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Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03

EB- o. II. Peirson will sell to morrow a
magnificent lot of ready made clothing, from
the store of Houston, Hastings IL Co., at his
ealesroom on D street, at public auction.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03

eB Thanks to Mr. Jackson. the gentleman
ly messenger of Freeman d Co.'S Express,
for Yesterdays down.river and Atlantic pa
rers
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03
Inhnnnnhant Ordor Of Kninhtl
Removal.

TOHN G. JENKINS, THE HAIR REsTORER
- respectfully informs the citizens of Marysve
and vicinity that he has removed from 139 Second
street. to the East side of street. three doors south
OF the st. Nicholas Hotel, where he is permanently
located IN business with Mr.. A.. L.. Jackson of Camp-
tonYhle and hopes by good work and strict attention
to business, 70 merit continuance of sh ire of the
public patronage.
P. s-All HAIR REsTORATIvEs purporting to be
mine are base counterfeits, and consequently hum
bugs, as the genuine article is only to be found at my
place of business. mh3-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03

GaS 1t is reported that the President has
determined to remove Judge Sinclair, of
Utah' should it prove to be trne that he
charged the grand jury that the Mormons
were liable to indictment for offenses covered
by the Presidents proclamation
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03
Afw Aduertise

Attention Yubas.-Your next regular meeting
takes place at the engine house, Friday even
ing March, 4th, at o'clock. full attendance is re-
qussted.
By order. THOS ]. POWERS, sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03
MARYSVILLE.
THURSDAY, MARCH Sd, 1859.

ATLANTIC MAIL.-The Atlantic mail will
close at 0 o'clock tonight at the post office,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03

DRAW YOUR DIcTIoNARY.-Oneo of our eX-
changes has risen above saying "a miners
claim" and so heads an item thus: "Salc Of
Mining Franchise" A Miners "cabin" is
hereafter to be called cot" and his grub"
is to be frugal repast" Before the advent
of crinoline we were satisfied with common
words but now, the tendency of things
generally is to spread.-Amador Ledger.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03

e9Y There is a movement on foot among
the Republicans in Pennsylvania TO give an
expression in favor of Gen. Simon Cameron
at the coming State Convention for the Pre-
sidency, and thus informally place him in the
field, and also to get united delegation in
the National Convention from that State.
GT- The friends of NJ Alexis de Tocque-
vile feel less uneasiness as to the state of his
health, which has somewhat improved.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03
Notice to Creditors

NOtHCC I'D creditors,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, co
COUNTY OF SUFFER-, 80
N the matter of the Estate of Sylvanus sanborp.
L deceased.-Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrator and Administrators of the above
ing claims against, said deceased to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from
the first publication of this notice. to the undersigned
at their residence near the Butte Mountains in the
said county OF Suffer- VIM. McMURTRY,
Administrator.
G. E. SANB0RN,
Yuba City, March 1st, 1850 mhS.1aw8w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03
NOTICE.

The members of the Yuba county Jockey Club are
requested to meet at the Club House THIS Thursday
EVENING, March 3D. at O'Clock. A full attendance
expected. JAMES SIMPSON, Pres't
d, f. GEORGE, Sec'y. mh3-1t
Independent Order of KnighthOOd.
Mystic Camp No. 20, l. o. of X. ueets every Satur-
day evening at their Hall High street, between 1st
and I'd, at ~ o'clock Brothers in good standing are
invited. CIV. G0RNOR, G. r.
Al. MASON, Sec'y. mh3 1t
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03

Regular Democratic City Committee.
First Ward:
W. W. PRESBURY, MICHAEL o'CoNNEa,
J. MOORE
Second Ward:
HENRY LELAND, GEO. A. KING
WM. SHARKEY, G. L. CRACKBON.
Third Ward:
JOHN u. RIDGE, ORLANDO FULLER,
GEO. w. AUBREY, LUKE O'BRIEN.
Fourth Ward
PETER DECKER, A. ELLISON,
j. NJ BELRUDE, DANIEL FARRELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-03
FRESH GARDEN Seed.

4 FULL ASSORTMENT of Fresh Garden Seeds
"A just received per Wells Fargo Co.'s Express,
rom New York For sale by
dec2l-tf-is RICE, COFFIN co
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
Howard Association, PhiIadeIp6Ia.

by sP setaI Sndon
-sIief tkssisk and distrSsssd afflicted
toith VirMlsnt GRd EPidsaie diSsasss. t,s .
The Howard Association, in view ofthe awful dos.
tructlon OF human life, ,causedby SexualJ
the deccptions practiced upon the. vic
tins of Diseases by Quacks, scverhI ysars ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable
Act worthy oftheir Eame, to open Dtspensary for
forms and to give Medical Advice Gratis 10 all who
apply by letter with description ftheir condition,
Gage occupation, habits ofilfe, &c aud in cases OF
extreme to furnish Medicines free of charge
Its neciless 10 add thhtthe Association commands
Medical skin the age, and will furnish
the mostapproVed moder treatment
The ors ofthe Association. in their Annual Re
mort upon tho truament Of Sexual Diseases, express
the highest satisfaction with the which mas
ended the IabOrs Of their Surgeon in the cure OF
SDermntO rrhoea, Seminal Weakn Impotence, Go
norrhma elect, Syphilis, tho Vice OEOnanism OF SELF
abuse &C. and order continuance OF the same plan
for the ensuing year. 80. . -, -
in this sphere or bencvqleht effort
have been OF great be nodttdthc afflicted especially
10 the Young ad theS haye resolved to devote them
selves with renewed zeal, to this very tmportantbu
An admrnbie Repof on Spormstorrh@a, or semin
| nj Weakness, the vice Of 0nansm, Mustur6htion OF
Seifnbuse aud Othe diseases OF tho sexual oIgnrs
nv the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail (ln
! sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt o
| TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tract
on tho natu 70 and treatment Of sexual diseases diet
&c arc constantly botng published for gratuitous dis
tribution, and viii be sent to the aiuieted. some
the new remedies and methods odsoftreatmentdiseoVer
Address. foe Report or treatment. Dr. ). shlLIi
HOUGHToN, Acting Surgeon. Howard 4Soei9
ton No South Nine Street, PhlsdelPhta, Pennsyl
vania. BY oxdernitS w, i.4i,gTTSytvpgi posiJont
? GEORGE EAIRCHILtl, Secretary.
Februafy u. 1e5g-1y43
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

WHE Posoxixu.-Clsfk B. Crooks. .
lormer and well known inmate Of The Ohio
Psniteutiary. was arrested 10 this city Sat
urdsy evening. charged with poisonins
bis wife 10 Newark Ohio on last Friday
light.
The circumstances as we heard them re-
lstsd By Msrshal Brooks Of Newark, were
that Crooks hal . quarrel with his wife
about going TO Pixies Pssk-CrOtts wish
I'd hsE 70 90 sloug With him apd shs re!as-
ed. lie was intoxicated al the time. AMI
procuring sonic stryelInine. be forced open
her mouth add ehoked her. until she had
enough TO thgow her fnto convictions. -
He then called in some neigbbor wommen
stating that hiswife was susjsdt 10 cOnvul-
sions. and he would 90 for The doctor. bul
instead of going bs got on board the cars
and csms this to city. His wife recovered
sufficiently 10 give a brief account Of The
transaction. and Marshal Brooks immedi
a.eIy started in pursuit Of the culprit. Ar
riving here 10 the night, our police were
soon on the alert. AMI abontten O'Clock h'
was arrested by officers Mcdonald anC
ShulIlisr. end safely loigsl in the station
houss. 0gissr Brooks willreiurn with bin
to Newark this morning. The Court o
Common PIeas being in session there.
bill Of indictment is already found agAins
him and he will Immediately be tried
When the Marshal left, no hopes were en-
= tertained for the life Of his aife.
5 Crooks is good booking man in th
. prime oI life, aid Of good parentage. E"I
t " in life he commenced his career Of crime
He was FIRST convicted in Green comfy.
4 June 1851. and sent TO Peniientiary fn
s two years for the crime of lanceny. u
was pardoned by Gov. Medill, in Ms
: 1852. through the interposiiion and ur
u wearied exertions ci his worthy mothe
e for she stiff loved her erring boy.
March 1858, he was convicted 'or. u
5. crime Of hors stealing in Sandusky count
% and again sent TO the Penitenlity for thr
Is years. lie served out his, term, and we
a to Pennsylvania, and in July last, marri
5. a respectable young girl who was ignora
II Of his true character, and has thus ear
/ met an uutimely end. Sep BY step b
S, Crooks proceeded in crime until at last
re will in all probability end his headlong
10 reer on the galIows;[ Ohio State Journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

The ATLANTIC MoNrH1Y. for March, has
been received. Contents: Holbein at the
Dance Of Death; Lizzy Griswo'd's Thanks
giving; Achmed and bis Mare; Charles
Lamb and Sydney Smith; Bulls and Bears
The WATERFALL The Wihter Birds; The
New Life of Dante; The DOdble Headed
Snake of Newbdfy; A Plea for the Fe
iians; The Professor at The Breakfast Ia
bic; The Utah Expedition; fbe Mini'ter'
wOoing, Review of sa#yer's New Testa
ments; Recent American Publications :
Phillips, Sampson 4 Co., Publishers, Bos
ton. Price So per annum.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
OOMMBRcfAL ALIHTELLIaEtCR
NEW YORK MARKET.

Nrw YoaE. FobnlaTy ~. 1850
PIorr--WiL,sat lmpaTtant ,aRgr; infsrior gfa1cs
dail; nedium aud good grAd vcry hrmy heldisales
70 100 barrels q Mas 80 for Fne State: - vOa
q 10 for STATE; IS 405 90 for supeIane Ncste
n5sG 10 hnr c0mmon % medium extra western, aud
iOas 50 Toy shipping brands extra roaud hoop OHIO;
closing quiet. -.
wheaf-Buovant, with fair demand; sales % IS 200
busels At poe for uHs5snd Chicago Spring. ~ 90 for
Winter Ned Western; 20 for White Michigan, and
co for White Canadian.
RE dall ate5 20 - cents.
barley drI AZ 10 10 re. Bailey MALI NC. .,
Corn little more .tsady: sales of i6 9Ov bhahss Al
q h roc for mixed Wesiera IN store and delivery.
oais armsr al 81 b57e fr state, and 60 10 Csc for
| Western aud Canadian.
| Whisky dull and nominal nj s5Hc.
dressed HOgs--Qaet at ~ 60 se. -.
Bulier-ia fair request at II 10 igc fdt oflio and
l lG 20 n for state.
| Cheese STEADY AlstS 10 ~ tle.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

BuRaLARf.-JohN BAuGHMAN broke in.
to the store OF ORAN ABBOT at Clearport
and robbed the stors Of some money. Mr..
ABBOT was secreted in the store and
witnessed all his operations, but did not
disturb him for the reason that BAUGHMAN
after strikinging light held bcwie-knife
in his hand with which to defend himself.
The next day he was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Richards, and taken before Court
aud held to bail in $1,000; bis brother and
brother-iu. law went his bail to appear on
Monday next, whereupou he moved bis
boots.
And still aoother on the same night
w. w. BORE broke into the mill OF ELIAS
CRUDE and stole sundry articles whereup'
OD~oar indomitable Deputy Sheriff MAJ
RICHARDS arrested him and took him be-
fore Esq, BLACK in Liberty township
The Esq. committed him to Jail, where HI
awaits his trial next week.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

EWs publish to-day running de-
bate in the United States Senate. upon the
question Of Popular Sovereignty, to which
we call special attention. The opposition
looked on and laughed, while the Democ-
tacy North and South, manifested dispo-
'sition to meet at swords points upon the
slavery question.
The Little Giant sustails himself nobly,
and bore to the wall all who claimed Con-
Rressional Intervention for the protection OF
slavery in the Territories, and opposed the
doctrine that the majority Of free citizens
have the right to abolish or protect it, as
TO them may seem just and proper--there-
by disproving the slanderous charges that
have teemed through portion Of the press
charging him with trucking TO the Ad
ministration. We think Locofocodom has
Joined issue upon an explosive material
and that the consequence will be tota
disruption, leaving the fragments to com
bine with the honest portion Of the free
men Of the nation, with the peopl s deter
mutation to restore cur Government to II
primitive purity and simplicity. Thi
week closes the farce with the present Con
gress, and upon the Integrity OF the peopl
hangs the Futhfe greatness Of our country
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
wonderfuI MIsdom.

The Ten per Cent. Lawh been repeal
ed, or in other words, honest contracts be.
tween man and man are to be rsPudiAted
and the dishonest and dishonorable man
allowed to plead the statute sgains. The
man who has oOn6ded in his integrity and
saved him from Ihe relentless laws Of legal
demand.
We are no Locofoe0. but lhink that
Messrs. scnLnon Of the Senate. and Maj.
CARLISLE OF the lower houss were right
when they opposed the right ol . Legis-
IAture to interfere with the honest contracts
Of honest men. We say, "lrt every tut
stand upon its own bottom" Make laws
TO enforce honest contracts; but leave A.
mericans free to deal with Aaasriccn ms upoT
principles Of perfect equality. If nc fur
ther legislation on the subject takes place
the laws in force before the rel esled law
remain in operation. and their provision
can be best learned by direct refersnc
to tbem-for which purpose we publish
them. as embodied and explained in Swan
Statutes:
AN ACT, fixing the rate Of interest, Passe'
January I2, 1924. Took effect Jun
/, 1894.
(1( SECTION BE IL enacted By III
General assembly of Me Stale Of Ohio, :
That all creditors shall be entitled u re
cieve interest on all money, after the sam
shall become due, either on bond, bill
promissary note, or other instruments c
writing, or contracts for money or proper
ty; on all balances due on settlements be
tween parties thereto. or money Withheld
by unreasonable aud ve&atious delay G
payment; and on all Judgements oblaine
| from the date thereof; and on all decree
obtained in any court of chancery. for th
payment OF money, from the day specific
in the said decree for payment thereof. {
if no day be specified, then from the ds
Of entering thereof, until such debt. MOI
ey, or property is paid; at the rate Of s
per centum and no more.
Il. (2) SEC. 1.-THE act fixing the rate
interest and for the prevention Of usury.-
passed December twenty ninth, eighties
hundred and four, and be the same hereI
repealed.
This act shall be in force from and
ter first Of Juns next.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
puILADELPuIA MARKET

PHfLlBrLFnIl. February q. .IF39.
Flour comes in slowly aud has advanced zoe; saies
Of 400 barrels SUI erane at Jsa6, and extra at62S
az 50.
Wheat has IN upward tendency; sales at 81 20 Col a
for Red aud White al G5 IN : 20.
Corn Is H good request. bst supplies como In slow
D.; sales OF YtilsS at zee.
Rye IL active al yDe.
Oats selling freely AT 52e-
Mo Co Zee at NE
Whisky daii at - cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

The GREAT RErUBLio.E The third num-
ber OF this truly excellent magazine for
March has come 10 hand. and seems de.
termined that Excelsior" shall be it's
motto. Among the thifty-two articles
which il contains, we have many OF a new
and pleasing feature. 1.-THE History ol
the Great Republic" Chap. v, is cotitin.
ded, and is truly exciting. There is also
an interesting biography Of the greatest
original arts. Of his day, WIN. HooARfH
whose etcbihgs oftte eide and Industri
Gus Apprentice" will be long remembered
together with his "Life la Mode" AL
together, this work deserves the patronag'
Of the public, as it is "gfea," indeed
Price $3 per year. oaksihith Il Co.
Publishers, N. Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

IMPRoyEMENT.--Our attention was at
traoled this morning to the new dress being
put upon the Washington Hotel. "Uncle
FaEp'' ShGFFEE is determined to keeT
pace With this progressive age, and by
painting and fixing to please the eye. Ant
his Internal accommodations are ample
substantial and all that the heart or stom
ach of man need desire.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

EESs the advertisement OF ]. SHILLITd
q Co.. Importers and dealers in Dry Goods.
Carpotings, U.s., &c. We will guarantee
,hem liberal aud fair rate dealers. wor-
thy the attention Of all who desire first rate
goods at fair prices. for the simple reason,
if no other. that they pay the Printer IN
1duancs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
CITY OF LANCAsTER.
RAnFsdaT MornInE E,Mar.ad, 100


-
@oaf compliments are due the Hon..
v. B. Horror, for sundry public dOcu-
mshts. We have been watching bis con
grssiiOnal action. and his vote uPsn the
Oregon Bill as tie climax Of his hitherto
mos. judicious course, cOnvinees US that
he is tie man above all others yet spoken
6fyas candidate for Governor OF Ohio, at
BUR next fall election.
union Of all who stand opposed
ID fraud and corruption as developed BY
the present dominant party, Ignoring all
aide bar and sectional questions, should
be the watch word Of the Opposition par
w.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
ASSASSINATION IN WASHINGTON


The community was thrown into an in
tense excitement to-day by the killing OF
Philip Barton Key, United States District
At,orney..ror the District OF Columbia. at
the hands of the Hon. Dansel E. Sckles.
member Of Congress from the third district
of New York.
Aocordirg 10 report, Mr.. Sickles becom-
ing convinced Of the truth Of certain scan:
dalous rumors, involving his wife, resolved
to redress his wrongs. About 2 o'clock
this after moon, he proceeded from his res
idence hear the Presidents house, to the
south east corner of Lafayette Squire, in
the same n9ighborhood, wheIe Kew was
engaged in conversation with Mr.. Butter
worth, of New York.
fTe charged Key with having dishouored
him and destroyed his domestic peace. and
Immediately shot him with revolver, one
of the balls entering the lelt side OF the
body, and passing through the correspond
ing point Oh the. opposite side, lodging un'
der the skim Annother shot took ettec
in the right thigh, near ths main artery.
Key, in falling. impiored Sickle; not tc
Kill him. The third shot was in the righ
side, glancing from the body and brusing
o lit. Of which wounds death eDsued in {
few moments. The body was taken to thu
National Club House.
The Coroner Immediately summond
Jury, and the inquest was continued fol
several hours. A verdict was Te1dred
: NEARLY stating the death was caused iron
S the effects OF pistol shots, as above stated
;. fred by the Hon. Daniel E. Sickles j,
Crowds Of persons gathered in the. vi
. ciuity of the Club House during the day
d anxiously epquiring into al the circum
y stances OF the event.
After Mr.. Sickles had Killed Key, he re
). paire,l to the residence OF Attorney GemeI
al Black, where be was advised to delivt
himself Into the hands Of the officers, VIII
: subsequently, conveyed him to Jail,
s. which he was committed f0r further 81
animation to morrow.
The facts which led to- Tie tragedy wi
n then probably transpire.
,o The inquisition Of the Coroner W
NEARLY with reference to the causes whlt
: produced the death.
Is' The President has issued proclaim
at ton, declaring that an extraordinary occ
sion requires the Senate to convene to !
oeive aud TO act upon such communicate
,r- as have or may be made 70 il on the part
the Executive. h is called for the 4th
March, at noon, of which all who sh
~ then be entitled TO act as members OF u
body, are required to take notice.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

Eg See DIR. Cone advertisement man
other column. We know nothing of the
Doctors paodus opsrandi, but his adver-
tisement will show that all chronic diseas-
es.. can DO cured by his applications. Let
the afflicted give him fair trial.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

Gg Buy Arra's Aguo Cure for Inter
mittehts. Ayers Cherry Pectoral, for q
Cough. and Ayers Pillsfof all the purpo.
ses Of family Physic.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

EE See the adver tisement Of Tnos.
STURGEON. Public Sale of a great variety
of valuable property.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

EE Our Court is now in session with a
lair prospect Of contributing to the Peni>
tsntiary sundry able bodied men. Our
criminal docket is unusually large and the
civil list is much larger than psaceable
men desire. But ''let justice bo done
though the Heavens should fall"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

& IAwYERs:--We We omitted to notice last
week the admission to the Bar, OF our
Young friends WM. j. BAKEk, and KISNfs
FRrrrER. We know the young men like a
book, and from their moral and stud'ous
habits, we hope and predict for them
liberal patronage and a glorious future.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

7 AZ REMEDY FOR Observation-Disclosures
Holland Bitters is now the most simple,
delightful and effeciual remedy for dyspep'
sia, before the public. Many Of our most
worthy citizens testify to its efficacy. To
persons subject to nervous. and sick head
'6shO, it is'a valuable medicine.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
-HO S | ER Y
T.EATEHER z

eMBRACING soLE-LEATHEK, KIP, CALF AM M.
SKINS, a general ralassortnentofLlN lNGS'
FINDINGS. sc. Also, great variety OF sHoE-
MAKERS FINDINGS! r3, u,oyrp
The above Stock We are edeterminedtosehhV go n
caiiand YOU will be sure to be pleased. ahu ni,
thatthe aboyes suo HUMBuG In eoaneruon Ssnd w,d
our coed from abroad, We keep h,sn "a vafranl
Ssdo We ali our goods Isspe,s.b
tom work uohe 70 O'uei D.& GIESY.
pInss,S,e pnsnss,,sl. ss.s ssep,embsrid. 1851. iS-tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
6ttnchment Notice.

Join w. sieod, Plaintiff, against George W. Bene'
dict. Defendant.
REFoRE Alfred Mevcigh, Justice ot The Peace IN
1 and for HockingTo ownship, ,rarneldC county, ONO,
On Inc ast day of January, y. s5a, said Justice
ssund an order Of attachment In the above acn ior
~ ,Ss'su ~, -, o. AZ 600 30 JOHN w. SrEBD.
R.hruarv IN IR50-3wII
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield Coun-
ty, Ohio.
Richat1 Fort ] Petition to establish Trust


Richatl Fort } Petition to establish Trust
,r,r ~,
NNrARY e. FARNUM,. Widow OF lhe. late Henry
lVN Farnum deceased, Edward K. Bell, and Car1nne'
hIs Wife; Alfred Bates Grubb, aud Ellen. ms VIE
Iiehry FArnum Jr., infant; and Mary Farnum, uNaI
dian Of said Henry Farnnm, Jr, all non -resuenss "
thc state Of Ohio will tako notice that Rcharu rVI
or Lanca,hre England, the plaintiff has tsis day hen
in aid Cony Ills certain setting forth that ne
is The equitable owner ip fec Of the following Real
tate situate in sdd County OF Fairfield, lo-wit; s
No Ia and the East half of InLot No: l2, In uo lo
Sonare Of the City Of Lancaster according 70 Ih1 or
ginal plat Of said City commonly known as the house
Mansion House., That the said lato Henry Farhul
deceaseX died seized of the naked legal tito 10 sau
nretnses IN trust for the Benefit OF said planuu
uetton prays for decree requiring satd dckehuane'
as the tho said Henry Faennm, decea
cd IN convey 10 said plaintiff the legal tue OF su
and that In default of so doing, Wnh
reasouale time to be fixed by the Court, that to;;
and npor snch default, decree be entered IN sau
case to stand n lieu OF sucl conveyance, passE 10
and nyestin in said plaintiff, the full and pereet
tiI6 In fec 10 said premises. The SAIL deiehuau.'
will therefore thereby take notice, that unless ies
shall at tho May Term, 1859, OF said County,
be hoIdef in the said City of Lancaster, 0n inc ~
dny of Nav next and plead answer or dem0r ~ ~.
uetition, tho same will bo taken US cohiesSou' ""p
| decree 20 against them aceordlagly. = ID .
JOHN G. RAlNEY, Clerk +. o. Or
| r., YAM TRUMP, Atorney.s
February 10, lsSO-6w4lpf$f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

DR.. SuEPnARD's Water Cure Establish
ment for,females exclusively is at ,oolum-
bus, Ohio. agg ql~ h.s4