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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Estate of DanieI yynlters

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
this day been dul! appointed and qualified Ad-
minfstEutor ofthe Estate of DANIEL WALTERS, deceas-
ed, late Of Fairfield county. Ohio Persons knowing
themselves indebted to said Estate hereby notified
to make immediate payment, and persons having
claims against said Estate will present them duly
thnnticated within one year.
Dec. "A. 1S54-4w33 JOHN {. WALTERS, Adm.
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Attachment Notice.

William c. Embich, Plaintiff,
against, , In Attachment.
Michael LantZ, Defendant. }
FHNHE above named Defendant Michael Lantz will
Il take notice, that at my instance ,an action
menced before Alfred McVeigh, Justice OF the Peace
in and for the Township Of Hooking Fairfield county.
Ohio, on the 23rd day of December 1854 against said
Defendant to recover the Of saj Co. aud order
of attachment issued thereon. The said Defendant
being nonresident OF the county and the said
is set for trial on the 9th day day Of January, A.
1855, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
WILLIAM c. EMBICH.
Lancaster, December %, 155i--3w34
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Estate Of Maria FairchIId.

NoTfCE Is hereby given shat have this Car been
y appointed aud duly qualified Administrator on
the EsAie Of MAkia FAfEoHLD. deceased lat Of Pair
Held county, Ohio. A. q. ALDRED, Adn'tor.
Decsnber2s, le5l-4S34
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NoIice of A,signment.

GEoEGB ". wILLHITE assigned ali hi. credit,
N 10 the undersigned for The equal benefit OF nj,
creditors, December %, IS5f Persons Indebted will
make payment 10 the undersigned, ard those having
claims against the said George w. willhite will ale
the same with proper voleh8rs.
Dee se, le54--3I JOHN LYONS, Assignee.
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NEW cARRIAan SHOP.
C. DIETZ

.vy ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
y AA,ESAh zens Of Fairfield county that he has
Tg2{sTez- recently put up anew Carriage shop,
" imme edidteiy in the rear Of Whts9 LG,fas
Hardware Store, Centre alley Lancaster Ohio, whore
he will constantly keep on hand and manufacture 10
order every variety ofvehicle In his line.
TPRepairing done short notice, and the most
favorable terms. Dec l4' 'eo4-0%
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REAL ENTATE TOR SALE.

IA X WILL sell NJ private sale nh rcasonaJIs
'-r 8 y terms, the HOUSE aud LOT in Lanra tar
,Isr where reslde.-AIso, my out-Iot on Col1ni.
b'is Street, containing nearly three ares
Dec. 81, le5i.-3 g. X. MILLER
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LOST COW.

E5-.seS StTRAYBD away from the subscriber on
ESESS - Thursday the = of November, LIG HT
MW RED COW. marked with white stripes on
her back, white spots her forehead. three white
feet and sharp horns. When last she the
road by Samuel Graybll's, west Of Lancaster. Who
ever will return the said Cow, will be suitably reward
ed. EDWARD l.. LbOCUM.
Lancaster, December :, ls54-3l
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FARM EOR SALE.

VVNHERE will be offered at public vendue on Satur-
dan, January @. 1855 before the door of the Court
House in the City of Lancaster. at O'Clock in the ai
ternoon the tract of land favorably known as the Old
Poorman Farm, being on the Columbus road, 5 miles
from the City of Lancaster contanDg 154 acres more
or less. The farm will be sold to the highest bidder
third in hand one-third in one year and
one third In two years. with interest deferred pay
On ments. The farm lin the highest state ofcu [%
Is Il ativation-containng fine Orchard, first M;ii
II class Dwelling House, BarnSa never fail sssGls,
be sale Of the farm said day, the undersigned will
lease il for term of years. Nothing but cash rent
will he received. l.. Won RoDEN.
Lancaster, December 81, 1858
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Attachment Notice.

Samuel Widener, Plaintiff,
against In Attachment
Andrew De Graf. Defendant, }
TENHE Defendant will take notice that q, ay instance
on December II, 1854. order Of ATTACHMENT rs
issued by G. sieinman, Esq, against him for the sum
of SOL 20. SAMUEL WlDENER
Dseember q. Is5i-3w23
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MUSIC.

,NERS. MILNER Is now prepared to
sSsae@szq IVl give lessons on the PIANO Fohr5
4lto limited number of Young Ladies, aud
socits the patronage of parents desirous ofhaving
their daughter RS instructed in this delightful art.
For terms and other Information please call a. me
Carpenter House on Broadway. g. NJ. MlLN6h'
Lancaster, September 2s, ls54.-21
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NEW ADvERTIsEmBNTs.
NOTICE..

TTNiE creditors Of X. W. DBNNISG are notldsd 10
present their slAms uEHhsi hi m 70 the andsrsign-
ed for adjustment, and those Indebted TO him will
please call and settle. DANIEL SIFFORD,
Dec. ~, Is54-34 kssignss Of n. w. DeHsIss.
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LADIES, FL RS.

A Lso Carriage and Sleigh Robes. Foot Mufsi
a Fur Gloves, Health Preservers; Fur Caps; Felt
Bonnets: Misses Flats; Fur Trimmings; Silk Plush
Caps Ridinng Hats; Son Cashmere Hats, of all styles
and qualities -,
IA Main Street below Fourth Cincinnati
J7Hatters and other Wholesale buyers invited to
look through our stock.
Nov. 30, l654-No 30.
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Estate Of Gideon shoemakeI

NoTICE Is hereby given that have this day been
appointed aud duly qIalidsd a. Administrator on
Fairfield county. Ohio.
Dec. q. ls5i-4wa3 DAVID JENNINGS. Adm.
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NOTICE is hereby given that haze this day been
4 appointed and duly qualified AS A administrator On
the Estate OF JoSATHAs b4RrItOLo4Ew. Deceased late
Of Fairfield county, Ohio. A, L. SIMMONS Adm
December 10, Ie5I--iw53
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
AT THE
CITY GROCERY STORE!
A. GEDELEIN

HENRY A. GEBELEIN,
One Door East of the Hooking Taey Bank, South Side
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
I'D ESPECTFULLY soicits the attention ofhis friends
h and customers and all that may want Groceries-
and who will be so kind as to give him CALL both from
the city and country my superior and complete stock
of Groce just received, embracing in part the fol-
lowing articles ..
GesssHA Black and Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar,
F9kHW Loaf, Crushed and Pulyerized; Rice, Golden
do Oranges Lemons, Raisians,, Figs, Pruin, Almonds
Pecons Filbers Coco Nuts and Brazil Nuts, Dried Beef
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cured Hams, English
Dairy Cheese and W. r. Cream do.,; Spice. Cinnamon
Cloves Nutmegs, Mace, Alspice, Pepper and Ginger
Sal Soda, Cr Tartar, Sal9ratus, Starch, Sapeer, Ext
bogwood, Indigo, Madder, Alum, etc., etc.
Soap, Candles, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Wash Bords
Baskets, ETC., etc. =
A fine lot of Chewing Tobacco, also Smoking do. and
Cigars; Wines and Walkers Burton Pale Ale, gener
stock ofNotons Toys and great many other articles
May /, 1854. IL. A. GEBELElN'
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FARMS FOR SALE.

TUNHE undersigned will sell part or all his land
II fbeine about 200 acres) in Bloom Township, one
nile West of Carroll. The Farms as to quality, con-
dition and convenience, can't be surpassed. -
Ia Iipon them are Q superior Springs,3 Dwell
IiII ling Houses Orchards OF choice Fruit etc. II
Those wiShingto purchase call and see, as am de
teTmined 10 sell. SAMUEL COfNAN.
DeeembeT II, Is5t-93
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A CARD,

A IL business viii hereafter bs suspended, Pour
~ days ia the year, namely: Christmas New Years.
9Th July aud Thanksgiving day.
LaneaIler, Dec. IL. 1854.
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Attachment Notice.

John Ashbaugh. Plaintiff,
against, In ;.tHchncut
Andrew De GsaG. Defendant, }
FENdE Defendant will take notice tha, at m instance
a on December II, 1854, order Of attachments was
issued by G. Steinman, ESQ., against hin for the sum
OF SIG I2-IO0 JOHN AsHBAUGH
December 81, 1s5i-3w33
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An Ordinance

Establishing permanently the times for holding regu-
lar markets during the year.
SEC. !. Be II ordained 6ythe City Council cfthe City
Of Lancaster, That the regular market days Of said
CITY are established follows: From the 1st day
October to the LIST day of July, on Wednesday and
Saturday of each week. From lhe 1st day Of July u
the st day of October, on Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday of each week.
SEC. @ The times for opening and closing the mar
kets for said City are established foows From the
lstday of March 10 the lst day OF December the
ket shall be opened each mark day at day break
and be closed at 10 O'Clock A. NJ From the let day
December to the st day Of March, the market eact
market day shall be opened at l2 O'Clock NJ. and clos
ed at O'Clock p NJ.
SEc. B. That the ordinance relatingto this subject pas
sed August 81 ls49 and all parts OF other ordinance
conflicting herewith are hereby repealed.
CHARLES nRESBACH, President City Council
Attest-G. S. WILLIAMS, City CIerk.
December II, ls54-3w32
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Orders for Binding be lcf at Ihe Gazette Ofice
or at the Bindery Main Street. in the former
and nearly opposite DR.. Kreider's residence.
December IA, le54-33 J. RUSSELL.
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MEXICO.

Nl The latest news We have from the City
ofMexico is that Santa Anna is about cal
ling Gen. Los Vegas he who was captured
by Col. May at Palo Alto) to the Presi-
dency, pro tenn, as also some changes be-
ing made in tho cabinet, Santa Anna is
making preparations to go to Jalapa.
Aside from the blockading- squadron
from the Gulf of Mexico, several sail ves-
sells are now bound from Guayamas, and
may be looked for shortly.
The U. S. steam-frigste Susquehanna ar
rived at Acapulco on the 5!h inst, to coal
and water. Her commander, Capt. F.
Buchanan, officers and crew, are all well,
and bound home, after four years cruise.
The steamer Golden Age, which arrived
on the 9th inst, brought Col. Ignacio Com
enfort, the hero of the Revolution of the
South, and he W ho with 800 men resisted
the Santa Anna force of 5000 when in
front of the castle, last April. He brings
large supply OF ammunitlons OF war and
money, which has had tendency to run
the revolutionary stock ito par.
w Secretary Marcy has written form
al note to Mr.. Molina, envoy from Costa
Rica, in regard to the Kinney Expedition.
Mr.. Marcy says that he has no official in
formation in the premises, but presumes
that the enterprise is not ofa character tc
violate the Laws ofNations, that the par
ties necessarily transfer their allegiance tc
the country they are going to, and must
abide by the laws prevailing; that so long
as there is no evidence Of hostile intent
the United States has no control over theil
movements.
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ALFRED McYEIGH.

ATTORNEY AND couNsELLoR AT Law, JusrIcs % Tlnr
PEACE AND GENERAL LAND AaEHT,
Lancaster, Ohio,
vETILL give attention to the purchasing and sellAe
Wv Of ReAl Estate, also, 70 the procuring OF Pea
sons and Bounty Lands go
oFFICE-In the Brick Block, nearly opposite thc
Hooking Valley Bank. may 10 lss4
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NOTICE.

AJTY wife Mary Baughman, having len my bed and
Vn boacd this 54th day OF November, 1854, without
Eo6d eause hereby all persons whatnoeveIffa3
supplying her with any thing my aecount as VIZ
NOT Be- responsible for soy dehtspf her contraetln
Nov. "a, lsS4--sW30s EMANUEL BAuoH4AAs
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E.nRgY nnh Carringe NTnkern

Esuggy and Carriage Makers
VETILL find, at the .NsD Hardpars Store, opposite
w the Tdiaddrt House, one Ofthe largest and best
selected stock of Trimmings opened in this
ket. Consisting in part Of
100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
is f." - Faucy colorod do.
so " all Wool and union Damasks
50 Hides pnteut and Enam'ld Leather,
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props.
stump Joints, Laces, Spring, Axels, etc.
Lancaster. April 90, 1854 JOHN EFFINGER.
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- - - A.
ClNCINNATTI, WILHIN TON AND
ZANEsvILLE RAIL ROAD,

open TO LANcASTER.-Twod daily Trains tsln.
day exeepted;l
Trains leave Cincinnati at A. N. and p. NJ; AZ
riving at Lancaster at =. NJ. and 9s5 p. N.
Trains leave Lancaster at 10 A. NJ. and 10 p. NJ;
arriving at Cincinnati at IL 25 A NJ. and 40 A. N.
Trains will stop for passengers follow AZ Amanda
Stouts, Cirelevile, Williamspo, -Four Corners, New
Holland. Washington RHttlesnake, Sabna, ross Road
Wilmington, Sligo, Clarksvile and Marrow.
The downward trains connect ut Morrow with hO
trains the Little Mama Road for Columbus.
Lines of stages will between Lancaster and LO-
gan, Nelsonville. Athens. PomeTOy, Somerset ana
Zanesville, connecting with the morning train hsn
and evening train to Cincinnati.
Fare from Cincinnati TO Lancaster, $500.
POrother information and tickets. apply Ticket o.
fee Broadway and Front Streets and at the
Little Miami Depot, the Station Agents the line.
| L. w. WOODWARD.
| Engineer and Superintendent.
1.-The Company will not be responsible for bag.
gage exceeding $50 in value, unless the same be 70
turned to the Conductor Agent and freight paid n
the passage for every s5GOn value above thai
amount, Nov. %, 1854.
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Whalebone-There is less firmness in
our market, large sized Polar would COM
mand our outside figures; last sales at 400
41c. Stock on hand 100000 ib.
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Attachment Notice.

Hunter and Son,
against , In Attachment
Andrew Do Graf,
THNE Defendant win take notice that at our instance
an order Of attachment was issued against him
Deecmbere 1854, by G. Steinmhn Esqa Justice Of the
Peace of Hooking township, Fairfield county, Ohio,
for the sum Of $50 o. and that this has been
continued TO January 90, 1854, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
December 2S, le5i-3w3I HUNTER &, son.
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AW MOTTO E.

ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT Law, LANCASTER, OHIO
XKTILL practice in the Courts of Fairfield and ad
wv joining counties.
He may be found during business hours at the ONCE
Of II. H Hunter, ESQ. may 10, 1854.
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HOUSE BUILDERS DEPOT

ToHN EFFINGER would invite the attention Of Carr
psnters and HONse Builders to his large stock OF
ou "a building materials. They will find constantly
on hand the hest Juniata Nails, Spikes and Brads;
The most approved Door Locks and Latches;
window Glass and Sash of all sizes;
Concklln and Woods Pure White Lead and Oil;
Door and Blind b 'ts, Shop Hinges, Bolts, etc.
Those about building will be certain to save moHY
April &c, 1854.
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Mechanics Tools.
CSUITED 10 all trades and ofthe most approved naRo
1Butcher's Cast Steel, Firmer and Sackets 0ougeas
~ Smear and Jackson's Cast and Spring steel saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons and Plaster rs Trowls
Cooper's Drawing knives, etc, for sale sbeep "
April %, 1854. JOHN EFFiNGhh.
NOTICE.
yNNfiE subscriber respectfully inform his friends anA
public in general, that he has much enlarged AZ
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
a, to the variety He has Just opened and has for sale
>Naz.. No. ], Mackere1 ofthe best quality.
Also. hest Picking Vinegar, ana
4 small StOciI OF Dry Goods to suit eustomeFst
all of which will be sold for cash approved eoua-
Winding Streets, and nearly opposite the Broadwag
Hotel. I. ChOhCn.
N B. Butter, Bacon, Lard and Corn Meal wantod-
Lancaster, September2I 81, ls54-20
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BLANK BOOK MAEUFACToRY AND
IlOOk IsindeIE. Lnncaster. Ohio.

DLANk BOOKS fOrCouuty
I'D Offices, Justices Blanks,
DOekets, Double and Single
Entry Ledgers, Journals. Day
Books, %c., &c. Also, Book
Binding Of every description
done in q most satisfactory
Style.
All0rders,by letter or other
-faa ,.r.r, nj, ., .,ffa,haHtu
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w. 1870 arch ST., PHILADELPHIA.

.NU. lZO HTCR 81, 4 NftQISpHtB.
Their mower over the above diseases i, not excel.
lcd. il ruunIled. bv anv other urcnaration in the
United states, az the cures attest, in many cases Of
ter Il ilui plrysicjans bud failed.
These Hitiers are worthy the attention of lnvnlids.
Possessing great virtues in The rectifcation Of dis
cases ot he iyer and lesser glands exercising the
most snarchinr poyers in weakness and affections
Of the digestive organs, they arc, withal safe, cor
thin ana pleasant. Read and be convinced.
TESTIMONY FROM ONO.
JOHN HotFN,N, jeromesyile Ohio, May Both. 1853,
said: write 10 state for your satisfaction, and also
Tor that of Others, that your German Bittcrs il what
yeu reco1nmen4 il to be. a highly valuable medicine,
which | know from having used it in my own iami-
" 10 INV entire satisfaction. All who have used il
1--WE ,he same recommendation"
Srcpury A MgA1y, Canton, OHIO, May II, 1853,
saws: 'EGavirg heard your German EitteTs highly
rccomnended lrou sources in which / placed much
confidence, ! ordered four bottles from Cleveland
One of them payetn NV daughter " no has derived
great benefit from it: two Of The others | sold in
media ", and | weuid liks you to send me a supply
rf II 10 s.yi."
JoHN CLARK, Brunswick. Ohio. May Is, 1854
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Washington, Jan. %.

senaie,-Mr. Seward presented a petition
from Inhabitants Of Ontario and Madison
COUNTIES, N. York, praying. that the soldiers
of the war OF 1912 be made bereiciaries
Of bounty lands.
After a few unimportant petitions on mo-
zion Of Mr.. Badger, the SeuaLs went into a
short executive session.
Mr., shields moved the army approprla-
tion bill be taken up.
Mr, Cooper. objec:sd. He wished TO
make soa2e remarks on his convict and pau
per resolution submitted yesterday, but f.
n,llly concluded to defer them Till to,mor,
rew,
Mr.. Evans objected to take up the aprro-
priation bills.
Mr. Shipids said that the appreciation
bills are never protracted when The chair,
imn Of the committee says they should
pass. and referred to the case Of the inter
nal Improvement bill. lie said [ don't like
to risk every thing else lor the army bill
though / should lkc'to Sc that pass.
Mr.. Hunter said tbat something SHOULD
be done in reference TO The IEdian distur.
Dances.
The approximation bill was finally taken
up.
The bill was amended, and among Others
an item was introduced for the employ
mcnt Of Jromedariessfo for military purposes.
The bill was finally laid aside.
Mi. Seward. from com. on re,
ported a biil'tn carry into. %.etfec the FRO.
visions of the reciprocity treaty.
Adjourned.
House,-The resolution was passed clos.
bill. The House went into committee On
that subject.
Mr.. Benton opposed the payment of thi
claims, and spoke in strong deuunciatory
terms Of the spectators who had hunted
up and purchased the claims for a triae
and were now importun .te For full pay ment
Mr.. Disney advocated the payment o
claims, he though. it called for By every
principle Of justice.
Mr.. Chamberlain followed. opposing an
offer Of mcditation by. The United States il
the present European quarrel; the freedom
eli nations required that the bsligerent
should be allowed to SIGHT it out, Ate
further debate The tonnisAsa rose, Fand III
House adj rpInei. S1s@
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NEW CHINA
GlMss nMd 0mecnNWmrc storc.

WEsHNs sIEIE NttAPNFbN NV NIWFF.
No. 70, MeNRcE STREET, WkEELlgG, yIRaiyfi
FTSHE subscribers respectfully give n1tice that they
l. have imported direct from the manufacturers, .
large and complete stock Of The above WARE, togoth.
er with an assortment Of mantle ORsAxENrs and
F4sCY Goops. some Of which are Of exquisiis tasts
and beauty. Iron, Stone, Chiua, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware Of an entire
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns Of
every descriptions Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall ut nil times keep as complete an assor
iuent Of Common Ware on hnnd, Tor the city an
country trade, rs can be found st any other store
the West. and By giving our personal attention " 70.
packing the same, convince all who may favor u.
| with thelr patronage, that they cannot DO better q
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES e. co.
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va
January :, io52.-H.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the tollow ing ar-
~ count have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohlo. for settlement.
The final account of Jacob Gntshatl as Guardian
for Tie Let's OF John Miller deceased, III their MI
aority. 90,
The Sceountssof Samuel Snyder, Guardian Of Mar
tin :. Janisun and Jane JamlsoII, Minors.
The Iinai account OF Jooeph K llGnter, Admtnis,
istra;or OF the estate Of Sarah Adams. deceased, and
passed onby the undersigned OF the 25th day Of
J%anuHl. AtAt.
B. w. VEInS, Probate Judge,
Beo. . IL, 1854.
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CONGRESSIONAL
Washington. Jan. IS.

Washington, Jan. %.
HOcse.-Mr. Fuller introduced a bill a
mending and consolidating the navigation
revenue and collection lws-referred To
cOmmUiee. Of commerce.
The House voted on the motion cf Hr.
Easoa, yestcadav, TO reconsider the vote by
~hieh the motion to refer the Pacific raj
read bib 10 q select committee was laid )
the table. Decided slirmatively by on
majority.
sSenate Mr.. Seward presented a peii
ion from Hustled aEds Crockt. sub marine
engineers. proposing for a percentage q
duty To rmcve !rocks in Hrll-gate--R
red 10 committee Of commerce.
Mr.. Cooper offered The following
Ee.olved that the President be
to cause the Secretlry of Mslsis
pry 10 comtnVnlcau
their Department.
she s~yaDs2otals
into the United
HiSs, anu Hnab fN4t I|
have had IN sendh4
many voluntss
within gears
On Judiciary
il any. legis
eign govvrnn
Victs and pa1FF
also whether An
necessary TO prsFe
tiOn hither Of either N
The Senate then rssuSS4
lion of the bounty land kil,
Mr., Brodhead proposed { substitute some
what restricting The operation OF tbs bill.
Mr. Seward spoke at some length adVO
eating the bill in its original form and G
Eaipts the subtilute.
Mr.. Brodhead's substitute was agreed II
end various other amendments propose
and discussed. some elected and some
dopted. Among the latter was one gran
ing to the widow OF each revolutionary so
der 100 acres of land, and another inclut
ing the PlattsburgA volunteers within th
benefits 0f the bill.
Senptc adj1a!Red,
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4, PHILIPPE & SON

MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, an
vi dealers in Trunks and uavlimg sacks, Mo
roco g. kid-akins lining ana binding do. PcGgs
Notls, thread and shoe !indings GENERALLY, keep con
stanliy for sale an assortment OF the above ticies, ar
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31
FOR SALE

TIME subscriber offers for sale his house and lot in
the town Of liopcdale, Harrison county, utlo.
The house is a good onestory frame, ~ by 10, with
a cellar under The whole building The lot contains
about thrce-toGrths Vi M acre, has several valuable
fruit lrees on it, and IL well enclosed with a good
hazard fence There Is a spring close TO tbs door.
Persons wishing to purchase would do we'll to call
500 1. usI ain delrrminen ~ sell cheap.
JOHN DAVIS.
Hopedale, Ohio, August 2, lsSi-3ipd