf pay
meRt, de- apply Wn. Bartlett, ESQ. the premi-
or to p. b. Ewing, or tie subscriber at hsneasief
July 10, lsJ5-11f I. EWING
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

EyLorin Andrews Esq, President OF
KENYON College, has beeninvited to become
Pesident Of the University Of Iowa. This
is an honor worthily bestowed. We are
glad TO know, however that Mr.. Andrews
will remain with US. No man is more
highly respected ~.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Exhibit Of Erpend ltures.

ArD:zoR's OFFICE, FaiFnsid eounty,l
LAEcAsTEr, June II, IsS5.
The and Dders.gned, County Ardiior, in pursuance TO
law and the order Of the County here
10 submits 10 the citizens Of sid county EEhibt Of
the Expenditures Of said eoanty, during The year end
Ing June /. 1s55, as f0lloEs, o-wit;
FnR TIE, on prp . q 4 nr..c Z rrrarr--. ra-I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
Road Notice.

A Petition will be presented TO the Board Of Com
"a mssoners or Fairfield county at their eSt session,
praying that so much Of the county road leading from
the Rock Mill TO its intersection with the Lancaster and
Royalton road the Busby farm, IS lies between the
following pons in Bloom township in said county, be
vacated, to-wit: From the mouth OF Jacob bollen-
bauahs lane TO the Zion Church road and praying that
the following points, beginning al the mouth Of jacob
BallenbauRh's lane thence running south along the
Section lines between the lands o. sad JACOB balsn
and Lvi Williamson TO said Lancaster aud koyaiton
corner OF the lands of said Welsh andWu-
said BEoom township and there terminate
Iniy 4 iss5E4 w9s - MANY PETITIONERS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
ExCIAEGE 0FPfoE RE-oPENED,

EXCHANGE OFFICt lkE-OPENED
Garner of Main aud CoSumbus Streets.
rs prepared to do all kinds Of Banking business pis-
n .dpnnts rood Notes. Buys all Uneurrent Monss at
t{-Sst nrisas BUYS and sells Gold and Siusr. Deals
in ESehange Of all kinds. Makes collections a. any
nlaco' Paws interest on al Dspositss. And dealsin
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS,
A. whiek 100000 acres are wanted; and when sold arc
Coin Forms Of assigning and locating and any Iiot
nation in relation 10 Warrants given wnngY 70 ai.S
a ~ a. snnles IJ,psr WabsSA Bsnk N0tss resee1-
oSe 's saa s.Ss @PP"' T. W. TALLHADGB.
Lancaster, Ohio, JunS q, 1sss-sh
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
From the Ne1c York Tribune.
New YORK, July 25.
RECEIPTS OF THE wEEK.

RECEIPTS OF THE WEEK.
CURRENT PRICES THIS WEEK BEEvEs.--
These are sold by the head at price
equal to the value per pound of the estima-
ted weight of beef in the quarters. The
hide and talIow or "flfth-quarter" is not
counted in this market. 1t is in Bos-
ton.
THE PR1cE To DAY p ib will average
near 10c.
First quality 1o4a11c.
Extra good Cattle 1l!c.
Medium 9kal0c.
Poorest 8ia9c.
Sales generally from 9t@lo4c.
SWINE Western Hogs, corn-fed, large
first quality, 6s@64c. live weight; small
size, do. c.. live weight; 79Sc. dead
weight; Ncw-York State still-fed, dead
ight, 6l@6Ic., 8@9sc. New York
State, small size, prime for market retail
ing, atrifle higher.
The Unitarians raised S2l 900 last year
towards fund for the circulation of the
writings of their eminent men.
1t is reported that Santa Anna has ap-
pointed his fither-in-law as Minister to the
U. States.
Sc The French are preparing to receive
Queen Victoria's visit with grand militia
ry display.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

Gen. .sCotts wife has Just left him for a
brief sojourn in Paris.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

The KESroN MoNUMENT,-The Com
missioners appointed by the State of Ohio to
arec. monument to General Simon Ken
ton. have selected Bellefoutaine ss the prop
er place to build II, but the first foundation
stone has not yet been laid. What is the
cause of the delay? sltr 'so'ef '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
From the Tiam Tribune.

The ticket is received with the greatest
enthusiasm in all parts of Ohio There is
no doubt Of an immense victory for it, but
let us make 1t as large as possible, so as to
set Ohio right on the rascalities of locofo-
coism and the d,ughfaces. 1t will re-
quire majority ofnot less than 100000
to do this properly. We must have it too
We pledge Senaca county for her original
/ 600 and as many more as see the error
of their ways and turn to maintain the
right. ..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02

The North American Phalanx Social
lists, which has been in opperatlon Tor sew
eral years past 10 New jersey, is on the
eve Of breaking up and all its property is
advertised for sale at auction.
~The Bloomington [Ill.] Flag says
that Captain Scott has six thousand acres
Of corn under cultivation on his farm al
Peora Junction.
nwWm. H. Burton. the well known
oommedian and manager, visited Boston
last week in his military capacity OF pay
master ofthe N. Y. City Guards,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
NOTICE.

Having purchased Of ThOs. s. slaughr
ter the entire Gazette Establishment, with
all unsettled subscription and adsertising
not out on the first of May last, a gener-
al settlement becomes desirable, previous
70 Mr.. slaughter's final removal vest.
We hope Ourpatrons will act according
ly. ,,i f.' - G. w. MAoELEoY.