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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
Probate Notice,

NJoTICE is horeby given, that the account Of fwii-
~ liam Brown, Administrator Of the Estate Of Sarah
Barr, deceased, and also the account OF William Hut
ton. Executor 6f John Hutton deceased has been nl
ed In the Probate Court Of Fairfield County, Ohio, for
inspection and settlement, and that said accounts
set for hearing the 18Th day ofNoYember next,
as soon thereafter as may be- convenient: psi.tF
,ssoF VIRGIL Z. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster, October 10, Ie55-3w94
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
TIN SHOP & FOUNDRYwAnE-ROOM
james McNTana1ay

TTAVING established himself in the manufacturing
II II Of TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRoN WARE In
6iesy's BHildng, Door Vest efths Hoeking psiey
Bdnk Is 10 furnish the people Of this county
with every thing that may be needed in his line. He
Keeps on hand every variety Of COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL, consisting In paFt
OF the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen. ..,e
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal Also Ploughsi Plough
Shares Sugar Kettles & Holiow-ware All Of the above
articles win be sold low can be bought
He invites citizens generally % call and e
| stock. JAMES MchANln,-. .
NH House-spouting jobhing done upon sh9Tt nor
tice. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and " tahen ~
change for any Of the above tfteiss. 'Ne.
| .kalealtsr, mny lslest bs.s.ssIs Yletst ea ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
Prnhnta Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Sarah Keller, Ad-
lN mnstrator Of Daniel Keller, deceased, has filed
her account aud vouchers in tho Probate Court OF
Fairfield county, ohlo for inspection and settlement
and that the will be for hearing the 10th day
Of November next. or as soon thereaftoras may be.
5tic.9. co ys VIRGIL Il. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lnncaater. October "a. le55-3M25 l-.-l. 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
81 SheriHss ssJNnIc.
2 TAe state Of 0kio, FGfrJiSId County, "a.
Abraham EVersole, In Partition

Eversoie, at. ais. } Fairfield Common Pleas.
DURSU ANTto the command OF I'd order Of sale
Ia from the court of Common Plcas Of said County,
and 10 mo directed, will offer at public, sale az the
Court House in Lancaster Saturday tAs 24A day Of
November, a. ID. 1855, between 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P M, the following Real Estate, to-wit:
The East halfof the NorlhNe est Quarter OF Section
No. 81, Township No a. Range No. 19 subject to the
Dover Estate Of fCahurine Baor as assign-
ed to herby metes and bounds. A 20 t'Ff7
Appraised at (S3e) ihi eight dollars per aore.
a "a taFga {sf2 WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
By G. NJ. l.. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Z HrErER & DAUahsRTY, Attorneys. 7'45i
Lancaster, october Ie, ,1s55--5w2lpfe3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
Estate Of Henry Friesner.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT the und dersgned has
y been appointed and qualified as Administrator
ON the Estate OF Henry Friesner. deceased, late Of
Fairfield CouRss, Ohio, Dated at lancaster this Iath
day OF October, 1855. SAMUEL JACKSON.
October lS, 1e55--4w24 - rH SD .otfs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
Administlrntors, Notice.

NOTICE inhereby given that the undersigned was
" on the 9Th day Of September 1855 duly appointed
estate OF John Jones late OF Fair
field County, deceased by the Probate Court OF sAdl
county. All persons Interested will take notice
cordngiy. 80 4--,t ss s..,...tr
GEO. HALDERMAN, Adm.
Lancaster, Sept, 10, ls55-3wl9p.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
sol, Fifth Street, Cineinuaii, OHIO.
NEW FALE MILLINERY GOODS
Mrs. ]. A. HENDERSON,

-ses... -.,AtAAo. - a. - A~A' DA~AeH'ON9 fft
n ATE Mrs. K. NJ. RICH,sis Just now opening
Il 4 Splendid Stock of new BOnmcts, 1ibbOnaS
French Flowers, Feathers, Trimmimgg
&C., suitable fer the eFALBTRADEto which ssse WcufS
stock will be kept replete throughout the season, by
daily New York; with nll that is and
beautiful In hor line Of business, and at the lowest
cash prices.
Country Merchants and Mlliner win and II to their
adyantaget to look through her Wholesale Department
before purchasing elsewhere.
-,r.sl't4 IN l.. Mrs. J, A. HENDERSON, 81
204, Fifth Street, between Elm and Plum Streets
Cincinnati, September 90, le55--20 aif
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
!. yALUADLE FARM FOR SALE,

d. n VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. ~
TVNHE subscriber win selon the 12tA day e october,
i'll nexk On the premises, the Farm Of 200 Acres,
situated uiles East Of Lancaster, the old State
road, and lately known tho Peter Macklin Farm
Also, nt Che same time and place win be sold some
Valuable Cattle and Milcn COwsy
One Brass Clock, Household and Hitehen Furniture
Farming Utensils, &c. too tcdiousto mention.
Terms Of Sais-on Farm one-third cash in hand
third in one, and onethrd in two years with In
teres the deferred payments from the day OF sale
secured by mortgage on tho PFC misses f3ii'fE
On personal property, all sums under IS cash n
hand, and all sums over that amount months cred
MICHAEL MACKLIN,
aNo1d .1tExeentor ofPotcr Macklih, deccassd. (
Anguat 20, l955--6wl6 Ia t.nieeI L.s srjg tFistg
T Somerset papers please copy till day OF sale ant
send bills TO Executor. ,lrfg ,lH'A 4 f9l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25

HThs sandnsky Nirpr Democratic
paper. has bern discontinued since the de,
feat ol the party in this State, ''-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
NOTICE..
NEW aRooERYAND NOTION STORE
JOHN D. JACKSON.

qa,d ~, JOHN ID. JACKSON. NJ grt,1 SOC
II HAVE purchased tho entire interest of JunN Ly-
L oNsin the Grocery Store on the Southwest corner
Of the Square back Of the Market House swhere
shall at all times take pleasure in serving the old
customers OF the establishment and my friends With
Choice selection of Groceries, Motions, &c
Ny new supply has already arrived to which invite
special attention OF customers My prices will bo al
low asany other similar establishment In the city,
am new beginner and hope TO hays liberal share
or the public patronage. JOHN d.. JACKSON.
Lancaster, August 90, Is5S-l6tf T1E 1857 i'i
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MASON L. CALENDER

s.eal 5 REGULAR MEETINGS.. l ~
LANCASTER LODGE, No. 81. ....-. ..oet. %, Is5s
aa"b SNSPTTRi fNSPMPmESrl M rl1SS,;syi,,S No. q 49,
Pebrnary %, ls55. G. sTElNMAN, RecOrder.i
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
Aneri

We publish on our first page a letter from
Hon. CuiLvoa ALLES, OF Kentucky, on
the subject o! Americanism. lie occupies
. prominent position in his own State, and
has been very fovorobly spoken of in con-
nection with the ensuing Gubernatorial can.
va,s. All Kentuckians will readily read
anything from the pen of Mr.. ALLEN; and
those who desire TO read an able discussion
Of topic that is Just now exciting good
deal Of attention in The country, are referred
10 his letter.
Per Contra, those who desire to read q
puugent philippe against the American or
ganization, are referred TO an extract from
the Richmond Enquirer, on the fourth page.
There is wide difference in the views Of
the two articles: the one savoring strongly
OF p1triotsin-the other Of party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
More Territory.

According to the Washington correspnn-
dent of tie Philadelphia Ledger, Santa An
la is prepared 10 sell TO the United States
another slice Of the Mexican Republic
Or course we shall buy; we need more ter
ritory. He says:
ut is known here that Santa Anna has
made over,urcs 10 this Government that he
is quite ready TO dispose OF another slice Of
his mongrel republic. II" overturcs which
have been made on Ills subject have been
unfavorabIy received; but Santa Anna will
not easily negotiate with Mr.. Gadslcn,who
is decidedly unpopular in Mexico. 1t is
intended 10 purchase some new territory, ii
is certainly not expedient 10 let morey go
out of the Treasury; and it may he well, for
that purpose. not to legislate TOO hastily for
the Tariff, We shall see what the House
will do on that subject tomorrow. My
opinion is, the matter will be definitely
dropped for the session. The next Con-
gress will not be at all troubled by the re-
concentrations of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury in regard to it,"
A correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
writes as follows in reference TO the same
matter:
In my letter of day before yesterday, the
types substituted Amazon for Arazonia
! mines which will be included in our next
/ purchase from Mexico. These, and he cell
ebrated Pancha de la Plata mines, are south
of the Gadsden purchase. The object Of
Count Boulbon's expedition was 10 obtain
possession of these mines, and they were
embraced in the Original boundary, as propo.
! sed BY the Gadsden Treaty. The claims Of
American citizens upon The Government OIL
! Mexico, which were noticed in the Presi
dents late message, amount TO six or seven
millions, and can be paid in no other way
! Than than by ccsson OF territory, worth
less 10 Mexico, but which, in our hands
would become as valuable as California.
TIE new purchase cannot take the name
Of Arzonia, MS was proposed, until it en-.
braces its namesakc; nor is it to be called
| Fagendia, as "X' christened it. 1t ha:
proved to be a valuable acquisition, on &C.
count of its mines of silver and copper. l
is becoming settled, on one side from Cali
iornia, and on the other from Texas. II
all probability the first railroad and tele
graph TO the Pacific will pass through it."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
For The Times.
foT luz lHileS'
Howard High School.


Mn. EDrroR:-It was my privilege on
the LIST and End inst. to be present and wit
ness the scmi-annual examination Of How
ARD HlGn ScuooL, and as Chairman fthe
committee appointed by the Missouri An
nual Conference 10 visit that institution, |
desire thus publicly 10 say that l was ex-
oeedingly pleased with the reciations Of its
several classes. The young ladies and
young gentlemen certainly acquitted them
selves with greo. credit, and reflected the
highest praise upon their teachers. 1t was
evident 10 the many intelligent visitors pres
ent, that the 7e't Books of that institution
are not used merely as books of refs' ence but
that they are thoroughly studied-every SEN
tence completely digested by The mind OF the
student
As Literary Institution, Howard HIGH
School, is all that its friends could desire,
and we congratulate the friends Of Educa-
ton in Howard county especially, upon hav-
ing in their midst High School, which has
not its superior in the West, and we doubt
very much whether its superior can be found
il the Union. Nothing but the well earned
reputation of this School could have sus-
famed it under the terrible calamity that be-
Iel il little more than year ago, in the
loss Of its College buildings. But nothing
| dismoyed lis friends at hOme--where lis
worth is most highly pprecia,ed, went &c
work and repaired in good measure the
loss sustained, and the catalogue for The
year showed an increase upon former year
the number being three hundred and sixty
The Superintendent Rev. W. 7. Lucky, in.
formed me that the catalogue for the pres
ent year would exceed that Of the last.
The number of students now attending i.
SO great, that il has been found necessary f
fit up rooms in another part of the town fol
the accommodation Of the Male department
This we regard highly judicious arrange
mcnt, and will doubtless render universe
satisfaction. Let the friends Of Education
in Howard County, and throughout tn
State, be faithful to this noble Institution
and we hope that the catalogue for next yea
will number flee hundred students.
w. NJ. RUSH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, March ],
The Canada has arrived with dates TO the
l7ih.
Lord John Russell had gone 10 Vienna as
Plenipo' entary, to attend the session Of the
Peace Congress.
Naples has joined the Western Allies.
Brcadstuifs shade lower, with small
speculative demand. Brown s. Shipley
quote Western canal flour 42s Cd; good Ohio
lbs. Wheat trifle lower; white lis Cd
Corn has declined Cd: white 44s, yellow ABS
Cd, mixed ABS. Beef and pork dull. Ba-
con-litte speculative demand at 44sM45s
Cd. Lard firm. prices sitter, but not quo
tally higher. In Manchester prices were
weak and transactions small.
In London sugars were firm and prices Il
sh, de higher. Coffee quiet. Money mar
ket unchanged. Consols for money are quo
ted at GOA decline. L. S. Stocks had
advanced.
High eastcrly winds still prevailed off the
English coast. Government steamers were
sent 10 relieve inward boud vessels. Sc
we're winter weather prevailed throug bout
Europe.
There was much distress in Liverpool
for lack of employment; $4,000 persons ont
Of work; 5000 Of them from the non-arrivnl
of American shipping.
Frederick Peel is appointed under-Secre-
tary of War, ard Sir Francis Braing, Chan
sellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
SEDAsToroL, Feb. 1.-The Russians
Grand Dukes made reconnaissance Of tie
allied front. The allies are daily expecting
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
FROM JEFFERSON.
JrrrrnsoN CRY, March 2, 1855.


Mn. GREES: Both Houses Of the Gen
eral Assembly sit, not only during the day,
but until eleven and even as late as twelve
o'clock at night.
The only matters Of interest now in the
city, growing out of the action of the Lee
pislaturc, is the increasing railroad project.
TIE Senate passed another charter 10 rail-
road company, called The Mississippi Valley
Road, pointing 10 St. Louis, and to run up
that great river near its banks 10 the Iowa
line, and 10 which it pledges the credit of the
State TO the small amount of two millions
Of dollars more. Upon that bill ] am in
clined 10 the belief The House has not yet
been called upon to act--and being new
proposition, it is not very likely il could pass
that end Of the Assembly at present. The
measure passed the Senate last Tuesday.
The House, yesterday, passed bill loan
ing the credit Of the State to The further
amount of three hundred thousand dollars
TO the Pacific Railroad, west Of jefferson
City.
Some new move on the political chess
board may be looked for. Mr.. Treadway
this day, in short editorial, takes leave OF
the desk editorial of the Examiner, and hints
are dropped that the absence of material
aid" has been the death of the concern
| About the same hour bill was introduced
in the Senate, repeating the law establishing
the State Printer, and providing for letting
out the public printing 10 the lowest bidder,
as in former days, which passed that body.
Yesterday, Mr.. Zeigler introduced in tie
Senate supplemental bill, proposing TO
make the interest law, enacted at the pre-
sent session, take effect Immediately, but
upon motion Of Mr.. Rawlings, the Senate
rejected he bill.
The House, to-day, concurred in the pro-
posed constitutional amendments from the
Senate, touching u future banking system in
Missouri, noticed in my note 10 you Of the
pod ult.
The bill proposing to recharter the Bank
of the State Of Missouri, still fingers in The
Senate. 1t is now thought TO further move
will be made 10 re. charter the Bank at tht
present session.
The night session of this date, which i.
: now over, was one of unusual interest
particularly in the House. The Senate bill
repeating the law which created the public
printer, was called up, and being out Of or
der, motion was made 10 dispense witt
, the order Of business before the House
{ which requiring two-thirds, the order wal
: not dispensed with, and the House refuse,
: 10 let The bill be read first time. Their,
are two days more of the session till the 9th
and unless the rules were suspended, requir
ing bills to to be read on three several days
y, even if the House were in the order o
. Senate bills, the bill might not pass.
Some of the Yankee guessers about tn
y, city say that the General Assembly is ate
= Mr.. Lusk, and that one of the men of TIT
Missouri Republican, by the maine of Pas
chal desires TO establish an agency of hi
paper here, to compete with the State print
er for the public jobs. JUNlUS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
The Know Nothing Convention in Louis
willie.

The Louisville Journal, of26th, says: at
appears that the convention recently in ses-
sion in this city did make nominations FOR
State officers. 1t is understood that Judge
VIM. V. Loving, of Warren, was nominated
for Governor, Major Hardy, OF Barren, for
Lieut., Governor, and the present incumbents
for the other State offices. Judge Loving
is a wing, has been circuit judge in his dis
trict, and has also represented Warren
county in the Legislature. Major Hardy is
a Democrat, and received the nomination
for the same office BY The late Temperance
State Convention. The convention adjourn
ed on Saturday"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
For The Time g,


Ed. GLASGOW TIMEs:-I should forbeur
trespassing on your columns, did not the
publication in your last issue, of some reso-
buttons recently adopted by Milan Lodge,
Good Teinplars, place the Order in Mis-
souri, in false position. 1t is true that as
an order we do not propose entering the po-
litcal arena, but it is equally true, that our
main object sis by all lawful and moral
means 10 secure the passage of Prohbitory
Liquor Law in Missouri" To do this, a
correct public sentiment must be formed
preiudices must be overcome and the public
mind convinced that Prohibition is the only
effectual remedy for the evil against which
we are battling. Moral SuaSion is oil well
enough in its place but probably nine tenth:
Of the Order are satisfied that it will prove
unavaiIiDg. We have no desire 10 cNntro
the action of any Lodge or its members, but
wish our position understood by the public
Editors coping the resolutions relerd Il
will confer favor by inserting this article
Yours, &c.,
B. H. MILLS.
D. &. w. c. T, Of Missouri.
Glasgow Feb. %, 1883
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08

house of Representatives-Desth Of thu
Ron. W. J. McMurtry, Of Carroll Co

House Of Representatives-Death Of the
Ron. w. J. McMprtry, Of Carroll Co.
Yesterday, as soon as the House Of Rep
reseEtatiyes met, the Hon. 10. Davis OF
Howard county, arose and announced the
sudden death Of the Honorable w. J. Nc
Murtry, Representatives from Carroll coun-
ty, and offered the following resoluliOna.-
Mr.. Mosely then addressed the House in
few appropriate remarks, touching the char
acier Of the deceased, who was highly cs-
teemed by oil who knew him, when the
resolutions were unanimously adopted, and
the House adjourned till this morning at 8
o'clock.
WHEREAS, in the dispensnion Of on An
wise Providence it has been his pleasure
10 chasten us by calling away from among
VS., after = few brief hours OF niiliction.
one OF our members, DR.. w. J. McMur-
try of Carroll county, therefore be it Re-
solved,
LIST, Ihat each member Of this House
wear the usual bad &c OF mourning for thirty
days.
II, That q committee OF i've members Of
this House be appointed TO superintcnd his
interment from the Pacific Hotel at 8 o'clocl;
this afternoon.
Bird, That the members of this House will
attend in body, funeral discourse 10 be
delivered or the occasion Of his decease al
3 o'clock.
4lh, That the Clerk Of the House be re-
quested to communicate copy Of these res
oluiions 10 the family the deceased.
The speaker announced the appointment
OF Messrs. Cunningham, McCarty, McFar'
land, Mosely and barnes, as the colnmitet
under the second OF the foregoing resoIu'
lions.
At 8 o'clock the Rev. DR.. Boyle, Chap
lain Of the House, delivered Il discourse Il
a large audience, composing the members
of both Houses, and citizens and strangers
in the city. After the diseoi rise, The re-
marks of the deceased were FOL owed 10 The
grave by the members of both uses, head.
cd by the Governor, Lieut., ; TRor, and
the Speaker ofths Hsnse'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the County Court of How
ard county, in vacation, letters testamentary on
the estate of Roland Hughes, deceased, bearing
date February 10, 1855
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it to present them properly autbent
Gated in one year from the date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from having any benefit Of
said estate, land il not presented in three years they
will be forever barred.
mil SASPL T. HU6HES. rr,r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08

ONE WEEK LoNGER,-Mr. PIrrs de-
sires us to sny that he will remain in this
place but one ,ceek longer. AL who want
Likenesses of themselves or friends are in
vited 10 call at an early day. Rooms over
Ssvages Store.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
Look for the K.

A cross (thus X Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
ES' No more papers will be sent with
cat renewal Of subscription.
IL This is necessary and positive rule,
sns uiN bs strictly adhered 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
TO RUILDERS.

U1HE subscriber having permanently located
i in Glasgow, respectfully announces that he
is prepared TO take contracts for Buildings, en-
tire, or do any work in the Mason line. Pillars
Sills and Caps, made 10 order. A share of bus
mess respectfully solicited. Work warranted
Rates Reasonable.
MORRIS FITZGERALD.
Glasgow. March 8.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08

ETThe late Arkansas Legislature pass
ed law to prohibit the circulation in that
State OF bank note, Of less denomination
than five dollars. /. is is to go into effect
Oh the lst January next, ard it will be q
dead law on the statute book, as n similar
law in Missiiri is.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
St. Louis Market.

Business is not very brisk in St. Louis,
YETI We notice the sale the ether day Of
600 sucks Illinois raised Wheat, at So per
bushel--the highest price ever paid in that
market. ST. rs is the prevailing price, and
but little in market.
Hemp is selling al from $05 to $lQJ.
To1Acco,-Snall sales new crop 1T from
IS 90 50 IS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08
ID L. ID

In this city on the Sd inst, of Inflammation Of
the Brain, LURANA, daughter Of II. H. and Lucy
S. Cropp, aged year, 6 months and rs days.
On the 1st., JOHN JAMES, infant son Of John
and Aetha Andrews, aged II months.