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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08
Martin ISlrolIer. san insensible. Was ta-

Martin Kroller. still insensible, was Ia
ken from the platform. and as We carried
lhifn into the guard room, one of the guard
recognized him, and told us that he had
been there about three weeks before.
- !" He;came, /" said the guard, s.and said
that an engine. which stood near here.
was his. He said Il wast thatIhe had made
10 go TO the moon iinS and that Il had been
stolen from him. w sent for more help
TO arrest him, and he fed. -
.. Well. replied, with d shadder. = ]
wish he bad approached me in Che sAme
way. But he was more cautious at DRnt.
zip se stotE@Nts tc ffEF ~ cesss1ls
SAtSchwetz We found an engineer 10
run the engine TO Brombefg aud having
taken out the western mail, for the next
northern train to take along, we saw that
Kroller would be probably attendended
to. aud then started on. = es's
The rest of the trip we run in safety,
though j could see that the passengers
were not wholly at. ease and would NOT be
until they were entirely clear of the rail-
way. "A heavy purse was made up BY
them for the German student, andshe ac-
cepteda with much gratitude was
glad Of it, for the ecurrent of their grati-
tude to him may have prevented q far
different current which might have been
poured upon my head for having engaged
amadman to run railway train.
But this is not'theend Martin Kroller
remained insensible from the effects Of
that blow upon the head, nearly two
weeks; when be recovered from that, he
was sound In mind -again. His insanity
was all gone. Isaw about three weeks
afterwards, but he had no recollection Of
me- He remembered nothing ofthe past
+year-not even his mad freakO on my en-
CINE.
But remembered it, andI remember
it still, and people need never fear that i
shall ever be imposed upon again by a
crazy engineer.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08

BENEFIT OF TuE SPatsas.-A lady brought
child TO q physician to consult him
about its precious hcaith. Among other
things she inquired If he did not think the
springs would be useiui.
Certainly madam, replied the doctor,
as he eyed the child. aud then took a
large pinch of snuH, ! havn't the least
hesitation in recommending the springs
and the sooner you apply the remedy the
"YOu really think it would be good fol-
the dear little thing, don't you ?'
Upon my word. it is the best remedy
l know of
What springs would you recommend,
ANY will do, madam. where you eau
get plenty of soap and soater."
re- What sort of trees will best bear
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08
WHOLE NO. Gas
coURTING IN BRoADwAY.

IA very singular Wedding. says New
York paper. transpired here this week.
a young and very pretty Irish girl-the
sister OF one of our rcouncilmen---was walks
ling up Broadway, New York. when She
attracted the attention of al elderly gem
Islenan OF large wealth, who had lived all
his life bachelor and an ascetic. Well.
this gentleman on the promenade Was sRt-
Itracted by this girlst such q degree. that
he arrested his steps and yentured &c ad>
dress her.
viii you pardon Che liberty Miss. il
I'll ask your name
The girl timidly surveyed him. aud ep-
parently satisfied that not mere curiosity
prompted him ia The query. aud that he
was a gentleman, she aeeeeded.
sSs,t My name Is Mary o I---=---sir.,, -
4sssDare i ask you another question.
Mary mean miss O ol--g',
:. Proceed, sir she replied very good
thumofedfy. e
Then I should like to- ask you--and
you viii confer an Infinite. obligation upon
me by answering truly whether you are
engaged in marriage 20 any one or whe-
ther your feelings are Interested 10 any
person.s ts3s esS ssf,ise
The question was decidedly a home
one, but there was'so kind and gentle an
expression the old man's eye, and SnchAn
evident earnestness In his tone. that she
answerd him freely Rass
"Noti in the least sir.s' 81 ssaqs Is
/" Then allow me i without any further
ceremony TO place my card in your hand
and with il the offer OF myself and for
tune. Commission any friend yon please
to make whatever inquiries concerning
me YOU may deem proper, and let me
know your determination tomorrow
The girloyerwhelmed with surprise. de-
posted the slipsof pastebeard in her reti.
Guile and passed on. On "Wednesday af-
tetnoon her brother called nj the hotel
where her admirersresided and informed
him that Mary had concluded 20 accopt
him. There were married the same
evening at the residence Of tho brides
mother, and the old gentleman settledoon
her one hundred: thousand dollars onstho
spot. s.. %
This gentleman--he would not hkeme
TO give you his name-has held great
many public Offices in his time, was for
merly q major in the United States army,
aud afterwards assistant Indian Gommis>
sioner.. His real estate In this city is
worth more than two hundred thousand
dollars. YES
Mary and the Major started the next
morning for New Orleans. where the lac.
ter has brother who is assort Of peeuni>
airy, nabob in that city. asst
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08

YtsfT OF SLAVE TO THE NoRrIf,-
Messrs. Rowland d Bros. Of Norfolk.
Va, own. y slave. James Wiley, whom
they permitted some months since 90 take
q trip 70 the North TO see the cnriosities.
They not only gave him a permit 20 take
passage in the New York steamer from
Norfolk, but also gave him the neeessary
funds to bear his expenses. He visited
Talmouth, Fall River, New Bedford. and
snndty other abolition towns ID ,Aiassa-
chusetts, and on Saturday last returned
home, via Philadelphia and Balumoret-
The Norfolk Argus says /: - -. =
When Jim (fof this is his faniliaf name.
was in New Bedford be met seyefal fugi-
tiyes whom he feeogpized .as former slaves
in Norfolk. They, supposing he had run
away, received him with dtwneast looks,
and assured him that he had come 10 The
wrong place, and remaTking that they
were q making on" very poorly, having
TO labor very hard and get but poorly
paid in return they EXPRESSED great dis
satisfaction at She treatment they received
at the hauds Of their abolition friends.--
Jim told them That he had not run away,
Chat he was only on visit and would 70.
turn 70 Norfolk ia a few days. AZ sever.
al Of these towns IN Massachusetts, be was
inpoftuned BY The. aboliticnists 70 fenain,
assuring him. that he WAS thena free man
he declined their kind offers and assured
them that such frcedom5as q abIack man
enjoyed With them had no charms for him
-he vastly ,preierred Gle slavery 81 Nor
folk, accompanied with an abundance Of
The necessities. aye, She comforts % life
81 p a 1 ~ a.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08

@ What sort of trees will best bear
removal and transportation: A1le.trees.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08

The new engineer is trying his speed, ?
i returned not yet holding any fear.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
9xutasttr 6a5etts,
CITY OF LANCASTER.
ncipssI OF the American Party OF ohio


PrinclPssI OF the American Party of Ohio
/. The unlimited FrssdoM Of RsHgioH dissonnesl-
ed with politics Hostility TO ecclesiastical Influences
apOn tho Affairs OF OOV0rnmont-kquality OF rights
10 all naturalizod kmigrAnts who are fh0r0nFhtg I'm
SrieaHifsd, and we owe no temporal allegiance, BY
fsalon OF their religion, higher than thht OF the Con-
u~titution.
2. No interfereace with the rights OF citizenship al
ready acquired by Foreigners, aud the protection or
law to ali who honestly emigrate rom Ioye Of hoer-
and a rsfHsaI TO sTtsHd tAs right et Suffrage 70 aHDh0
CONS hereafter until they shall have resided 81 years
la the U. States and complied with Naturalization
Laws.
3. DEPOSITION to all political organizations compos-
fad .keiusfpeIv of FOrsigHsrg, and Z F0rsigA Mill
fairy CompaHiss, and 10 all dttemPt5 10 sEeluds the
Bible frsm she Schools ~supP0rtsd by tAs G01srE-
4. slavery IA IoeaI-not nati0Aai:-We oppose Its
extensIonIn any Of the territories;and the Increase Of
its political power by the admission into the Union or
any slave State or Otherwise, and we demand OF the
Gsneral Government M Immediate redress OF mo
great wrongs which have been inflicted upon the
cause of Freedom and the American character BY
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, ana the IN
PRODUCTION OF Slavery into Kansas In violation otlaw,
by foroo OF arms, and tho destruction oil the elective
S, In humSle imitation Of the wisdom Of Washing
ton, we oppose all Intervention in tho affairs or
Foreign States: yet on all proper occasions, we WIZ
not withhold our sympathy from any people aspiring
g. Ws support American Industry and genius a:
gaInst the adverse policy OF Foreign nations ana
facilities to internal and external commerce by ue
mnroyemen OF Rivers and Harbors and the con-
.trnction of National Roads uniting the various sect-
ionG Of tho UnioL;
4. Tho Uaion ofthsss states should % mad'p'rP"~-
nj 6v a faithful allegiance to the ConStitnt'on'
a. In state policy we zealously advocate RSsrsneh-
,snt and Rsform-a modification of the present OPP
nres,iye system Of Taxation and a liberal system or
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Arrival OF the Washington.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
The steamship Washington, from South
ampton, arrived here at four o'clock this
afternoon. bringing dates from London to
the 18th inst.
The news is of no special Importance
Consols at IL o'clock on Saturday were
87t.
The Naples correspondent of the Lon
don Times mentions a report that the King
Of Naples had become favorable disposed
towards the allies. There was also a ru-
NOR that he would send a contingent to the
Crimea.
The Paris correspondent of the same pa
per says that assurances have been again
given in an official quarter OF the resolution
of France to carry on the war in the most
vigorous and efficient manner, in the event
of Russia not acceding to the propositions
of the allies, and that the Emperor and the
English Government are determined not to
abate en- toto Of the terms on which peace
would be accepted.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

THE "PoUII" Ex-GoyEayoR AoAf4.-
In reference 10 the tx. Governor who had
the dumps on tho occasion Of Governor
CnAsE's Inauguration, the SAFE Joa,Hql
says:
"Goy. Icdill was MOI on HAIL to extend
the cour.oSies usual on such occasions. a.
the recent Inauguration pf bis successor.
His absence was very generally remarkcJ.
and IN terms any thing but ltttcring 10
the retiring func.ionary. We are elal 10
observe an attempt on the part ofthc frienls
OF the * Governor, TO explain his absence
and to exculp1ie him for what seem, n
breach Of official courtesy and a departure
from the underwriting practise Of hi; prede.
eessors in Office. This attempt sufficiently
shows that tLoae friends isgarIt the position
in which Ex-Governor Me1il placed him.
self on that occasion as one Of emblrras3-
ment AMI disadvantage. To relieve their
friend from this position il the object Of
their sbowiny-and they are careful to
show no more than is necessary for that
object, They claim hat GOV. Medill was
mite HaA, during The Inauguration ce;e
moniesi and pablbh tho card of the joint
committee Of tie two Houses, inviting his
presence On that OCCASION. But they With
mold the Further fact that lie declined par
.ticipadng in the ceremonics-anl also de.
clined theprJfer ofthe committee 70 renoye
the alleged caase Of his objection.
1T is abuadantly sufficient for us to
know that the friends Of Gov. Ne ill ap-
p%rccia'e tho ligh, in which lis W chosen
position exhibits him. We are confen,
that be shall have tie full bencf. or his
own reflections.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


GAZETTE OFFICE. Jan. %. I856.--Our
quotationsthis morning are as follows:-
Wheat. Sl,20@i25; Flour. S7@750:-
Corn. 20G30; Rye, 40: Oats, e5cGs; Clio.
yer s~eed-none. Timothy seed. s.OO@4.Oo;
Potatoes. 30cenla; Flax seed. ] 90; But
ter, l2DI5c; Eggs. l2 cents; Salt. 2,o5a
$50; Bcans-none; Soaps, 5@6c; Coffee,
l2la15c; Tea, $4,000; AOlasses. Scots.
Sugar. 8al0c. White Fish, IS dollars Der
barrel; Pickerel l0,Goto IL, 90; Rice81a9.
Vinegar. 1Ga25 cents; Tobacco, 25aS5cis.
Hay. $500 $50; Tallow. 10Y per d;
Whisky, 53c; WOOL. 2oq33e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

"TLE UNITED SrArE3."-While attend
ing the late Editorial Convention, at Co.
lumbus, We had the pleasure of testing the
"fair qualities" Of Col. S~IMoNToy's House,
the United States. To say that We were
pleased, delighted, edited, nay overjoyed
with the Colonel and his various Attaches
would be paying bu! a poor tribu!o to his
hospitable House. The United States,
like its great prototype. "Our Country"
is the most complete Constitution" in the
world, as all Editors who s%ojourned there
"for a few days" land their name is le-
gion) tan testify. All her appointments
from "Maine to Texas" are most ap-
propriate and perfect, while the great Co.
lionel and his distinguished Cabinet, inylud-
ing his Private Secretaries, preside with
an case, grace, and elegance unequaled by
none and superior to all;--welcoming alike
the stranger ofnll People. May the "U-
nited States SO on from increase to in
creasing, and may her Great Progenitor,
his cabinet AMI his secretaries live n thou
sand years, and may the "f.ir proportions
of their Illuminated shadows never grow
lass. "Pass them not by with inJiler
ence, oh ye, Our People, but tarry in this
Great Institution"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Si,O54,s9S ~
LIABILITIES.
Cnsstilod Cl.imgfJr Lo55ssaai not due.... 9I56,Cao

The Hina !ns-ranes Company presents II, patrons
tie very sA;isf4ctDry condition, of Il largo incfsase ia
Cash AsJ5tl, fjT tn fdrtb - security of their policies
al ouI ihy35;in eni5 being PLACED at the mihinGm mar
kst 'sl1e, Z: tAc present iHae " sDTns depression 10
the 5iiHd-r1 II s1h5. 1hJy ara either pdns dividend
rsyiug st5cSs, Or good, vzlzabi5 and eiJan Investments.
yielding mOdsrzts intsTssI and iDeons. TJs standard
basis on which the Asset haVs bJsH valued, 53ing OSLA
Il I1's-ss'. BsA3ss this s1l!lity, the Company calls
attention - III , strength and security Il dshves from its
combined system Df As .aeies, tn.oJgh its ag 5nts haV-
Ing tn means Of prsss4tiny a united phalant OF ezps-
psTftaeGi librarian. Which hag N1sked for Thirty
seven year. the Aappis.. res1lu 70 stock holders, and
clGinsLt5 1r lo3ss%-ald enables 1t 10 eutcr the year
leS6 VITA gtsater prestige far fgLrre uSsfulnsss than
has get 5ssa reached by any really JFl:ioaaI insurance.
Corporation. All ougin rs attended to with despatch
Gnd cdslity. n. TdUMP, Agent.
LaEc..t. ". JlnaarT u. K5J-lrn39
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Ed;torini Cnnynn;inn.

We publish to-day entire, the proceed
ings of the Editorial Convention held at
Columbus last week, AMI commend them
to the attention of the reader. We do not
wish to be considered vain; but we do not
think n finer looking set Of men ever met
in Convention in Ohio Hal they been
charged with the Legislative duties Of the
Safe, woull have had it all done up, ( we
at home long ere this. Col, Medary pre-
sided with more dignity than Frank Pierce
ever could do; while there was less quar-
reling than there ever was in Congress-
But let every ono read the Report for
themselves.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
COMMUNICATED

II appesrs that OUR Senator, Hon. John
I. Brasee, has introduced inlo The Senate
OF this State, a bill providing for the re-
duction Of the rate of interest from trn TO
seUen per cent. per annum. Mr.. 3. may
be right in his views on the subject of in
forest, but it strikes me, that if he had,
while his hand was in. added a section
reducing the prices new paid for -four and
other articles of living, his bill wonld be
moro satisfactory to his constituents. y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Cincinnnfi nEnrkc.

C.y.iENaTi, January a7--FLOCR-Thefs YVES o
good demand for Flour again to-day. sri ths market
%"ssdfn. .Thssalss included oGn, 80, $50, ICO and 800
barrels at 90 80 and p DO - us. 4 sale OF 50 bag.
Buckghsat al g. y lCJ rs.
HuGS-Tho markets. ARA, wish salesCl2. $50 head,
In lots. 1T 25.
ROY lsiON5--RElc, Of 50 barrels mes. Fork OF u.
.,"'ln1 t0st h.jc: 100 green Shoulders al 5Lt: eco
DO Han q 71c. and ! 90 do DO at 7Kc.
N~ElShEf-The markets. drm, with saies OF 4CC
barrels at ejt. & $50 do from wagons az 25kc. The
demand exceeds the supply.
C~hEEsE--IL. demand Is good at e4 cents, with
sale NJ 10 barrels good roll ct Gle.
SCGAE--The market is unchanged, with a inOdsr-
ate OemaBh al full rates.
CoFFEE-Sales ofGo bags at 1sGleK cents.
AoLASSEs--A sale Of 30 O5is At 4UGiie.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
CleveIunA Maritct

CtEvRL,Sn, January 2.--PrEr-Rangr fToms to Ioc
. b. though '-ns dealers are asking l2I.c for porter
hons, steak. bat It Is above the rate. Salt Beef p n &c.
PoaZ--ln mafket . b 8 cents: BIZ the whole hog
fem wGeonsGH ceIt5.
LNgr--Stll5 outside rnarfpt for, fore Quarter 90 to
30 csnts, hind quarter % to 80 cents.
~Eans-Perdoz, from l. ~ 20 cents, according 10 how
badly they are frozen.
DgrrEE--No strictly frosh G1ttsFin market. In rolls
p y IS cent:. Some Of these rolls are nfehorlnside
thpngA coated with g5pd Batter, aud occasionally one
"a found with . boulder in It's heart. ills ssui from "a
distance 10 commission nercauts here, and purchased
fcnm them by our dairy men.
VEugTABLEs--swoet Potatoes p alf peck 90 cent-:
lrishd0 Zoe. Hnminy CbOiled) p qt Sc. Turhips p
half peek Sc. white BEANS . at Ice. Onions . half
peek &C.. Cabbage 2 headG cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
r~al!ndeinhiu Market.

PHItADrtParl, Jau1ary 27.-Cot,on arriving "a.
ther inoref freely. but The demand ia limited.
Cio7erSsef = a~ttrarting more attention: n-iceshaTe
% 27per64 pounds.
Fia1r CONTINUES exceedingly qpite sri prices are
steadily maintained; iitlc Q. 70 export .ie;nand; 7r
5Sis. =ai3 - 81 g for standard and good brsads.
and - $500 for extra and fancy.
Wn9atis IN good dsmsni and bat G limited amount
9Tering; ft'as of3.eCO busleit IL Lola Bt q cca2CC3
920j for White.
Com u IN steady demand ~ oar last a1ntGilau7:
3.OO bushels Ofoll yellow s0li al Sc. aholt, and 2iU
o1Jh2is ofrew IN tore at zee; 1900 bushels Of old
new mived sold ltO3 certs.
W.i'key dali; small sales Of Ess;ern IL IS cent?,
and fdgCn .tli cent?.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Horrible B~ltsaery ofchine,,.

New YoRx. Jan. ia letter from Manila
to Elwool Walter states that 29J Coolies
were murdered on bonrl Of the ship Worm
ly. It seems that the slight mu.iny OF the
Coolies Ia! been eiEeclalIy quelled, after
tho firing Of q few shots and ;ha killing OF
two or three Of their leaders; the rem4in-
der having retrea.ed below, hnl the hatch
e' being fastened down upon them.
Subsequently. owing to circumstances
from the agent Of the vessel. the hatches
were removed, when it was four that 900
were deal. Part Of them, as was proved
on examination, had been scalied by no.
water, which had been poured do yn the
matches by order Of Capt. French.-The
officers OF the ship arc in prison, awaiting
a Judicial examination.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

Our PosITIoN.--The Eagle, last week,
has a small squib for our especial benefit,
in which the editors seem to think that
we have been turning a somerset. From
what article in our paper they were led to
that conclusion, we arc unable to say. We
have been ~endeavoring to give our read:
ers a few good American articles lately,
and the Eagle men SEEM to be so charm
ed, that they pronounce them out and out
Sag NIGHT. II, neighbors, you have never
yet known the American doctrines, Just
pay attention to our paper, and we shall
soon teach you them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
New York Marker.

AEw Yo1K, January s2.-Fiour-derRc for com.
rinn Sins iiur1 grade; narketlsa shade irner, with a
~ asHiard far home eoH1sunPton and Tor ding COW
.,acts. sbip2cfsaIe not hHying TO any great existt.
H'eel"i. %rnHltsue large. The salssintlade 10 Gfo biIs
- 1Jl@ 81 for common IN extra State: 2 e5Gs q
Jr mixed 30 lsnoY and low Rrados ofcTtra Mich
lssn, Indians. Wisconsin. Illinois aud Ohio: { % %
= 5,!z Tor extra Gsnesec; the maTtet closing lIm 81!
Mhslt--Nsrk Ct irmnr. with better demand fer home
eonsl7nrton ard export. There Is only a noiera,c
f.pck, ode ring. and taP Suppiy Of good ard prime par
raisis q1itg limited. Sales ineiu ie 30 bushels Rcd
s%1Ithetn e: lf2E22; go bushels Waite al q: 10.
5h0 Red Chlrzco end alweukis ii ! eo1eO &C; and D..
90 prime waite CANADIAN st eGH.
C~1rn-Tbere isE moderate demEnd and The mar.
ern Mixed II o..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

INAUoURAL.-LSst week we presented to
our readers tho Inaugural Of Gov. Chase,
and presume by this time all Of our read.
crs have formed their opinions ofits merits.
The Press of the State generally speak of
it in the highest terms. The Delaware
Gazette says: "The Inaugural of Govern
or CHASE, a most admirable document,
will BIO found in our columns to-day, and
being the first official communication that
has emanated from our present abe Chief
Magistrate, will Of course be pcrused with
ayidity. His recommendations relative to
State affairs are sound and practical, and
VIC doubt not will receive the attention
their importance merits at tho hands Of the
Legislature. On matters OF National con
cernment his sentiments are such as will
be heartily approved by his constituents
and the friends of freedom and republican
Ism wherever found--they are sound, con-
servative and Internationally, though
temperato-and expressed in unexception-
able style. We commend it to the atlen-
ton Of Jul readers"
1t is truly an admirable documeu! an
will stand out in bold relief as ono of the
fines! eminations from the G~ubernatorial
Chair of Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Thursday Morning.Jnn "a, 1859
On Our Outside.

FIRST PAGE.-American Banquet at
New York,-containing the speech of Hon
John M. Bolts of Va. Apples as an artl-
Gle of food. Petition the County Com
m~issioners. Happiness. Sickness and
Death. Past and present condition Of
the Negro. Execution of three Murder
ers. Shadow Of Death.
FOURTH PAGE.-The Law of France
Give your children a paper. Smart chill
dran. Random Gems.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Indictment Of Fnn14,ters.

NEw Yonz. Jan. Dos. L. Willie.
the counsel ofiho Tran,i. Comprny. Tin.
klebaugl, the captain ofthe Northern Light
and JOS. F. OWEN, Engineer. were indie
ted by the Grand jury Of the U. S. District
Court, on u charge of resisting the U. S.
officers in the discharge of their duties on
board the Northern LigAt.