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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

tB-W. II. MonrrEAD, Democratic candi.
date for Probate Judge. and D. II. GArn.
postmastcr. spoke Saturday evening at the
Green Town House, and the burthen Of their
song was the negro preaching at the camp
ground. which they characterized as the
.,praoteAl workings Of Republicanism." Do
these men wish TO cast atigma upon the
Methodist denomination by the trick played
At the eamp-ground by designing knaves7 II
u is their Object 10 make this an issue we are
ready TO meet 1t. Walk in, gentlemen, our
arms are onen.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
tg-Tbs Norfolk VA, -, !. .,..,,,,,

B-The Norfolk (va) Asgns is startled at
the magnitude Of the recent demonstrations at
Springfield, Ill. From this and other indica
tions Of enthusiasm on the port Of ia "North
ern enemies" it concludes that Mr.. Lincoln
will receive the whole Of the electoral ticket
Of the North, with the exception Of Oregon
aud oalliornia, Of winch Breckinridge and
Lane are sure. II says;
Had Judge Douglas and Col Bell withdrawn
from the canvass, q. they manifestly should,
tho contest being between Breekinridee and
Lane, we think the rights Of the South In tha
Union might have been preserved by the cleo
ton Of hTockinHdgo, but as peruonal ambition
has continued them in the contest they will
ipdireetly secure the victory 10 lincoln.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

tB-MossxAs and MoHupAp, the Douglas.
lie candidates foe Recorder and Probate Judge,
we understand are very abusive Of the Know
Nothing Organization whenever they happen
To be In tho presence Of Germans. Both Of
these fellows were bloody Know Nothings,
who at one time were In favor Of disfranehis.
ing foreigners, and who are now supporting
hurcnlN ior Congress, who is also a bloody
Know Nothing. Now, II any Of our German
friends wish to be convinced Of what we say,
that Mvssman and Morehend were both Know
Nothings, let them call upon us and wa will
produce their sigRdfHres IN their oien hand
iermnq. enrolled in the regular proceedings Of
gsllpoi,' Council Dare they deny being
Know No,hingsi
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

.tB- -The opening article in De Bw'a Re-
view Is one by Samuel A. Cartwright Of New
Orleans, entitled "Unity Of the Hejraw Race
Disproved by the Hebrew Bible.w Mr.. Cart
wright attempts 10 fix upon the nkyro race tho
curse OF Paradise by proving thyl the serpent
that tempted Eve was negrota negro gsr-
dener'l and his inference Is that BY the divine
decree there is eternal enmi6 between tho
negro and Ewes posterity. according to our
reading, however, the divlH decree against
the serpent Of Genesis was tipt he should 60
life, Does Mr.. Cartvritht hold that the
southern slayes should b fed on dirt and r.,
quired 10 crawl upop their bellies ~ Lou.
Journal t.sI Z. T
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

REv. J. W. ALDERxAS.--This gentleman
has been transferred to the Central Ohio Con.
ference and We regret to part with him. He
has lAbored In the Gallipolis Circuit for the
paat two years and made host Of friends. and
we are pleased to see that his efforts have been
appreciated. The young men Of The CALI.
polls Circuit in token Of respect for him and
his valuable services. have manifested their
appreciation by the present Of fine overcoat
and satin vest. II Is "a present very worthily
bestowed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

EB-lt is announced that Breckinridge will
remain on the track. This news has thrown
quite a dAmPer on the Douglasites, whose
eountenanees were very much brightend, in
consequence Of the rumor that he had with
drawn.
Now, however, their faces are again wofully
elongated at finding their hopes frnstrated.-
Truly drowning men catch at straws."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

cAFruRE or TnUxILLo-THE KILLED AND
rHK wouSpKp.--The New Orleans Piesyune
has the following private dispatch from South
west Pass, August 23i
The schooner Dew Drop, from the Ruatan
Islands, arrived at the bar this morning.
This arrival puts US 10 possession Of further
particulars regarding the capture Of the town
of Truxillo, Honduras, by Gen. Walker aud
his small army OF ninety men. s|..,
The fight was more serious and bloody than
was previously reported. There were twelve
Spanish Americans killed and eighteen
wounded, while on the Walker side only three
received slight injuries.
Gen. Walker was still in possession Of
Truxillo. He has declared himself in favor Of
Cabanas, and Issued proclamation to that
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

tz-Col. HAnRr PErFLs arrived here few
days since, from all round the world, bearing
the broad seal and agency Of several iniuen.
tial business houses. His Advertisement was
unavcidably crowded out this week. and will
appear in our next.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

tB-we were not at the eamP-ground on
Saturday last, but in the evening we heard no
less than six versions in regard TO the Difficult.
" about the negro, and not one Of thcm cor.
rect, and upon trncing them TO the author We
found each one TO have originated with the
Democratic candidates for county ofiices.-
Can anything be more contemplate and mean
In the eyes Of honest men3
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

8-At the Republican meeting at Beverly,
New Jersey, Morton Mchichael Of the Phila-
delphia North American, said: \ ~
Rut there is going TO be q great change AZ
sure as ! stand here locking in your faces, and
Abraham Lincoln will be the next President
Of the United States. fChoers.l That Is sol
A voice-it can't be rubbed outll MOI / like
that phrase. II can't be rubbed out, we'll
rub il in from now till next October, lCheefs
and hughter.1 The speaker then proceeded
TO show the falacy Of the assumption that
Bell viii get the vote Of Pennsylvanis. With
the highest regard for Mr.. Bell 'ho would say
it.. and not in a spirit Of depreciation. that
John Bell would not get 5000 votes there.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

WmrE CLrso PEAoms.-Our friend WM.
WArKER presented us baskst Of large and
beautiful peaches Of the white cling variety,
decidedly the fnest we have seen this year,
for which he will accept our thanks. They
were beauties and no mistake, and we doubt
II they can be exeelled in Gallia county.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

POPULATION or cNcNSArL-The population
Of the city Of Cincinnati. as aseertained by
The census enumeration Of 1850. is 15s.s5l.--
The Commercial says that comment is useless
II believes the census was we'll taken, and
says il is folly to lay the general disappoint-
mens at the doors Of the Assistant Marshals.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

e-r@wh..e.1- . .rl.,u,.,.... an. -. a.
Republican paFlv I. In raVol of tie ,,Ss,oee n
a Homestead hili, clinch him With tha lncl dat
sceprdirg % ihc r!cord Of Hannibal HaulIn
X N ten'1 ~ e'eeiep, an9 aue vote p had n
s.s,, s'fn ~ y, S',s .',s 1s.n,, spin
~ ssnaia VI s1esdiur,.
The aIoyc precious mofeeas W. Hnafntns
Dl'pafeA q last week, and 10 order that our
Republican friends may answer correctly.
when in.erogatsd. We ,late The follow ing
facts from which the amount Of truth in the
article can be easily summed up
On'the i7th Of February, 1859, In the Sen
ate Of the U. s., Wade Of Ohio. moved to take
mp the Homestead bill, which had previously
passed the House. The vote stood, Yea, 90.
Nays %, Hamlin voting Yea-absent OF dodg.
lng-Douglas.
Mr.. Hunter. Of Va, Immediately moved 70
take up the Consular Appropriation bill--du-
ring debate on Hunters motion, the hour Of
l2 NJ. arrived when Vice President Brecken.
ridge decided the cuba bin TO be before The
Senate. "a Il was set for that hour.
Mr.. Wade moved 70 postpone the Cuba hin.
and 10 continue the Homostead--Yces n. Yavs
a6-iIamln voting Yea.
Beckenridge then decided Mr.. Hunters mo.
ton 10 postpone as being the ouestion before
the Spate. On this motion The vote was--l
Yeas 81, Nays %. The vote being lie NJ.
Breckenrldge voted afIirmativeiy, and thus tlle
Homestead bill was overslauehed by Hunters
Consular Appreciation bill. On this motiou
Hamlln voted Nay, or, 10 continued The Home
stead bill.
On the 18th February, Mr. Wade again
moved the Senate to take up the bin, which
was lost, Yeas "a. Nays sI--Hamlin voting
Yea-Douelas absent or dodeine.
Ontbe os,h Ps,,rua,v a.. r,,..,;..., -.
- f..',"
~ 70 priority oet"een the homosiead Dill and
the bill for the acquisition Of Cuba A mo- !
ton was made totaLe IN Inc Cuha bill--oar.
Va, ~ a.. ot ltr...tt..I -. 1
80, s'-F'f
opih lA'or OF homesteAd biii hhVing priority
AT 10 O'Clock that night, motion was made
by Mr.. Doolittle. 10 act aslde ,be cnb. Nm
"a -. ,L. tJ..,, y'"'
oa ~ ~ =, 'iy''e'''au eA' ~ Ways
%'-hhnhn voting fea--Douglas and Pugh
of Ohio voting nay, or against Homestead and
in favor Of the Cuba bill. on which. m debate
conti,,e, ,e.ri,, an NH, "a ~ ..a.a ~
...s', -s.'.''-s '',y y, IS" "''n ~ '"N'u N'e
CONTEST 'or mat session.
On the 18th OF March, 1850. the Republi- |
"a .HN 4 -.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

tB-we are requested TO state X. L. srEw-
ART Esq.. will deliver an address before tho
Gallia county Agricultural Society on wednes-
day next. the 18th inst.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

tB-The Rev. Mr. BREAAE will preach at
the Lyeeum Hall, next Sunday the 9th inst.
at , O'Clock P. NJ, and in the evening.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
lB-The Buffalo Espr,ss saysl

% The BnfIalo TFpT1a1 aay1i -TII77
Abe Lincoln Wa always honest and always
will be. Douglas never was honest but he
VII b non ssf alan after The election,
DIED-At hlfreaidenoe in Addison town
ship. on Wed1esday, Aug 10th. amer brief
illness. Mr.. 1osErHus OnrnIRaTox. AGED 50
years. An obituary notice will appear hers.
after. ai 'rs W ls.
AZ his rp,idenee IN thia town on .Thurudap
evening ltat, Mr.. TnoAAs WIIHrnos, itvcien
4ged nboat AZ years,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

eB-we cannot insert the Communication Of
"A Mud sill' until the author sends Us his
pans
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

tB-DsmoerAcy regards the country as
great sheep--made to be aeeeed
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
rIe TemnIueralss ifeetlng.


Pursuant to the cabin the city papers
1ast week. . meeting wsshs in the Court
House on Saturday. to devise ways and
means to suppress the evils resulting from
the use of intoxicating drinks.
Upon motion cf Dr.. H Scorr. Mr.. AMOS
HuSrESs was called 70 the Chair. and JOHS
A. HusrEEa appointed Secretary.
Appropriate speeches were made by
Rsv. GALBRAlrH.:v. E. salwH Mr.. tOsEpH
WoSk SEN, and others. ad
On &OticA dfDr. scoET, the following
persons were saPpointed delegates to the
State Temperance Convention, to be held
at Columbus. 90 the I 4th inst; Rev. ]. F
RErNMuSD. Rev. D. d. MArHkn and V. E
SHAW. Alternates. g. DREsDAoh. Dr.. A.
=. BARLOW aud Dir. H. ScorrT. -
On motion the meeting adjourned tc
meet again after the return Of Delegates,
Of which due notice will be given.
Ga.a' AMOS HUNTER, Gin.
tso. "a. HUsrER. .sse'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
.BIe citr nud .l.ittls cirr pan.r-.- -.


Our sOiesiposary Of the ZsDesviIls Au.
rors has some pointed remarks Of this sub.
jeet, which will apply to LAScAsTER and TO
FAinSlELD county. We commend the sx..
lrac! 20 those who e, their home paper
lauguisb, and send their money to the
large cities: tei
Many persons waDt to know why Ne,
of,otbArs, cannst pdblisb such a pspef q
they. do in cinciuusti or tho Eastern
cities. - ~ ait5.s a..gsf
lfthe person Nho asks ibis Is store.
keeper We answer IL by asking him
why do you not ksep.a splendid whole.
sale store like t'ey do 10 New York cilyi'
Oh. you would il people would buy goods
snousbl Yes. ypu are . pretty smart lsl-
low. ApdeWe would publish.a big paper. il
you. with your little store. could give us.
as they do at the East, thousands OF dollars
for advertising: SO. you see. as you are a
pota.oe Of no great magnitude, We are com.
peeled to be about the same.
II farmer asks us this question. we
ask him why he does not keep large and
splendid stock farm. as they do in Illinois
and Kentucky. And be Ill answer thai
he cannot afford il. and that Lis land and
tie business Of the country is not adapted
to it--and be can easily imagine our am
swer.
And here is question we would like tc
ask all; VIII your big Eastern or Clnciu
natl papers espouse your local battle or en-
ter into adefeuoe OF ycur country interests
Will not these rapers rather do all they
can for home and leave you to take care 0
yourselves? Then, why do you not hav'
common sense and take care of thosa who's
interest and desire it is TO 6ght your bat
ties? aea.. r.r. .-...
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
e Fortho Lancaster Gazette.
sekocl Examination.

r.. .
On Thursday ID, 9th inst, Mr.. A.P.
AsHBROok closed bisHinter Term ofSoboo
in District No. s. ot Walnut Towns hip,
better known astbs McNadghtsn District
The able and efficieBt Asn6er III which
both teacher and pupils acquitted them.
selves during The closing ,.etsroises, de.
i1iand this pablo notice. Feeling a deep
and abiding interest in tie caGse Of sd6ca.
ton. and having some experience as a
teacher. and being present at many sdoh
occasions, ! must frankly ack powledgs that
l never Witnessed so much union Of effort
'on the part Of Patrons, Teacher aud Pupils
as On the above occasion. The exauiina
3i6n Sdmmenced in the morning aud con.
Icind6d fttiig the whole day with the ex,
ception OF no intermission at noon, tor the
purpose Of psitGtinp Of bouutiful supply
Df DftsfresbmsHts provided by the bospitabie
patrons Of tie, District. The mastery
manner in which the pupils acquitted them.
selves ID various branches was truly graft.
fyisg 70 all pressgs. After che examination
OF the varioGs CLASS ID. the pupils were so.
licited BY their teacher to deliver extern,
poransoas SddsesseS, which cal. Was intelli.
eeutly responded 10 by sevsrsi ryoeng la.
dies sadi gentlemen. after which eioq n,
addresses were delivsrd By Mr.. TioGAs,
4, B., KELLER and TEkcHEs. Ia the eve.
hing TIE school pave . pablo ekhibilioh Is
" large aadiauce IN M. sh0euiAker's Bara.
The exhibition proved to.be decided sue.
csss and was highly spplsuded BY al pre-.
sent. The regular attendance Of the Spu-
pile during the term JUS. ended ,is q pattern
for a large majotity OF Districts in this
OCdatys This District uumsrssss Fifty
three pupils. and the daily average for the
Tsrai 10 Forty ave. This regular sttend-
spce accounts for the rapid progress Of this
school. Mr. AsHBaooR's services as a
teacher are proPssly appreciated in the
above district, be ie eminsntly qualified for
the bigh osilidg he assumes. Nay he ever
bs anlnstsd BY these beautiful lines oil
Thompson. y q j3Al e.. RI
"Dellghtful task. 40 roar tho, 4endor th ought,
TO teach the young Idea how to shoot, "
Ana pour tho ffosh lns,foctons o'cr the mind"
March IS, 1860. S.W.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS::

The proprietors and manufacturers Of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS can appeal with perfect confidence TO
physicians and citizens generally Of the United
States, because the article has attained repu-
iation heretofore sunkmoTp., 4 few facts upon
this point will speak more, powerfully than
Volumes of bare assertion or blazoning punefy.
The consumption Of Hpstelter's Stomaeh Bit
,ers for the last year amounted 70. over half
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase in times past, II is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never have been Eobl bit for fhe rare
medicinal properties contained in The prepara-
ton, and the sanction Of the most prominent
physicians in those sections OF the country
where the article is best known, who not only
recommend the Ditters TO their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials TO It's
etfcacyin all cases Of stohaehie derahgements
and tle,diseases resulting tiereirOm. -, !.
THIS. is not q temporary popularity, obtained
by extrpordinary efforts in the way Of trumi
peting The qualities of the Bitters, but solid
estimatio on OF an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to be as eudufing as time iiself
n Godsenl to regions where fever and agae
and Tariccsus otlisr, bilious complaints have
cnn,ed tbeir3 yiotihns ~ hundreds To be
oIIo - s,afe oo,l6Isntly t6ot .tLa .fuitters'
ore n certain cure f5r iis Dvspensis. and like
diseases, is to the propreiors . source of unr
allowed pleasure. Ii removes all morbid matter
from tl,e stomach, turihas the blood, and
imnarts renewed vitality to,the nervous system,
riyinc 4, ,l,ot ,tnne dnd energy intlisheasable
e. ,Ls rsstorat;dp ~ besIfb n oneraies npon
Tho s,omacL liver anil other digestive organs,
,n;lIlv hut nowerfnllv. and soon restores them
toac3nditi6n essential TO the eaitlIydischaree
of The Functions 81 tiature. :, :
Ellerlv nersona may uge tbe,litters daily rs
nor d;roctions mr., tbs ho,tle and thew will find
Il n eti,bnloht neculiarlv adapted 10 comfort
Jaci;n;nc' years as Il il nieasant 10 the palate.
;,y;go,at;sc IN tbe boUeis. excellent as a tonic
ana so;uvenatinu generally We have the evil
Joncs LAM Of tbonsands Of agsd men and women
Irho I,o 70 oyns,;enced the bene6t. Of using this
noan,.ot;on w. Will srfFarnr from stomach de-
saa,snte psSpSt onJ SosnraI deiilitv. acIiba nndet
,In itian oS III ts;e;ans ihay bays ahandoneJ
tIe ". or,I fa;r,,, tns,od ,he
ait - .I.;r - A Gov Irnrds IN ,ba
mc.ts n, " t"iS TLaro ara certain nsr;oIs when
sen.er so ,SaI 1'onv of them
snul e;aL - IL ,r;ni Ths roIoiion ~ mother
nI s,nH III uT;ii - 81 ab.orbinciv tender tbot -tbe
@nt .n"S oo;"il'' .s ~ sbo Ss yonrC ia an, n
forgat her own health in her extreme anxiety
t9r her ,Inapl' ono9iu ss M pshtoe VI 49, n -. -
arrive uIllns ,.e SUNNY seaso, H. ~
6ody anu nllhd - Eesssay y,
inSp y Us, e x ,IS stslSp, , and enable lie
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
BALTIMORE MARKET

N J, BALTIMORE, MarOh l2., 1860.
Flour gaeb bit sready, sales of Howard
Street and ohioat SIS. market olosing
firm at s 87t. g, ,.,f ,ysf'''a'"'
White ! GOAL .63. ~, i. ~. 5
Corn dull;White5 e58s72c.; yellow 70a74c.
Whisky dull aud lower st e3a24kc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

PLows-Our friend T. r. DARsr is get
ting up an extraordinary number ofplows
this seasons both ofLong's Patten. and a
new pattern. which will Dc found in many
respects, superioc, even to Longs, to which
he Invites tue attention of the farming
community. He has made great rsdac.
tion in the prices since last season, and
we can assure our country frisndsthst they
&in E fesAttsal right. Give him an ear
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
T. Fin E.,
SPLENDID STRAWBERRIES.


N00KER.-very productive; large, beautiful,
and Of UNEQUALED QUALITY.
AWilson's Aibany,-Exeeedingly psoduetive
FINE FOR MARKET +A yta&kE
'Tr5Ontphe de Gand, IMMENSE SIZE;
'plgndih aFpea!anCe' aud lkis htFssr4 : s.rg5E
JPyraliInl Chilian. VERY hand dsome pro.
ductiSe hardy and good FapOr.
large Early yScsrlct,--THE EARLiESTpro-
ducliye, and sreehsat.
Ast Is possible to secure all the exeeIeheies ofths
most popular fruit in one parietg, offer the above
as compisIng In sorts the various points desirable
We again eoHtisatiy RECOMMEND the HOOKER
as By far the bet falg use, pRly one sort is 70
epidHted-eOEbining creator number Of slesieaeies
thar any other raristy.
NPAli Of fthe'above have perfect flowers, ard will
produces exeeent crops planted sugly together.
PRlCRt Securely packed to be forwarded by express:
Per 100 plants ofany ofthc above variety, y,,..ss %
lun " ~ 0teaeh Natieiy ...-,...".f...... w
500 - 100 Of each variety. ...,............. so
1000 - OftheHoOker I....J4........... sr 10 OO
.r.r so H. n, HOOKER 81 CO. Ga
.-fs = COMMEPctAL NURSERIES.
March 8, isGo-3wl5 Rochester, New York.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
NOTICE.

Persons in the city who do not re-
ceive the new paper satisfactorily, alter
the LIST Of April. viii know that, i, ariSss
from ehSnges Of location; aid perhaps "a
new carrier; aud they. viii do Us the
kindness to hotiiy the Office when the err
rors viii be promptly corrected. H. SOofr.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
MMHs

Business men, desiring oards. or business
notices inserted, or changes made. with
the first number ofthe new PAPER, to be
issued the first week ii April. II the
Lancaster Gazette. and Amsticah Demo
era., will please arrange their matter and
hand IT in at the Gazette Office. by the
s5th Of this month March.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

RGoot ssiops, though they diminish
our time here g well a. bad sctious. yet
'hsy lay up for US ahappibess W eserrity.
and NIL TscamPsace what lhey take sFsy
BY s'Plentiiul IslurD at last, -, -.-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

GE0RGE BOYER Of The State OF midland! and
M John Boyer Of the State OF California, vii take
notice that lie Wis n Bond Oftle comfy oi P3ekaWny
snd State ofobia, did on the Goth day Of january Ie00
He'd his petition In the Coun Of Common Pleas Of
Fairfield county Obo, ,Agains the said George boyer
PENDANTS are Indebsed I'm i the sum or ei1s upon
q judgement obtainedby HamliI& Morris aaainst the
.ad defendanis before Frsnk Kin9ea[,,a ypstiqe of
the Feaee OF Pckawny county OhioI we yeaf1
and which judgement was assigned 70 tis pihintiG By
tbe said Hanlin Morris. and also directing she clevk
or shidNourts 70 issue order OF In said
case. regra6e according 10 law and the defendants
hereby nOtaedtp appear aud answer said petition
on or before the tfd Saturday afteF the 2Rd % OF
March next. and he said defe Rdants further mott
hed that the following property has been duly attach.
in this caset satisfy satd caiB towt The uudi-
yidsdtwp eleysnihs ofthe following described tsAf
estate situate in theeouDty ofRaireld and the State
of Obi and kDownas being the North half Of the
Southeast quarter Of Section No. %, Township Nos
u RaDgegO 90: containing 81 neres more OF less
subject 30 The widows d6wsr LEWIS q. BOND.
FebruaTylG, Is6O-sW42pfS5 Is -g
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

EFWe will publish next week the
Speech Of the Hon. WIN. H. SEWARD. de-
liyered in the Senate Of the United States
on Wednesday, Feb. goth.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
NEW ADVERTISE ENrs
ROHH N~b6fCn.

~ presented 70 the Commlssionsrs of, Fairltld
county. on thefrt Montay ofguns uext, prAying Tor
the vacation Of So pueh of the Road leading from
Lancaster ~ 70 carrel a. runs dasofay lhroggh the
West half " Section Fifieenradd tLs Northeas cor.
uer o. section Sixteen, In c reeaHehl Townshp, , 10
SAID Comfy. - MANY PETITIONERS. .
March Is, lsG0-4W4Gt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

CTWe invite the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of real estate
"a chance far a bargain.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

FoREreN NEws.-The News from Eu.
rope BY the America, which will be found
ia another column, is highly interesting.
There are indications Of fs good under
standing between Austria and Russia
The idea is. Russia is TO do what she
pleases on the Danube and in Asia. aud is
TO assist Austria 10 iOoEiSg after Hungary.
T6sspsriards are demanding of the Moors
as the price Of peace, heavy indemnify
for the war. and a Irge slice II territory
The English are disturbed by this. There
are furthsr Developments Of the Italian
!policay Of the Emperor Of France.