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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Plour-The market " without essential change. The
sae al 65a4 70 for sapernne and e0n5 for extra
whisky The demand continues acuves with anles
nj 2fK latter rate for wagon, being an Ad-
Whsat.The mark ct wGs rather stigerto-day ,fhorgh
prices are not quotabiy. Sales % prime Waite O.
Corn--The market snrm, with good demand al 7Se
lor fair mixed.
Rse-SaIss at 7sc Market firm. Demand brisk.
Barley--A moderate demand for prime Fall al 7se
delivered
" asking 45e. No transactions reported.
Cheese Sales OfpTine Western Reserve al ehe
Hoos--New Eastern are held At I3slI cents.
Ofl--saies OF Bnseed at 56s57 cents.
roeerles-The marx et continues gnite nrm al yer!
fall 0rjces sales OF sugar at 6Aa7kc, Aolasses .
J7I<c In the small way, 25c. Il Obtained- Conee
arm At IIKsl2{e with good deBand In The regula
Ray. Ries is dull al 4ka41<e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
AN AGT


Relating to certain proposed amendment
TO the constitution, and the publication
Of this act.
WuEREAs. the general assembly 81 the
slate of Ohio, three 6iths Of the Numbers
elected to each house agreeing thereto. have
proposed certain amendment TO the con-
stitution. providing for annual sessions OF
the legislature. TO be submitted to the cleo
tors for their approval or rejection at the
election for senators aud representatives, on
lthe second Teusday Of October, 1859.
| therefore. I'm
SERrtoN /. Be IL enacted By the Gener-
al Assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That the
electors Of the state shall vote upon said
proposed amendment at the general elect
| ion 10 October. 1859, as herein prescribed
(yiz): Those voting for said amendment
providing for annual sessions Of lheleg-
stature shall put. upop their ballots these
1 words, "suuusl sessions, yes" and those
voting against it shall pat up n their bal,
lots these words; t'annual sessions, no"
.t SEQ Q. A return additional to the re-
turn now required by law to be made o
The votes cast at such election for state Of
ficers and senators and representatives
and also for and against said proposed a
mendment to the constitution shall be Ger
Titled and made by the clerk Of each count,
to the secretary ofstate within ten days al
ter said election, and within thirty days al
tor said election. the governor, secrear.
OF state, and attorney general, shall oPe
said returns and count the votes and ascer
taiu whether or not msjonty Of the vote
cast at said election have been cast fO
said proposed amendment, and il it appear
that majority Of the votes cast at sue
election have been cast for said propose
amendment, the goyernorsball make proc
lama'ion thereof without delay.
! SEC. s. This act shall be published b
], each county auditor in one or two week.
English papers, il two be published in th
county. and in one German weekly pape
b If published in the county, for two weel
{. next preceding The election,
:. SEC. 4. The cost of publishing 10
70 act, as provided In the third section, sha
IS be paid out Of tho county treasury oi eac
county.
: SEC. 5, This act shall take effect al
7 be in force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
II iSpsaksr ofthe Hoass of Rsprssentdtibt
!. MARTIN WELKER.
? President Of bs Senate.
4 April 8, 1889.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
The Spaa, Corner.

The re Is not in our city pleasant retreat,
Like the famous "S1GA cerHtr' where on''ee
meet. -, 60. ,,,,-i.,
Where JNisAs Fschs pEesides, as lpc oeiin@os
q, sSssSso.a, For In the plain English way.
Where thronf the pleasd public for eomtort ana ease
So winning MS ways and adapted 70 please.
who grateful for favors recieSen htne passS
is cU,tsmeTs 4 eainingwho sick true and fast:
whose groceries, selected in mark sts the best, .
Are known throagh the eoSn,ry IL
| And uurchasIng once will sure buy again.
Who And for their Horses the Shsds most eomPtese'
The safest and coolest along the Main Sireeu 80
yVhoss RSr roo with pure healthy liquors supplied,
| Il showing a custom which can't he deniea' .
The LsmeHads cooling Ier no.slMIsVa hI.s nra;:s,
| nd ali other mi ixtures securing hlgh PRAISE.
| Thst rive social pleasures aud bona fde ease,
For Fox is too eSnniag the rowdies 70 R'ease'
| A gentleman known In the genuemanh hne,
| Nds q nrriss ohsce ne disgrace mis- 'SraH" sign:
Far the .sspesniis u it'd both for pufeuoss aud
speed,
As sails the noble SWdR SO For shall sal,
TO ample patronage thut ne'er shall iaiii
Cleaye the rough waves wehih furious rlvas '@ises
And proudiy gain the custom and the praise 80
i Where ladies ane gSHfismsH come win no tfa'S
That dies indecent viii cheek MeiI Sa'ee er:
With Jokes and with chat o 'erthe eAtaOies rat1'
iGloryin pfcclaming that Fox hAsNReea eseer
Whose Oysters In season in every style gyeps
Delishtinr the palate turn earth into heaNep.
WhiIe song NAV 10 rouad TO express all the Joy,
A Dleasu re that's spotless without an alloy -
whose fseerss saioss Soih ~ esS 5H9
| Who cool dow, the fever IN this summer time.
Whlch else would rob life Of its sueime'
:, whose BaIt rOOm dancin can rich fro1cS show,
Il | FOR Teats and for ladies, who tnFn TIE es~nne;
A healthful amuse ment for BsdaI and for Bsfies,i
To mnslc,s son strains which no ether exceis;
, While fromthe SSaA Corner the heEesstsr beHa'
2 is Welding its tones every carlo commnnd'
Which swelling around rouse the puelics loud yoic
! s,Hnrra for Spdn Coraer phere all raqgrgoiss"
The en- recol.ect this. that you ente' right box
II When YOU patronize freely NfchoLAs Fox.
: who. corner o Main aud Columbus fam'd street,
. Isfully prepared all yonr wishesto meet: -alst
with best Of articles, through lancaster renowned,
81 Wiewest prices in all Fairheldcounty found.
vi Lancaster; July 81 ls59-3m IL Ns
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
N.,urnliratlon Of Aliens.

The question Of the right Of The Probate
Courts Ct Ohio 70 enterlsin SpplicadonS
for cili1snship--somS time since sdjudi-
Gated 10 the United stales Court In favor
Of the exercise OF such jurisdiction BY the
Probste ge,-it appears IVES recently
brought up again before the Monroe
County District Court, and at the June
term was the subjuct Of heightened snc
able opinion. announced BY Judge Key.
ADD eopourrsd in by Judgss Evans sDd
Marsh. Its Tiers held that Probate
Courts in Ohio have undoubied authority
to admit aliens TO citizenship.
The opinion (which i, published at
length in the Cleveland Western Law
Monthly concludes as follows:
Tho conclusion to which we are led is.
that the Ohio Probate Court is court oI
record, having common law jurisdic ton,
and seal and clerk. and therefore pow,
ar 10 admit alieEs to citizenship; oonss
qusntly, that this certificate is valid, and
no other is necessary.
'This being question Of jurisdiction. oul
decision is placed on the grounds already
stated: but there is no objection in tact Il
the exercise Of this Jurisdiction in th'
Probate Court. That the Probate JudgeI
in Ohio are entirely component to dis
charge the duties contemplated in th'
naturalization laws. will be conceded ;ant
we better know that they are frequentl.
better acquainted with the character O
applicants and witnesses than the Judge
Of iheother courts; and the Probate Cour
is always open. Besides the jurisdiction
has been exercised in the Probate Courts
in many parts Of the State, ever since tn
passage OF the Probate act Of 1859, 8
that several hundred persons have take
the oath in that court And although, b
reason CT our statutes in relation to th
r real estate OF aliens. the consequence
which would flow from decision advers
10 to the validity Of the certificates fror
that court, would be less important tha
they would otherwise be; yet many pei
sons have performed important duties, an
supposed that they acquitted the rights
citizenship. on the faith Of naturalization
the Probate Court, and we ought ther'
fore to uphold its power, if it can be dor
> without violating the letter and spirit
8 the law. at is said that the Oistri
Court OF Hamilton County and the Unite
States Circuit Court at Cinsinnati. hn'
? recently decided this question differentl
: the latter asserting the existence of u
9 power in Probate Court, and the form
: denying it;but Ihave not seen any repo
of either decision. And although Ii
difference Of opinion may well cause
to distrust the accuracy Of our views, y
y the most careful investigation we ha
y been able to give the question. leads us
the conclusion we have stated"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
A sonlhrrn Drmocrnl on Dou-In..


The Hon. Eli s. SHoRrRR Of Alsbsma,
one Of lhe leaders u ne D-morrey 10
that STATE. has recently published Ietssr
regarding llis chsrlsEOn CJaTshiioB. Of
which v, ro-prodnos few passages. He
commences:
EusAULA. August %. 1859.
DEAs SIR:- Enclosed hsnd you Two
editorial extracts from papers publish
ed in New Hampshire. which prove
that there are some lras and reliable
Democrats yet living even 10 New Eng
land. You will see that the editors of
both these paprrs boldly advocate the pow
er and duty OF Congress TO protect slavery
in the territories. Both are bitterly op.
posed to Douglas Lei the South fsspeci>
fully. but earnestly demand Of the Char
lestou Convention tie endorsement Of the
principle OF Congressional protection in
the territories, aud believe that the anti
Douglas Dem ocrais Of the North will be
found voting with US. The Douglas
Democracy will Of course oppose it. But
l have great faith in the wisdom aud pat
riotism Of the Democratic party. and by
no means have Idrspaired Of success in
the next Presidential election.
Il will be observed that Mr.. Shorter
holds bitter opposition 10 Douglasism TO
be the essence OF Democracy. Indeed he
presently very clearly expresses himself
as follows;
We have had traitors in our ranks be-
fore this, who sought 10 mar the hsrmo.
ny or destroy the organization Of theparty
But the party survived the treason. wbil'
the traitors have sunk into meri.ed Obscu
riIy. Douglas is great man in many
senseso of the word; great 10 talents, in or
atory, in ambition, and 10 treason 10 th'
South and his old party which has show
cred its honors upon him. Bnt be viii
find that the State Rights Democratic
lparly is far greater than himself. II
stands not shadow OF chance for th
nomination at Charleston. / would a
soon expect to see that conventions nomi
nate Seward, Hale, or Giddings as Doug
las. l would vote for one of them as 500
as would vote for him.
!, Mr.. Shorter also expresses his conyit
tion that the Democracy win be able
g nominate candidate for the Presidency
# and nominate Q platform satisfactory
y the South. He says further:
A serious division amoug the Soutber
people 10 the next Presidential campaigI
> will be disastrous indeed, and should
possible he avoided. Il would result
y 1.-THE election Of Black Republican to Il
rt Presidency, and the demon Of rev,
IS Hutton will wave his bloody banner ov'
IS the land, and the hest government th
'ta ever was established on earth will fall, {
'et it ought TO fall when 1t fails toextend equ
% rights and protection 10 the citizens Of q
the States in tie Union, / am howey'
no disuuiopist per Sc. / tell you frank
!, that Il had the power, would preser'
- lbe Union Of these States as it was mat
10 by the Constitution, SO long as the 81
: shines or the water runs. But the Sou
!, must have justice 10 the Union, or 81
10 must destroy the Union. ''Ffat justit
y c9lum raat."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

SKw oRLEAHs, October 4, 1853
Cotton very dull and quotations hominal a. ~ Y;
or three DAYS only 10 bales. receipts do lz0 bales
against 1900. FiOuf quiet ats Is for sDperhns-
'Pork-The demau for Mess Is limited and eonhnen
10 the local trade. is selling In this way a. - Dab
ceipts and but iimaled demand, aud prices are 90
unsetI ed that aeeurate quotations cannot be given
Lard-The MARKETS dull and the demAho hmitee
at IL 1e for qtime leaf
Sugar-The receipts boaE light and not equal 10 the
demand, p:fees have advanced TO 6HaoHe.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TT. p. DIEHL,

PyrotechnIst from CINCINNATI
N EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF lancas-
ANOTHER GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS,
during the FAIR, s,a -. So Fl
ON Friday evening, october IA, 1850,
i'm his large Pavilion on Broad Street. Mr.. DlEhb
will exhibit number OF New Designs, amongst which
will be representation 9th Battle ofthe hips Con-
stituton and Guerier He will also Throw up num-
Der Of inch artificial Bomb Shells, which VIII OK.
Mode in the air. and present of magnihcence
that will astonish the audience. -
Tickets o5 cents-Childien under 70 years OF age %
cents TO be hsd at the Pavilion during me Gay snu
evening. OctopeI o' ioSs-7S"~'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
SONIETHlNGF FOX EVERY LADY
ors..s sSHEPPARD'S e-se
Great BenefacfOr,
The Greatest PerIsaieai iisnAedy ever
sOMETHiNGFOH

y iOo0 BcXEs RETATLED MONTHLY.
yWyHE Brnefaetor v for the TN mediate re-
u rovai oF 1bstruetions, trreguaftnes. rroisp-
s1S Juefi ffaItfnS of the WOmbl heaehcfTLea, of
"a hItes mud all the N3ssSses peculiar u femAIes.
This remedy has never 10 . single ease sanee ~
dacinR the Menses. have received many 'e,seIs
~ which a. say:it 10 the best re-
,nedv We have ever nssd'' sickness at tho
Languor DebiIity Pains in the Head, side and bark.
zoe uf Aprette Costiveness, &c, are some OF inc
,systoIns when att epd Irregular MehstufatlOn.
: T'hi1 remedy may be had by aitfeeslng =. shhr
pa Kfl West Fourth street. Cineihaati anu enees'
-, al and tho ReuedS viii be seat Oy return mail
n H. ladies who ARE Pregnant thouid nut use this
Remedy as il Is sure TO bring on Mlseatnage thoas
Boxcs ~ All letters inquiry must contain post
agS md 70 insure aa answer. -. .,.,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
LOST LAND WARRANT.

NToTICE is hereby given, that /, Nancy naugherty,
intend to apply, six weeks after date, 10 the Cob-
missioner OF Pc 1sons for duplicate issue Of Bounty
Land Warrant for J60 Acres, No. 81 500 which was
issued to the 4h OF February, 1887, and sent to
the address of George Sandersoh, Lancaster, Ohio.
and which Warran; reached ITS destination nor
was received by me- but lost destroyed in its transit
between the Pension Once and said City ofLancaster
against taking an assign m enl OF said Warrant.
~ - NANCY DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster, ,ptember Is, is59-6wa0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

PAoNooRAPHY.--Mr. 7. SLEE, now stop
ping in our city designs getting up class
inthis art Of shorthand writing. The art
furnishes very breii, ready and legible
means Of taking notes. He may be seen
at Mrs. HuTcHINs' on Main street.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
SALE or REAL ESTATE

ny OF0eF OI EEODHte COuHhs =
william H. Rice Adm nor dfJohh O. Rice, deceased,
against
us Sarah Rice, Widow, ct al. ~
IN PROBATE COURT, FAIRFIELD, co., OHIO.
N1oricE Is hereby given. that on FRIDAY the 7tk
sterroon on the premises, Iwtl sell TO the highest
bidder the Following Real Estate as the property OF
saii John O. Rice, eased. to-wit: that Tract or
marcel of land lying aud being in the County OF rar
neid in the State Of Ohio, aud known dstingui-h
ed by being the asl half OF Section No 3, Toynship
No X. and Range No IS. aud described as fcllowst
To- wit; Beginnng on the East boundary OF said hall
Sactton 4 z chains and links South OF the NoTheast
cornet: thence West va. 20d East % Chains and ~
links 10 a Atone; thence south va, %bAd East
Wet ehaius 10 stone, thence North 9 chains ana
7s links 10 slone thence Su tn SD 10 Easl5 ehains
and SIS links TO the East OF said half where
sssnne {s planted; thence North with said East line
81 chains TO the place ot beginning containing u
Acres and 20 100 OF an Acre, mole or lessi
Also the following pah Of the saic hal' Section
RerInnine M postin the South line Of said hall sec
lion III chains as links West from the Southeast cor
ner, tnepce West along said South line chains and
Is Iinksto a stone; thence North "a. ioId wes5 y
chains 10 a stone; thence South va. sgd East u
chains 10 post thence East chain 25 links 10 astone
thence south 7ed West chains and 75tinksto stone
thence West chains TO stone; thence south va
sld East ochains TO the place OF beginning containing
| Is Acres and 5O,lO0 OF An Acre.
said sale 20 be free otAny incumbIanee whatever.
! said Real Estate Is appraised at SIS per Acre.
Tsrms Of Sale -One-thifd of ofpurchnse money In ham
an ny OF sale third tn one, ind onethifd 70 wv
years with interest deferred payments from day
sass sal saiG sa9 premises 1s WILLIAM Il RICE. Adm Tor
i or John Q. Rice, deceased
vtpalL T. & osErR A, SHAW. Att'ys for Plaintiff
I september 8, ,isss-4wiorfse0S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
RALTIMoRE MARKRT

S1LfInoR . October 4. lest
Flour Is lower with sales Of City Wills superape al
4 HJl< and FioSaFd street Ht dollars.
Wheat dali at seaI 40 for White, snd lTal is fo'
Red Wheat.
ProvlsloBs quite and unchanged.
vhiskr duIf NJ Qee for Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
OoMMRRcIALIHTRLLIaEHOR
I, LaneasteT 5markef. -
0OEHscfsS SsEssE ss sss r0S''
NEW YORK MARKET

go New YoaE Oetober 4. 1883.
FlouT--VeFy hsayy. and 70 eeutalSyeT: eale a 50
foF uperfue Weftsra: l7os3 % for common 10 good
extA Western. aud SOa5 ~ for Inferior 70 good abip
ping brands extra round hoop ChiO. closing heavy.
Wheat Heavy, aud cents lower sales at 93al 81.
Bye si@ady ard qnigt Al eias3 ceHts. -
barley huavy and duil 1t FSjafs cents. t,-|
Corn and better sale A. $50 for mixed Western
md 9fc for eonfban ToRDd Yriio0. y Er
Oats dull ~ sg5e for staei Aad 40aE3c for sstsTn
aud Canadian. .a1st li.sF
WHISKY armsr, aud held ct % sSss;. viii baysn
cltMezis ses.so and nfn .. esHle for Shoulders
aud 9 cents tof Hams.
Butter steady st l9Hlse for Ohio, and I7ss1 state.
Cheese stendy 81 6kas5s ceHfs.
Lugar arm; the grades have advanced Ne; Muscoya-
do sells ~ 5ks5ze.
Coffee Arm, Rio at 1l1{e-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
Fire and Inland Navigation

Risks accepted al terms consistent with soIveDey and
fair profit.
Especial attention giesn to 1Asnraase Of DIVE LLINos
and CvnteHts, for tsrms of l to years.
The solid service long and successfully tried. and
the many advantages OF the Rtna Insurance Company
possessed. in It's line not be ed by those
ready to insure and understand their best Interests.
During stringent tim the necessity for reliable
Insurance becomes an imperative duty--the ability OF
property owners sustain loss being then much les
sened. t~r
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without delay
BY any Of the duly autho.ized Agents ofthe ompany
r Business attended 10 with despatch and fidelity.
p. VAN TRUMP, Agent.
Lancaster. Sertember %. IS59--3mei
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

RTIa our issue Of The 22d ult.. We
propOundsd 10 the Eagle the following
questions. not one Of which are yet an
swered. Now gentlemen. we will give
YOU another trial, Win you answer all
OF any ofihsm. or VIII you give q salts
factory reason ,fOT declining? Either will
do. t
The editors OF the Ohio Eagle will be
kind enough 10 answer the following
questionSi t4.ti. .yJ
Have the people OF Territories, any leg
islative p5wer except such as they derive
from Congress7
Do you endorse the Dred Scott deeis-
ion?
Do you believe the Constitution protects
Slavery in the Territories?
Are ou opposed to thsexlsnsion Of slave
ry? r.
Do yOu endorse Judge Ranney's HOf'
man letter?
Do you endorse the Resolutions OF thu
democratic party Of this State. on th'
slavery question passed In convention a
Columbus in 1848, and re,enaoted by Ib'
party up to 1856, wherein they resolve t
l''mitigate and finally eradicate the eVil?'
Are you in favor Of the present organ
iEatiOn Of the Supreme Court of the Unite'
States, giving as it does to the South
the 8 judges.
Do you endorse the resolution Of tn
democracy Of Fairfield county, renned an
reported by your Congressman @. D. Mar
lin in the spring Of '6s endorsing th
Kansas policy Of james Buchanan. an
Recognizing in him true and faithful ex
ponent Of democratic principles2
Do you now advocate the measures ad
1yocaled in young paper in 1883?
Do you stillthink the Hooking SENT
lael, the only Douglas paper in the State?
Do you still think Payne d Co.,
faction opposed to true democracy d
you still consider Douglas democrat
l.'aiders and abettors Of Black Republican
isul?' -.
Are you opposed to any modification
The fugitive slave law? Ia
Are you opposed to granting to aotu'
settlers 100 acres Of the public lands
Let US hear from you gentleman If 70
please. t4i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES


NIoTIcE is hereby given, that ,he u9dsrslgned nae
he Kstste With the viii annexed Of Sarah Rice de-
ceased late Of Fairfield County, Ohio, All persons
claims said tate vii present them for
aettlement legally authenticated within one year
and ali those indsbted win make immediate payment
= ~ W RUTH II. RICE, Adm'tix.
October 9, le5o--3wo3 ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

: 4 d . 8ts ! 4
a1-Lest tie Democracy in their aban.
donment Of principle, should forget their
position in s5s, we publish The following
RESOLUTIONS adopted by them in convention
assembled in March:
1st. RESOLVED, That the Democracy Of
Fairfield county now, as heretofore, de-
clare their firm and unaterable adherence
to the principles ofthe National Democrat
/ 10 principles as inculcated in the Cncin.
natl Platform. G
2ud. That we hereby fully endorse the
course and policy Of James Buchanan,
| President OF the United States. aud recog
nise in him faithful and able exponent ol
democratic principles, and a true and stead
fast friend Of the Union and the States.
Sd. That the position assumed by the
Congressman OF this State. in support o
the present Administration merits and re
ceives our unqualified appreciation and en-
dorsement. and we hereby tender 10 then
the unanimous congratulations of the dc
m5cracy Of Fairfield county.
These resolutions were reported by tn
Hon. G. D. MARTIN. and adopted unsnl
mously by the Convention.
Will the Ohio Eagle endorse them now
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

Fairfield County Historical Society.
The Executive Committee having called
meeting for Saturday evening, Got. ist,
but by reason Of the absence Of members,
those present agreed to mett on Monday
evening next.
MONDAY EVENING. Oct. 2, 1889.
Pursuant to adjournment the Society
met President Sanderson stated that it
would be impossible for him to prepare
his address in time to be delivered on the
9th inst, and requested that another day
might be designated. ha e, -
Or. Efinger moved that the Society
meet on the lOlh inst, for the purpose ol
completing the organization--Aa on the
18th inst, to receive the address Of Gen
Sanderson, camisl. Then adjourned.
-. w. TowsoN. Sec.
The Members OF the Society, and al
others who wish to become members. are
ear nestly requested to attend the meeting
on the 10th inst, as business Of impor
tance will be transacted. Said meeting
win be held in the evening, at the Cour
,.g-t.ts8 hs .a p.rs -t5' 'it III
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

"a. AEEour young friend Y. B. MASSEY,
lshking some Of the finest Daguerreo-
\ types, AmbrotyPes DO, we have yet had
the pleasure of seeing. VANisia fine Ar
s 8 list. q gentleman and deserving Of public
patronage Rooms ins the Tallmadge
Block. ,,-.ts ~ \. s3,s @
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

ss .S NuRsERy g. Read the advertisement Of
S. CoVrMAN, in another column. He Of
fsrs d splendid assortment Of fruit and all
other kinds OF trees very low.