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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
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Mr.. EDIToR.-Never in the whole course
of my political life, was l so much disgust
ed with the party, with whom formerly
acted, than at the last meeting on Saturday
There sat VIM. Ewing, an Office holder, as
president, looking as If ho was afraid the
honest men, of his party might enter a
any time and lead him from the Court
House by the nap Of the neck, as he de.
served. Jordan is hard road to traYel'
The meeting was principally composed o
office holders and Office seekers, MedilP:
cohorts ready 10 do his bidding even TO the
bitter end. The old time hunored usage
ofthe Democratic party Of making nonsind
ton, on the. 9th Jan. was attempted to be SCI
aside,fo the purpose as believe Of giving
Medill an opportunity toprocure for himsel
an executive appointment, and thereby per
vent hiscertain inglorious defeat at the mex
gubernatorial election. He esees very plain
ly written in legible characters all over and
around him the ominous words "ment
meme tekel," thanks 10 some of our incor
ruptible friends he did not procure the
passage of the postponement resolutions
Frank Hardwick, VIM. Beatty and Esq
McVeigh made the tools OF Medill quake
in their shoes. But aliough the meet
ing refused to postpone, felt sad to wit
ness how the mighty had fallen, to see the
tattered remnant of once glorious party
struggling and begging their friends to come
once more to the rescue; TO see men with
hearts in them cndeavoring to carry out the
behest of hard and intolerant taskmaster,
forced to assume courageous bearing with
the consciousness that the people whom
they had fooled would not again rally at the
old cry of, wolf, wolf. Well done friend
Hardwick, you was right when you stated
that you could see nothing in the attitude
of parties to prevent the usual nominations,
at the usual time; ifapy one is to be defeat
ed it may as well be the delaware jewell
as any one else; he has had a good time Of
office and can afford to be beaten, let him
stand up to the trough, be the fodder ever
so scarce "Pitch in" friend Hardwick,
"give him .Jfts," he ought to continue as he
has assumed 10 be ''the standard barer Of
the party henoble Medill ought not now
to desert us in our extremity. T had the
deep modification to see this cherished
son of the Democracy ofOhio in his own
town show the lowness Of his nature, when
the prospect of success was dimmed by re-
cent events skulk to his den like whipt
wolf; better for him were he ten times
beaten than to desert us al this time. 1t
has moral, meyer trust him again, all he
wants is the gut-fat, pelf, pelf
IAN OLD DEMOCRAT"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Sale OF Real Estate bY Order OF Court.

nN Wednesday. the Eth day Of January 4. d. less,
between the hours ofl0 O'Clock A. ". e. O'Clock
p. NJ will be sold the premises the highest bid
der, the following Real Estate the property Of TU
MS 4. KAGY, deceased, tO-vt: part OF the South
West QuHrterOf Section No. %, in Township No. l6,
Of Range No. 49, beginning at the Southwest corner of
said Quarter Section at stone; thence North va Il In.
40 chains 81 links stones thence East 81 in u chains
"a links TO post; thence South II in ~ chains 30
links to post: thence West 63 in l2 chains "a links
! TO the beginning. containing - 2-lOO Acres.
Also, part Of the Souhw Quarter Of said Section
No. g. beginning at stake in the Baltimore Road Il
chains "a links East from the Southwest Of sad
Quarter Sec, thence n the line Of the land above
described 20 chains 81 links to comerihence East
the Quarter Section line far enough by running South
parallel with said line above described will contain
~ Acres Said parcels forming tract Of - e-iOO
will be sold together. Appraised at S25 per Acre.
Terms Of SIle-0ne third in hand, One-thrd In one
year, and residue in two years with Interest om da!
! OF fsale. JAMES 7. CHURCH, 4in'fOr
OftAe Estate Of TsEis a. Ragy, deceased
December IA, l5j4-jw32pfSI-50
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LOcOfOco DcIegnte N Getting.

According to flaming announcement
put forth somo weeks since, the rem
nant of the spois party in Old Fairfield
assembled at the Court House on Saturday
last, for the purpose of condolng with each
other over the recent suspension of their
treasury pap and for the purpose of selecting
delegates to represent their interests in the
flag end Convention to be held at Colum-
bus on the 9th. If we are to judge from
the number in attendance the party is. in
a rapid state of decline--there being only
thirty two present in the forenoon, and as
near as we could guess one-third of this
number were Know Nothings.
An attempt was made to pass resolu-
ton instructing the delegates to vote a.
gainst nomination on the 9th. This gave
rise to numerous patriotic speeches and
many sage conclusions.
SAMUEL EWING, an cxpectant, was OPP
posed to nominating on the 9th. He favor
ed keeping the nomination back until after
the opposition had made nominations
Here some one suggested that that might
be keeping the matter back rather longer
than would be desirable, as the nominee of
the opposition would in all probability moi be
made public until after the poles closed on
the day Of the election.
ScnLE1cH, Of the Eagle, favored post
poning the nomination until August
TO nominate now would make the cam
paign long and laborious, and would give
the American party an opportunity to ex-
pose the weakness of their cause and point
out defects in their candidate.
DIR. KAGAY, the defeated candidate for
Clerk, opposed a nomination on the 9Th
because the Eagle, Medil's organ, had
came out in lengthy leader to that effect,
and he had therefore no doubt thatit was
the wishof Medil himself to have the NOM
ination postponed until a later day.
But through the influence of Mr.. beatty,
who short time since was read out of the
party by the Eagle, the resolution was lost
and the delegates go to the Convention un
instructed.
The Convention was opposed to the peo-
ple's taking the business of selecting Off
GERS in their own hands-as this was the
sole and exclusive prorogative of the Red
. Lodge clique-a matter in which the peo-
pie had no voice. 1t was enough that the
people were allowed the privilege Of roting
for the nominees of the clique. This was
a,imc -honored usage of the party and they
would not submit to having this privilege
taken from them by set of cut throats who
voted just as they pleased.
The Eagle clique had made every ar
rangement to control the Convention. The
week prior to the meeting the Eagle came
out in a lengthy leader taking strong
grounds against nominating on the 9th,
and with this object in view the above res
olution was offered by Dr.. KAeAY and sup
ported by the editors of the Eagles The
party is evidently very much exercised and
iremblingly and fearlessly lay their plans
Of future operations; but this attempt, ow-
ing to certain element, to skreen their
ruler, Gov. MEDrLL, from the sacrifcial al
tar, met with signal defeat-and in the
Convention Of its own creation the Eagle
was repudiated,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
An Ordinance

To provide against damages from Fire in certain cases.
of Lancaster, That II shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons have keep for any length Of time,
in the Hooking Valley Canal, any Canal Boat other
water craft under mm sdiaiey fronting any Ware
house within the limits of said City. except such boat
craft be had kept there merely orhe purpose Of
and longer than is necessary for loading unload
ing in the regular course Of trade.
SEC. 9. That for every violation Of the preceding
Section, the offender offenders shall be fined In any
not exceeding Five Dollars, at the discretion OF
the Mayor or Justice trying the case and pay the
OF prosecution. Aud every "a hours thereafter that
such boat other Graf. shall be permitted 10 remain
there in violation Of the provisions Of the preceding
Section shall be deemed and taken to be an additional
offence.
CHARLES DRESBACH, PrssideRt City Council
Attest-G. S. WILLIAMS, City Clerk.
December II, 1654-3w32
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
CLOrnING EMPORIUM.
citizens OfL,asastsr a persons from the Count
GEORGE n. SMITH,


GEORGE n. SMITH,
NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO
TnNHE attention Of persons wanting clothing is re-.
spectfaily called 70 the immsnse assoriinent ol
nsns, boys ahd Chiidren's he wishes II understood
That Oarnsnfs Of siffe e0HstaHy Espf IN hs e.
ItabhsAmsaf, ARd that he has nxed principles which
govern them. The clerks instructed 20 represent
ruihfuly all articles sold BY them, and IT, alter the
purchase parties satisdsd, the garments NAV
DC exchanges o. the money will b sheerfGlly refund
ed. partial list arrived;
! FrOclE and Dress Coats.
BLAoE, BLgE, hRowS, OLIVE. eLAREr AED MULBERRY.
Single Breasted Business Goats.
oEvoSsHiEE EERrsr, niHKD, CLOTH, PLAID
cAss' DEAs DoEsKtN, siLyER oRAY, csssIHERE ANI
AodrLEo, BLgE, TAscT aud 9ySY TwEED. Also,
! Blaek and Blue CLOTH SHORT sAcs & FRoCKs
OveTconts.
I Blue and Brown sgLTAsA CLOTH gaotK ovRRCoATS;
Black, Blue, Brown d Olive Dsvonshire Kersey do;
Blue, Bark, Grey, Whitney aud Drab do:
- Pilot Cloth, SONS Extra Long, do;
Black, Blue and Brown Cloth. Superior, do;
/ Dfab Embroidered Cloth Sacs and Walking COATS
CIOaks.
/ Black and niue CLOfH--some Extra Fine
REAL ESGLIsH PILOT CLOTH;
VeStings.
Plain Black SATIN, Figured SILK and SATIN;
:. SILK; Fancy SILK aid SATIN;
Black CLOTH aud Pagey CASHMERE;
BLACK and Fancy VELVET;
Fancy Velvet and silk BALL VESTS.
PantaIoons.
Black and Fancy Colorsd DoEsKIx;
=. -" CASHMERE;
aud Bnckssin do;
DsVonslire Ksrsey and Oxford Mixed do:
Black, Blue and Fancy COlored SATINET;
FRENCH and AMERICAN COTTONADE.
Furnishing Goods.
SILK, MERIEo, ALL WOOL, Red Gray and White
FLANNEL, aud COTTON FLANNEL UNDER
SHIFTS aud DRAWERS. ALL LINEN and cor
TON SHIFTS a 1T guarante ed In all instances.
BALI HOSE-Oakney and hetiand Wool, Meriuo.
Whits and Gray Lambs Wool, English and German,
Cotton. White and CJlored.
0LovEs---Blaek, White and Colored Kid Cloves;
Thread silk and NeapOlitan Plush do:
Drab Buck GLOVES and GAUNTLEJs.
CRhVATS--Blaek Fancy Satin aud Silk Cravats.
STOCKS AND TIES, Of all dcScri iptions--impossi5ie
TO enuInerate.
Boys and Childern's Clothing.
Blsek and eolored Cloth Frocks;
Cashmere and Tweed Ffocks and sacks;
Black and COlOred Oysrcoats;
ADtNed. Gray aud Brown whitney Oyercoat,:
Blaek, Blue and Brown Cloth Jackets.
VbSIS-Biaek Cloth. Black and Fancy SILK Vests:
I've ID and Colored Cashmere do.
PANTALOoNS-Back and Fancy Colored Casslme re
aud DOeskin:
Eatinri. Tweed aud Cotionrde:
Chtdren's Black and COlOred Cloth Suits;
" co,svsy.H,.ai:,s;5 y.eks,i.
FURNInHIE6 GOoDS-Xerino Shirts, Cotton unj
Cotton Flannel Druwers;
Muslin Shirts. Linen BosOms Collars & vs. ristband =.
Cotton and Wool Half HOseI Cashmere Gloves:
SuspeHders, Haudkerchiefs. Tie. aud
SILK. COTTON and GINGHAM UMBRELLAS
Lancaster, November 10, lsj4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
A CARD.

IMPERFECT health has Ike pt me from
kgsE2 4 my Office part of the time for some
ljTfTA months, l have gained my former
1Ib strength and will not hereafter be alb
sent from my room during business hours.
Filling Teeth receives my special attention, give
certified guarantees for all my gold filings to be alice
tive during the lives of the parties. am able after
near years attention to the Teeth 10 give every per-
son the most positive assurance that they save
every Tooth by timely and frequent attention.
OFFlCE-Ewng's Brick, on the Hill. H. SCOTT
I rPFor those who have the TooTH-ACHE aud
will not have them extracted, have a remedy tha'
seldom fails to give relief. Also, Tooth Powders
Brushes, DC. H. SCOTT
Lancaster, December @, lS54-31
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Jan. /, 1856.
Flour, extra 8,75@9,50. Superfne 800
@8,5O.
Wheat, 1,85@2,00.
Corn, 64@66-nominal.
Oats, 32@33c.
Cheese, 9tc.
Butter, 16@18c.
Eggs, 25c.
Lard, 9l@1oc.
Salt. in small way the rates are SO, so
@3,OO for fine, 2,75a3,25 for coarse, and
15c for bag.
Ale, per barrel, 100. Stock 500.
Whiskey, rectifed 33a36. Highwines,
31a33.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Administrators Sale.

VENTERE will be sold at public vendue at the lat,
II sidence of JONATHAN BARTHOLOMEW, deceased
in Walnut township, 9 miles North Of Baltimore or
the Canal, in Fairfield county, Friday the I2th dd,
Of January neEt, 1856 the following property, to-w:
% head Of Stock Hogs,2 Brood Sows, fatied Hogs,
fresh milch Cow, Calves, Horse.
Top Buggy, set BuGgY Harness, cole Stove,
patent lever Watch, 40 bbs superfne Flour,
Men Saddles; Stock of Groceries, consisting OF
Coffee, Tea. Sugar Molasses Tobacco Cigars, Candies
Iars, &c with a variety Of other articles too tedou:
to mention.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day
\ credit of months will be given all sums over So
under that cash in hand the purchaser giving note
with two approved securities.
December 90, 1854 A. l.. SIMMONS, Adm'tOr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
New ORLEANS. Dec. 80

The Daniel Webster arrived with news
from California TO the 9th. The Star of the
West left San Juan on the Esd for New
York with $50 passengers, and 100000
in treasure. The news is unimportant. A
Russian privateer arrived at San Francisco,
and escaped from the Allied fleet. The
frgate Columbia, Capt. Wheeler, with Fa-
bens aboard, arrived at Greytown in which
port were three British men of war. The
Princeton at Aspinwall is daily expected at
Greytown.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
COMMERCIAL IHTEIL1GEECR.
Lancaster Markets.

GAZETTE OFFICE, Jan. 4, I855.-our
quotations this morning are as folIows:-
wheat, l,50; Flour, 10000 per Dbl;
Corn, 4Oa46; Rye, 75c; Oats, 28a3Oc;
Buckwheat. $50 per 100 bbls; Glover
seed Ga, 700; Timothy seed, Sad, 90; Pota-
toes. lal.25, Flax seed. cal 90; But
ter, 12a15c; Eggs, 12a15c, Salt, 2,6Oa2,
rs; Beans, laI,95; Soaps. 5a6c: Coffee,
l3a15c; Tea, 5OcalO0; Molasses, 80
a37c; Vinegar, l8a95e; Tobacco, lSaq5c;
Hay. 9,00al0,00. Tallow lOb per brl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
New YORK Cattle Market.

| ISAl EhE hEbh ENDiEO WEDNESDAY DEC. Z 4.
The receipts Of the week were as follows:
Beeves 1887 Sheep and Lambs lo.o92
Veal 536 Swine 14,47a
Total arrivals for slaughter 27,o3e
Total the previous week 3o,437
Milk Cows 1oa
PRICES OF. CArrLE.-Estimated by the
pound for the BeeAin the quarters:
Extra Beef, Of best quality of cattle Of.
fersd this week TO 101 to lie.
Good retailing quality, 81 to lOc.
Common quality, 81 to &c.
Inferior, 0 to 84c.
MurToN.--Common Sheep, SO to 400
extra Sheep, s5 to ! 2. Lambs SO, to 5.
Veal.-Good calves. 4 to g. per ib, live
weight Grass Calves, SO to s.
Cows-Ordinary Cows, 328 TO So; good
fair Cows S35 to 40; extra quality with
calf S45 to 60.
Swine.--ohio corn-fed Hogs, small size
for market retailing, AZ to sc, live weight;
still-fed Hogs, a. to 4ac; Hogs for pack
ing, AZ to SC, live weight; large Hogs,
corn-fed, dead weight, 6 to 63c for the very
best.
Only 915 Beeves are in market to-day,
which is the smallest number of any mar
ket day this year, being 1856 less than last
week, and 1912 less than the average Of
the year.
1t is not at all wonderful that, owing to
their short supply, we find the price about
half cent per ID. advanced 1t would
have been still more so, but for the wealth
er, which is just as disagreable as mist,
fog, and shoe-mouth depth of mud in all
the yards over the pavemen. can possibly
make such a chilly dav.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Sherifss Sale.

EDY virtue Of an execution to me directed from The
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county and
State of Ohio. will expose 10 sale by public Out-ery,
the farm of John Maeklin. in Pleasant township, in
said county, Fidayfhe I2th day Of January, a. d.
1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and
O'Clock P. NJ Of said day, the following property to-
wit: About Fifty head Of Sheep and Que Jack Ass.
taken in execution the property Of g. W. Daugher-
~ satisfy execution in favor of John r. Mumaugh
Assignee. WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
December 2G, Is54-3w34pfs2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
New ORLEANS, Dec. 80

The Philadelphia from Havana has ar
rived. No news.
The loss by the destruction of the Me-
chanics' Institute, is $7O,O0o-$30,o00
insurance.
An Injunction was granted to-day, re-
stricting the Ponchartrain Railroad from
selling the city bonds now offered for sale
by them in New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
In Fairfield County Common Pieas--Pe-
titiOn for Partition.

George Hoffman and Daniel Hoffman,
against,
And Maria Hoffman (widow) Abram Hedges, Maria
Hedges, John Germany, Sarah Germany, George
Hensel, Elizabeth Hensel, William Hoffman, John
Mecks, Charlotte Mceks, Jacob Hoy and Rebeccl
Hoy, and William Henry Brick, John jacob Erick
and Sarah Elizabeth Erick, (Minors.)
TUNHE above named Defendants will take notice, that
on the Goth day of December, A. d. 1854, the said
of Fairfield County, Ohio, where the same Is now
pending, demanding partition of the following pre-
misses:
part OF the Southeast 4 of Section No. lS, Town
ship No. H. and Range No. 90. beginning at the South
west often Acres Of Land belonging 10 Enoch
Spanger July end, 1s47, which is part Of the
same a Section; thence South by lands of Samuel
Kugler and Jacob Hensel thirty perches to stOnej
thence East by lands of En0ch Spangler 45k perches
TO a stone; thence North by lands OF Hugh Grafton 3a
perchcs to a stone; thence West by lands of EnOch
Spanger4sk perches TO the place Of beginning, con-
taning 10 Acres of Land more or less.
And the East half Of the East half Of Section No. A.
Township No. H. and Range No. 10, in Fairfield Coun
ty, containing l4S Acres.
The said plaintiffs demand the partition of said pre-
mses, follows: To the said plaintiffs George HOT-
man and Daniel Hoffman and to the said Defendants
becca Hoy, william Hoffman and Charlotte Meeks
each onennth part, and to said Defendants William
Henry Erick, John Jacob Erick and Sarah Elizabeth
Erich onetwenty part each, and to said Ann
Maria Hoffman dover in the whole.
At the term of said Court Petitioners will make
application for order that partition may be made
etc. OF said premises BRASEE 4, SON,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
December %, 1s54-6w34pfS6,25
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Wool Market.

New YORK, Dec. 50.
Domestic is exclusively dull, and prices
are in buyers favor; the receipts have been
light, and the stock is small for the season
of the year. We have but to notice sales
5000 ID fine fleece at 43c. Pulled is in
small supply, with but little inquiry. For
eign is in large stock, and is stagnant; we
have only to note sales of 80, 900 ib washed
MeStiza on nriyate terms We uIIote.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

FLoRIDA,-In the Legislature, on the
first ballot, Mr.. Yulee received 81 votes,
Gov. Brown (Whigl 81, for U. S, Senator
to succeed Morton. The President declar-
ed David L. Yulee, (Dem.) duly elected
Senator for six years from the 4th day oi
March next. Two Democrats withheld
their support from Yulee, and voted for
Black.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
PROPOSAIS

UTILL be received until the first ofFebruary next,
Wv by the Directors OF SubSchool District. No. 10,
Hooking township, for buildings Frame School House
in the above District. Model-Schoo House in Dis
rct No length 36 feet breath % feet the hghth IL
feet story, sef-supportng roof Foundation. fifteen
inches above the ground at its approach TO the
sills The furnishing all the materials and
complete the House by the first OF July 1855.
December oS, I554-34 c. B. PORTER, Clerk.
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MIrsfrl MIrs1Cit

GTzzaE EIssRs DE BBRTHoLTs have -
WI turned to Lancaster. and ill be hap"
~ p ttpy TO receive pupils for instruction on the
PIANO PORTE and GUITAR, at their residence ~
Mr. UpfslA's COlHmBas Street and hope their long
peence teaching music. and the unremittng attOn
ton paid the improvement of their Pupils viii insure
portion Ofpublie patronage.
MISS A. G. DE BERTHoLT will receive class for
Embroidery and Canvass work.
MISS VI. e. DE BERTHOLT has Opened an EisS
mentary School in Basement Story Of the Episse-
pal Church. November o, ls54-26
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

EEAdvices received at Boston from
Messint state that the ravages Of cholera in
the latter city have been most dreadful, as
many as 10000 persons having died with
in period Of 90 days. These figures strike
US very like romance.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

IowA--Four unsuccessful attempts were
made on the 21st to elect a u S. Senator.
The contest was between Harlan and Cook
Harlan (Whig) having As, and Cook
(Silver Gray Wing, supported by Dodge
Nebraska Democrats) 43 votes; 10 scat
tering. The election is adjourned to the
4th of January next.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
HARDWARE AT GREAT BARGAlNs!!!
Cheaper than ever before Offered n
Lancaster.
JOHN EEEING ER

HAS lately purchased from p Bope his interest IN
the Hardware business, and In addition 70 his al
ready large stock is daily receiving direct from
the MaHEfaeErers and Importers large purchase -
goods, which will make his stock OF Hardware ons
Of the most extensive be found in this Market HiG
facilities for purchasing and arrangements with Manu-
facturers which equal to any will enable him -
offer all descrpong of Hardware at I0per prices taos
any other esfebiisEmsHt. The attention Of FARNHRI
and MECHANICS is invited TO the extraordinary induce
mentsnow held out TO them In the way OF great bar
terest they will be certain to call ald examine his pr
ces before purchasing elsewhere By close attention
to business, and by constantly keeping hand full
and complete assortment and the best goods he hope.
to secure large share ofhe patronage Of the Farmer
and Mechanics ofthe county.
April &c, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Sheriff - Sale.
Riley and pendleton,

Riley and pendleton,
} In Chancerv.
II. p. Walker and others.
HY virtue Of an order Of sale TO me directed from
III , the Court Of Common Pleas OF Fairfield County
and State Of ohio will expose TO sale By public out
cry at the door Of the Court House in said County,
Monday the 18Th day January a. H. 1855. between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. aud O'Clock p. NJ. Of said
day. the following described premises. to-wit: The
undivided half OF Fifty-fve Acres Of Land. in the
Southeast Quarter Of Section No. % Township No. Il,
in Range No. IL. Taken in execution the property
of X. b. Wrker aud wife, to satisfy decrees in favor
Of Riley and Pendleton and Others
Appraised at sg3 per
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
December l3, 1s54-5w32pfs3
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Attachment Notice.
teoSHAhNht -NOAAINe
Simon Bsery, Plaintiff,

Simon B5ery, Plaintiff,
against In Attachment
Andrew De Graf, Defendant, }
TEVHE Defendant will take notice that at my instance
Il on December IL, 1S5I an order Of attachment was
Issued b. G. Stenman, Esq against him for the sum
of Sle3 %. SIMON BERRY
December eI, ls5.-3w33
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

EE Santa Anna has been almost unan-
imously reelected President Of Mexico
This election is the most ridiculous farce
enacted since Louis Napoleon's bayonet-
and, ballot triumph.