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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

In View OF the SD and Startling Fact
that the following steamers have been lost President Co
lumba Humboldt, City OF Glasgow City OF Philadelphia
rank!n Arctic Pacific Lyonnais Tempest, Austria Indian
LANO Life Preserving Garments They cannot be told when
from other clothing Over SIX hundred officers OF vessels
have bought them Salesoom 2o6 Broad
way, opposite the City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

Hill's Hair Dye so Cents.--Dsp0t No.
Barclay street. and sold by al druggists inimAbe hair cut.
ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

THE REGATTA.
EMrIRE CITY REGATTA CLUB
II meeting OF this Cub sbeid the Vars pa.
Hotel o Third and Eighth stree " NuA.
evening August q 1900, II unanimously
Resolved itst the members Of this CluS tie b,.n-r q
NeN York and All who aka interest In q f-sa.s
e 10 assemble a the foot Of Gouveneur stree iys
thursday rh inst, At O'clock u AZ ds~A-y =.
tbs giiy 1baay Mr. Martin Ne oelebra, 81 "a
M Martin viii proceed dow the EAa. ~ -
around The Battery up The North river v hanz
A NJ gstsExe, Sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

Grover & Bakers Celebrated Noissless
Sewing Machines the bes. family 90 wing 40
Broadway New York. and lS2 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

Nfr. Lamar, q Prominent Citizen Of Cuth-
bert Georgia and Mrs Weaver of Albany New, York, have
both been cured of consumption by using
Dr. 5. BoyEE poDs' Imperial Wine Bisers,
Der stree Nev YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

Ftnkie d Lyon sewing Machine COM
anyA machines warranted perfect satisfaction
money refunded. Agents wanted. 5S8 Broadway, N. Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

SteinWay 4 soma OverstrunR Grand
and Pianos considered the best
are warranted for I'VE yeaa Wareroons s. and 81 Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

PAIRS PENDING BEFORE MS HONOR. THE saYos
i for approval. -
RESOLUTION appointing second Asgtlsl Clerk 70 l- p.,r
n salary Of $500 per snnum.
adopted.
Rr'outon 10 pay bl Of C. ). Warren bo.rd for vi
uesSes during July, s2sS.
Hoard Of supcryis0rs. Angus, IS iSs On are, sse
adopted.
Resolution 70 pay bn Of keJser Co., SIC a. 70. .euiD,
furnace IN The Hall of Records 1870
hoard Of Supervisors Ausus ss 1860. o. sye. Az 49,
aiot cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

Singer q Co.'S Gazette out for Gratuitous
distribution. Call at 45S broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

II. II. II. Prince OF Wales.-Phot0Qraph s
from Il e of the Royal Family exhibition FARIS
Photographic Art Gallery date Roots, 363 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

Brooklyn Photographs.--Minia
Cabinet, Imperial and IJfe size.
CHAs II. WILLIAMSON. Ks.ablAhed 1851
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, February go. 1860


Flour-The prevailing snow,storm re.
stricls operations, but the market may be
quoted a shade better, with moderate de,
mand for home tradt. and some little specu
latiye inquiry; sales at 81 2o@5 25 for su>
per6ue State; IS 30@5 45 Tor extra 90;
IS 1916 80 Tor superine Western; SIS goa
5 80 for comiidn tc medium extra do; 81
75a6 for shipping brands 9 ,tra round hoop
OHIO, closing quiet and firm, a..
Whisky dull and dlooping; sales at 23I
24c, the latter favorile brands.
Wheat firm, with moderate milling de
msnd, The nominal quotations, are 81 I6
al. 10 for Chicago Spring; 81 goal % for
Milwaukee Club. i & 41bf t4i
Barley firm; sales at about ST go. sE
, Corn quiet and unchanged; sale at 78a
1870 for new White and Yellow, and 7So
for Western mixed.
Oats in little better demand; 45s46c for
Western. Canadian and State. 81 a
Dressed Hogs firmer;; aale al 8a94o
Bacon, SCARCE, quiet and firm, ,.,,
Cut. Meats less active. and prices un-
changed; sales at 30 for Shoulders, aud 9l
askc for, Hams. .i'-s 'gsc'' ~ ~
Lard firm; sales at llallso, a sale d
so kegs was made at 1910, .s 4
Butter, there is rather more doing ID
Butter at lia15o fotsObio. and 6s2ec !fbi
State. Cheese steady at 9a1i!,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
Th,l Lind of vorldly hono, H., 1. =

Thsl kind Of worldly honor lhst is At,
taohsd to wealth snd fashIouabls life, at
the expense Of honest industry and virtu.
Gus sconomy. iS as dew Of the morning
The man Who would refuge polite atteh.
ton to your daughter. because she kept
her own house and could earn het own liy.
ing with her own hands, ,hCcsid be .buru.
ed from yOar boass. The young lady
who Would slight an honest, bard. Working
yOuhg man. and throw herself awsy upon
fast young gentleman. though he may
bave money. FaiarrsI may pine out the
evening Of her life in want, with all her
boarding school accomplishments.
What shall We do with our cbildrenY
give them rational education, learn them
to work, teach them iis. IAN. honest man 5
the uoblest work Of ,4od." But above ali,
make them ashamed Of folIies amongst
which they are living; to live within their
income. pay their debts, and do unto all
men as they would have others do unto
them. ATHENS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
Napoleon and the -Pope.

AHtholTfgbty and wonderful machine,
ryspethe Roman Catholic Church is in
operation 70 dive the Emperor Of France
from ibis position regarding the temporal
sSysleigalgluf The Pope This win avail
nothiug. however, e4cept t. show that the
PtiestS DO, hot understand their epoch, and
that ths. Emperor does. understand his
The position Of the Emperor II i@pfeanaS
blF cd p simply this; Fbepeople Of Cen
ttH Italy shall BE- recognized as entitled to
govern ihemsslyes. No foreign power
sbaII iaieflefsTto Es>sstablish papal suthori,
~ over the Romagns, or restore the Dukes
ohgdss6sy and Modens and tho Duchess
Of Parma to7thSir thrones. esE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CtNoiYNArI, February 60, /

y CINCINNATI, February 20, 1860
Wheat-The demand continues small;
we have no change to notice in prices, and
quote prime White al 81 30@l SO, and
prime Red a, ST 25@t 28.
Corn Ear Coru continues sesdv, Si,h
fair demand at 4S(049c. in bulk. There
is good deal Of ShrIird off-ring. and the
market Is dull at 52@53c per bushe. buy.
erS furnishing sacks.
!, Oats--Ths demand is good, and prices
firm at 47@48o. in bulk; in sacks at49a5O
Rye-The demands; continues fair, and
prices are steady at SEC.
Barley-The market is tealy, with q
fair demand at 65@69 prime Fall. and 58c
@68c for fair good: cF oice Fai at roc.
Cheese-The demand is fair and prices
firm at 94@l0c forW R. and lie for ED
Bulter-The market is dull ard heavy
We quote Central Ohio at 1l@l4e.. and v
R, at l4@ l5o; in tubs w r at 1910.
Apples-The export demand has fallel
off, and prices have declined to S9@3 PEE
barrel; choice SO; good at SO s5. Driec
are dull at 6l@7o per ib.
Potatoes--The market is firm. with ,
good demand at $s per barrel for prime
Northern,
seed-olovverr remain ddl and uochaug.
ed we quote prime to choiee at 81 $780,
10 per bushel Timothy is in fair demant
at S3@3 s5 per bushel Tor fairto choice.
Flour-The market continues dull, abc
the demand limited, and cbi,Ay local. =
Small sales Of Super6ne at SIS 50@5 65
and Of Extra at IS 1906 80, the latter al
extreme rate for family
Whisky dull and prices t. lower; sales
at 9o@c. including that from wagons.
Groceries--A good demand for Coffee
and the market is buoyant, sale at 1901;
for prime Rio, and lS4c for Santos. Su
gar unchanged and quiet at 8@88c. Mo
lasses dull at 43@44c, and in some case
30 is obtained Tor prime, IN cypress coop
erage, TO the county,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23


GEoRGE BOYER OF the State Of Indiana, and
w John Boyer Of the State Of California, will take
notice that Lewis II Bond ofthe comfy oi Pickaway
aud state Of Ohio did on the Q6thdsy ofJannary, 1861
Aled his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Fairfield county, Ohio, against the said George Boyer
and John Boyer delendaRs settling forth that the de-
PENDANTS ars indebted L, him in.ihe srmof slS.upon
judgementobtainedby HaInlin 4 Norris against the
said defen dahts, before Frank Knnear. Justice OF
the Peace of Rckaway county Ohio, in the year 1850,
and which Judgement assigned TO this plaintiff by
the said Hamlin Morris. and also directing he Clerk
said ou rts 70 issue rider of said
aase returnahle according 10 law the defendants
are hereby notified W war said petition
or before the third Saturday after the 22d lay OF
March next and the said dafendants fnriben not-
fed follow ng property has been duly attach
ed In this To satisfy said claim, vita The uudi
vided two eevenths OF the following described real
esae situate In the county Of Fairfield aud the State
or Obi and kno wn as being the North half Of the
South east quarter of Section No. 90, Township No.
subject 40 the widows dover LEWIS H. BOND. F.
February l6, l6i0-6wi2pfS5 25
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
BARgAINs!- Under this &ea,


ysaBARGAINs! Under this Head
In another column,appeears the adj
vertisement of cur feltow.towns-
man WIN, SHurr. Mr.. $. has on
hand a fac Ssafiety Of vehicles,
suIch,as y h: = = I, Carriages. Bhggies, and
Express wagons, all Of which are
for sa . at greatly reduCed prices.
He still occupies his old stand On
Wheeling Street, where he may
always be seen during business
hours. ] Read the advertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
Correspondence of the Cincinnati commerciaI.
Nmnk q Ei.r.n.i..a. d


coresHondcnce Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
Buckeyes Figuring in Minnesota Politics.
=, ST PAUL. MIN, Feb. 2l. 1860.
EDS CoM.:--Tbose who have emf grated
from the Buckeye State to Minnesota, have
still hosts Of friends remaining behind,
many Of whom, must of course. be anon G
the wide spread readers the Comm arci al
For their qualification. your correspond
ent sends yoG the following list Of Buckeyes
who tdve turned up" il Minnesota poll.
tics:
!, Lafayette Emmett, formerly Of Mount
Vernon, o., CbiRf tus,ice Of Supreme
Court: Wm. W , low. Mount Vernon,
Member, Of Congress; J. H, Baker, Chilli.
cothe, SecretarH Of State; G. W. Arm
strong, Mount YeTHpp, State Treasurer.
The following Buckeyes are members
Of the Senate Of our present Legislature.
DaEid Heatoh. (R) formerly Of Butler
3 b. M. VIM, (R) Ma.rinsun Co..
W., - rf "}a t'-
Gen. R. I. Bartholomew. (R.) Ashtss-
bula Co.. o.
! br, ,aso. Watson, tR.} Ash'abula Co..
D. G. Evans, (K J dahoaiing Co.. q.
Thos. Clarke, Cd Lake Co, o.
! A. B. Webber, (R.) Secretary of the
Senate, Trumbull Co., o.
The following are members of the House
Of Representatives.
R. NJ. johnson. (R Wayne Co., O..
A. j. Van Worries, (R J Athens Co.,
u R. II. knox. (R.) Ross Co. g., 8.
DR.. L. H. Girrard,, (R. Cincinnati. O..
J.A. Anderson. (R. J CLARK Co., o.
F. Webster. tR.j Ashtabuls. Co. o.
H. Walker, (R J, Lake Co. o.
J s. Letford, (R Cincinnati. O.
VIM. Pander, { R. Cincinnati, o.
VIM, Nettletou. I'd Ashlabnla Co..
Cold. A. Robertson, (D.) [U. S..
Marshal under Polk, in Ohio, Fairfield
Co., 0.
WIN n. wheeler, formerly oil Columbus,
was private Secretary to the late Govern
or, and State Librarian, Ben. s. Brodbel!,
fromerly Of Columbus, also, is Clerk in
the State Auditors office. pr Massey.
formerly Of Columbus, also, and son in
law u Gov. Medary. is register OF the
Land Office, at Forest City. in this State
Marcus Olds, son ofDr, Odds, of precious
memotSI was, till recently, Register of the
Land office Ft Minneapolis. He is now
an Episcopal ..Clefeyliau. In the above
Hundreds q other Buckeyes are i, scat i,
tered through various portions of, our
young and vigorous Stale, diffusing Buck
eye life and characteristics in ~ develop
menl oI the "Star Of the NORTH.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23


List Of Patents issued to Western Inv venlors
for the week en- ding February IA. 1860
each bearing that date.
Tbos. Murphy, Of Cincinnati, o; for
Improvement in cultivators.
Oils W. Stanford. Of Cincinnati, o.; for
improvement in grinding mills.
Jonathan Smith, Of Tifim. O.; for i'm
provement in seed drills.
H. Maranville, of Clinton, O.: for i'm
provement in coin detectors.
aaron W. Geaheart. Of Bealville, O.,
for Improvement in bee hives.
Thomas Daniels, OF Toledo, o., for id
provemen, in stop coc ks.
Joseph Psrson,, Of Carthage, o., fol
improved rotary steam engine.
Joseph B. Charles. Of Ashland, o.; fol
Improvement III fan blowers.
Decatur West and Aaron Puderbrugb
Of Waltz Township. Indiana; for improve
ment in lathes. for turning irregular forms
Charles S. Irwin, of Madison. Iuj for i'm
provsment in the manufacture Of starch.
j. o: Harris and w. F. Slewder, o.
Ottawa, ILL.,; fOt improvement in cdliva
tors.
Samuel Buser and John II. Busef, o
Warren ILL.,, for Improvement 10 harvest
ers.
D. ]. Powers, Of Madison. Wis; for i'm
provement in straw -cutters.
Francis Van Dofeh, Of Adrian Mich.
for imp oyement in hand seed planters.
E. L. VerIrees, Of Howe's Valley, Ry.
for improved mode Of cutting boot vamps
Joseph Vowles; Of New Hudson. Mich
for improvement in cuIlivstors.
August Wulzs, Of ST. Louis, Tor i'm
pr9SemenIt fn smut mills.
N. A. Patterson. OF King sson, Tenn.
for Improvement IN barrows.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
saP PEoueHs, HARDWARE, s.

saPGoUeHs, HARDWARE, Sc. "
Special attention to the advertise
fheHt Off. .. Bowie, Esq. to bc
fotfnd nj another column. He
offers to the farmers in this vicin-
ity an excellent variety Of ploughs
some ofwhich are the following;
ellis Combination, Peacock s.
Sons Steel, Miller 4 Cos steel,
and DarsI's cast ploaghs. Farm
(, would do well to call and ex-
|amine for themselves. Mr.. B.
has also on hand an extensive
stock Of hardwafe, cutlery, from,
nails, &c, to which he invites
Your attcttfi on-giye him a cali
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKET s.
Nav ORLEANs. Fahrnarp 1f

New ORLEANS, February 18.
Flour unchanged. and dull at Sc 25a5
81 for superfue. 1900,
Corn scarce and firm at73,75, for mixed.
A fair demand for Bulk Meats. aud the
market firm st 6f'7c for Shoulders, and
8sa8tc for Sides,
There was rather better feeling in the
Sugar market at the close, aud prices were
a shade firmer. closing at 74s7a for fair.
Molasses dull and the demyai limited,
but holders are firm and not willing to
make any important concessions, choice So
a f0c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
Court of Com. Pleas, Fairfield County, o
-Ha.L PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Isaac GroS, Administrator Anthony Meyer, deceas-
ed, Plaintiff.

Thomas Me?e5, Rarbary Kelleny ct al aIDefendan.s.
|nEFENDANT Thomas Myers is hereby informed
y and notified, that have nled q petition as Ad-
ministator of TIE Estate of anthony Myer deceased
in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield county,
Ohio. for the sale. &e Of the following Real Estate
hr property OF said deeedent. -wit Situate in the
County NJ Fairfield in the State OF Ohio. and being
the Bast half Of the East half Of the Northeast Quarter
Of Section No. 90, of Township No. IA. of Range No.
49, combining Fort! and e0ln0 OF an Acre, and
pursuance Of the prayer OF said Petition.
the hrsiday of the February Term A. D. 1850, of said
Court, soon thereafter counsel be heard,
ask forau order for the assignment OF the Widow Of
said An;honv Meyer and the sale Of the Real Estate
herein before described or 80 much thereof as may
be necessary 10 pay his debts, = Q.
The said de tndantr rBarbary KeIleny viii also take
notice that the said pantiT will the time pray
for the correction othe following mistake in the Iced
OF conveyance frouithe said Barbary Kelleny to the
said deceaaed wit: That said deed be corrected 10
convey Che "Eas half Of the East half Of the Northeast
Quarter of Section Noas. ofTownship Nol4. Of Range
No 10" whefoas now conveys the Eas, half Of the
East half OF the Northeast Quarter ofSecon No
Township No. l4,oi Range No. 90.
"a ISAAC GRcFF,
Administrator Of nthony Meyers, deceased.
sTrxi HcoNB q CLARBE. Attorneys.
February 2, 1860 4ws0pfS475
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
,~ PHtiADElPHik. February 90

BfeadStuffs 6rm. Flour steady.
Wheat active and firm at 81 so forWhite
and 81 35@1 36 Tor Red. s. ..es.
Corn firm; sales Of Yellow at 76c
Provisions active; Mess Pork sic 50@
ls rs; new Prime els, Bacon 6rm; Hams
1l4@l3; Sides iolo. Shoulders 81. Lard
ITO. WHISKY 945@g5c. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

HH New Hampshire bss not yet got
the better Of Pierce any more lhsa Penn.
sylvsoia Of her favorits son. The Dover
Enquirer ssyb the dsnger Of the defeat Of
its party uextMarch Is greater than IL has
been at SOY election for The past FIVE yesrs.
To ruin The democratic party 10 aoy State,
il is only necessary TO Elevate its leading
spirit to tbe Presidency. 4 bad sign.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
AucfibN.A4C. AAKoN haking

AuCftbN-C. AARON having
purchased J,ll Of Gsrson Ills entire
s,sclsqfJewselts and FanctGooJs
will offer the same 1T auction,
commencing this evening Per
sons desiring goods in his line can
now have an opportunity Of pdr-.
chasing at their own prices.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

The above 1. portrait Of David MSCreery, Of Ys-
plertownship, who, on tbs 3lst day Of August. 1872
made Jusiiee Gofley that he was treat.
ed Tor 'he enre of Cancer by three physicians OF Bod
ford couEiy and by Dr. Newton ofths Ecectfc Col.
lege Cineinbat for aperod ofneariy eight months
notwithstanding which, his ip nose and potion of
his lef cheek were entirely eaten away He had Civ
en- up N hope when eheard ofibe ''BIood search.
er, and was induced 10 try Il. Four bottles cured
him, and sithongh sadly dsagured there is no q1es.
ton bat what his inysnable medicine saved his life
he fnil particulars Of this remarkable cass F,Iy DC
seen IN eircnar.vhich be hsd ofany ofihe agens
We ALEC reierto the case OF Nancy slsGkney " Fl.
dertcn Armstrong comfy. Pennsylvania cured Of
scrpfula amer beiu- unable gel oai for 3ycars
To the case 81 lady In nsnnvitle cIearHelh Coun
Is, WHO was also sHctea Yith Serofula In les worst
form. - ~ 70 ss@t fe 4
To the cs.e pfGeorge MeiseI. residing In Csrroll-
town, Cambs county, Pennsylvania. who vas 70 bhA
ly afflicted with Cancer halt eat his entire lose OF
and his case worse, ifpossble than AcCreery's.
Tho particulars Of these eases. every one OF Witch
was cured Inc use ofiAe Blood Searcher-nay also
be found in circular 10 be had rfany agent 7a
K. NJ. LEMON, PropTietor
Lsboratof5 forIhe man nHfsctafs and sale near the
Pa. Railroad Depot, Hnlidaysburyh, RehhsyivaBia.
DR.. Geo.H. keyser. Wholesale hgsnl. PIifsburg, Pa
For sale BY X KAtFFMAN 81 CO.. Lancaster; J. Il.
Swain Groyepori; e. schuller, Roberts & Samuel
Columbus: II. StutsoB, Wes: Jefferson; Dr.A. W.
Manson, Kehion, January 20, Is0o-lF39
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
Court Of Common Pleas. Fairfield County,
n = V7-.I -H"FV' I--T
Ulery, StoCkdale & 60. .t.s
Daniel Yeigh, Aqnilla Parish and others.

Daniel Ysigh, Aquilla Parish and others.
A ARoN YEIGH, Henry Weigh and Abram Weigh,
~ citizens and residents OF the State Of Iowa. will
hereby take notice. that the rlaintlns have this
day hled in. the CouFt 0f Common Pleas OF Fairfield
Comfy Ohio, against the said nonresident defen-
dae,& Co., did, 5th day Of OetOber, 1851, by
the cohsid ration or said Court, recover judgpe1.
againsither co-defehdante Dahel Weigh aud oihsrs.
In the sum OF S0453 80 and costs Of suit in the
of S967 So Thatthere was realized on said Judgment,
February %. lh59 the sum Of S5233, and that there
still remains unpaid op said judgmantthe sum Of ST.
O75 Thatan the defendants To saidjudgment are In
satisfy the same. That on the 96th day Of Decembet,
1885, Aqpilla Parrish executed and delivered noSt.
gage TO the SAID Daniel Yeigh upon tho ollowngTeal
esrtie in said County ~ Fairfield towit: part Of
the South side Of tho Southwest QuapieI Of hect0D
No. 26 and also part OF the North side Of The North
west Qnarterof Section No. as. Township no 10, and
Range No. 49, in said County OF Fairfeh; which sail
annually said Daniel 2ieghl during bis natural
lifea the sum TO bis assigns Or AdministIs
torsathis death Thcpettion alleges that the said
Aaron, Henry and Abram eiYgb, are childreL OF tho
said Daniel Weigh and pretend to assert some Interest
in and 10 said mortgage Tho petition prays that ibe
creed 10 be sold and the proceeds thereof ap piled to
the naynent ofhe balance due on ssid Judgment; or.
IL that shall bo denied then that said annuity and the
said sum of 300 as tho same shall respectively all
due, be subjected to the pat meht Of said Judgment.
| The said defendants, Aaron, HeOIy and Ahram
Weigh nonresidens as aforesaid are hereby notliod
to appear and answer o. demur 70 said pstiton BY
Saturday the Ord day Of March next decree VIII
>. s-' 'ss-@ss4G JOHN q. RAIEEY, Clerk +. o. p.
p, VlR TRuap, Attorney.
January %, ,ls0O--6w3opfee f5 &
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
Sale of Re0L Estate

TVNHE undersigned, Executor % the last VIII and
1 Testament OF solomon Rugh, late or Fairfield
County, Ohio, deceased, by virtue of authority in
said viii of said deceased for that purpose will oGer
for sale on the FIFTEENTH day OF MARCH A, D.
1860, the following Real Estac to-wit: The farm
which said deceased lived at the time Of his death :
situated about miles East of LANCASTER. near the
ZanesvIle aud Maysvile Turnpike Road, and adtoin-
ing the Pitcher Road. Said farm Is situated In Plea
SAINT township, and ooRtaius about 900 Acres, The
land IS Of good duality and the farm and location
desirable f.sr lsttr -sas t.f .4lfft H q. s~ t
Said sale will take place at the door of the Court
House in Lancaster, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
A. M. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. .,..
Terms of fSais-One>third ofthe purchase money in
hand the day Of sale third in one and one-ihird
In two years with interest on deferred payments
Possession Of said premises given ON the lstof April
A. D. 1860, fsa....e --t --..,ss .r ss....-, -
Deed will be executed and delivered on full pay
mont Of the purchase money. ~ -
=. -. 80, SAMyKL JACKSON. FL.
kAky Executor of oionon Rugh. deceased.
February 0, ,le60--5w4lpfS4 50 ,-s ..... -. .
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23

.ssAF The following appears in The Rich
&Ria IEnqairsr 10 40 Communication giving
ths fessons Why HRsRf A. WisE should
be hlOtniSnsd6y the Charleston consen
tlOp t0t ths Presidency: s.ar
4tb. Because he is so 'ia.imaisiy idsaii.
flsdC pad -. gl6fi0lsig ossoci6tgd with MS
lassI sIRsgolstioudry iaraad inJo he Mortaern
5ordeAefVirgihia ahd OftBe South that
the Slave Slates regard him with even in
creased confidence and affection. and the
trsilpEspf the enti,slays, States have Ieafn ,
cd to know that they have nothing to hope
either iSoni timidity or lsmerity il him.