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STATE OF SOUTH CAhUlWA

STATE OF SOUTH CAhULNA
s.. ABBETILLE DISTR7CT
Office Court If Common Pleas and q nsG"c.
Attachment.
WIN. Morris.
WHEREAS the Pln;ntiff did. on the sixteeLth
" day of November, eighteen hundred and
ffty.nne. file his .lrcnrstion svainst the Dcfrn-
hnnt. who, lit il sal, is nbseE, from md with
cut the limits al '6's state hn? has neither wife
nor attorney known within the saline, upon
whom cupy of sAid declaration might lie r..r
,cd: Ii il therefore ordered. that the said he
fenlant 'lo appear and plead othe said .lrrIn.
rati",,. Oh or before the seventeenth lay uf NJ
vrmhcr. eighteen hundred and sm'y, o'h-
,Grwis- fnalnnd absolute judgement will then
be given ni1 awarded against hnn. 81
MATTHEW McDONAlD.C T.sP.
Clerks Office. %",. sls. 1882. 20
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~; ;tracBES, 6tLGrKS SDsI IRlEsIRs s

prsr rsf 81 M i,sasl a. %
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NEW CARPET STORE

a AMES G BAILiF& BROTHER. iracd
e imtnrt"rs s'f.zeni Wf1s,festsIeGi mid
lkethi j benI ~ in p " kiMisssps EfEnst ysptt
tinerirah Carl"t'n.. lsnts, Floor Off Glothss
FAIL. Old Clubs. sa,iis D,Lnine. sLaee; and
Muslin Curtains. Cnraie,s Mat, l,r6oafns,
vet C"iI'etng new ,lrsiens aud rel. c,,ySssa IN
full iinn Br',ssals Carsins r,ihra..iH nff de-
ne vast s:''l 'e.t pattern. made. a. -ttlE stsstEs
sf oil Cloths in Fugii-h md Arnsricsn h.
sensonsa. f'arriare Til CloIli. and 6f,
fnetfl Cloths s"d low ,o Carriage afsk kass.y
a gee!'s,"ck Of sp'ysnaud f1"er raiSs rif,S .solsl
ntaakei priees. Carrets made :up If treahiTeas;
:. Patronage r.>irc:fuliYs s"Ifcifs5 Il siibsisl
discount ,l.ltt % tIs. fi,sl,ng of Cisitsifss;s
JAS. G.IBAtEiE Il BIO, 94psl'soafis {. NE
~ til"nseai'ove Bank "fsahgnstit, ID s.s 5;
JAaS9s BAL LIE 2si King ST, Char ston,s cs
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MOORE. =. or TEE
T1E
CIR Il AT WONDER
OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
r R0F FESS0R WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

BATI, MAINE, Jan 90 1856.
GAYS the ST. L.uis. (Mo Dmncr"t: Below,
~ We publish n I.;tcr 10 DIR Won,! Of this city
from gentlemen in Maine. which sprnks glow
lngly "l the superior merits Of his hair tonic
Sucl, evidence must have ;s effect, WHEN com.
ing from a rr!ahle source. If rtiiicates ure
gn""a.teesof truth. Tie Dr.. needs ~" encorii-
u's's. nor useless pui'rry from the press:
BALTIMORE. Jan. 23. 1858.
PHoF o. j. WooD Il Co :-GeufIemcn Ilav-
ing my attention called few months since to
the highly beneficial effects of yonr hair i-stn-
ralive wns induced to make application Of it
upon my own hair which had h"c"rnp quite
grny. probably one third white nay wh.k"r.
were oi the same character. Some three months
since procured bottle of yo,r hair rcst"ra
tive. and nscd soon found it was Inoving
what / had wished. used it. about twic. n
week. j have since procured another brttle
."t which hir" used some. cnn now certify
i"'thr World th:.! the gray or whit" hair has
iu,n.iy Disappeared, both ~. head and ince
and my hn.r has r-stiinod H. n,uril Color nn.i
hr',r"r n,urc soft ard ,.!"ssy .l,un it. has been
br!,'rc for wr;tv years. | nm I.oB sixty years
old my good wife Mt the AZ. Of fifty two, has
used II with sua- effect.
Til" above hoiic. ! deem due TO vnn fr
your valuable discovery. / am assured ,thni
wh"rvrf, will rightly u>. as per lr"cii"rs will
not huve "ccus,nn tn CONT ndirt nv stni i-In.nt*.
am citizen "f III q city and IL resident hure
for the last fifteen Years, aud am k:own to
ineuriv every "ne here anil n1jnining town.
Any us. y"u may iuakr "i Ia" ni"vr, viii NV
.hninc attached, Is at vnur service, ns | wish To
lr-s"rvrt the bctnti.s ni inatur, in Others rs well
ns myself. l ulI, truly. yours,
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S A NJ IDS
FAMILY
CATHARTIE PTIS
COSIPUIINIiE1l El,ilN

SoAlIoC Nl@!.O FROM
Pure Vegetable Fx.rn tx aud put up in Class
Cn.rs. Air Tight, arI vii! Ike, y in any c!:nu,..
Tie Family Cnthnr jtin Pill. is II gentle
bnt n"t'v" Calhnrtci - whl"h The proprietor
h"s used in his Itactis, !: l,norc than twenty
years. Il
The constant in IA !crenainv demn nd.
from those who huv. u long used ID. Pill.
and the sn:sincti"nis & (which all express in
regard t" their ns" 'as in,iuced me tr
place them ilhin the relcil Of nj.
The Profession we'll fn"w that l;treren:
Ccthnriics net on dif-la Her, ut portions of
the bowels i.
The finally Cnthn,tic. Fill hns, with due
Reference To this well - ed fnct been
"om mI'uun.cd from a va . lriptv of the purcsi
F"-c AT hlr Extracts in which net mike on
every part OF the nIi- 10 mcntary cnr.ul, and
are good ar.l sn IL il, all - leases where a CA
LInrtic is needed sucht.: Ms p"rnsigcuents Of
the Stomach. Sleeri- ness Pains in the
Back and Loils. Co<tivcness. Pain and Sore
ness over the whole body, from s'nl'len cnl,i,
which frequently, is neglected. end in II i"ng
course "f Fever. Loss IF Appetite. II Creeping
Sensation Of Cold "vrr iIr holy, Rest tl.*.nrss.
Headache. or weight in the Heal. all InfFa,u.nu.
tory Diseases, Worms i'm Children ar Adults,
Rheumatism, great Purifier of The Bluul and
many diseaSes L" which flesh is heir. too nu-
mer"ns To mention in this advertisement
Dose, TO 3.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The Liver lnvi g"rator aud Family CatlInrtir
P'll- mrr re'nii-'l ~ Druggist vr,,rrnly. n,nl
sold wholesale by the Trade in iurgs towns.
:. I W SANFORD. VI. y.
Manufacturer and Proprietor
S:;5 Broadway. New York.
Ala" snId bv
JORDAN l. McTAucnLlN. Ahb.ville
BRANCH. ALLEN d EDWARDS, Ahbeville
April 10. ls5v. 6D-l2m
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Would irvi!" Il,,. la,li. xn,mir.. their stock
CLOTH. CASHMERE AID NEl VET
<!OAi,S and SliA"I.~ n- We have IL v.r,
large sleek at th,.s" goods Huw in store. W..
h,r" n good assortment of Misses AMI I.a.ii,s'
ri. Nl"fS nnl BDNNErS. itNtI SHIRTS in
every quantity aud al I.r.c..s.
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hG0RE & l'tIF

Have NOW III s:oi" Tia" i:'>' 80. X Of !Ai,I =.
DRESS GOODS ever s''Gwi, - unr town il,
DrLANES. GiiA!I.IES. CA~Si-
HEHf.S anil Ill ~. all grads nn.i IL !:u,,,i
-:".l g: ElAtK .>i!.ES l..liS wen ;. d, vel
% rS .I,I..c i.rt"ir ing 'n.ir -rI.pi.rs.
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MOORE & QUAIEE


li"vr IN store y :nr In" hr-t stock of N,M!.S.
il' Gnhl'St "y !'"v. offered:
BlEACi!ED and BROWN SHIRTINGS
BI.EACIllp and liia,WN SiiEErINti.,
".EAT!'!.D and BROWN LINEN TABLE
hiMA~k, Il very ln':;r >,.'"l: -! kE,:~I.i ) a,.,!
hLiHk Els Il rnnl s,uch 81 ti:... BED i.i.AE.
NETS. DOILIYi AID NAPKINS LA.f.
INEEI'S. :iAT!\EiS n"l ri.It!',.-,.,
prices; WHITE nni ~iAi'I.f. O~N AHI .:rs.
We kr"w can ill v",ir .,rir,> ~ l,ls wni
ii yon will cnp,t ami exlu,.e. W. will nk..
pi"a*|s.. III ehnw!i.: any thre,iIgh our ftn *
wl;" w.!,: ,,.".is ii ~: any mhrr .l..,,avt
m"n'. car :t,ck al Cl.Dt'Ki:RY anil GLASS
A:;a i very irS". Come and Sec it il yon
want anything in that way.
-. MOORE * QUAIFE
"""i i''>t -, ''""':":' ~ III, II terms and
way OF doing 1;ISiI:.r-S nrc ilr same ns hereto
i"r": we intend To sand 10 The cash SYSTEM
We like 1t better every d"y. nr.l we ,hink ih..
public do als" Judging from the increase of our
sales.
MOORE d. QUAIFE.
Sept 80 1859. 22-tf
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MOORE & QUAIFE.
MOORE g. D(lA|EE

Iiav" now II, Store !" Very large stock uf READY
MADE EClbTlllHE. Hats aud Cars We inv-
'h" S"ai"i So Clothing, that "" will warrant
not I" r:l. IL Yen vast anything in this way
com" and s'r b"i"rr ,"n i,,ir r>.,:vl."rr ns We
Ir"ti''sr I" save ,'ur li"nry III this department
and sell you good gu"s.
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JOHN CORBETT,
EGoUsI PAINTER,
GrsiEsr, Eara!oT, Papcs Hanger and
SIGN WIZ TIER
Abbeviile Z. H., South Carolina.
FCRD,S
dFER IWVlEGRAT0R
NEVER bEBiLlTATES

L IS cfm""u"''.''i c'.iir.lv from Gu" g, nr,l
has '"''in.. an "Sim!'ii-h"l f,ci IL Ln",v,:
n'ih approved i.r nHl t,hnt in::. Used it, ar.l
i now res"rt'i t";.1 with r"i.if l,.,,c" n nii
the ,'-uscs lnr " hirI.iN III is s,nrn,rnco,i.L
IT, hlS r!r"t 'n''i- ~ ,.iuiis wihin the last
w." v'arS wi" h.l 3 :,,rn ~. all hopes ,i
'"'ci.h> the hr.aei"'s - i''n-.rItrrs certificate
u my J"'ss"--i.'.i l-nw.
Tie dos" must l'"n -. j.ialt",l Ii,e temper
a'nc'.' ~ the in!ish! is uHi ,nkinr it, AMI used
~ such quantities n t",,s r; gent! j. lice. how
els. Let the dictates " J., { vnur iui,-,u,.,,
rI'd" v"', III the u'c = i'f 'i". Liver lnviu"-
rn"r. AMI It viii rnr, = vrr GtHn I.lnn,S Bill
!,ru@ attacks. bvIrrr - i-ia iH.ion:. E,n,rhrn
SUMMER C"nI'in'"'E ~ f'v<"r'rrv. I"r-y,
Sour Stomach iiai.ii.I ina! t..>,,v.,,-.s. tiu,
ir. Cho!ern. C!"l. II" M"ri.u4 thrl. RI Ia.
f.ntuin. Fln,uirr.. - |.iunn.l;.%a. E..m.,..
weaknesses. ('s ,h"ns ian1- <.an tcstif,.) in
III tI cItl minutes, it's two ar three E.as.
pbnIt,IiS tnhru ~ - 'rulIurt, -, ~ r MT.
tack |.
All w',o us" it ar: j.. " ing t!,-ir !. ;..:,,-
ny III 1t. favor.
Mfx Water asa t!7n Mouth wills
9Er a.:Sf:.,r:etIf, and allow
bOt3a uoSvi:acr.
PRIZE ONE DIELiR TER BOTTLE.
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~ u Ni ] NNJMlI.
WOODS ii iJR RESTOR aTlVE

WOODS il iIR RESTORATIVE.
PnoFEssoR Woop-I.rar Sir: Having had the
misfortune TO l"sr the br.i ,".iir"i, "f NV hair
from, ti," effects "f the yri."w fever, ~ New
t:rlanhs in Ioj4, ! was in,luc-.istn unke u
i'iai: Of N"ur rrci.nra,;o,, "".i found it toe an
""r "s ,hr very tt''a trr1eh. My k,,r IL
how th:.:k'nh,i g.Us.y rHi -" words can rXl.r.s>
my "biirniI"hs to you in giving t" the afflicted
sncb trcnsure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The nnd-, signed. Rev.. j 4. Urnvg il min
lister in regular .tanlnp. AMI I.astnr Of the.
Drth"i"x Church. nt 3ro"kfrid, Mnss. II. il
u gen,ls,nsasof grestil,fuence md universally
ss|gsts WIN. DYER.
BEooKFIELp. January II. 1853 2.
lnooEssoR w ooD-Dbnr SIR, Having made
t,iAl of your IInir Restorative. ,n ,.ayas me
peasoft to say, tGaEits -ffest, has been exe-l.
slfpt'm renavipg infiAmma' ions sIsndrnff Sand q
cNnstan tsitleaey 10 i, ching ~ith wbr.ii hive
been trouH6sift6m my chiIdhDo.l; au.! has also
restored hIy hair, wblcl. was hertiining gray,
10 itssesieiIal ealor + have used qo.other ar :,
Ttiele with anything like the saa1e pleasure Or
profit n - -. s5sS& - lssss
s YonfsaSaly lsyL. X. RRAGGS
syis: large. as dun an asf,ssa; the small his,
! q; pinf, and rslails tqsena dollar per Lp,,le;
holds at isssestwenfy ;ptr cent piors in pro;
Reti"n than5the splall. rstsils for two dollars
fbots ie ti,s large Ruldx q seats
more ih prSiloftion and sls fir
I i "a. &seso pfafsf fisiers az Braad,,
way. iQStE; sspsi Market. 81, st Eouiss.
ssya'l5 sssa p,sssii.s. .ss r.sss ~
al isss ssssss sss :ss..s ss.,ss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCIMNArr. Ian. 4th. q


Flonr--The demand is quite moderate, and the mar-
ket dull, but holders do not feel disposed 70
important concessions In order to effect sales Sales
at 5aj 10 for superiDe. and 25aj so for extra.
lsky--The market Is steady with fair demand:
sdes at p &c. including that from Wagons.
Hogs-rhe receipts continue Qnte light, and the
speculative demand active and prices higher
The market closed buOyant and heavy were held at
-. Abou. 1000 were received the last is hours.
Grocehes--The demand is moderateaf fnH prices.
Sugar at sa7ke. M0asses at 46e and Nee isaI3c.
Wheat--The market is firm with good demand for
prime White ~ 2Oal 25 and prime Red, at 1Ga1 IL;
sales Of White at ] 2fai 25.
Corn--Tl.e market continues frm VIII good de-
mand; sale, at f6c.
oa,.-.-Thgre rs good demand and price, are steady
sales AZ fOc
Rye--Thefe isa good demand. and prices have sd.
Vanced &c per bushel, sales al eOc.
Blrey--rhe market continues hrm with good de-
mand Ct Onr last quotations, sales at 66c.
Cheese--The market is firm with an active demand:
sales Of Western Reseve at &c, Pine Apple at lie.
Butter-The IS a fair demand for fair to prime
Roll at I5a1G cents
Apples-Prices have advanced TO 81 55as IS per bar
rel, with good demand.
Potatoes-The msrkat Is firm with good demand
We quote prime Neshanocks al 80 per barrel ssles
prime Neshanoeks from store at so cents.
Oloverseed-The market continues firm with an ae
tive dema nd; sal esir sacks Of 6j.
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summary Of News.

Congress is still uuorgauized. Nothing
of interest has transpired since our last is'
sue. On Friday last the House adjourn
ed until Tuesday, January 80, when the
useless discussion was renewed and the
day passed without ballot.
The Ohio Legislature assembled on
Monday Isst, when Gov. Chase's last an
nual Message was received and read
The House organized with little difficulty
by the election Of R. @. PARSONS of Guy
.hoga, Speaker. B R. CowAN of Belmont
Chief Clerk, and Jos. WARWICK Of War
rem. Sergeant at Arms
The GoSetnoi's Message will be fur
nished our readers next week. The Gov
ernor. as is eminently proper, confines hi
remarks almost exclusively to State at
fairs. Gov. DbNNisoN will be inaugura
ted on Monday next, when his Inaugural
Address will be delivered.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

EF THE FEsTIvAL.-The Festival which
cane off on Thursday evening last at The
City Hall, proved to be grand affair. Al,
though the rain which fell during the al.
teruoon. rendered it very sleety. and pre-
vented many from turning out yet there
was present about l25 couple The Hal
was handsomely decorated with pine and
evergreens, inpartiug lively appearance
The supper. which was prepared by Mr.
A. E. Cook, of the Tallmadge Hous', was
oertainly a feast Of good things, compris
ing all the delicacies Of the season. Ii
short, we think the evening was hugel,
enjoyed BY all ptesent, as dancing unit
thelate hour Of four o'clock will testify
The compliments of the participants ar
due Messrs, EBRraHT, LITTLE, ("Faty."
and GoRDoN for the tasty manner il
which tho Hall was decorated.
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News aNm nA.

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1860 is
now ready Tor delivery gratis at G. KAuFF'
MAN & Co.'S, who are happy to supply all
that call for them. Every family should
have and keep this book. 1t is worth hav-
ing. Comprising much general informa-
ton Of great value, it gives the best in
structon for the cure OF prevalent com
plants, that we can get anywhere. Its
anecdotes alone are worth bushelo wheat,
and its medical advice is sometimes worth
to the sick, the whea's weight in gold.-
Many Of the medical almanacs are trash
but this is solid metal 1t calculations are
made purposely for this latitude and are
therefore correct. Call and get an Ayers
Almanac, and when got, keepit.
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Literary Institute.

The "Irviug Lyceum' will meet in the
Basement of the German Reform Church,
on Monday Evening, January 9Th, 1860,
at 81 O'Clock.
Question for discussions:
Resolved, THAT it is the policy Of the
United States to acquire the Island OF Gu
ba."
Foreman in debate--W. A. Shultz and
W. D. Jeffries.
Esseyist-Capt W. CLOUD,
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. By order Of the Lyceum.
w. i. RIGBY, Psebident.
w, A. SHULTz, Secretary.
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court of Common Pleas, Fairfield
County, Ohio.



Rebecea Hamilton, widow OF thcl
late Wm hamilton deed, FRANKLIN, In Partition
A. Hamilton, t(minor) Mary Hah-l
ton. (minor) and Rebecca Hauiiltoh,l
their legal guardian. t.
TVyHE said defendants viii hereby take notice that
the said Jane Hamilton has this day hled In the
Clerks Office of the Court Of Common Pleas for Fair
aeld County, Ohio, her certain petition praying for
partition Of the following real estate situate in said
county and OF which the said deed died seized: viz
Ist part ofthe South -east quarter OF section 9a,
r y. IN r. %, containing lj6 acres henI the iAma
tract Of laud conveyed to the said William hamihf
in his iite-time by john Augustus and wife, hy ded
bearing date April II, ls43 and recorded in Book No
0. p. %, ofihe record Of deeds Of said county;
Cd A part of the Southwest quarter o. section %.
IT, le in K. 90 containing 70 acres, being thb same
tract Of land conveyed to said William hanil1on IN
his lifetime by John Chambers by oed besfing date
May sad, ls49 aud recorded ln Book No IL, page Us
of the record nf deeds of said eounty.
3d part of section %, 7. IL, In 90 containing
T5 100 aeres being the tract RI land conveyed
10 the said William Hamilton in his lifetime BY the
said John Chambers, by the last mentioned deed.
9TH The South west quarter the North sFes guar
ter Of section "a T. -, in r. 49, Of the ands sold At
Chillieothe. containing ~ acres being the same tracs
of land conveyed TO the said William Hamilton In bic
lifetime by Allen laughlin by deed dated Feb ID
1859 and recorded in h0Oe No. 90 p 81 OF the record
| of deeds Of said county.
5tn One undivided eleventh part OF tho tevetsioE
in fee Of liz 25.O0 acres. being part OF the North
east ouaIter OF SECTION e8 T. ~ X 90, sot Oh a. dow
ar to Elizabeth Sharte, widow Of the late Philip p
Shartle dec Il being the same interest conveyed 20
satd William Hamilton In his life time by Altin d.
Betz one OF the heirs at law Of tho said Pp shartle
hy deed dated Nov. q, ls5a and recHrrfin Book No.
90 p o. of the record Of deeds Of saitseonnty Ihe
netjon also prays that dover hN asdgned In all OF
said lapds to the said Rebeeca Hamilton. wiaaw'sl
aforesaid The said defendants, the said Reoeeea
Hamilton, Franklin A. Hamilton aud Mary Hamilton
are therefore hereby notified "a appear At the next
Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield CGuEiy and pies
answer or domur 10 said petition. or jadgement VII
be re ndered In accordance wA the prayer OF SAID Pe
titioneT. JOHN o, RAlNEF, CLERK r. u -
P. VAN TRuNP, Attorney.
Lancaster, Deo. 70, le59, ,--6w9Sp
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Sd. 1850.
Flour continues quite and arm. but the demand Is
limited, boIk for Shipment aud home consumption;
sales superane al atja30&aj 37Jz, Extra st575. Extra
Family raDges from 10 50.
The receipts Of Wheat are increasing, hut the de-
mandis only noderatsi Red scld al 3al IS andwhite
at 51a Is.
Rye Is lower: sales al csc.
Corn in good request sales for new Willow al e2e
for dry, and 7jc T damp.
Oats sold at ijc.
Coffee In good demand. X 10 at l1A zee.
Sugar Is looking ~; sales Of Cuba Al 7a71sc and
New Orleans at 6i<asl,.
whisky firm OF % i,c.
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Duet between Branch and Grow Preven-
tod.


WAsH1NGroN, Dec. 3l.-Hon. L. 0. B..
Branch, member Of Congress from North
Carolina, was arrested at late hour last
night, on a warrant issued by Justice Dunn
on charge of being about TO make arrange
ments to leave the District Of Columbia
for the purpose Of engaging in hostile com
bat with Gslusha A. Grow, Of Pennsylva
MIA. He vas held IN $4,000 bail for his
appearance for further examination on
Tuesday,
Mr.. Grow had yesterday engaged a
hackman to call at place designated tc
take him and his party at three O'clock
this morning in the direction OF Silver
Spring, Maryland. The hackman did not
keep The secret The principal friend o
Mr.. Branch, in this affair is Mr.. WinsIow
Of North Carolina; Of Mr.. Grow. Hon. Nj
Fenton, of New York.
Mr.. Grow has also been arrested, ant
gave bail in the sum Of Sc, 900 to keep Ih'
peare, and no, leave the Distrtct to fight
duel
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05
To the Patrons Of the Lancaster
American Gazette.

We transferred the Gazette office last
May mainly for the purpose Of settling up
our business. We have large number OF
unsettled accou Its, for subscription. ad>
vertising &c, all Of which we desire to
settle by cash. note or otherwise. We hope
all who know themselves to have open ac-
counts with the Gazette prior to May 1853
will call aud settle, save us trouble and
themselves cost; as we are determined to
close up our accounts. JOSH. CLARKE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

EFLst everybody remember the Pan
Drama that is to be exhibited at the City
Hall on Tomorrow and Saturday evenings.
This is a rare chance aud we hope will be
improved BY ali. There will be an exhir
bition on Saturday afternoon for the beue'
ct Of the schools. This opportunity may
be improved BY those from the country who
cannot stay to see tho great Niagara in
the evening.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

wA blind lady, Miss LOCKER, Of Indi
ana. was stepping at the Mcclure House
in Martiusburgh, Virginia. one day las
week. The landady insisted that because
she was from Indiana, she was an Aboli
ZIONIST, and such a fookery was raised
about tie matter that tho blind girl, acting
on the advice OF the minister to whom she
had applied for assistance. left the house.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

TEIHE HAMMoNToN Pa RMER.-A newspaper de-
voted to Literary aud Agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts Ofho new Settlement Of Hammon n
TON in New Jersey, can be subscribed for ut only %
inclose podtage stamps for the amount. Addresstc
Editor ofthe Farmer, Hammonton Post once, } eher,
son county, New Jersey. Those Wishing cheap 'Anu
OF the best quality, In one Of the healthost Hnd mos
delightful climates In the Uniop and where crops arc
never cut dowhby frost, the terrible scourge oil the
| North, see advertisement of Hammonton Lanus'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

eTAbout eight million bushels Of
coal left Pittsburgh on the late rise, The
quantity shipped this year is estimated at
twenty nine and half or thirty millions
Of bushels, which is over one million oil
tons. This is more than was ever before
sent to the market in one year.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

RE-A young man advertises in the
Chicago papers for tie acquaintance and
friendship of a young lady Of cultivated
taste and amiable disposition, whom he
may attend TO the Opera and Lectures
during tho winter. To such lady a
pleasant acquaintance is offered.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

EE The Boston Journal states that it
has the original affidavit by the blood thirs
ty Mrs. Doyle in regard to the Potawatto'
mie murders, and that she does not even
refer to Brown as in any manner cannect'
ed with the affair.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

ETWe have prepared exceptions to
three points Of President Buchanan's Mes.
sage, which we are compelled to suppress
for want OF room. The great length oi
the Message leaves little room for other
matter in this weeks issue.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05

EyIt has always been charge agains
the Republicans that "they feed on aglta'
ton" Ifthis be so, their "feed" cant cos
them much, for the enemy keeps them ful
Iy supplied.