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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
From among the hundreds of favorable no.
tees, from the most respectable Journals OF the
country, of our cheap edition of ',Li-ingStone's
Travels and Explorations in Africa, we lake
The following:
1T abounds in descriptions of strange and
wonderful scores among a people and IN a coun-
try entire v new to the civilized world: and al
together we regard it as one of the most inter
esting books issued within the past year.
Daily Democrat Patterson. N. j.
at is emphatic q lily an edition for the people.
and, Judging from the rapid sale with which II
is meeting. it is fully appreciated by them =
Christian Freeman Boston
1.-The book is having a great run, and VIII br
read by every reading man, woman and child,
IN this as well as other lands. '-Ashtabula
(Ohio) Telegraph.
The work is finely illustrated, well printed.
and firmly bound. thus answering in every res
pee the demand for a popularand cheaPedition
oftte Jurneys and Researches in South fri
ca Those Of our readers who would have a
not be disappointed in this work."-U. S.
Journal.
with truth we Gin say. that Sc lido II is pre-
scented TO the reading public Il work containing
such a vast amount of solid instruction as the
Que in question The vo ume Is hand omely IL
Illustrated and presents that unique appearance
of exterior for WHICH Mr.. Bradley's publications
are noted.'-Fam ly Magazine.
ThIs interesting work should be in the haLd>
of every one. Its Interesting pa ges of adren-
lures al e full of instruction and amusement
Ten thousand copies. tits stated, have been
sold in ole month American.
"Dr. Livingstone's Travels aad Researches
in South Africa appear to great advantage IN
this edition, which is undoubtedly the edition
most acceptable to the reader who reads for
practical instruction and amuscnleut
day Post.
publ shed by J. w. Bradley, is jus: what i pur-
ports tie be. Like all Mr.. Bradley's prblica-
tons. it is excellently gotten up "-Tioga Agi-
tator, Pa
tngstone's Travels. published by Bradley, OF
Philadelphia as every way worthy OF publ c
patronage. Its excellence and its chearnesS
recommend it over all otheI Leslie's
Magazine.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
BENJAMIN HUBBARD.
ttOFmeY and Counsellor at Law

WILL attend promptly to all business en-
w trusted to his care, in the various courts of
this State. Office Immediately over Ogden l.
Co.'S. Grocery, Eaton Ohio.
notnhrr - IS52-tf a
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
John Hanssl and Mary his wife treble Com.

John HanseI and Mary his wife treble Com.
vs.. Pleas.
Elizabeth Newman, ct al. Partition.
The said Elizabeth Newman. - Newman,
Catharine w ysong. Eliza Jane Fu'tz. William
Fultz Jacob Aker, Nancy Aker, Sssau His
song, 49, Hissong, Elizabeth Gripps. Nancy
Grips. Melzina Grips. Louisa Grips, Alp
house Grips, Sarah Grips, Alice Grips,
Elizabeth E. johnson, - johnson. Mary
Funkhou ser, Sarah Funkhouser. William D.
Funktouser, Eliza NJ. Fuukhouser. Benjamin
Funkhouser, and Alice Funkhouser, are hereby
notified that ou the 18th day Of October. 1853
the said John IIauSel and Mary his wife filed in
the Court of Common Pleas of Preb'e county.
Ohio. their petition which j. now PENDING
premises, to with Lot No. 40 in the town of
New Lexington, Preble county, Ohio; and the
defendants are further notified that at the
spring Term, 1859, of said Court. an order will
be asked to have said pa stition made accord
ingly. GILMORE C
Attest, Atty's. for Plaintiff
c. w. LARsH, Cl'k.
October %. lS5S-6t-
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
WHY IS THE DEMAND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MAN IS
SAM,


A SAM.
Because it will. in all cases, safely o"d eff
fectualIy cure that uucl. dreaded sCGuI &C OF the
est Chills. Fever and ~Aguc-without faII.
and IN cases VIII cOuHteract the poison of Nal
aria, of which fact thousands co testify. and.
unlike all other no<trums, 1t is only Recommend
ed for one class of diseases, and as q tonic II is
unsurpassed. We will! offer a few evidences
of its worth, BY men of infercc and high stand
ing.
r MANN-DEAR SIR: For several years
pas st I have used your Agne Balsam in my daily
practice, and have closely observed its effects
in hundreds of cases, and in no case has 1T fail
cd TO produce the most happy effect. l can
most cheerfuIly recommend it asa certain spe-
citic for chills, fever and ague. and malarious
diseases i"' H. AUSTIN. MD.
Marshall. Mich Feb. 18th 1857.
r MANN & COL have sold a large
amount of your Ague Balsam in this vicinity,
and from my persona. knowledgeofi 1 believe
it the best Eemedy for chills, fever and ague
that has ever been sold in our State.
Respectfully Yours, o.. A HYDE.
Ashtabula. Ohio, January LIST 1858.
MISSRS. ). K.MANN & co -GENTs: In
Canvassing the States of Ohio and Michigan for
the sale of the different remedies of which we
have control, our attention has been called to
observe the great name that your A que Balsam
has gained for itselfin every place where sold
1t really seems to be THE PEOPLE s OWN REMEDY,
and it's sales more rapid than all others. 1t is
destined to SuperceGeall other ague remedie:
in the market. Very Truly Yours,
A. 4 s IENpRY.
New York Feb. %, 1855.
MESSRS s. h. MANN CO.-GgNTs: l have
at our house in st. 10 lis sold your Ague Bal.
sam some three years. and have carefully OBJ.
served its effects in CURING. and must in al
candOr say, | do not believe its equal exists il
all the world of medicines TO my personal
knowledge ii has GU ed permanently everything
and | have known it used, after all Othcrreme.
dies had Dccn tried in vain with the most happy
result. And what is more REMARKABLE I have
never known n cas- hut what remained cured.
for at least that season. / have no hesitation
in recommending it as a perfect triumph over
chiIlsand fever. Respectfully Yours.
PROF. o. J. WOOD.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
NOTICE

Is hereby gwen. that Henry Kessling has been
duly appointed and qualified as the Admins
traitor Of Matthew Schmick. deceased.
HENRY KESSLING.
Oct 10 ,52- Adp,,r
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
NEW N SHOP.

THROUGH the agency Of Friends, the
subscriber has been enabled to open
Il new TIN SHOP in this place. He
has, in the shop just opened, a good
variety of
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES !
and will endeavor to keep on hands. at all
times. such kinds of
"HrnJ NNTA NIX ~
as his customers and the public in general may
demand.
~ All orders for REPAIRING pronptIy at
tended to, and work done in such q manner a S
to render full sati STA ction.
w-Hispew Shop may be found in the build
ing previously used by Mr.. T0UHY as a Tomb
stone Mandatory, near Mr.. STANNAH'S Gro
Gerry. He would solicit a liberal share of the
public patronage through which he hores to Sc
cure a respectable competency.
RgA Terms Cash only.
WALTER p. M'CABE.
Eaton Feb. 25, 1S5S.-4t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

CAUTlON.-The attention OF the Publishc'
has been called to spurious editions of thi
work put forth as Narratives of Ir Living
stones Travels in Africa" Ours is the only
chean Anne, lean edition # this great work pub
lished and contains all the inn ortant matter o;
the Enplish edition. which is sold at six dollars.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

John Winnerline and Preble Common
Sarah Winnerl ne his wife Pleas.
VS.. Petition Tor Par
nnuid Knsinr Of q fIOn
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Copies sent by mail free, onreceipt of the price
$1.25.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

The testimony al n aIitI S is. vi an nj rsly
borne Ia Ike health giving yii utS 9i-EiS No
BILE remedy, and cerlIfCGttS in CNtly l.vrlE
language beer wiiress 10 tie INpE IAbllNIss
Of their INTRINSIC WORTH. "
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
L.P. MACANEY & CO.

Nov. 4 '5S-3t.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01

The South OpPosIEG LEcoMProN. -
Occasionally the Washington correspon-
dent Of Forney's Press, in late letter
says:
Decidedly the aspect Of the future is
gloomy. The Kansas affair has not unit.
ed the South in layer Of the AdIuinisira.
ton. 1t has given new life to the Amer
loans il has excited deep indignation in
the Democratic ranks in the South, on &C
count of the prescription it has given rise
to: ii has tot destroyed Wise, aud it has
divided the Democrats IN Maryland and in
Delaware. 10 North Carolina, D. X. Nc
Rae, Democrat, is making a stump can
vass for Governor, and is denouncing Le-
compton, in Tennessee, F. P. Stanton was
warmly welcomed. and praised for his hos
tility TO Leeompson. while in Louisiana,
the bitterest strife Is brewing between riv'
al factions, In Missouri. The tyo Ameri
can members OF Congress, .Woodson anC
Anderson, who voted for Lccompton, are
both 10 danger Of being rejected by theil
owngand The Democrats parties, in, these
districts. Anti Lecompton Democrats az,
Openly running. To crown all, there is
very strpDg sentiment growing upin the
South in favor ofthe very principle fol
which Douglas has fought g ~ ~ @
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01
Probate Court of Fairfield COqnty, Ohio,
Petition to sell Land.

F. Sh aGer Administrator of Daniel Basrstler
deceased against Jacob Boerslcr. Charles Bnrstlsr,
Samuel Enrs.ler. Margaret Dors.er, Eliea Sha0er
and Martin Eh9Gsr, Rebeeca Martin and John Mar.
tin. Sophia Rundio and Elijah kundio ana pan'ei
Bcsrstler. -.
~ o Daniel Bnrttlor 4 nonresident OF tae state o.
Ohio, an heir and legal representative OF Uan'sl
Barstler, deceased.
Yon are hereby Informed, that tho c2d daS OF May
D. lRSR said AdGlinisraor aled his Petition IN the
Probate Court OF Fairfield County, Ohio. The oh
ect nd prayer Of which Petition, TO obtain an or
der on the 18th day of July. D. ls5, or as soon
aer AZ nav he for the sal oi the following Real Es.
tnte OF which the said Daniel Brstler died seiSed or
No uch the refare as may ba necessary 10 pay the
debts OF said decedent.t TO VII:
. The undivided half Of the West halfof the North.
esst Quarter Of seeion No lS. Township No -, and
Ranee No 10, containing 10 a7-lnn aerasi
Also, the undivided half Of the West hslt o. tns
Southeast Quarter of Section No u. Township No -,
and Range No 10, Containing 20 aeres.
IIso, the undivided half Of the so1thsast Quarter
of the Southwest Quarter OF Seotion No w. Township
10 Is aud Range No 1p contai n!pg 10 91-IO0 acres
Also the undivtded bait Of the NaAheast Suarte
of the Of Section No u. Tnwnshil
No Io and RanEe No 10, eoutAippg 20 aI.loo acres
and aisn the undivided half 81 part Of the Nerih
San Quarter Of eeetioo No Is. Township No -, a?c
Range No 49, containing 5hinn acres rnre or leas
CHARLES aHKPFER.
/ .AdminiStratnr OF Daniel BUfstiay. deesaSed'
II Nav ~ -Sw&pf0S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01

coasts. pfbed our houses. asd DESTROYED
the lives Of our people.
He Is q this tine transporting hFRe AZ.
pjs- Of lorsigu rnrrcenariss 70 complete the
works Of desIii. desolalion ana tyrstDy. At,
ready begun. with cisenmstaeees Of erusI-
y snd Psr1dy scarcely parall-i-d 10 the
most barbarous ayr an to,nlly unworthy
the head Of Z civilized nation.
h has coRsifAiasd our fvlloW-oi,isens.
taken enpiiys on lhe high so.s. 70 b,ar
Srms against th,ir country, TO become the
sxecuiiorefs Of thsif friends and trelhren.
or 10 Iall themselves by their haDds.
He has excited domestic insure ;tioas
an ongst Us. scd has end-avored 70 lrine
on the inhsbilsnts Ofour fion;irrs, the n1er-
ciless Ipdiaa sAvsges. wh7se known rule
Of warf~e is an un]istinguisbed destruC.
Ition Of al sges, SEXES ap conditions.
IL every stage Of these opprt ssiOus we
have pelilioned for redress In the mosi
humble terms; our repeated petitions have
been answered only by repeated injury =
A prince whose character is thus mako
by every act which may define = iyrabt
is unfit to be the ruler Of freA psoI ie.
Nor have We been wanting in attention
to our British brethren. We have warn.
ed them. from time to time, Of attempts
made by their legis ature TO extend 40 un.
wsrranIatls jurisdiction over US. We bavt
reminded them Of thr circumstances ofrm
ligraion and settlement here. We hav,
appealed to their native jusrice and mag
nanimiiy, and we have copjured them. b,
the ties Of our common kindred. TO disa
, vow these usurpetiors, which would iuev
, ilrhly Interrupt our connections and cor
!. respondencs. They. too. have been dea
s 10 the voice Of justice aud cousanguiDity
r We must, therefore, acquiesce in the ne
: cessity which denounces our separation
and hold them. ss we hold the rest Of man
e kinJ, enemies in war, in peace, friends.
, We. therefore, the representatives Of tn
2 UEiTED STATES OF AMERICA. IL GENERA
: CoEeRRss assembled. appealing TO the ST.
0 prpme Judge Of tie World for the rect
E ude of our intentions, do, 10 the nam'
!, and by the authority o the good people {
! these colonies, solrmnly publish and d.
" iIldICg AuAb NhCoo OnltN SpibHiCF arc All
Il ofright ought 10 be, FREE AsD INpEPENl
9 EESr STATES; that they are abSolved IRON a
q allegiance to the British crown. and I'll
S political connection between them and II
y State oF Great Britain. is, and ought 10
u totally dissolve aud that. rs FREE An
l. INDEPENDENT STATES. that they lave fu
n power tolevy war, conclude peacs, col
/. tract alliances, eElahlish commerce. and
" do all other acts and things which IND
" PENDENT STATES may Of tight do. An
h for the support Of this declaration. with
,e firm reliance on the protection of DIyI:
y Providence. we mutually pledge 10 eac
l. other, oar Ewes, our fortunes, and our 6
y cred honor.
a The foreI going declaration was. by ord
IS Of Congress, engrossed. and signed hy Il
y meubers. JOHN HANCOCK.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01
Notice.


NHELISA SOUL, OF the State Of Illinois, Is notified,
lVN that on December ~. 1851, William Potter aud
John b. Nourse. Administrators Of James outcalt 90:
ceased nled in the on1ce Of the Clerk Of Fairfield
County Court OF Common Pleas their petition against
her and othe alleging that ON Jnly e6 1851 the SAID
James Out cal by contract in writing, sold TO William
soul and agreed to convey upon full payment Of the
purchase money, In Lots and s, in Square I, In haiti
more in said County, and Fraction Of Land adjoin.
ing thereto described ip deed Of John E. ou tcal snd
Wife, TO James outeat, dated July 81 1850, for which
the said William Soul agreed TO pay $751; when pos
session would be given in November, 1885, and $500
in November, 1857, and 5000 IN November, lrSs with
interest from November, 1859. That on September
o9 Iss6 James Outcalt died, and on November 81,
the reafer, William Soul paid 10 plaintiff $50 and
took possession Of said propsrty That on May g. "!
William Soul died vent, leaving said Meissahis
Widow and said second installmcnts due and unpaid
and praying that said premises may be sold and pro-
ceeds piled TO payment ofplantd 3 clim thereon.
Said Petition will be for bearing on ocIoboT Z, next
and unless shs appear BY that day, judgment VIII os
eptared as prayed for. ,a,, : ,u,,, ,,..N
July / j sSS-oTppfss, ,2S .sE .l'-s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01

IxDIAN D1FFIcuLrIEs IN DAKoTAH.--
We learn from ST. Paul, that the Indian
troubles apprehended by the War Depart
ment in Dskotah Territory have commenc-
ed, The Yanktou Sioux. jealous Of the
pncroachm ment Of white sediments in Da-
kotab, and dissatisfied at receiving no pay
for the road constructed by Col. No'lcs
through ,hrir lands, have undertaken to
redress tbeir own grievances. A large
body Of them. consisting OF 10 lodges
Iat ly entered the settlement Of Medary
burned all the houses there and all the
claim cabins in the neighborhooi. and
carried off all the plumber they could get
The Inhabitants Of the settlement had 1tt
10 Cot onwood river. where they were de
terminod to make stand. TIC Sioux arr
em5 5oldened to commit these outrages b,
the removal OF the U. S. troops from For
Randall. We shall probably hear Of otLerI
in the same quarter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01

QUICKEST TINE FROM EuRoPE.-Capt.
Higgens. of3the steamship yauderont, last
week. delivered European advices to the
News Yacht of The Associated Press, of
Cape Race in six days and ten hours, and
the news was placed upon the wires in less
.Ihsn seven days and twenty hours from
Southampton. This is quicker BY more
than twenty-four hours than ,Europeau in
telligence has ever before been receives
in the United States. tH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01
PnILApELPHTA MARKET
pnn..aeIsn,A. jan. a.

PHn4aetfntA. Jana Mn,
FtcdR-Fbsrs 70 b., Ett'o export dsmsnd Sslss a
1G0 bha ROOD Western eKtra At 81 g ~ s0psraDs 81
SSa4 rH: ExtfG at 4 esk A. o. ~ EEtfa Family ef
& ga 26 sbd fIhey los StS s0s5S 90.
Whszt-1hs roo,sipts are sf1aL- bli hey are PIE
for the sad: sales o, rcd ~ Soe u r3 for orolhsry
and rsins and 81 81 & fJf vhts. Rvs 10 SSsady a.
66dA5c S0r Roatherh and PennysiiSans. Cora 4!
prices srs lever. sslSI u DslsNars Esos, snd PssHa
a. sc.
whisky q aras. SAIss d 20 bsis PsnaA 4, 2sS, AL
bids a. s2e.
10 soa Pray1soas ther- 10 bat Htis dcasE
$50 klls Xsss PoFk sold a. Sl73BSa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01
GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE ACE.
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CHRWERS!
DR.. GUSTAV LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES.
Tnr GRrA1 SupsrtrrTE FnR TopAeco.

UTiswell known nd ineoptrovortable fact that the
use OF Tobacco Is tho promoting cause OF nary VI
'''s "'S't 'MS'EtsSTGI AND saYsIcAL DISORDERS
80 which tho race OF man 10 oct- careful analy.
sis long and painful experience have cesrls pro-
ven that II itcontans certain porcotie and poisonous
prope most dangerous In their effects. which by
entering into the blood derangt the functions aud
OF the Heart, causing many 70 suppose that
orzan TO be seriously dyesseu.
TOBACCO affects also the entire peTvous system,
manesting iselt-ssHll Who have ever used the noe-
ioua weed will bear testimony In LHaaitude, Ners
vous Irrtahiliy, Wafer Brash, Dyspepsia, and nsEy
other disorders OF siulilar character.
THE TASiE RESTORATIVE TkoCHES
70 designed N counteract these hepetnl Influences,
and have proved eomp pletely snceesSnl IN mnhtudo
of cases. and wherever used bsirg harmless ~
the mselves thew exert beneficial enect ureh tia
entire system. restoring ;be TasIe yhieh hs become
vItiated or disroyed By great Indulgence eempletely
remov NJ tho irritation and aeeompanylnE tirxhng
sensation Of 'lae Throat--~hch arc elwHye confe.
ouent upou abstainirg from the use OF Tobacco snd
by eivingh healthy tone to tie stomach, tnvgofaie
psrsohs WHO are irra.Tievsbly undermining their
constitutions and shorteninf neiT iyss should use
| aus and unpieasapt habit - Tobacco Chewing
| Thess Tfochss or JoSenRet put mp IN y eonye'
nsnt and portable form At The low price OF 50 Cent?
ner Boy. 4 iiSsral dtscount 10 The TradS.
Prepared 1olply By lhe undesigpsd 20 whom Al Or.
'o'f' 'rS-' JAMEs 3. BOWERS. prusga;
Conerafsd and Race Bueess. Pb.lsdelPa's.
March -, Iese-lyT
- !" E IL ~ ~ =
ATTORNEY AT Law.
i yroFFIcE4-TaIlmadgs Hlosk-u % Ssaifs
No 1HS1--3UN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01

'Dos'traIl n prrsurs Mrs. winsiow'S Soothing Sy-
rtrn for ChIlArcn TeehnT IL has eq1al 9n saFth.
II greatly facilitates the process oftseihipg BY sofsn-
ing the gums. redncing all nfammnlioH--w II Siay
unnn it, tnnthers. Vt will give rest 10 yourselves ana
rrliefand health 70 your Infants. Perec'y safe IN
all cases.
This valuable propsratlon istha pteserpton ot one
ofihe most experienced and skiilfa' fsnale Physl'
clans IN New England, and ha. oS=n 1s=d with neyer'
failing success IN millions OF cnseE
We believe is the hest aud sHrest totaajy In The
void Ia all cases az Dyssntsry sBd Diarrhca In child
dr II. whether it STisss from ;esthlng or rom any
other cause. =,
II life and health can hs estimated by dollars and
ce ats Il is worth tts weight in gold.
Millions Of bntas sold every year intte UDiteo
States TtIs an old and yrc'i tried remedy
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS a BOTTLE:
C-7Nona genuine unless the hcs'mtls OF Gu KITS
A. PERKINS New York. Il on the ouiside wrapper.
Sold bv Drug s,s throuehoat 70 world. and
D. slPFoRD, Lancaster, Ohio.
Iuua TO- Is5s-o;f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01
An Ordinance

Levying Taxes for School Purposes, In the City Of
Lancaster for the year 1858.
SECTION /. Bait ordained blythe City CoaReil o.
Thata Tax of dve thousand Ave hundred
dollars be and the same Is hereby levied upon all
subject taxHton for State and County par.
poses within the Incorporated limits CT the City of
for the pupose of defayrg the expenses OF
tuition IN the Public schools y said City Tor TIE cur
ront year. NICHOLAS YOUNG, President, c. o.
Y Il. krR0, City Clerk.
Lancaster, June II, l65S-3w7.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01
Foreign Attachment.
Fairfield County. ~. CODrt of rom. Pleas.
Franklin W. SheGer, Plaintiff.

against
Edward Strobe and John Mays, Defendants.
TNDwARD STROBE ofthe State of California, viii
~ take notice that Franklin W. Shaner Of the City
or New YORK, 10 the State Of New York, did on the
Ith day Of May A.. D. 1854 Ale bis petition In attach
ment In the Court Of Common Plea, wilnin snd Ior
the County of FAIRFIELD In said State OF Ohio, against
tho said Edward Strobe. defendant upon proinis-
sorry note, dated Marysvlle, May cd, 1887, Que one
day amer date payable TO the order Of ourselves. ana
drawn by Strode q Mays, and by them endorsed to
Frankl W. Shaer Plaintiff. for the sum OF $3.50 q
The sAid Edward Str6de will hereby take nouee,
that he s required N appearand answer said petition
on or before the 5th day Of June, A. D. 1859
CHARLES p. SBEFFRR.
Uay27, Je56-6w1pfS3 so Attorney for Plalnun.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01

w We find upon our table. BLACK
WOOD for June, aud as usual full Of inter>
esting matter. "The Indian Troubles, 4"
Religious Memolies.' "The Defeat Of the
Factions" and many other interesting mat
.ters, a'lof which can be had by calling on
Mr.. Billinghnrst: Price 25 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-01


@TEe Dallas (Tex.s) Herald Pxirs
gives some facts concerning the led 10
murders IN Jark couotS. The persons
klied we're Mr. csp roo. his wife and
three chiid~n. and Mr.. Mason aud bis
wife. Whilst the Indisns we're pIunler-
ing Cemsfon's houss two litlls girls st-p
ped asite and were overlooked IN The bAsle,
Mr.. Mason was murdered in the 6~ld and
his vito wss in Ibe bouse---ter body was
terribly mutilated. Mr.. Cameron's It'll,
boy, pine years Of age, wb3 was tahen
prisoner and Subsequently carried into
Fort Bslknap. says there were ,eyen In-
dams and q white man dressed in IudisD
costume. Tbc Incians are believed 10 b.
Kickapoos Wscbitas. A dispai,h from
Birjville. written the day previous, ky
Hon. A. }. Walker. ssys: .sSeFersi ex-
Pressnen have arrived from Parker couE-
~. stating ttst the Bgserys Indians. and
others combin5f. Numbering many thou
sands. were killing al before them. they
were at LOving's store. in the west edge oi
Parker county, yesterday morning. All
believe The news. for there app-srI 10 he
no room to doubt it. II is believed ha'
the main body oftto IndiaDs win conc
d)wn through Denton. from the North
west as they have stolen wi,hiu G few days
Ipast all the horses on the head waters o
Drrton. Hickory and Elm creeks. We
have siartsd one hundred aud fny mer
from lLis county 10 Parker, a1d some north