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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
BREAD! BREADH BREADm

SAMUEL BEERY
VKToULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Lancaster & vicinity, that he has commenced the
bread. Light RusI< & Cracker HakinK
in connection with his former baking kis now prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
with every thing in the above line. Having In his
ploy the best of bakers lac feels confident that he car
please all who nay favor him with call.
IT FCal AZ his Store Main Street, aud aIsn at hiT
Bake House, corner of Colunbus Mulberry streets
Lancaster, July Is, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
Conservation.

We regard 1t as . .sry fortunate thing
that the American party, contains in ts
ranks in Ohio, at least, very large pro-
portion Of the conservative mon Of the
country. men who attach themselves 10
party not for the sake Of Office, but because
Of their attachment 10 the principles which
it advocates. The time was when this class
of men belonged TO the Wing party, aud
therefore that party never reached The sano
depth Of degradation which the Locofoco
party did, Hence, TOO. its want OF sue
cess. 1t contained too msny high mind
ed, honorable men ever to stoop to the use
of those low tricks by which the Locofoco
party SO often triumphed.
We notice that in Massachusetts,, Maine
and New York recent attempts have been
made to revive the old Wing party. We
think the attempt will be vain one. The
conservative men Of the Union can never
again rally under the Wing banner, how.
ever well they may succeed in few local
tiles. We arc therefore sorry 10 see this
attempt to revive a party which would so
much divide and weaken that great Amer.
lean party which if it remains united will
not fail to carry every thing before it next
year.
We cannot see why all the conservative
men Of the nation cannot rally under the
broad folds of the American fiag. especial
y as there is now disposition prevailing
to so enlarge and modify the platform Of
the American party as to render itaccep.
table to that portion of our fellow citizens.
So far as we are concerned we care more
for principles !han we do for success; and
we feel confident that although by includ-
ing new and conservative principles in our
platform, we may for time endanger our
success, yet we will in the end be certain
to achieve great-a glorious triumph.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
LnckyIiIn MILLS

THNHE subscriber has purchased the above property
il and Is now prepared t1 do custom " ork as we'll
as merchant work. The mill has been well repaired,
and is in good order te do work iu either way He IS
also prepared 10 buy wheat al all Imes. -four the
same for customers. II desired. He has employ ed an
experienced miller, and will render ssiisGe-
tiOn
The Dsilllery, with all its machinery is for sale
together with Boiler, Tubs, &c. The SsS-niill ad-
Joining II is also for sale.
Persons wishing to buy town lots can be aecommo-
dated. The proprietor Of all times be found sI
his mill In LOckTle his farm II. miles south
east Of Loetvilie, and mile west Of carrcIl.
DANIEL BOYER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18

EThe contributions OF. the Washing
ton monument fund in Cincinnati, on the
day Of election amounted to S398,83.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
NEW sTORE-N NsW cooSa
R.MOwHv
so'' fif'A street, clneiaaaii. OAlo,
JEW FALL nlI.I.INErY auons
Mrs. ,. A. IlEIDERaON,

ATE Mrs n n. RICH, L. lust how ohelihe 4
- Spehslld fifs'ek ufnsw nonncta. Il khda7ua
kTeneh Flohyerss feaIheFnN Tirfr1 1nIngi
eEe' sulaii., fer te PALLTkADR 70 Uhlsh $40 wovid
tssletuuiy intte the sHssfSa o. hsr taStossrs ner
DAILY arrivals fr09 New fOr) Elth AZ thai s nsv md
be ,fa 10 her line of tusib5as, aud Ht the lowe,s
cash prices. ~ tt-rt
codn.y Merchants and Miliasrs viii dad u 90 ,iei,
adyalase 70 LOOK ths rough sgh0sszIO DsbaTtment
before pgf basibg eissNherr. 4s ~
Ars ,. a. HRNnEAsoa.
ga. Filth .stroet, aetWeeh HIN AID plun. stpsete
ClIlriAnaii, Snpta amber 20, ls55--sD
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
N EW NO a rs

SEARLE'S BOOK STORE,
Opposite ShRner's Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio
HoSEY MOON and other Comaiities from Punch
H. Autobiography Of an Actress, by Mrs. Mowath
Journey TO Central Africa, by Baysrd Taylor
Kansas and Nebraska, by Hale
sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands by Nrs. Stowe
The Better Land by Thompson
Napoleon his Army, The Camp Fires OF Napoleon.
fine i" OF ANIMALS for 1855 and nne lot Of small
Gin Books Of all kinds.
Catholic Prayer Books. Episcopal Prnyer Books and
a large lot of Family Bibles and Pocket Bibles Al
reduced prices.
School Books and Stationery at Wholesale & Rctail
sal" atthe Book Store Of JOHN SRARLES,
Oct. 90, le54-e5 OYPosiis ShgFer'E Hetef.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
FURNITURE WARERooMs.
Il. FISHEL..

d1AVlNG returned TO the city and erected large
building in the bf the brick house, on the
" Brbaa and chssnaf Srefs, syuSye sosth
eftAs Market H6rse, intends manufacturing upon
a. large scale ull the k3rides articles --wnrA
u Of Cabinet Fnrpitnrs; Bedsteadef
EeAand Chairs. Which be will keep ~ = |....
~ taiways on hand. together Nith 9
large assoftme ept of Cincinnati manutture HfS long
experience in he business will enable him 70 have
manufactured at homo ana fmported from abroad ne
bui The most skfnl workhen aud the best mate
Tia. he aaters himself that he will give general
sfnrt1n u all who may favor him with their custom.
The public are invited 10 call and examine tho as-
sortment The ehtrsnee TO the rooms Il upon .Dyoe6
Street. - DIX, FISHHk
n. B. Repairing done the fboFtsst notice, sad "
the heaiest and most workmaailte msnnes. charge
reasonable. Lancaster, May 20.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
An kind. Of stoves, &c.
MERCHANT TAILoRs

SPRINGER q TROUT,
IA HAVE tsnipret their Clothing Establizhmen
Ia 10 the TaiiledSe BIoek, first deOr East u
ne a largo and extensive assortment Of SPRING AKD
SUMMER GOODS, and are manufacturing every
variety OF Sprizg aAd Summer Rsar which thoY viii
sel low as the same quality OF goods and word can
bs purchased at airy other eStabisbtnent In the city
Ihctt clothing Is manufactured nhdertheir super
vision, aud is consequently superior to that which ID
Brought from otheT places. They have also hand,
teSt,tal uGristyef Ciobs, cas5istss Psstfsgs
which they are prepared 10 nanufactue 10 order. They
have In their cmploy the best Of wnrkmen and %
all times prepared 10 make the best ls IN the latest
styles. y8Hthsfr HOrf rIH bs rffraHlef,.
The public ave Respectfully solcite 10 calf and ex-
anime their stock. and while thankful for the ibeul
patronage thet have enjoyed thcy Assure their old
tom and all ohsrs tai they viii inbgr 10 give gen.
era ssiisron bc, in the qnaity ard price 81 ihsiS
goods and work. SPRINGER & TROUT.
LoncRs.et AJt.l5. 1854 s5 g. +s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
From Baltimore.
BALr1MoRE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l6.
Dr. Hadell, Of Cumberland, and his
clerk, named Graf, were both murdered
on Sunday last, near that place, by Ger
man.
The bodies were found this morning,
horribly mutilated.
They were enticed out to attend sick
woman. The murderer was arrested.
The clothing, watches and pocket-books
of the victims were found in her posses
sion.
The Doctor was formerly health Com
missioner of Baltimore.
TENNEssEE.-The official vote for Gov
ernor in this State has been declared, and
is as follows:
Androw johnson, (Democrat) 81, ,499
M. P. Gentry, (American) 65.34e
Democratic majority, 2,157
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18


DEVELOPMENTS or New YoRK CoRRup.
rloS.-We lately noticed the fact tha. six
of the New York Aldermen had been in.
dicted for receiving bribes to influence the
official action. In one case. that Of Alder.
man Cooper. the indictment has been
quashed. and the witness for the prosecu-
ton indicted for perjury, he having in one
affidavit sworn that he did bribe Alderman
Cooper. and in another just as fstly he
did not. The other cases are still under
adjudication. In The Court Of Oyer and
Termner on Mondsy. three other indicl-
ments were presented. Two indictments
against Sidney H. Stuart. City Judge, one
for bribery. and the other for conspiracy
to defeat the ends Of justice. VIM. G. FL
der. policeman, is indicted for conspiring
with Judge Stuart to defeat the ends o.
justice. The charges made out in the in
dictments are accepting bribes in two spe
cited cases for defeating the ends of jus
tice.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
READY MADE CLOTHING,

hvh viii he sold AZ r.atbarE 4Rs ~ am datsruits
cd 10 sll ~ the IOS esi figure s cash. He most re-.
specifically +iieits reasonable share OF public patron
ugs as exleCt1 continue IN ih.s place for yeaFs o.
supply the eitzsas In tho Teh-sI cl0ihiEg, Al who
wish 10 purchase clothing anu satisfied VII do weiit1
give him cali as saa be sBAbisd with the stock of
o0ods land 10 KfHiif the Iasio Of the fasiid-
jSas dandy aud mechanic iown 90 he honest farm.
er shall be enabled eOndatt the business IA the
German. French and English IarSaage.
IAtneastsr, Juue q, lg55- 3tn7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
Nsw cAaRxAaE SHOP.
F. c. DIErX
nrrnnrnnr,rnrri

rx u I'D REsPEcTFULLY ipsormsthe eiti-
CSsGl-Es< M zehs Of RRtrAeld tounty that he has
ES7ETE(A reeently nut mp Q nov Carriage shop
SANSn4- isa sssdistslysA SAfSssr - HAifsS Sstts'
Hardnars Store Centre 4Hss, ksseestdr ohtS, whore
he VIII constantly keep on hand and manu- nufactRro
order every variety efvehIele In his line.
T T7RepaiFiaR 6oao On ahort Aolice, and the
ayorabIe Terms. Dec. "a. JoSS--1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
ALFRED ATcYEIGH,

ArxoxkEY As1 eceNELloE, AT Ehws SaGzIcE ~
rrAeE ASD eBshRat LASD AoxNT,
LancAsteF, OhIo, .
rE7ILL aivo sttsntion 10 tiS purchpsiug IN dsolEe
w Of Real Estate, also, to the procuring of
done aud Bounty Lapds.
OFFIcR--In The Brick Block, noafis opposite
Hooking Valley Bank. may 70 teSS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
CITY HARNESS SHOP,
Gazette Buildipg---Publlc Square, Lam
caster, Ohio.

T.. o. DAVIS
ID EsPECTFULLY calls attention 10 his eToeiloni
HI assortment or Hdrnsss. COLIa-s, Uhips, Trsnfs,
CaTPGBdrsSs. His stock Of Harness comprises Silver
Brass aud Black Mounted Buggy and Carriage Harness:
also Wagon and Pow do.-all Of which cannot he sur
passed in the city. either in stock wokmanShp low
prices. He has also a trimming shop, where
Buggy and Carriage Trimming,
will be done on short notice in superior style,
Lancaster, jane 2s, lS55-l!s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18

Pennsylvanin ana Indiana
Both these States have giren majorities
for the Democracy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
Hoping YOU will comply with my re-
quest, | remain your ohedient servant,
ROBERT S. KELLY,
p. NJ, Atchinson. .


All the papers returned were variously
inscribed. On one side of all was written,
"Sent back from Atchinson. X. T. Refus-
ed" On the opposite of some WAS writ
ter, "Refused;' on an other, Refused to
circulate" and on another" Necessity may
bring me TO crime, but while draw n
breath 1 cannot be induced to lend hand
to measure know to be suicidal to the
Interests of the South. | cannot and wiH
not circulate this libel"
We have preserved all the marks of the
Postmaster and added none. TO circu
late the Herald of Freedom, according to
Postmaster Kelley, is suicidal to the inter-
ests of the South. We thank him for his
compliment, and are truly glad TO learn
that our humble efforts in publishing pa
per are fraught with such consequences as
to make an impression upon the inslitu-
tions of the South if circulated. In view
of these facts, we ask our friends in the
East to aid us with means to "circulate"
the Herald. Wear honest in the belief
that it is doing as much to advance the
cause of freedom as any instrumentality
now claiming public favor, and as such we
appeal to the auti-slavery public orpecu-
mary encouragement.
But to the Postmaster. We have sub
mitted Mr.. Keley's letter, also the inscrip-
ton on the wrapper of the returned pa
pers, and the paper itself, to the considera-
ton of Postmaster General Campbell. If
be allows his officials to decide what mat
ter is ''incendiary," there is an end to the
freedom of the press in Kansas, if notin A
merica.
We have written statement of the facts
to Mr.. Campbell, and preserved copy for
publication, (which we shallgive to ,he pub
Tic as soon as we get bis reply. The ques-
ton is an important one to the press, and
as such we shall expect them to speak free
lyupon the subject. So
The papers have no '.inscription" upon
them, were tied up in bundle, and direc-
ted to subscriber in Atchinson, who had
ordered six copies for that week. On the
outside copy the subscribers name and
Postoffice address were legibly written.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
From the Herald Of Freedom, (K, T.) Sept 23S.
A Postmaster Refusing to Circulate a
Free State Paper.

N EFee StAIo E'AptFs y. ~
The following letter was received from
the Postmaster at Atchinson, K. IT,, on the
18th inst. 1t has never been our fortune,
prior to this, to receive a document so
highly interesting from public officer and
we commend it to the consideration OF
Postmaster General Campbell, as com
munication worthy his attention, and trust
he will place it on file in his Department
as a gem of the kind. Mr.. Kelley is a
partner of B. +. Suingfcllow, and sssoci-
ate editor in the publication Of the Squat
ter Souereion!:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
PosT OFFICE, ArcHTNsoN, X. T., !
Friday, Sept. 7, 1855. (

To ths Publisher Of tkt Herald ef Freedom:
Mr.. G. w. BRowN-SIR By this mail
| return you FIVE copies of your paper
wi!houtany Inscription thereon. AS there
is a law now in force in this Territory pro-
hibiling the circulation Of incendiary pub
lications, most respectfully decline Civ
ing them circulation. You will confer
a favor by keeping your rotten and corrupt
effusion from limiting the pure air of this
portion of The Territory.
Two numbers of the Herald Of Freedom
are taken at this office, andI have dstrib-
utcd them in their respective boxes. and
shall continue to do 50 until get illegal
advice" r,...
Hoping YOU will comply with my re,
quest, remain your ohetlient servant,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
ARRIVAL OF THC EMPIRE CIlY

HEW YORK. Oct. lG.-Tbe Nail steam.
er Empire City. from Aspinwall. arrived
this afternoon. bringing the California
mails.and nearly ]. 400. 600 dollars in spe-
cie.
The principal eonsiguees are tie follow.
ing.
DrexeI d Co, $780, 600; VIM. iloge &
Co.. sii5.o00; tie Metropolitan Bank.
2lO, 900: Wells, Fargo & Co. $40. 900.
The United States steamer Nassachu.
sets was at Acapulco on September 9th.
aud was to sail for Valparaiso, via PanA-
ma.
The steamer Eldorado sailed from As
pinwall for Havana, in company with the
Empire City.
Tho difficulties which led TO striking
the American flag nj Panama; grew out o
the imprisonment Of an American fol
theft
THE PoFy VI. TIE SPASIsH CoRrxs.-
The following is paragraph from the late
allocution or address of tie Pope 10 ths
Spanish Cortes, in reference to The acl
con6scaling the properly Of the Church il
Spain:
Raising our voice 10 your assembly, We
complain Of oil tlrat the lay government
has done and is still doing. in Spain un.
justly against the Church. The l.a;rimo
ny Of the Church has been usurped. il
spite ofall Divinity and human law. We
therefore, in virtue Of our apostolic author
lily. censure. abrogate and declare without
value and without force. null and Of no ef
feet. for the past and the future, the said
laws and decrecs.''
1t would seem from this that The Pop,
does claim and exercise temporal power
outside Of Lis own States. This is wha
Dr. Brownson. in his lectures hero lasr
winter. did not claim for Lim.-Amer
Register.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
VIEW CLOTHING EsrABIIsaNHNT,
a.. FRANK.

GEAR Just receiy cd nHd il oi-aiag for sale in lhA
city ~ iaaHrastrr."n Msin kIrsvt, nt the we'll
kSo.H stand la Dc. jlAwk's RoE. opposite Georrs
s1Ftm.dt pfI Lac r,tf,-f f.sf L
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
sf83,46o So

The sum estimated asneccessary to com
plete the work, is the comparatively small
enc of S32, 1913 3d. The company have
paid of the improvement liabilities, the
amount of 1913, 48o 81 thereby giving
an earnest Of their design to remove all the
pending indebtedness, within the time re-
quired by the act of Incorporation. The
difficulties which have been overcome. in
the progress of this work, were exceeding
ly formidable, but the benefits to be deriv-
ed from it, when finished, by a large por-
ton the State, are on scale Of far great
er magnitude. As one Of The few great
connecting lines Of Communication, between
the Lakes and the Mississippi it assumes
almost national importance; and running
as ii does through the entire bredth OF our
Ctats, i ecctzss e 7ahas 70 these aaeny
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18

Mskiug a total Of one million six hundred and
6ftv-oue thousa nd SKY -two 10 100 acres.
Official statements from. he General Land OF
fee, OF the sales made by the government OF such
granted lands, since he passage Of the act appro-
pratg the same, and for which the Stale is clear
ly entitled TO receive either money or other lands
is promised and confidently believed viii be forth
coming which, j. il thought, VIII increase the TO-
tai quantity within The surveyed portions Of tie
State, 70 nearly two millions Of seres-so thhi' up
6n lod.!ate estimate ~ tiai paEl u the ctel-
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
sass.s29,sl

Among the matters of interest preseu'so os
thi report, is brief review of the puo.e eAPe"
d,tnres since the admission OF. Wisconsin i"to ",
Uuioa- sbewinp the YEARLY appropriations there
for, from Is4s to 1854, MISUNDERSTANDING II
the aggregate to the sum OfSs3O ,24t 80 Of which
a9+,O7l 81 was in the wears 1883 s7461l.-
as in 1850; 1920 som 1881 l23,4t4o6 IN
ls2e 1880 s. in 1853, and 264 ,es1 % III
1904 OF the last named sum, Appearing uhaer
Vie head of expenses for 1854, 63.o9o o5 was iof
sNPsoses 81 othe years. SO that the aetna esPeh-
- 'oF the objects Of 1888 were 20o,9Jo,u4' I'D.
''Ne Of such as are provided FoI By permanent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-23

LEICESTER, Oct. %, 1855.
The Republicans Of Leicester held spirited
meeting on Saturday evening" Oct. goth at Union
Hall, and effected a permanent organization, by
the choice of H. l.. Reed as President; Elijah
Kimball, Joesephus Woodcock, Vice Presidents;
Joseph A. Denny, Chas. S. knight, Secretaries;
Cheney Hatch, Treasurer; and Town Commit
tee consisting of fifteen persons. who are working
men in the Republican cause. The following res
olutions were adopted unanimously.
Resolved That approve the principles of the Re-
publican paty proclaimed at the Stte Convention at
Worcester, the Goth September 1885, and will our
efforts and exert influence for the election Of the State
officers then and there nominated.
ResolUed, That in adopting the Republican platform,
renqush of our former political principles but
believing that the crisis has arrived when Free
Slavery is to triumph in county and that the impor
lance of united and decisive action pant
friends Of Freedom is at pres Mt paramount any ard all
other Objects will lay aside all other minor cons1era
TONS and work together to arrest the farther extension of
Slavery in our land.
Resou d. That the crisis has contaminated by the
passage, during the last Congress, Of the Nebraska BILL
Introduced by Northern Office seeker enacted by the
united efforts Of the Slave power, aided by the of
Northern traitors to Liberty, encouraged, supported and
approved by the present National Administration, and
made infamous by the repeal of solemn compact hher
to hell sacred by all parts and parties
RssolUed, That ACCEPT the prefer here deliberately
made by the advocates of Slavery of the repeal Of all
strcons in regard its extension ond its present lin
its and that will protest against and resist by all
means the Their admission of Slave States
into this Union
Rpsolred That we regard the preservation of the Union
of these States Of vital Importance not only to
prosperity raNnbut means of ex ending the
Of human freedom and republican principles, and while
willing to concede to others all the guarantees of
the Constitution will demand from them the rights and
privileges given us by that compact
Resolved, That cheerfuly acceptfrom all parties the
aid of those, who like u.s. deem the which have
heretofore divided of minor consequence and seco3da
importance to the great principle Of human freed
and recommend to their consideration the broad platform
of Liberty which we adopt and the honest capable and
consistent advocates of the cause whom propose
elect to carry out our principles
The following persons were chosen as delegates
TO the county Convention 49,
swell
sUBsTITUTEs-C. S. Knight, C. c. Denny, and
John A. Smith.
Leicester will give good account of herself on
the 9th of November. The Republicans of this
place have concluded MOTTO "wait for the wagon"