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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

n NV foaH sN0TemboT y, IdI1.
res nt of1oa4 - fuf sapef siats o5sf - Tor extra
stais. lagsfs5 fof faslerns sas IS Ger commento s,
dian extra vssarn; ssas 90 fof aehef % Ruod ahip
ping bfands extia round hood oiio, market closing
9tFldy.
-oDthsed dali apd closed with faiF speeu.
iativo demand. Shipper1 not9n ne marko salcs5ooo
b1shes a. 81 10 for choice Chicago Spring i2al y
for AiIksukeo clab. u for Canada elab 3sai % for
White cenafni Iseai4s fer White Aichigaa, Indians
and Hohtuek3.
Hye--Hssyy nnd lovsr. sales ai e1aase. s,-iss
Bahey--Piebiyn and duil; sales at 7Se. ;fi
conE-Droorink, sasB for yellow SoutheTn and Jer-
ssy ~ osaeoe. mixed Western nominal at s1asae.
oats-ATs steady at4lA44ke for Ttais, wesiern aod
Canadian.
WhISt "A shads frHsr. saIsSai we. = 49,,
Dusr.-ft6ady q 1ao1ss for Ohio l3a2ie for stais.
cheess--In fair demand At Sale.
auEar- RirD; Eeg Orleans at 6ka7kc.
co6ee-Firm NJ ifaiiKe.
MoIAssss--PIsm a % cents ); f.. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

csa,s. ofshs EEel.sasht q ckasIssiswn.
HAaPERs FEaaT. sunday ESs1isg -Ths
fresh exeitsmsnt was caused By tbs aFri-
val from Bsll.irs. EeaF wheeling. Of nan
named Smiib crane, who STATED he iocl-
dsnily overheard . conversation bsiWseh
some geg Fho had organizsd . bad oi
500. 70 marsb % release BFoWn and other
TFisSssEs, 4 chSf,sS;STs itsim@sSssis-
y sst ON lof the Ferry % sppFiss .lhs 10
habilanis Of The fact. Il vas sIsO rumorsd
At ChsrlssIo9h. hat Sight h.d occurred
ie Clarke eoists. between some citizens
and party Of StrsOgsrs. and detacb.
ment Was scot to iht scene Of disturbance.
On the receipt Of ihess Fumofs. ;despslch-
sa Wsfi ssntby Col. Davis 10 Gov. Wise
for 500 more troops. who have arrived
here this evening. the Governor being with
them; ghd our tom Is again bds.ling
with bayouets, and cOn.idsrasly excited
Gov. Wise says IL viii give Virgins mill.
tary experience. Stsnlif rumors should pl
provs Gnfohndsd, 20 tEat thsy win khOH
how 20 protect their borders hereafter j
occasion should occur. Wise With tbres
companies, has Just started for Charles
town: the others will remain here until to
| ulObfOW. -rsa--~f = =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

HARPER FERRY = o sowArTAMIEBRowN.
AND OUR OPINION. Laws violated de-
mand satisfaction. Policy dictates for.
bearauce, and reason says suffer wrong
rather than arouse spirit Of fauaticism,
which may result in greater disaster ;
therefore. we say. let Virginia show her
msguauimity by pardoning the miserable
offenders. and appealing to the honor. the
Justice. and the integrity Of the msjority
of the American freemen.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24
fmpottant from the Rio Ctande.

Nhw oRLEASs, Novehbsr ls.-Tbe In
dianolA Courier Of the 9Th inst, says that
an express fromthe Sheriff Of Nucces couu-
ty had arrived. reporting that Cottiuas.
with 1900 men and niue cannon, has full
possessions of the Rio Grande.
From Brownsville. Roma and bis forces
are securing all the surrounding country.
All the mail. communications west Of the
Nucces are said to be cut of. Corpus
Christi is, however, not Threatened.
Captain Tobin. with one huadred men
from Corpus Christi. has been defeated,
and It is ieared that his retreat is cut of.
The reports are conflicting, and probably
very much exaggerated. The latest relia
bic accouais are byANew0 Orleans merchaut'
who left Brownsville on the 4th inst, wher
affaiJs were unchanged,
| General Twiggs tslsgraphed the Govern
meut yesterday. in relation to the matter.
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Yesterday morning. . short time before
day light. : bold attrmpt At burglary,
(which. however. proved uasuceesiul. } vas
made on the dwelling Of DR.. Wm. Hitch,
situslsd on 0ilmor street. near Ire Wind
sOF Mil Road. The facts are - fpIloes:
Ths doctor was swaksnsd abort O. o'elock
ia ths sloFsisE ~ aoiss HsfSs - ,is 81.
Gortfp pTy TIE front door. 90 arising snd
opening The door ef bis room. which com.
maudsd . view of the, upper ball. he ob
served stout NAN Kidding . tEht II bis
len band, Just ahort ascending the stsirs
leading from the second TO the third story
The.hoise niade 10 opening the door caused
the burglar to turn Fogn.J. The Dosior
seized bis duck gun. heavily loaded With
BIB shot. and; rdshed upon the rObber. who
had turhsd to es down stairs. desliDR him
tremendous blow, which vas p.riially
caught upon and Tended BY lis left srm,
which nevertheless drove him down saysrI
81 steps. The Doctor Wss sarrird forward
By the energy Of his assault agsinst the
ballusteTs.
While in this position. the rufian. who's,
downward course had been, checked by {
Sudden turn in the stairs, turned and sIeTst
ed pistol, which be seemed to have held
consiantly in his right hand. discharged II
contents full at the Doctors persop. Nhici
could not have bscn more than four fee
from the muzzle; but fortunately with n,
worse effect than binding him for fev
n oments BY the glare ef ligh, its eiplo
sion occasioDed. scoTcbing bis, lace Will
the flames OF the powder. and lodged som
unconsumsd grains in bis eyes. Staggere
and blinded for 9. moment by the nsaF con
cussisn Of the pistol. tho Dostor did nc
. puraue bin down the stairs and out Of tn
front door, bH, running tc . large fror
| window. be threw itup with the purpos
Iof shooting his would.be murderer, on hi
exit from the house. The robStr was see
making his escape in full run. and levellin
3 h:s quo. the triggers were pulled in quic
succession, and both barrels snapped. Th
Doctor remembered then for the FIRST tin
that ho had recently removed. the car
FROM 10th tubes. to prevent accidents.
On lghtniRa candle, TO investigate Il
direction and effect Of his adversary sbo
j. be found two round holes in a windo
pane, some two and q hslfinches apart. pr
dpcsd BY the tEo bullets which his antag
i nisI's pistol had been loaded. The .fobb,
J. carried of no boOty.-[Balnmors PAIric
d November I8.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

Our C1rY.-We can truly boast OF hav-
Ing as fins location for our city as any 9TH
er ia the State. and by the enterprise and
ko.ahead spirit Of our citizens we have
succeeded IN SO smbellishing il. as to make
It one Of the finest. as we'll as one Of the
most attractive places within our knowl.
edge. Our Union Sehoo ls,aised BY the
indomitable perseverance, Of our worthy
directors. are second to none; Our City
Hall may justly, be ranked, as one Of tas
buildings, having central location. and
6saa.i6yd and utilized BY all hat want
could dssirs. Or fancy suggest. Our va
tious. manufacturing establshRepts. our
hotels, our bnsinssslHo are I'll Of the
first class. bu. there is yet one thing lack
ing. and that is q decent Court House. -
In this respect we are fat behind many
even Of our smaller nsighbors. Tne pres
ent building is disgrace to, the eommuni'
", and We are sure that We are able q
,bfovide a better bailding. wherein justice
may be dispensed. and We are equally GER
tain that every good citiseu.dssirss il and
would be glad to sss the. prsseat one de-
polisbed. and larger and more cOmmo
dious one erected in it's place. sr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.

=: CiAcTNuITI. November ~ ts5a
FlouF-The market is without essential change. The
sale at o. 6sa4 ~ forsaperans and eeS Tor extra
whisky <The 4mand confines aetire. with ;saies
al aitz24ethe latter rate for wagon being 40 Ad-
WheetThe market vas rather al Rer though
prices are not quotabIy Sales Of prime White At &C..
Corn--Thsma Is firm, with, good degiapd at 7Se
Rye--giIss a. 75e Market arm. Dsma nd brisk.
BsFley--A moderate demand for prime Pail at 7Sc.,
delivered
Oais--A coed demand At f7a43e. Holders generAl-
IL asking fSe. N0transactnns reported.
Cheese Sales ofprime WeStern Reserve at eke.
Eafket firm.
Oii--gales Of Linseei ut 58s57 esnts.
Groeehes-The market eontiaues quite 1rm nj very
fall priees Sales Of sugar at 6KATke; holasses At
axe In the small way, ,ese> Is obtslned. Coffee is
arm At liAfals3c witha good demand In the regalaf
vay Riesls duh At 46akEe.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

NJOTcR d hereby given, thst on the g7th day o.
lN October Ieja Bernhard BrilmAier, OF Fairdeld
county Ohio made an assignHent OF all Ms sock In
iIdds consisting 6f Groceries, Lqaors y
gether with The Fughliare, and every thng
M9mAnah In trust forthe benefit Of the creditors of
said Gsienor, ,and thiI the undersgned Was on the
samoday duly Qualified saeh trnltse, In the Probate
Cont OF said County, BY entering Into an undertaking
according 20 Law, suOh trustee, under the order OF
said Court and 10 It's approval.
prossnt their eaima against said duly antheu
Heated according 10 law 70 the uhdeIieled within sS
months ffotn that date. J. B. MOMAU0H, Assignee
Lancaster, November 9, isJe-9We7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

r.afs, IS niles SosskSssf s1,Phfisdsipk6s, % tks
.CsaSsa ssd Aftaafis KaiErSsd, Nsg JsSssy.
4 n Sid estate consisting Of several Thousands Of
IA acres VI productive soil, has been dtvidsd into
ai"1on ot ,o@e FI1ssss as = nsdrsd s from vsrious
o. the Middle States and Ksu Engand, have seiiIed
there the past yeAI places and raised
from SIS % Ssapsf sOiI Isof ihe best
quality for the production Of Wheat. Clover, Corn,
sSfas sEf TSSE iPS s = Usos TSe
place perfectly seeure from frosis--the destructive
enemy Of the farmer Crops Of Erap, grass and fruit
ptace ITSELF correct judRement So formed Of the
produetIveaesa ofthe land. Tue tsrms nHde easy
sniS Soid for aesasi Tue result has
houses have been eIscsi two nili,, steam, fo.r
ed, and large namber o. pther improysHrenis max
ing IL desirable sndssIye and Y place s Of bu'lrs''.
as the reader may perceive from Its loeation.is
THB.BRSr INTHR UNION,
Produce bringing double the price than infoeaiions
theWsSt u Il kBoWn that the enFliea 6besl fu and
vegetables In this Latitude from New Jsreey and
In ioeatinT here ths sstiIor hns maay advnntsges-
He Il within few honTSTide Ofihe great cities ofNey
England and Middle States. he i bis old frsndI
ard asaOeHilons, he isin settled country where eTeTy
improvement and comfort IL At hand lie can bay oVery
article he The cheapest price, and sell his pro-
has school for hts children divine service, and win
enioy Al open winter and delirhIfal climate where
fever are ntferIT unknoWu TAo result ofths change
upon thosn from the north has generay been 10 re-
| s,or a ihem 10 a io1ceIlent state OF health.
| in Ne TaI Sf-buIldIhe and ImproyinR lamber can
he cSiained Al n Min a the rate Of SO 10 SIs per
thousand Bricks from the brick yard opened In the
pacs every article can be praeuFod In ne place good
Union where SulIdinrs and improyelaents can be
ma a. cheaper.
The rea3er will nj oneo be sfracx with the adVan-
here I'D ask him.sF Why the proper
~ haa moi been taken up before The reason is II was
never throw n lie martet; and uuIsss these state
ments were horrsct no one v0nld be invited 10 ex-
anime lhe land before purchashe This ali are ex-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

GODEY FOR DECEMBER. by the politics
ness Of the gentlemen behind the counter
at tho News Office, we are in RECEIPT Of
GoDEr for next month, 1t isan excellent
humber, and. In beauty far exceeds any Of
the former Nos, Il is rurquestionably the
Magazine for the Ladies', aud,aow is the
time to subscribe a. the beginning of the
next volume which commences with JAN
uary. Leave your orders with Ed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24
RRIM1rtvr MrTHop OF TELEaRAPnlluiaC.-

RRIM1TrvE MKFHoD OF TELEGRAPnlNG.r-
The overland news received in this city
Yesterday. was telegraphcd from q new
place--fiocheco pass, near Hollenbeck's
rsnchA-twcnty:fve miles beyond, Gilroy,
and one hundred and ten miles from this
CITY. The operator held the maohiae in
his lap, and was seated upon ar+box. with
the Eastern papers spread before him on
the ground in the open air. Thus the
lines ofthe Atlantic and Pacific Tele.
graph Company are creeping Eastward IT.
ia by h,tie. svefy day adding from two y
four miles to iis length. The enterprise
about which We have tho't. talked ane
written so much, is already well ad
vanced. .--ESan Francisco Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

.sGECall at Ed. BILIINaHURsr's and
get q copy Of Harper's Weekly, either Ger
man or Eaglisb. Asthe long winter evs''
nings are fast approaching. now is the
time to make your engagements. and the
News Depot Is tho place to get good read
Jog cheap. s WgN +
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

ETThe Troy, N. ". Wig. says: sin
the eastern part OF the town Of Grafton, 10
THE county. near the Petersburgh line, re.
sides man named james Weiden. who is
now one bundled and fifteen years ofsge.
He is in fnllposssssion Of oil his faculties,
bodily aud mental, and oan walk'ten milss
q day with the greatest ease."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24
BALTIMORR MARKET

3aLftMoaE .. November 81. 1857
Flour 10 lower. with salea0f City Mills sup0rhro NJ
671s. aud Howard street 81 dollars. l
wheat dull at 1sal 20 for Waite, and i1ai ls for
Red Wheat.
Whisky dnif a. &c for Ohio.
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NEM oRLEANs MARKET.

NEw 0RLE1rs. November 81. 1853
Cotton very dull and quotations nonjnai Al X;
sses Of hires days oa 10 bales receipts do l3v bales
aKains, lsnO. Fioap quiet nj 5 75 for superane.i
Pork-The de fhahd for Ness 1pimiJed ahd1ccn1ned
Baeon-The market is very dull owiDg;o heavy re-
eeIpts and but limited demand, and prices are 90
that qaotatio eAnnot be given.
Lard-The market is dali and the demand limited
At n ke for qrime leaf.
Sugar-The reeslpts bci=g isht aud not equal 10 the
demand, prees hare advanced 10 6Naobe. ;.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

sIrrEREsT1Ne DisrNTERMENTs.-. IA cores
l3ondent Of the Gin. Commercial. from Ur.
bans, O., relates the following: - j,
A Mr.. Granfall, farme residing near
this place, while sub soiliug id, field,
which had been used for some time, turned
up skull. supposed to be that Of an In
dian. This excited much feeling, and q
further,invesIigati n took place, aud sew
erai bodies found, two Of which were pet.
rlfied. Beside Of one cf them was found
q stone tomshawk. upon which the name,
Guy Holmes, was carved in rude charac-
ters. He had several rings upon his fiu-
enrs; one .of them was ouriously carved
and excited much curiosity. Two old
muskers were also found; nearly eaten up
with the rust. The bodies; and srinkets
have been carefully preserved and will
probably be en- exhibition in the Museum
New York. This IS the second time tha
Indian relics found in the same field, i
has been supposed, by someI that ! ther'
was an Indian skirmish here, but ther'
are no reasons for the suppos ition!.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

NorIcs. Persc ms having books the bor>
,rpwsd property Of J. O.. KIOTs, will COM
fer a favor, by leaving the same at the
Mayors Office.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

ETThs attention Of the travelling pub
lie is directed to the advertisement Of
SAMUEL CRrM in. to days paper. Some i'm
,por,ant changes hare been made in hid
Columbus line of coaches. rn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

NIoTICE Is hereby given, shat the undersigned has
ratrix Of the Estate OF John NJ Parker deceased late
OF Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claims
against said Estate will present them for settlement
legally authenticated within one yearand those In
debted wilfmake Immediate payment.
t ~. 5fs NARY PARKER, Adm'trix.
NoYamber p. IS5q-3W30.-. %. - -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

y Tnr Sc1oTo BRzDGE AT PORTSMOUTH
Iaahe destruction Of our new Suspension
Bridge -bylthe sudden rise 10 the Scioto
interchangeable pier. on this side'of the
river serious calamity has fallen upon
the Bridge Company and upon the city
The loss is heavy uponthe present owners
Of tbs bridge ia actual cash; and directly
or Indirectly affects every citizen Of Porss-
mouth in the suspension Of trades and bus
iness dependent upona safe and ready
icross;ug Of the Sciolo at that poiht.' 10
rebuild thesbridge willrsquire cash out
lay OF from $4,000 to $4,000. This,
alone will'be a heavy undertaking for the
owners at this time, 10 view Of the re-
markable scarcity Of money. But i the
energetic proprietors SHOULD be able: to
raise the money anddeoide upon the i'm
mediate reconstruction ofthe bridge, suct
a step would bsr'inexpedieutS indeed. i'm
kossiba without a permanent protection Z
tie bank above the foundation Of the fall
en- pier.--,PortsmosM Tribune.
< There is some probability Of The Oil,
Coucil Of Portsmouth. making an appropri
alton from the City Treasury to defrsy tb
expenses Of rebuilding the bridge.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

~Go to the News Office and g5t I
copy Of Frank Leslie, German or English
En- can supply you with both. .,s.s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

owrn BpowE sAEr-ot the iIlfes sond
OfJehn Brown engaged With their father
at Harper's Ferry. two we're Killed in the
affray. The third. Owen Brown.escsped,
and ibe Cleveland Herald is. informed,
beyond the reach Of the Virginia aulhori,
ties.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

EE man very much intoxicated wa.
sent to Jail. why did you not bail him
.outi' askad a bystander Of friend. BAL
him oat! exclaimed the other; why you
couldn't pump him out!'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

The WEsTMsEsrER REVIEW FOR ooro'
Der. Nov Just issued. is very full num-
ber, and remarkable for the variety and
General attraotiyeness Of the subjects dis
susssd,. Witness tbs following table Of
contents: Militia Forces. Rousseau;his
Life and Writings Spiritual Freedom
Modern Poets and Poetry sof 1.aly.-
Physical Geography of the Atlantic
Ocean. Garibaldi and the Italian Volpn-
teers. .Tsnnyssn's Idylls Of the King
Bonepsrtism in Italy. On the scope aud
treatment Of these articles there is nc
room for comment in passing potiee.and
we content ourselves with this brief in
dication.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

sRW"Do ! fail 10 see Sixth Annual An
nouns@ent, /" and brilliant offers ID anO.
vAer column. * ss ss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24
NEW ADVERTIsEMEN

WILL, leave TALLMADGE Hos ao 81 Lancaster.
eepied) for Columbus In time for Express Train for
Cleveland and New York, and connecting with all
Northern and estern Trains out OF Columbus.
TIME and MoNkY SAVED. In going to Chicago,
onF Aoilars and Twelve Hours saSed, Also decided
y the quickest and cheapest roIe 20 roie-
Passengers from Columbus for LanAastar Logan and
Athens willleave Unitod States Hotel Columbus Sun
days exeeptedl ats O'Clock A. M.
By ring this line, passengers arrive In Lancaster
Riye Honrs earlier than by any other route.
Coaches forsLoeant Nelsonvlfle and Atttnsir &ill
leave Tallmadge House every morning at 2 o'eloek
Good Concord Coaches with Buholo Robes, good
horses sBd accommodating and experienced driver,
on thel line. FARHto Columbus, 81 50
Lancaster, Nov. "a, ls59-3m30 SAMUEL GRIM.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

GRAPE GRowERs CAN GARRY ON THEIR BU-
NTsSINEsE most successfully at Hammonton, free
from fosts. Some forty yinyards set out this season.
See Hammonton Lands, another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

denoe, In rec miles west Of Lancaster on the Roy
alton foadjon
"WEDNESDAY. NOV. Soth 1859.
the following property TO wilt: HorSss-Five Geld.
ines from hreS 70 i've ysars old, Two brood Mares,
four colts two year old last .Pring, one yearng COLT
one spring colt 0nebuil calf good stcck ten head
Of JearinR calve es thfeo brood Sows, wagon and
family carriage nearly besides afot OF othsf
articles too te dious TO meBti0n. Sale 10 comInenee
at 10 o,clock. credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums over three dollara all sums under that
cash In hand. WESLEY PETERS.
Lancaster Nov. II, lej9.-2t..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

n shereby given, that Thomas Malone will mot pay
any bills contracted by his minor sons, n1r IL any
BODY allowed TO buy OF them.
November 10, le507-1w"2S THOMAS MALONE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

yWyHR Annuaf meeting for tho election OF ofhcers,
&c., for the ensuihg year, viii be held at the e
SHEFFER HOUSE, on SATURDAY, NOVEM6Eh
q6t le5S Ills earhSslg desired that an who feel 40
In this noble enterprise Will maker suit 10
Be present on that occasion business Of Importance
win be laid before the meeting.
BY order OF ihePrgsldert
LancassaE Nofembsr 10, leS9--3W2s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

~ See tie ad4srtiisment- t--"Day.Ou
Ale" in aainaOtbsr column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

HToTlcE lsAliltf tIlfn ~ a. lho 1lt Az q o.
IN tnooT, A. D. l1I1, Inhn .. NlulrFn, dclnl eull-
nellin koyallon, Fairfield cpunty, Qlio ue!e Al =.
oGnmc % 81 BE properly, feal ene nltsa
bon01l ~ he ceedIlo ~ aid o1IITnQf, 11l ne 1n
delllened gloo lhe 1ln daT ol oqoeofl a. y. 49,
cotniy " tul4nh4 I1Io n1 undertaking actotlin4 y
lrl g anch rul1e undll ne cl1ol q 1li4 CnAft .1A
yin ~ epproFaI- cre8Nora - aal4 tphn 2, nr1s
afnln1 aald aElTno7, duly aniheL caiet "
las 10 the ealrsgnbt ineix nonihaffQm ~. aties
reqne.ied " rlnfn tmu1edatc psiee1lie lhe pndef-
sienede- VILLA ~ 4. oLkAkNI, Truliep.
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AsslGNRE's SALE.

yUSHE subscriber viii oaer at public sale, in ths
il TOWN OF RoYABroN, Fairfield county, ohio1
On Saturday, December 10, 1859,
the following property both personal aud real ofJahs
c. Henthorp. to-wit; One Horss, Leather Top
BNREy .neariy new one two-horse Wagon, peglly
new; one Express Wagon. one double sett OF Wagon
Harness. ena se of Silver Plated Buggy Harness
ono scttof Yankee Harness; large master Hhd
1xtures Tor hotse power; one circular sgE and taols
complete; one platform scales, and hemlny mill and
betting, que crobar, 10 hour clock, 4sK por dc
wrought iron, one wood saw, one safety valve and
steam pipe grain bags, one saddle and bride, seven
pounds OF sheet iron; 900 feet ofpne, walnut and oak
lumber; trunk rack ten plate stnve, one cast
corn shelter. baskets. one scoop shovel, whoel
barrow, ore 81 feet ladder,ene seiEh, ont strap Of
bells; 1000 shelS stona coal. at Hooker's bridge.
Also Ibe Lot No. 81 10 said toWn, Consisting OF fors
s,orJ house and good frame stable, eanaigs she'd,
| gFanGTy snd-hcg pens. .-....,.
Aiso. The Mil building With one steam engine boi
or grain burr boiling chest, elevator. griad stOnb,
wferch ;rrobar, &c., &c. belonging 70 said MIL. -
Terms OF sale on all personal property. sales Of
three dollars and under, cash In hand al
three dollars, ak months crodt with approved
securities, Upon the Real Esists, fhrd hRDd,
and he balance in one and years from data. with
10 be secured BY mortgage upon said pre- misses
= Sale 10 nt O'Clock p ~ said dag.
when due attention will be given by The u1dersigns
WILLIAM L. CLEMENT, -assgHees
Royalton, Novefabar }, Iss9-dwa7pfs7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

TTAvING the Agency for HARRIE's eelebspted
III txx ALE Of Dayton Ohio, am enabled "a. sell
10 dealers either I'd whole half B4TFels, at GincIn
nati prices, adding freight. Pisese give ne eesll
Lancaster, November s4,Isss-swSO