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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
An Ordinance supplementary 10 M Ore
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sances within the City OF LANCASTER.
CECTIoN I. Bsit ordained by the City Council Of
Sthe Cuy of Lancaster, That from aud after the
rs day of May next shall be unaw full for al butch
eF or other person to kill or slaughter any beeyes,
Sheep calves. hogs or other aAimals within said City,
except the house, yard, PEN or place where killing
shall take place, be paved with brick or stone, %
double plank with laped joints. and the earth Rel9wt
receptacle Of filth and offensive matter. Tho pave
ment in every shall be made with an INCLINATION
towards gutter which shall pass through the same 4
leading to tub reservoir, which receive the blood
and ofIal passing therein, which shall be emptied Il
tho end OF each day when saughterng has been done
on the premises; and moreover the whole shall bc
washed and ceahsed az the end OF every day: .8nd
further That each and every slaughter house or place
occupied forthe killing OF nnalsas Aforesaid, shall
be yhitewashed at In eaeh and every month,
between the first OF April aud the arst OF November
in each year. .. "a. r--.,.--
SEC e. Be i, further OrdaitsSB ority etors.
said That II shall be the special duty Of the Marshal
to attend strictly the enforcement Of tGIg ord nance;
aud upon failure 70 construct and Regulate The
slaughter houses and killing OF animals In tho manner
aforesaid, or the existence Of lt or 9epsve matter
sSS @SSS; e HS
the person using ar qceppyng the premises and inc
owner or owncrs Of ths soil, the lesees or renters
shall each and scverally be considered as parties sub
jeetto pEosecqtion under such complaint. And any
person or RersouS convicted Of offending against The
provslqns Of this ordnance shall he ned In any sun
not exceeding Twenty Dollars, together with costs O
sut. And fsaid nuisance be not removed within i've
dayp thereafter, II shall be deemed n second offence
against the provisions Of this ordinance; and ever!
IKE neglect Of each succeeding Eve days thereafter
shall be considered additional offence against th,
provisions of this ordinance. f3it & 10 e
SEC. Be further ordained BY the authority Ggrs
raid, That tho ordinance entitled an ordipapce spp
plementary to an ordnance for the lLteSsiou Q
nuisance, wthpg tho City OF laneastef, pissed Jul
2Oth, 1855, be aud the same Is hereby repehlSd
Il CHARLES DRESBACH p. G. G.
WI. l., KiNa City CSrk.
' March 90, lSI0-1wi9 A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
Nebraska Gone RepunI,cap,

Nebraska Territory has elected 40 Re
publican to 12 Democratic members o fbeF
Constitutional Convention. This is the
most remarkable victory which the Repub'
lican party has yet achieved. The Nation
al Administration have always Heretofore
been able to control the politics Of the ter
ritories through the land Offices, but Ne.
braska prefers free labor, and repudiates
the pro-slavery Democracy. The Omahr
City Republican, Of the 9TH inst, says;
We have partial returns from seyera
counties, which indicate beyond doub
that the territory has gone Republican by
at least 1000 majority. We shall not b.
disappointed if it reaches 1900.
This is the response Of the people OF Ne
braska to Gov, Blacks veto message. |
that public funclionAry" is satisfied will
the result, we are. Who will say that tn,
people of Nebraska are not fit to regulst,
their domestic institutions in their owl
way. --s tr.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

WADE's SPEEcH.-We publish to day
on the FIRST page, the able speech of the
Hon. B. + WADE, delivered in the Sen.
ate few days since, in yiudication OF the
Republican party and the people Of the free
States against the aspersiOns cast upon
them by Senator Toombs, Of Georgia. II
certainly does honor to our worthy Sena'
tor, and will be read With interest by his
consti tuents, who cannot fail to approve
It's sentiments and admire its spirit. We
hope our patrons will give it a carefu
reading.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

EFA New kind Of Physician. from
New York has been exciting the curiosity
of the people ip and about BslleIontaine,
Ohio. II is said Of him that he is perform
ing marvellous cures with new system
called HYaIENto. But the strangest OF all
is, be never uses any Drug Medicines.
This is jnst the system for use, if it can
be made efficient. We never could pn
derstspd the philosophy Of administering
drugs to make sick man well, which
would make we'll man sick.
[. is also said that he warrants his
treatment, and challenges the whole
Medical Fraternity to compare treatmen
and results with him. He must have
great confidence in his remedies TO be SC
bold. s-fS.t t"'
The Doctor intends visiting Lancaster
soon in his professional capacity. See hi
advertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

re- The Washington Constitution says
that the Hon. Reuben Davis, Of Mississip-
pi, did not deny that negroes had been
burned down Southj but he denied that
said burning awakened no special hor'
ror ;" as Mr.. Van WyGk had asserted
The Constitution says:
Mr.. Davis did not mean to assert thai
instances have never occurred where ne
gro slaves who have committed some hei
nous outrage, such as the brutal violation
Of white women and children, have been
burned by the populsce, infuriated by the
horrible atrocity Of the crime. Such in
stances bave occurred.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
H. SEQ TT, Sec'y.

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE By the polite
ness of Mr. BnLINGHURsr, we are in re-
ccipt o. the April number of this the best
of Ladies Magazines The engravings Of
the present number are superb, giving as
it always does the very latest fashion
plates. The propretors now claim for the
Peterson superiority over all other Mag
azines Of the preseut.day. Call at ED's
and subscribe for it or any other of the
monthly publications.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

EF "We refer our readers to the ad.
yer tsement OF Messrs. CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway. New York. The
Blood Food is one of the greatest medi>
cines of the age, and is rapidly driving
out Of the market all the quack nostrums
Of modern times. Its efficacy is so great,
aud its superiority SO justly Acknowledged
thst it is found difficult to supply the i'm
meuse and increasing demand for the ar
ticls, DR.. Eaton's celebrated 'Infantilt
Cordial is medicine prepared by reg
ular physician Of eminence in bic profes
sion. and one Who has devoted his life t
the peculiar phases Of Inanlie diseases
1t is no humbug, but medicine whicl
Commeuds itsef to those only who oan ap
preciate it."-Apala:kicOla, Flor. Tiasts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

TEMPERANCE MEETING The temper
ance menting at the Methodist church, on
Tuesday evening, was very creditsbls to
the saty OF Lancaster. The house was we'll
6lled, by men and women OF force and
character. The services were conducted
religiously, and the meeting wasadjress ed
by R4v. REINMUED and PORTER; and by
Messrs. TALLMADaE and McVEIGu Esqrs.
This is to be hailed as move in the right
direction, because, no one can fail to see
that Lancaster stock will rise at home and
abroad, in proportion to the character Of
its citizens in this, and kindred moral and
religious reforms.
The meeting adjourned, to NEE. OF
Tuesday eve, the 81 Of April, at the
English Lutheran church; where the com
mi,lee on ways and means will report, and
appropriate deliberation taken. We hops
to see the house packed. No one neet
seek for better company.
AMOS HUNTER, Ch'n.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

NuRsERY.--We refer our readers to tho
advertisement Of our friend j, + BLACK,
of Bremen. He offers 10 tho public a
large and splendid assortment Of fruit
aud ornamental trees at prices very low.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
MOTHERSlA' A
Thousands are daily speakjas in thS pAise of .,,'
DIR. EATON'S
INF ANTlLE CORDIAL,

and why2 because II gsgsr fgis 70 afford iastagtqae
Gus rsh when given ln time. acts as II bymagic,
and trial alone will convince you that what we
say Is true. 1t CONTAINS
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
Of any kind aud therefore relieves by rem0riHg the
sufsrings ofyonr child instead OF by dtadsaiHg its
seAsibiftitS For this reason, 1t commends itself as
the only rehabis preparation now known for Children
Tsethng ,DiarrhGd, DyssNfsrv, Gripping in the 80p-
es, 9cfdite f the Stomach, Hind Gold "a the Head,
and Dragg also, fer soepng the gums, reducing IN
Aamation, regulating the Bowels, and relieving palm
Il has no egual=being an aniispasmodlc II is used
with unfaillDg success in all cases of 60ruasi0H or
0ther Fits. As you value the life apq heaiih OF your
children, and wish IN save them FROM to9e SAD AMI
bIjghting consequences which certain to result
from the use Of NARCOTICS Of which the other remedies
but DR.. BAToN,s iNFANTILE CORD Ab, this you
can RELY upon II Is perfectly harmless. and cannot
Injure The most delicate infant. Price % cents Fail
direction; accompany each b9tils Prepared only Py
-' No. 400 Broadway, New York.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

EE The Ohio State Journal is taking
the conservative sbute. 1t is talking in a
very learned and stupid way OF "Republi-
can Nation al Policy" and says;
1t is time that more conservative views
SHOULD prevail, There are other questions
moment besides slavery. No great party
can exist on single ideal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29


GE0RGE BOWER 81 the stale of Ins.iana. and
" John Boyer ~ the State Of California, viii take
n"tice tbat Ie~is H. Bond sfihe Comfy o Flekhway
aud State Of Ohio did pn the 26 day Of JanuaFy 1860
4lef IDS petition in the GonrDf Common Pfens OF
Fairfield ponR ny ohio .agaisl e aud George Boyer
aBd Johu Bogpf, defendants, setting forth thai the de-
fendants afsids 10 bin 10 the SUN Of sIls.upon
itlgsHeAt o6lalBe3 Py HsRl.$ lAarris ggains. the
aid defendants, be6,be FJAhk kinnear. Justice Of
the Peace ~ ickaway eouniy. Obtn IN thP year ie5e.
npd which judgement assigned 20 this plaintiff by
the said Bamlin Norris and also directing ihe Clek
of said GOuttA ~ issue Iber of aitaehm,n In said
Fgve eiurnAbe areording 90 law. the defendants
hereby notified IN appear aud said petition
or befpre The ird SaturdA after the 22d. ay Of
Mareh H. and The said defendants further not-
6ed that the following property has sn daily attach
edin this case ~ safely said claim to- wit: The uuo-
YidedtwO eleyeHths ofthe faInaing described real
situhie the county NJ RaiIsld aPd The statp
n Obi and knownas being The North half pf the
Southeast qharter Of Seeiion 40. %, Town'hp M,
" kange No eu; eontIipihg FL ncres more OF hess
subject % the widows dDwer LEWIS II. BOND.
February iG, l6'fD-Gw i2pfsj e5 stat,"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

To the Voters of Hooking Township.
The township records she W that during
ths past year Cannon & Ewing as Trustees
have held t,Osnty meetings at which no
other business wasdone than to draw drb
bling orders in favor ofthemselves for ser
vices for which they have charged or are
entitled to charge forty dollars. Will such
things be tolerated?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
conr, OF Con- Plra., Fal,ar,d Coun,y, o

Cont of Com Plras, Fal,ffid Comfy, O.
Psfhipn te sell Red Esfsf, Bndrr WH, eHd(sr eps
SfruetieH 0 the VIII.
Samuel JACKSON Administrator dcbSsis BoR, with tho
Z r. VIII snAe Ssd VI elst Aaeblin, Jsesased.
against
Jacob Rariek and ffhDs,s, GiS Wife, and others.
TTIHK said jscob Rnrck and Franeis. his Wife, ana
j their uUknown childreH.whoare all hpn:IeSidenis
of the State OF Ohio; the unknown children OF Rebec'
ca DoHsr, late Rebeeea NaehlE Apd 4php Black
whose residener u unkhVwp VIII LHfhhf lake potier,
that Samuel Jackson, Adminairator. dsboHfs nPnwitA
the Will apneSed 0f Peter Maebn, deceased aie of
said county has this DAY aed H. The Court 0fComm'h
Pleas for said county Of Fairfield his certain petition
| against The said non-re,iheni and unknoTp deirn-
dams aud Others. of The egalees ~ saii last Will
pray for order Of eouri N scl ihe farm ap WHICH
ibe said Peter Mafhln dyed in h,s lfe lime, in &C:
cOrdanee ith The Ill ptns O said 81. aud Alee Tor
a CONSTRUCTION 81 said Wiu. The said above panR1
delendanis will therefore herrby take B6'ire, that
less they shaft appear at the MAY Term, 40. Of sas
Court, to he holden the -ih day Of May neSi, an4
plead. answer or drmur 70 said pelion, locrss viii
/ 20 qsainsi the ae, oTdingly.
/ JOnN C.. RtINEV. Clerk.
| Fairfield County Common Pleas.
| j. VAN THuxF. Attorney.
! February ~, lHGU-Gw43 pfei2b
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

1 I'LL bCAl lin III n leAb''
PHILADELPHIA. March Sc, 1860.
Flour dull and declined l24c.
Wheat very dull.
Corn dull, with a declining tendency;
Yellow 7la72c. era .r
Provisions firm; Mss Pork $l8 25alaa
so. Lard steady at ll4aleo.
Whisky dull at 284o.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

GTWe are pleased to learn that our
friend Dr.. DAVIS has resumed the praiice
OF medicine.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29

trusstsss." adjourned and charged you for
a days services. The record shows that
between the I'd and lSth Of the present
month these gentlemen have held eleven
Of these meetings as follows: ,,.,,-
March Cd. $50 Ewing 4 Cannon met
and passed an order to send away paupsrs
$500. Adjourned. - e ms
Same day, met again. issued an order in
favor Of Joseph Murphy for 81 96 Ad'
iourued.
March 81. 1860. met again. Issued
an order in favor Of john D. Jackson Tor
$l6 IA. After which adj ourned.
March s. 1860. met again.
March 6. 1860, met. issued an order in
favor Of Samuel Cannon Tor So for services
as Trustee, after which they adjourned
March 10. 1860, met again.
March IS. 1850. issued an order in ia
yor Of Samuel Cinnon for S2,l5, for
ssrv ices as .rrustes. after which adjourn
cd. -.-.' ~
March IA. 1850, met again issued an
order in favor Of Nelson Smith for $l0,7t
also in favor of A. Brennemau for 81 ,oC
after which they adjourned.
March 10, 1860, met again, an orde
drawn 10 favor Of Samuel Ewing for $50
Samuel Cannon for $500 after which ad
jousued.
March l6. 1850. met again, an orde
drawn in favor Of Samuel Cannon 70
SO, 90 for services. after whioh adjourned
March 10. 1860. met again an orde
drawn in favor Of G. Flem for rs cents
after which they adjourned.
For these IL meeting Messrs CsnnO
and Ewing have charged or at least ar
entitled to charge the Township S,s2
This business could and ought tc hav
been transacted at single meeting, at
cost Of S.2 instead Of S,as. II will ais
be seen that four of there Elspsn meeting
wsrs held for no other purposes than drau
ing dribbling orders in fasor of AemseluG
for services d thot no other business whatsUt
uas transacted. Such things as these W
have no hessitaucy in denouuclng .
shameful and outrageous-not longer
be tolerated by an intelligent community
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
BALTIMORE MARKET
BALTIMORE. March 26, 1860.

DALIIMUNN' IT"IOH Ut F1o0'
Flour quiet; Howard stree: held at 8 873
as rs offered.
Wheat firm ard quotations unchanged.
Corn steady; Yellow 7oa7lc; White 7oa
72 cents.
Whisky dull at 22aa23 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK. March 26

NEW 0RK, Marcn go
Flour--Demaud less active. and market
favors purchasers. Receipts increasing,
and holders generally rather more disposed
to realize; sales at IS l5,5 25 for super
fine State; 5 30a5 As for extra State; 8 Is
as 25 for sup. Western; s 30a5 IS for com
mon to medium extra Western; an s 95s
6 10 for shipping brands extra round loop
Ohio. market closing dull. s.t.
Whisky quiet and unchanged sales 100
barrels at 22Ic.
Wheat dull, and prices OF common des
criptions tend downward; sales Of prime
Red Southern at about 45; good White
Indiana at 65and Chicago Spring report
ed at about II. NJ
Rye quiet and upchangedi s,les at s5a
Barley heavy and lower; sales Of Stale
at 72a80c for common to prime.
.Corn-Prime White and Yellow scarce
and iu demand; I'll otherkinds DUH and de
clining; sales at 72a75c for inferior TO mix
ed Western.
Oats plenty and very dull at 43al4c.
Butt dull and heavyi good and prim'
parcels in pretty good request; sales at !
al4c fer Ohio, end i4.9Oo for State.
Cheese sailing slowly a. loale4c.
Molasses steady; sales at 38a4oc forPor
to Rico; Cuba at a7A28c.
Fruit-At!auction; Messna Oranges q
81 8Oa2 0, and Lemons at SO 25-cash.
Sugar steady; sales Of Porto Rico at 75c
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DR.. a. q. WALLACE

''"~eF'"B - p'si ~ hbVDf
Dr.. Wallace vii yl'if tho agoYs plsedt pisfss'qR.
IT SExamlnaioa eohsaIiatien, and ad dslce, free qf
charge. r,
Those wishing treatment vii DO prescribed for on
the most reasonable terms,
DR.. walIaCes object 10 coming before ths putiqIn
his present capacity the suppression ofimpositlon,
both 10 and ont of the medical prOfe ssOn. 10 has
long been industrious student Of Sgtufc-a close
observer Of facts Ind from his kn0s ledge Of the SUBJ
oct he Is obs0lately certain of aud prepared 10 de'
monstrnte the fact that the theor upon which all The
present mediclne giving sy'tems a1e based 10 all
tonv Of and never permanently cure diseases; but On
the contrary, tho eopslniion Of The patient s always
more or less rreparlbly injured by the treatment Of
the well meaning. but msedueated dpet0rs, nnpJin-
lcpied and irresponsible quaeks, and patent msdl-
cine who make use ofdrug stuGS. q rIs!
DR.. Wallace 10 nov Tego o1liolziDg the MINDS Of ule
people the subject; he 10 Introducing an enlreiy
bew and rational syatem for cgripg DISEASES, Yaids
Twin eny need to give his System Trial " be cOnvinc-
cd Of Its decided superiority oyer all others noA
lpractieed. rr .,.., 4.
diseases therefore should hesitate 10 avail tbem-
selves ofhs superior skill aud new Titem Of treat
ment.
His termsare 500 for the hrst prescription, and
10 % 90 for subsequent gdyee, direrons or pIeserb
ton which Is less than half the usual charge for such
services.
ave observe from our esehanges. that Dr.. wsllaes
visit various towns in this Vicinity, for The practe
or his Profession Afflicted peTsens may apply 4
him with the utmost conldsnce IN his great skill as
practitioner, ana bis thorOugh integrity "a man.-
We bear this yoloptary Testimony TO bis character
hoping that 1t may be 10 some slight degree beneficial
to him and to the afflicted in the various places Of hi
anpointment.'-l Logan Gazette
March go, le59-t5
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TO THE VOTERS OF HOOKING TOWN.

We call the attention Of the voters OF
Ibis Township, irrespective Of party to
the following facts as showing how their
taxes are increased from year to year by
those, they have put in Office and who seek
10 be elected again. y -.I --l.- (
VOTERS REMEMBER
That the fees Of SAMUEL CANNON for his
services as township TT ustee for the year
1883 was one hundred and twenty FIVE
dollars. The fees Of SAMUEL EwIsa for
the sumo year was ons hundred dollars
while the fees OF Isaac Kerns for the same
year am ouuied 10 fourteen dollars.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
That Mr. KERNs procured the passage
of resolution that the Trustees should
hold stated monty meetings. and that 10
violation Of that resolution Mesars. EWING
and CANNON have held frequent mselings
when the only business before the Trustees
was to give single order not as large in
amount as their own charges would be for
holding these meetings. s,.
VOTERS REMEMBER
That several such meetings have been
held BY CANNON and EWING whed tie only
business done was to make orders for tie
payment OF small portions Of their salaries
and that they have thus charged the town,
ship for holding meetings 10 order the pay.
ment OF their own services,
REMEMBER
That tbsy have held five meetings to
yay themselves between the 9Th and 18th
Of March, 1850.
DON'T FORGET
That Mr.. KERNs as one Of the Trustees
insisted that Messrs. CANNON and EWING
should present an itemized account for
ir services which they have failed to
do.
REMEMBER
That the fees of Mr.. Kerns for three
successive years that be has been Trus'
ee Of this township have been $500
Sl4.0O and Sl3.25.
TAX PAYERS REMEMBER.
That Mr.. Kearus is an independen
candidate for reelection on Monday mex
and you wish to reduce the needless
expenses Of the township aad rebuke sucl
official abuse as we have shown above
then see that his name is on your tickets
WARD MEEV1NG Pursuant to call th
Republicans of Ward No. met in tb
North School building on Saturday eve
ming March "a. for the nomination Of can
didates for the Spring election.
The mset;ng organized by calling AMo
q HuNFER to the chair and appointing G. W
0 EDeAR Secretary.
Il Joseph G. Kinkead was unanimousl
d nominated candidate for city council
d Several names were presented as Cal
d didekes for Assessor and upon the 81 ba
y lot Mr.. G. SVEISMAN was declared the non
5. luce.
1t On motion the Secretary was ordered
Ne furnish copies Of the proceedings of tl
ID meeting to the Lancaster G zette al
of American Democrat for publication. 81
d meeting then adjourned.
AMOS HUNTER, Chm.
~ G. W. EDGAR, Sec'y.