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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22

the infected district. Through the street
the crowd marched. Infatuated by liquor
and q thirst for blood, and declaring that
they would be the death Of eYory '.bloody
Know Nothing" and DID Yankee
that dared to show bis face.
A traveller who had just put up al the
Exchange Hotel. and who had stepped out
10. front Of the house to see the trouble was
knocked down by the rowdies and very
badly bruised. Hnothsr man was knock
ed down upon the railroad track, and as
soon IS he reached the ground was covered
with Irishmen. who pummeIsd him almost
to Jelly. The ground where this took place,
yesterday morning, presented the appear
anco ola butchers yard--the snow died
with red blood, A third man q boE1der Ia
the house of Mr.. Haynes. who also went
out in the street TO see the row, WAS knock
ed down and b~rutally pounded on the head
with pieces Of board. and kicked in the
chest with thick and heavy boots.
lie would have been Killed had not a
fellow boarder who witnessed the butchery
armed himself with an axe, and fighting
his way into the crwod, rescued the victim.
AS it was, bis scull was fractured in one
place, and his head laid open in several 9TH
res, while his chest and body was horri-
bly, bruised. One or two other men seen
to fall in the crowd and to be dargged off,
What their fate is no one knows.
During the riot the exclamation most
frequently made usa of were as follows;--
death to the Know Nothiugs" Down
with the damnl Yankees" "We'Il be tho
death of the bloody Americans, ""Cun-
nlnghan was not hung. and we'er not afraid
ofthe police etc, There can be no doubt
that the recent fallureto convict the Irish
man Cunningham, ofthe murder Of police
man Lower. has the effect OF 'emboidehhinng
the rufan spirit Of the d~isorderly Irish,
ami OF making them perfectly reckless
as to the consequences o fthere lawless acts.
They do not forget that the murderers of
Story were not hung. and that Cunning.
hams life was saved, aRd they fancy that
they can now crafty their hatred against
the Americans with impunity.
l is also reported here that the immacu-
late Vandemark has been ordered to throw
aside his instruments, and call a meeting of
the faithful few to convene in Giesy's Old
Carrot some evening next week for the
purpose of holding ajubilee over this vic
tory. 1t is also understood that the talen-
ted d. Sparkling CsawbO Schlsich bed
itOr Of the Pope'sorgan of Immaculate con-
cePtlOn, will be on hand and presidei sup
ported by a bottle of Sparkling Cataw.
ba' from Kelsey's, and that his Most High
Revt the Bishop of Erie, and other dis.in-
guishod prelates of the day.will be present.
The American Party of the u. s., the
Common Schools Of our Country, the
Heratics will bethe particular.:objec:s of de-
nunciation. We advise all members in
good standing of the l. o. F. Z. r. to be
on hand:-you may expect a rich treat.
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Pa.r

Among Tire observed Of eli observers
at the grand jabiIso we noticed Col. DA.
vID CHAMBERS. Of Muskingum county,
and our distinguished townsman Geu.
Gao. SASDERsoS. Although these old
Pioneers have reached their "three score
years and ten" the time allotted TO man.
yet they are both in the enjoyment Of most
excellent health and went Up to mingle
thoir voices with the thousands Of Ohio
who rejOioed for the triumph Of freeman
over the Slave Democracy Of tho North
and the overwhelming rebuks 20 tic
present cqrrdps national administration.
Nay their latter days be crowned with
the bsnisnent fsvorof the mos! High.
- --
RsruRSrD.--oar friend James Weaver,
Esq, ex'Sherif, returned on Sunday even
ing last. from bis western Tour. looking as
fresh IS a full bloom rose. During his
absence he visited mapypor,ions Of the
upper part of IowA.and like all others who
have gone before thinks it the promised
land" HO has laid upon our table a spec.
imen of c'al dug by himself near Fort
Dodge in that State pronounced by all. to
be equal to tho Anthracite Of the Eastern
States. We have tested this specimen and
lind that it may be folded in the whi.est
cambria handkerchief and subjected to the
most severe test without leaving q stain
upon it. Also d specimen of Plaster of
Paris. taken from mines near the sam.
town said to equstany ever discovered in
tho world = .r.r
We understand hat Mr.. Weaver iutcnds
returning in the spring to make Iowa his
future homs. Success Jeemes.
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C"ineinnalI Marker.

Cis.issAri, hoxsDber. 90.-FbOUR- there va, a
syba dSSiHnhi Tor flouf AgYin to-day. snd the market
sA'hrII. The .als. inelgJcd 100. 300. $50. 100 aud 30
bnrrs's at 81: 70 and IS 40 at 81 90, A ale OF "a 80
Buck wheat 1t - y IO NJ.
HoGS--Tha fnarkeiA ffm. WITH ala. ofO oaa 81
IN lots. Al ejsT.
faosl " 80 barrels mesa Pork At ~:
o. LIAM ~ rEe. Aad / NO DO do az BKe.
market Il Arm, With s4Ies NJ Ana
yn5sisA Sc. std 80 do from wagons aI axe. Tbs
demand exeeels the supply.
I~hEhsE1yIh dsmaDd is good at ga cent?, wiz,
SUGlR--1hs market il unchanged, with ! m.dr,.
at drminl 1T full rates.
50 Of bags 81 IIx ecnts.
hObASsE5-A SIle OF 20 bLl. AZ SIC. Market arra
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U... CIRCULAR.
Statement OF THE coSDnioX OF
THE STAR INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Ogdsnsburgh. y. &. ON The Ii DIR II InI, ~.
tIRCULAR.

SIAIEAEAf OF THE CONDITION OF
THE STAR INSURANCE COMPANY.
Or ogdsn'6argh, NY, on the Isl day Of fully, 1853.
I. Mama aud ioeaiity as Speeined Ab6Te
!. Ihe capital stock Is aI5O.OD Oh
,. The capital stock Is paid up
= me assets of tue Company are As follows:
j. Cash on hand and 10 Tue hands Of
AGENTS or other persons Ses .to5 20
., Real Estate ns
,. Roads -
Z. Debt, due the Company secured BY
mortgage. being frat lien. duly re-
corded. ~ which amount more than
SlOoDOO, 10 upon property worth
double the sum for which same Is
mOrtRaged SIa5 nm On
:. Debts otherwise secured aksk
9. ID ;bts for Premiums SJs9 o.
IAN other securities, being Bills
RsssiraSie 60. Premium. siO,,c e.
TO Banks OF other creditors pone
Q. Losses adjusted and due nsps
y Losses adjusted and not due aOae
4. Losses uHadiustea ssas
y. Losses In suspense waiting farther proof 1868 90
10. No other claims against the COmpnLy,
except o few small lite ms OF expense,
0Ver-pAy ment by agents, or rs-insur-
ancS. and ono claim Of 0350, resisted -
H. The great"st amount insured IN any risk q 90 ~
l:- The grsateSI amount allowed By the
rules OF thu Company TO be in any one
city. town or YiIlage.-No rule ON the
subject.
IS. No rule as to the EreGlesI amount al
l1Wed 10 he Insured In one block.
~. The act 81 incorporation Is lie same
a. at the last re port.
July Ie5S. ELIJAH HfTR. Justice Of Peace.
II. e. PooTE. Secretary.
WILLIAM r. CREED, Agent.
Lancaster, Ohio. OctobsT %, Iss5-3H2B
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Philadclphin Mnrkea.

PuILAbELPnIA, November 90.-Cotton arriving ra-
ther moro freely. hut the demand 10 lIInited.
Glover Seed 10 attracting mora atteniion; prices have
advanced 50 cents sales Of SO bushels o: old aud new
at 80 per6l pounds.
Flour continues exceedingly qate and pricsa are
steadily maintained; littIo or no export demand; 200
bbls. sold at 80 IS for standard and good bIands,
and 80 37LG9 so for extra and fancy.
Whent Is in good demand and but q limited amount
Offering; sales of 3. 900 bushels in lots a. 90 Oa12 51
81 90 Tor White.
Corn Is in steady demand at our last quotations.
5000 bushels OF old yellow sold at sec. aaoa.. and 200
bushels OF new In storo al 70ei 1000 bushels OF old
now mixed sold al o. cents.
WhIskey dull: small sales OF Ras,oEn al 10 cents,
md Prinnn n II an.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22
ROAD NOTftE.

NOTICE ishercbs given. that there Will be Z psti-
hon ptesenteh ID lhd County Commissioner Of
Fairheiu County, at their December Term, less, for
he vacation Of The County Road leading from the
state Road one .feurth mile North Of GeneVA TO Good
three fourth. ctk infie N1rlh Or Eensys
on the State road At the School House; thence Rasi
one.tourth mile 10 the Cold Spring on Philemon Huf
land:thenee Northeast across Solomon u1nrd,,
Jr., Land to the corner OF The Widow HuGord's lnud:
North to the Mill road leading ffdni Brsmen 10
Good and firms Mill, there to terminainS,
Nov. I, IS5S.-1w26 MANY PETITIONERS.
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ofthe American Party OF Ohio.

Principles 0fthe American Party Of Ohio.
I. The unlimited. Frssdsn Of RsIigf0n dIseonnect-
cd with politics Hostility 20 ecclesiastical influences
upon the Affairs Of Governs eht-Eqaalty Of rights
srisaailsa, and We owe no temporal allegiance, By
~stitution.
,. N inisrfereAoe with the right. Of citizenship al
law 20 ell who honestly emigfats from love Of Ilbcr-
~; but the exclusion OF foreign paupers and ~fellons,
and . rSfasat to srtsAd tia righf Of s96rsgs 10 all phO
come Asrsgftar until they shall have resided 81 years
In the U.states aud complied With Naturalization
LAWS. N
3. Opposition TO all political organizations compos-
cd sTelssivsiE Of ForsigRsrS, and to Foreign Mill
cary CenpdRfss, and 90 all attempts to srelads the
Bible from sac SeA0os s~Hpp0rfsd BY the GSvsrH-
Z. Slavery Is IoesI-not aatioMal:-we oppose Its
!exteasonin any Of the territories, and the increase Of
,tts political power by the admission into the Union Of
any Slave State or otherwise, and We demand OF the
General Government an Immediate redress OF the
great wrongs which have baan inflicted upon the
cause Of Freedom and she AmeTfcen character by
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, and the In
PRODUCTION Of Slavery Into Kansas In violation oflaw,
by force Of arms, and tho destruction OF the elective
S, In humble. initiation Of the wisdom Of Washing
ton, We oppose all Intervention in tho affairs Of
Foreign States; yOt on all proper occasions, we will
not Withhold our sympathy from any people aspiring
q. We support American Industry and genius A.
RAintt the adverse policy Of Foreign nations and
facilities TO internal and external commerce by the
improvement OF Rivers and Harb0rs and the con-
~struction Of National Roads uniting the various sect
ions OF the UnioI, ~ f
a. Tho UaioM Of fhsss States should b. made perpstg-
al ~ a JaitAfaI allegiance 10 tAe Constitution.
9. In State policy we zealously advocate RstreRek-
Presslve system Of Taxation and n liberal system Of
Public Schools.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
r.. \ ..H.r
FARM ENN GAV.E. 3,

z Will SELLat private sale the aenl Estate OF O.
AP. TONG. II not sold at public sale between now
aud spring 1t will be sold at public sale Of which due
notice Will be given.
The property consists OF the following described
Lots ahd Tracts or Land, Ia, wits
I~5lmPrOved Lots ia gh0 Town OVCnr.
roll,--3o on tho Ohio Canal with n LARGE WARE
HoUSE.,-3 with large Dwelling Houses, the others
with smaller improvements.
20 to 80 vRcantLOts in, different parts Of Car
roll. The Farm contains about ego ACRES and
will be sold entire, or in the following parcels to suit
buyers. t.,- -
ist. Betwcen 701nd IA Acres North Of the
Ohio Canal. 90 Acres Of which 10 cleared, the balance
TIMER LAND.
and. Near IeO acres on the South side or the
Ohio, Canal Esgtof CNtroH about so acres cleared
The other good Timber Land, all enclosed. ~
3rd. One Tract of about 1875 Acres, situate
on. the South Of tho Ohio and Hooking Canals, on
which is a never falling Sroam of water, with a fall
of from ~ 25feeL easy 9fimprovement, being one
Of the best sights for aInill in Fairfield county, this
tract has onita House, Barn q all other convcniences.
d Also, one other tract containing tors acres between
the Stats Road and Judge Rade baugh's MIL Tract. :"
Terms.-One-thirti in hand the balance In two equal
annual payments with interest froli date.
II. b: TONG. Agent.
Carroll. Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov. q. lsaJ-aFn
~ tIif. n Ukea.r
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abb AS0EAIlNN.


SECOND YEAH.
A RRANoENEsrsfss ne soeOsd A.,,., =.
~ Bona o. hlsnsw and p0pulaF lnsttanon fefte,
~ Ta vs 8. L.tssaisIe and All, have eSsa nads oa
Among ne wOrki already engaged, Il tAo hr sAmod
GENOA ~CRUCiFIX,0
Which oringlnaily cost Ten Thoasand Dollar.
I,fnihs ne nsw coiiestlon, the diffusion ofWsrka
!, ahe,Iesh Ar, and The Encouragement % hsaaeah.
sshlss haIs not sson overlooked. Coo Hlssicn1hnVu
been is,aedi 90 rsanye Of the most disineasl.sd Anssn-
80 a ni'i', Who viii eontrbute sons Of their anes(
ao"lsdeJ the Ereatest living sculptor, Hiram PoHen.
~'orse Washington ,.he Father ofhis eoantry.
Hehlanfin Franklin, HE Philosopher
eIHieI Webster, tho shtssaaan.
ipSSlal ss,nthas visited Europe aa9 &ads eafsIsi
in !" 80 yan.'ian. ss,eeIions Of f0rslgn wseksofAp. both
!" Siohss aud Marble; Stataary aud CEvice PaintipFs.
~ 81 p rh"le Inrniex alarEe snd valasble COLLECTION
~ ns'ls.hss aud ssstnaV 10 be i..lribuied mi a
III ~ vac 'Hv.i"sss ofthe Aesyciaiior for the 2nd Year.
IaANA os AsasERsHiP.-The Dsfmest OF rhrs, uoi,
I@fs constitutes any one = meEbsr Or his AseoeiauoS'
nna snuus, MN te eilher one OF ihsMagsEiuss for one
year, aid -..5 6 tsS-.iE tho di,.hbution OF lie sIn.
t1aTy aid P~aiGtings.
Inc Literature Issued 20 sabaoAber, con.,.,. NJ An.
t5iio.ihg Monthly Asgasipss: Harpsr,S. Yutnasss,
hhi"kerbnckef. Blaekwsod's, Hop.ehoIa wosast
1rahHin's, and 0odsy's Lady'G B0ok,, '
rs!soh'tsEinE I'VE manbsffhips are sntiusd 70 any
bFe itho Magazines for one wear, aud 70 az si,ksf,
W tie disl,i1ati0n. The net procseas, derived from
We ssls 81 memberships, are devoted 70 hs purchase
- 80 ~ yNots %
The ADVANTAGES SECURED by becoming a
n'sinbsr ofIhis Association, are
lat. Allpsnsons rsc siVe tho (aII BaIEe Of fhshr suk.
.sriSt.sA az re st~t, In the shape Of startling Maya
zine AlSrhiare.
~. Eaeh tnstnber l. contributing towards purchas-
lHE choice Works of n which are 10 bs dlstnbuIed
among lhemseiVss, sBd arc ~ the same TINA eneour-
se'4e the Artist o. 1.-THE county, disbsrsinx thoasanas
OF aoilATs thrOSgh IL sGaheJ.
refAons IN r~SHttf3sg (AAds for Eiem6efship. will
flSEtf ave their 5sbf eEts adRrsss in GaH, aatinR lie
Il"ntb they wish The Aagszihe u commences, ard hsye
the letter registered at tbo Post OL1es TO vent los:
on ~ receipt a certificate Of Membership, together
MN g Asgs1ins deissd, will be forw srded 70 any
those who purchase MAGAZINES at Bookstores, will
"DHrLrs hathJ loihlEgt,is Association. thoy rsesips
t2s HsgesiHe aEd JrSs ticker "a TBS sana1l distriS vffsA
81 a. ths sRfaS Price theJ nos rey for tie Msggzino
alone For Membership. address.
&. l.. DERRY, ActuAry C. A, A,
- either Of the principal Observation-Disclosures
AAs1zius' 0Hes, S4s Broadway. New York; OF West.
ena Office, l65 Water Street, Sandu Ky, Ohio.
S"tsedpiion received ~ V, NJ. GBIsWoLD,
NOV s!--2sH Hon. See for LsrsssIsf;o Ohio.
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CHOICE CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

r WILL sell FOUR fthe most beautiful and valuable
Lots in the City, containing so feet front each, by
about 40 feet deep, situated on Columbus Street, i'm
pediately North Of the Rev. John wagenhals, and
bounded by Allen Street, on the North and by q IS
feet Alley on the rear, being the highest location on
said street. The above lots are we'll inclosed, and
curbed and paved with Gravel on columbus Street,
and planted with Shades Trees. They will be sold
separately or together. Price reasonable, ono-halr
10 hand. and the balance In one and two years with
Interest. T. U. WHITE Jun.
Lancaster, october 2S, 1eSs-1m2s
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THE Pores ORG AN.
Lady Fran6lin .1athW p. NJ, and tie I
s. Cata~aba ScAieigA u. C.
OIIT AQAIN. -. r-.L


s. Cata~aba ScAteigA u. C.
oolAdAlN;
sound the i%.'i SHss4sS S1A!'
Smith s.' .s' ~, Dig ls,s Z ring
W Nn% ss, IL aamSrs.y, !.
The Governors. G,yernm,ntsnd Poaae
Organ cam. ont last ws.t u;,h .h..,
billingsgot. and Gl.aho,d
it's fac. to d;s,,,s, rer
sens;b;lnv and with. ,..ILs.a..
p,oachino insanity oha, on.;."p
tics Of ,bs l,ss ~ c;,r s..O
Book. from our n,per Of Of the l.s, ,wo wer
and ass cr no t},at ,be;4 ,..rr;o, a. MI"
Mad 6,,a; :, .dds. , -
at is now i, ,hs ha,as IS c.nou
keeper inthe suberbs. wbere MAJ al
pledged it for whisky." @sf
We now p~ronohuce the author and the
publishers Of the above, PRINCES A.
MONG GIARS,-COWARDS AMONG
GENTEEMEN-AND SCOUNDRELS
IN SOCIETY.
One Of the precious crew, who in years
gone past had charge Of the editorial COL
ans Of that delectaBle sheet.
PAID THE FORFEIT OF HIS INIQUI.
ON GALLOWS,
n"t '0m AL human appearances the de-
sul'''a' course OF the present Editors will
Gnu upon 'no same PLATFORM
'sUeo "Mn the course they have
''' putSasu IN t!.l'anoIs ana rascasiy a.
"Ioeo = ~" WING a'ner WIN mem IN pollti'
Oai '0n''~ ne no uep'l q vulgar person
any eeenis 70 oe tooloW LOT tnem 10 stoop
TO- In tru'h, the last Two numbers Of that
paper should be preserved among its
friends, as a lasting miemeuto Of the depths
of degradation TO which Editors WISHING to
be danom;nated WV can dosoand
NV,
W. peg the pardon OF our readers for
this DEPRESSION from our usual course. We
"Au nopeu some weeks SINCE that we
Snouiu DC aone with pSrso"at drt'@es in
our columns, and now hope these may be
the last. II however, We shall bo called
sorth AZ o,v :, = -. ;.,o.ai.sII
~" = ~ '"f-
y Tue war lh'o AFRICA ~ uA su..f
A PROCLAMATION AS is APPROXIMATIONS.
Mavor Of Milvankao i .
IT.. doa. n3th6,Ilas ,.~Sm
\ uoGS no' oosgle az small oostrucuons,-
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Ohio--The Official Vote.

We have been furnished by our obliging
friend, the Secretary of State, with the o.
fetal returns Of the votes given for all the
persons on the State ticket in allthe coun.
ties Of the State. This table is quite vol
luminous, but we have put in the hands Of
our c%ompositors and it will soon appear in
our columns. Meanwhile, We give our
readers below the sotal vote for all the can
didates. and the majorities for the Repub-
lican ticket:
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ID EN- TIsT R Y.
WILLIAM ~. RING

III AS returned to the ely, whers ho expect. 10 70.
Il main permanently IL the practice Of his prof ssinu.
Gratdfu' for past favors, he hopes by auention 10 bust.
oes. TO merit the patronage Of his old friends and the
pubs generally. Once. Main Street, two doors Rast
ofthe Ohio haRis. Laneasist; July 10, lse5-3mI
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RaItimorc Market.

BALTIMORE, November 20.-Ftour 10 arm this NOR
ming. with nero sellers than buyers at %. Wheat is
In moderate demand; receipts NOT very heavy; sales
active at - o. e 10 for good 10 prime white. Corn
unchanged.
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EYE INFIRnARY.

NR:J. ID. HADLBY respectfully informs those sur
~ ,fering from acute or chronic 0pthalnia. general
ly termed INFLAMMATION OF II EYE, Dim
ness OF Sight arising from injuries. &c, Ulcerztion Of
lhe Bye or Tvs msmSrans., from any and every cause
the result Of Fever. Measles. S~crofula. de-, either Of 4
short duration or OF many years standing.
II -PHsis prepared TO give r~elisfand pcrfee, a cure;
or all money REFrSs1b:
References. =,
r. B. Harlan. wilmingtoni O.; @. B. White, VIII
mingt0n; William Fuller. Wilmington; Isaiah Nor.
MS. Wilmington: }. n. Hawerth. Wilmington: David
Fisher, 9th 81. Cincinnati, o.; II. SimoBlou, Coium-
bus, O; ID. AeLane. b. Liberty, Logan county, o.;
Col. James Houston, JeSersoeville Ohio; John White,
BOurne Ville. Ohio; George H~AnAwnll, BournsviIle, o:
Dowell. G.. w. Il 2. R. r.; Levi Smith, WashIagton.
Ohio; JAmos Purcell, do Ohio; Darid Hitch and Robt.
Lowry, Lancaster, Ohio.
Once 10 Wilmington, Ohio. Oct. e5.-2m,
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OF Ne Ssmi-4snusI siAtansnt u ne aaalr, aaa
eondiiion o.

49,
or Ne Ssmi-4snusI siatansnt Of ne AMIR. aaA
eondiiion o.
THe H01K INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OftA' ciiJofEsw TOtE. on Jane 20. isss.
Balance q AsSeis 90 7lst DsssnbsrIaa
asPcr EHhibit 81 that date. a-tg ~ a.
Subject 20 sandry losseS thea uAsdjustOd.
and estimated at e14.25O g. 4 tortian
or which has since besn patti.
Income.
an,ount Of Prsminuf On
Fplieies isaasi durinE
The last SIR mouths aI65,s0I 90
Lea, ,ItorSTa Premium nn
Rs-ln,uranes ISIS 81 S7a,n5 %
a no0ht Of interest accrued and
earned for sS months, from
IRJanuaTy 10 lst Jaig aI.ae5 ~ lsi.o45 "a
Disbursement.
Amount Of Losses paid dadng the past G months,to-wit
L1as1s which occurred
PYsvious 70 drA Of
ID do Since Ian. b9.49I Is 1851 on
Amount paid for Expenses la
eIA~d'HScoH'mi'Acn toAssnis 1890 7GIss,ssI 90
s.tz:s:g g
Cast. balance In Bank 5SIs;ou
Bosds aud Mortgages, Q,elnK
nrst leiB on Real EstaiSl a.. 500 90
Loans on stocks payable %
E3si Eitsts No Wall Street
uhs ofneel co 80 "a
Notes received for Premium on
Inland risks IOUSt "a
Interest due ard unpaid to July
nrst n oa- "a
Balance IN hands NJ agents aud
In recourse o~firABsmissIon from . q
agents l1eas d
Premiums due and upcolIee,ed
on Policies Issued at onec e.sg7 60
SAiTEge-iPrOpeny on hand 3Oth
Jana, since s1Id forJ Q,CO1 90 -
Total s747 S72 q
Liabilities.
aIfoHni Of lsssss ineafrsf aid IN pfoeess
IS adjustment kl4fy ~
An cunt ~ loses reported on WhieE 10 :,
Gciina has been aksa a. oi4 20
Amount Of elaitas for losses resisted By
tho company s1ooo
e'shsd ,,T,: ej3.G77 CO
!. fTsvf orr. July q, IS. A. Y. WILLHAYTH, sse'v.
sTtE" o. sEw Y1sE,COgmy ~ Nc. York, g.
Chl1st J. hastn, .PrsStd sni. and Anhar r.
HhlmaHh, Secretary ~ the Home IBsaancu Gonna,
n.y. briag severHlly sworn, d. isp1,c All -ay Mai IN,
Foregoing statement Of The Affairs and cSLditton ofsaid
company Is correct and true.
sign-i CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
ARTHUR y. HILLMARTH, Sscrcln,,
Taken, SHbAedbsd and sSoFR 10 before ne ihis eeth
day Of Iuiy, A. b. less Signed
Is N. WILLIAM BUSTEED.
ComHuiasioner In View YORK for the STATE o COhio.
WILLIAM r. CREED, Agent,
Lancaster. OHIO, ocidtSr 30, Is5J-3~eG
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22
LAW NO TIC E.
ALFRED

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, LLScAktEI, ONO
VTTIL praeaee u tho Courts OF FaitneId end I'd
w Joining counties.
HeHnaS be found daring business bdnfsaI ~ exc
ar H.H Hunter ESQ. may -, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22
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cINeiyaATtf; WILMINGTON AND
EVANSVILLE RAIL E;1..D,

0PB H @4rRHGh.
y and afIer Monday. November 10. TfGas will ran
~ IS tniloSs: Sundays sxcepted)
hTSt TrdlA leaves CjhcinnAti at q A. NJ, arriving At
LANCASTER atIl.3O A.. N. and ss GAINESVILLE AIS SO Pm.
Rctnrnins, leaves Zapssville al = so r. N. arriving
~ Lancaster at IS 7. NJ, at Cincinnati al ] % A. w..
,Ssssad Traia leaves Cincinnati at , 30 r. N, arriving
al Lancaster at IS = NJ.
RetarnipG leaves Lancaster al ) 10 4. N. arriving
81 Cincinnati 1t 10. Is 4. II.
Trains stop foT passe ayers at all intermediate points
aud eohn:et with trains on Little Miami Road for Co
lumbuA, Dayton, Hills5OrouEh and ChiliieOths.
Stage Iines connect Al Cir9lsviiie for Chillicothe
aud Columbus, al Lancaster Tor Logger, S5fsonvillg,
Athens. add P0Fneroy,
FOR othsrinfcIiEAh and tickets, spplf al Tick ct OF.
fee ,corgeEoI BroadWay aid Front sIreots, and az the
Little Miami Depot, ort % the station Agents on the line.
J. Nc. l.. S~TAUGHf0N,
Engineer and SuPe.inteEdent.
il The Company will not Re responsible for bag
shSe exceeding s50in value, unless the sane be 70
iarned to The CondHsior OF a gant, snd frsiebs paid at
She rate ofa passage for eVerv SScoi In vsiae above that
amount N1Vstabsr 10, LS5S.