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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
mExICAy NEWS.

WAsnrNoToH, Msrch l9.-The Now Or.
leans papers Of Toursday. received here
by Epress. give tie details Of Mexican
news brought by the Star Of the West
Miramoa approached Vera Cruz on the !
q9th ult,, With 5000 men numerous train
oil artillery and ammunition stores, and
sncampsd four miles from the city.
The hest quarters were At Meaina.-
Miramon several times surveyed the city
from the, sand hills. His principle genes
rails sre Robles and Negreti.- AL The in
bahtanls fed at bis spproaoh.
The city vas in the best state II de.
fence; the garrison was composed OF from
5000 to 1000 men, well supplied il every
respect. Gen. Iglesjas is iiu, command,
with Anpudia as chief Of artillery.
Col. Lane. an Engisbman, commands
a new sand fort recently erected near the
city, mounting six eighty -four pounders.
II is thought this fort will Be able to resist
the approach OF MiramOn, il the men are
faithful.
Oa the 18th ult., Col VivalladO. who
Commanded ous OF the principal forts OF
the sousharn side. was detected in con
spirscy to blow up the fort on Miramon'
, approach, and the latter was to enter tn
city Oh that side.
Thirty copspirators were bsnished from
the city, and Vivallldo condemned to fou
years imprisonment.
! Msurad's Havana Expedition raised tn
Mexican flag when out Of the Hayina har
: Dor. II was last beard from at Svai-
As far as was known, the plan vas TO Ian
on the coast at or near the mouth Of III
!, Msdelin River, and thence commdnicsf
with Miramon. Maral Esd on board
: large quantity OF ammunition stores an
/ twelve twenty. four pounders. It was b
:. llirved that several other vessels had sale
y from Havana on the came mission.
we'll laden schooner was known to hs'
sailed on the 10Th.
% Meanwhile Juarez is on the lookout 4
8 their expedition. He had battery plan
y ed at tho mouth OF Medeln river. Six
> seven schooner rugged gun.boals Wei
;. stationed along the coast to intercept it,
70 70 The Indlanola will tow the gun boats
81 action. Gen. GoyCouria was on board d
Indianola.
1t is stated that il Mirardon does n
' guarantee fdll protection to the Aueric'
y - flag. and the property Of our citizens, Cap
- y Jarvis will land 500 marines armed wi
i, ~ Minnie rifles.
u The Liberals and the American ciIize
,e y, were urging Captain Jarvis to capture n
10 ~ Tamon's expedition, which he had not d
VI , cided to do when the Teviot ssiled.
~ ~ Lieut. Carter, who had arrived at Ne
= Orleans, with dispatches for Wsshing.o
y, says that Vera Cruz was safe, but he thin
% 'o' Miramon will occupy Alvaradc.
u u The Havana Diario says that Miriam
e' has from G,OOo to 5000 men we'll 81
pliAd with artlllar Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
BALTIMORE MARKET
BKLr1MoRr. March 10. 1850.

Flour dull; Howard St. super6ne offer
ed at IS 65@5 87t without sales.
Grain--Wbeat dull, white 81 5o@l go
red I 36@l 40. Corn heavy; white and
yellow 70@79O. by weight.
Provisions Firm and unchapgsd.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

EE LITTLE & DREsBAoH have just re-
ceived large assortment Of New Spring
Goods. They have made their selections
with rare taste, and are now offering rich
and durable goods Of approved style al
low rates. live them a call.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
LEoruRE.-We have been requested to

LEcruRE.--We have been requested. to
give notice tn ssMr. J. N. FREE, OF Gin
cinnati The world renowned orator, phi
,losopber and satirist, will lecture in this
city on this and to morrow eveniugs.-
We blip the following from the Advertiser
published at ChilliOothe: p.
'' ~. N. Is without doubt. the greatest &c,
. MUS Of this benigbted age, and with the
seli.sacri6ciug spirit OF anSOcrates who
swallowed the deadly HemloCk for the
sake oftrutb, aud his philosophy is ready
1t any hazard TO combat the demon Of er
lror, "a every shape the grim monster naj
fas,en himself upon suffering public.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

A List of the Huusarian's Passengers
NLw YoRk, March 9O.--The agents OF
OF the steamer Hungarian give the follow
ing as the number Of souls on board when
she left L Liverpool, viz:
From Livsrpool--crew 90; cabin pas
seugers 80, steerags 30.
From Queenstown--csbin passengers
! 5; steerags 40; total loss 205.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
Pleasant Township Seminary.

TUNnE Annual Term the Pleasant Townshi P hemi'
4 nary will commence with DAY, a U ln'slh
A. D. 1860, and consist Of 40 weeks, divided utoIhres
SESSIONS, as follows -. =. 49,.
summer Session, from Aprihe 9th to June The 2a!h
la6O. Twelve weeks tuition, So. Vacation weeks
Fall Session from Sc eptember Ard to Ncvehiber 23rd
ls6O Twelve weeks tuition, sc. No Vacation.
And Winter Session, from November the esth' le1O
10 March the 10Th, 1861. Sixteen week la,tons'Ss
IrPBoarding VI i'll he fu rnished by tho Principal a.
se per week. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
Lancaster, March p, 1890 -ly7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

WoMAN's MlRR1AGE.-To marry one man,
while loving and loved by another. is about
the most grievous fault that a woman can
commit. It is sin against delicacy, a
garst kindness and truth. 1t in.
wolves giving that to legal right which
is guilty end shameful when given to any
thing but reciprocal affection. II involves
wounding the spirit, witheriug the heart,
perhaps blighting and soilug the soul OF
one who is abandoned and betrayed. Ii
involves the speedy disenchantment Of the
one who is Knocked by the shadow, where
he was promised he substance. and wht
grasps only the phantom Of soulles'
beauty, and the husk, the shell. the skele
ion OF dead affection. 1t entails cease
less deception at home and abroad, by da
and by night, at our downsttiig and ou
uprising; deception in every relation; de
ception is the tenderest and most erdear
ing moment Of our existence. 1t MAKE
the whole Of life weary, degrading. un
rewarded life. A right.minded woma
could scarcely lay deeper sin upon be
soul, or one more certain to bring down
fearful expiation.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

ES The shosmaksrs' strike is rapidly
extending to all the principal manufactu-
ring towns in Massachusetts,. The latest
demonstrations are at NewburyPort, North
Brdgewaer. Salem and Sutton. The shi'
kers are ofdorly and peaceful.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

E9r The news from Europe, by the
Teutonis. is Of general interest. The peo'
pie Of Central Italy are still giving his
Holiness the Pope material discomfort
They are anxious and determined to es,
cape from his yoke. and he is enlissing for,
eignsrs to restore bis parental aud bsHigh'
ant swsy over them at the point Of the
bayonet. s...,- ,-~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

ET The Republicans Of Ward No. !
will hold a primary meeting at the North
School house, on Saturday evening
March 81, for the purpose of putting ii
nomination a Councilman and Assessor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

E4r Attention is directed to the card Of
K. FR1rrER, Esq, in another column
Our worthy Mayor has removed his office
to the slford & Sturgeon Building in the
room formerly occupied by A. McVeigh
ESQ. ---
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
MARRIED,

March 2aud. by the Rev. r. G, Gal
braith Mr.. PERRr RooT and Miss AMANDA
REDD, all Of this city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
.Y1,E Fourth Ward.
& Council H. ORSHAW.
Assessor JOHN TOOL.

SPRING ELE6F1oN-We announce a.
Ebo boovs Republicans Township and City
Tiatsts tor fHISe coming APTill election
The candidates announced as good strong
and deserving deserving men. and contrast striking
" with the political hangers-on Of the
Democtatio party. They are not OH ONCE :
ss.kers, but honest men, Of sufficient en-
capacity to discharge the trusts in con-
rpseeoition' eeiti with which their names are men
toned. They are not such men as the
office honors,. but such as honor the office
Let all who have the interest Of the ta town own
sbipIand city at stake, rather than the success ''
of party, or the promotion of demagOgues
o;vs them their support.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

ETws understand by farmers frOmdif'
liereut sections of the country, that we will
have an abundance of fruit Of all kinds, il
not killed by frost hereafter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

TEMpERANoE MEETrSa-At the NJ. E
Church, on Tuesday eve next. The pub
lie are invited; especially all the ladies'
Addresses will be made.
By order. AMOS HUNTER,
TB','
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

Exo1riNa RAcE.-A local editor, with
bare head and coat skirts rsdiatipg hori
zonlally, was lately seeh annibilatug space
through = street, in pursuit Of an idea,
with two "aeuils" at his heels, CRYING lust.
ily for a Local" Exchange.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
n1rWe invite attention to the profes

4 ,spnal card Of M. SLouGH in another COL
81 amh. TALL Is an industrious young man.
80 and willatend With promptness to all bus
Ssrs mess entrusted to his care. Office with
on the tStinchcomb & Clarke; u the Foster Build
involve, Ing.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
AGFes, 'IOatriaee.

Last Saturday the wire workers and
wbiskey shops Of the democratic party de-
feated Mr.. Isaac Carnes' denomination as
township trasteo Mr.. carnes was the
onlv member Of the board from the coun'
try and was beaten in part, because Of his
locality, but principally because Of b is
honesty. For number Of years Mr.
oarnes has represented Hooking Town
ship = in in the capacity Of trustee. He has
discharged his duties faithfully and impair
italy guarding carefully and vigilantly the
interests, Of The Township, The issue
made against him and the reason ofhis de,
feat (as we learn) was that he aOrulinlzed
and opposed certain ekorbitant accounts 4
presented to the Board. and took issue
with the, e,neysr-erring Cannon and EWING
upon their allowance. 10 this way he De
came stroub blesome on the ir hands and Oh
'icctionable to certain gentlemen who arr
fond 81 outing largely Of the public 'a'
and consequently they sought and secured
his removal. From what we know OF tn
Srsssbt democratic csndidstes, we can as
sure those having claims against the tow n
chip that they will not be troubled b.
much Investigation. Heretofore we h''
thought it the policy to elect responsible
and capable men to places of trust; me
Who we're hot only competent to mansg
their own business successfully but VII
were capable aud willing to devote tim
aud attention to the affairs Of the Towr
ship. and it used to be that none othe
could be elected. Now, the Office thong
not political one is made strictly part
zau, and no man but politicSl demagogr
who is familisr with the "tricks' and vi
'condescend to "take" them can be nom
mated or elected. 1t is high time that tn
matter be taken in hand.
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T Nv r
SPLENDID STRAWBERRIES.


HOOKER.-vsry productive; large, beauu:ni'
and orCaEQUALED QUALITY. -F7 t-
Wilson's Aiba nytf-EIs0eding'7 p'odae'''e'
FINE PoR MARK 81 -.
TrIomphe de Gand,--INSENSE slSE'
splendid appeafanee, and Aga tiesr. 7afs ; a.j
PyramiAal Chilian--yery handsome pro-
,duotye hard and fes4 dGrsr. ...--. .
Large Early &c csrlet;-rHe EARtlEST;pro'
| ducilTe, aad s1tsiisAs a.H..
Astts possible to secure all the ezeellepeie' Q, lal'
most popaar fruit IN oas parsty. We oter ne ahoVs
IS coprihng, in5 sorts. the points desirable
| Fs again eoafasnfls RECOMMEND tAs HOOK TX
as 5g far the 6sSt far 4nly use, sRtg 9"s 'ot 10
p!aafsteOabiRisg greater ElRS'r v 'Ls'''s"s'''
! tAsR aAy ether partdy t,
TPAll OF ths above have perfsct-f overs, A." i'
produce excellent crops If pl=psed sBgly orogelhef'
-tsecurely packed to be forSArded by express;
Per 100 plants OF any ofthc abovO vArety'."SS W
roo " 90 Of each yarielg. ..........'''''.'' W
" 800 - 100 Of each variety. .....'.'''''.'''' SV
! a. 100 UIihe Hooker -......s.,''''.'tf l,''lu v
II. r.. HOOKER&C co.
! ~. .. COMMERCIAL NURSERlES.
Nsroh g, Ieso-3E+5 Rsehester' HeN iofS'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
1nrab R.ret npd FI4seis. b. We, ala Olhst,

Jacob RGrek and Francisi MS "hei hhS ouisIf'
TUyHR said Jacob Rarck and Francis. his Wife. Hbn
theirunknown children, who sre all HoH-Tes.deIts
OF the state OF Ohio; the unknown ehilTen OF Kepse
whose residence /, unknown; will hereby take roilSei
that Samuel Jackson, Admin istratOr dsbenfs nwlm
the WIN annexed OF Peter 1RrhlIn, deceased sis o.
Pess Tor said county Of Fairfield his cer.aln pes,ion
against the said aon-resident and unknown delsn7
dants and others Of the legatees ot said last VIZ:
he said Peter Machln lived In his life time, In re-
cordanee with the directions Of said i'll and ase ios
construction Of said VIII Ths said above namea
defeudapts will therefore bsreby take notice. ihAt al D,
less they sha appeLr a,Ihe May Term le6h- oi SAD
Court 10 be holden on tie ~ day Of May next, An9
plead answer or dsmu 10 said petition, adeeree "ll
~ . S-'D'' JOIN Q. RaiNEY, Clerk,
| Fairfield Conni5' Common Pleas
| P. VAs TRrxP. Attorney.
Fabrusry %, l5G0-5W43 pfS42J 1870. o.
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HATS. CAP &.
PALM LEAF AND STRAW GOODS.
WIN. DODD g. GO.
Manufacturers nd WhOlesale3
DRA.L1ErIRF 50
Ss.aAs sgaIa asrs,i, . dssrs kslss FsAri1 !
CINCINNATI, OHIO,


ORoRGE BOYER OF ibe State Of Indiana Apd - !;
IN John BOY or Of the State Of California, Ni tare
n0ilce that Lewis II Bond the eonnsy % PlskaEy
aad Stats Of Ohio did the a6th day OF Jalne e6Qg
nlsd hls petition 10 the Court Of Common Piess 0f
Fairfield coo Ety. Ohio, against the said GsorEe bossr
and John Boyef. dsieudgnts settling forth tha ne de-
fendants are Indebted ~ him 10 The sum OF SifsSpon
Judge ent ob,ained by Hamlia& Morris agalnAl ~ 90
ssd defe ants. before Frank kinDeP. Justice q
the Peace ~ Piekaway county Ohio fhthe year t6So
aud which jldgemsht was aasgned otba plainn ~ -
Che said Hanlin Norris, and also directing he cle,k
Of said Cou s to Issue an rder Of tAchment hHalh n
case retnmsbe acco rdng to Jaw. apo the defsndAns
are hereby notified 10 sppeat aud answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday Mler the 22d ~
March next and the said defendants are further noi
aed. that The following property has been duly aaeh-
sdin ths satisfy said csiin to-viii be guol-
tasd two eleyenhs of ths following desetib0d Feai
estate slut,e 10 tbe counts Of FAIRFIELD and the state
of ohis and kp0 WI being tie Sorlh half Of The
souih- -sas quarter q Section 80. p, IpWnshp No.
10 Range No. 20: cOntsiniDg 81 acres more or leAs
subject 10 the Widows iDTer. LEWIS d. BOND,
/ FekraAry 10, l5fO-6Si2pfsJ %
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

New FIRM.-The Messrs. HUNTER have
recently opened in the sh@fer Corner in
connection with their extensive stock Of
g Drugs, Medicines. Perfumery 60, a
very. choice stock Of Family Groceries.
70 which they invite the attention of the
citizens OF Lancaster and vicinity. See
lhsit advertisement in to.day's paper.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

GE Let it be remembered that on Mon
day, April end, our Township and City
election comes off. Let us show a good
hand.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKEY, 4
tThe Purest Medicinal Agent ever known has iurn,
tshed the community Stimulant, Pure Heaithfnl and
nv gorating, at the same time adeheloIs pevetaKe.
Is calculated to do away with the vie drnESeu stuu
that Is pamed W on he community, and which ls ~
furious to body ane mind. In addition to th certln-
Gates beneath, ne has received Diploma rpm me
STATE AGRICULTURAL SoClErY,and addiuona
testimony frem DR., JACKSON OF Boston, who teSii-
aes under OATH to It's absolute purity.
CEKTIFICATES..
PHrtApEtPIiIA Sopierhber 0, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample OF Chesnut
Grove Whiskey which you and nd that II con-
tsins none of the Poisonous Substance known as Flu
sill OIL which is the characteristic and Injurious ingre
dent OF the whskey in genera use,
BOOTH, GARRET & CAMAC,-
Analytical Chemists.
New YoRK, September 3, 1859.
Ihave analysed sample OF Chesnut Grove Weis'
key received from Mr.. Charles Wharton. Jr., ofPhi
adelphia and having carefully testediI am pleased
To state that III entirely free from poisonous or dele
teriors sphst nses. It's an unusually, pure and hni
favored quail " Of whiskey. JAMESR Chiffon.
| Analytical Chemist
BosroN, March 7, ls5N.
have made chemical analysis Of cGm mercial sam
| pies of Chesnut Grove Whiakey, which proves to b.
Tree from the heavy Fgs Oils, and perfectly pure an
unadulterated. Tho nne favor OF this Whiskoy isde
rived from the Grain used in manuiaeturingit..
Respectfully, a. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assyer;
II . 10. 10, Boylston Street.
For sale by c. VIVA RToN, Jr., Sole PriuciT al gent
| no. III Wglnul ElIeet, Pbli5,elphis
March !, leen-5nH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
Tho sueeeh Of The Ffeneh Emperor,


A correspondent Of the N. Y. Herald.
writing from Paris Of the speech Of the
Emperor Of France On the st lust, at the
opening Of tho Senate and Corps Lsyisla.
III, says: =
"a voice from the farther entrance OF
the ball announced "E'Rmpersur.," Ev.
erybody rose again. and preceded by !be
Grand Chamberlain. and the under Cham.
berlains, and Immediately followed by the
Prince Napoleon. the Emperor entered the
door. As he passed along the middle aisle
successfully. by the different bodies which
occupied the body Of the hall. the ;ry Of
''vivs IEmper.ur." was raised and the
cbapeaas raised in air. and the loudness
Of the response showed the besrtiness With
which the cheer was given. Ascending
the platform, the Emperor turned. paused,
moment. and bowed his acknowledge
ments, when one OF the Chamberlai
handed him roll Of manuscript, the tran
script Of bis speech. He then seated him
sell in the Imperial chair. and immediate
ly commenced reading. T.
The speech itself you will Of course rs
cieve through The ordinary sources. |
was read in clear and distinct -thougl
not loud tone, and without the slightes
degree Of hesitancy or tremulcusness, an'
the delivery was frequently Interrupted b.
cheers; the Emperor when these were Civ
en-, lowering the paper aud looking upe
the vast assembiage before him, waiting
until the noise was completely subside
before he proceeded. During the readn
!, 1.-The most perfec. silence prevailed, and
never realized SO fully the force Of the ex
, preston "Yo could have heard pin drop
as then. The first cheer, aud it was
loud one, was given at the close Of tn
first sentence, when the Emperor declare
' that he desired peace and would negleet
nothing to maintain it, The next cam
! when be declared that Italy was on the 81
9 of constituting itself free, and this wf
n even louder than the first. His declar'
tion that he could not follow the policy
Sardinia in relation to Tuscany and the RI
magma was received with applause, f
p which he evidently waited, and which |
!. expected, but which was the faintest
any given during the delivery OF the el
tire speech.
J" The enthusiasm Of audience was r
= served, however, for the declaration Of Il
}. Emperor that he considered it his duty
claim for annexation to France the Fren'
slope Of the Alps. This was greeted wi
Of "bravos," and long, loud shouts Of "Vi
: pEmpereur." The closing Of the senIen
- in regard to the commercial alliance wi
- England was also Loudly applauded. al
10 the termination of the speech lisera
IN drought down the house." the enthu
asm having been kindled up to its high'
j.. limi ts, and the shouts of "Vive pEmE
IT. reur" continued for several minutes afI
i'll his Majesty had finished reading.
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Observation-Disclosures.

New ORLEANS, March i9.-The Mexi
can steamer Marduez has arrived below. a
United States prize. in charge Of Lieut..
Chapman, Of the U. s. mau>oi.war Sara
toga. The Ssratoga's men also captured
the steamer Miramon, which arrived below
at noon. Both steamers were captured on
the morning Of the 9th, off Anton Lisar-
dos, after a brief action and slight loss
The steamer MARQUES has portion OF the
prisoners. and the Preble ia to bring The
rest.
Alvardo is reported as being "a posses
sion OF Miramen.
The Excquatur Of the American Consu
at Vera Cruz has heen revoked.
The city of Mexico was surrounded b
the Liberals. -.
Great exoi!entent exists at Vera Cru
in conseo uence Of the action Of the Amer
lean squadron.
Lieut.. Chapman IS the bearer OF dis
patches to Washington.
Latest.
New OREEANs, March 20.-Miramo
commenced the siege of Vera Cruz on tn
9th.
On the 9th two steamers appeared be
fore the City and refused to show the
J colors.
Commodore Jarvis therefore ordered III
t Saratoga with detachments from the 81
vannah and Preble, on the steamers Ind
c anola and Wave, TO proceed to the ancht
9 rage and ascertain the character OF I'll
/ vessels. AS the Saratoga, lowed BY II
tndianola, approached, the steamers tie
!, to escape, but they were too late. Ca
tain Turner sent boat with flag. to d
5 msud the nationality Of the steamers
The boat was fred upon twice, wherein
= on the Saratoga fred brOadside into Il
steamer Mramon and the action becau
d general.
!; Both steamers now hoisted the Spani
flag and after spirited engagement t
n commander Of the vessels, General Mari
surrendered and with most Of his me
J. was taken prisoner.
The American loss was three wounde
c one mortally. The Mexican loss was abo
twenty or thirty Sounded. .a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

Receipts and Expenditures OF the City
of Lancaster, for the year ending
March go, 1850.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

Court Of Com Pleas, Fairfield County, o.
P,,,,tsn 70 .sH Rsai EStsts uAdsr WH aAd for can
sfr44nSA ef tAsWIL
Samuel Jackson, ,desOnif HsE With ne
VIII annexed ofPetsr MGehlin, degsAsed.
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LIABILITIES. ".f
Bonds and balance due Contractors. ."ol950o 0O
RKSCUURCES
By balance In hands Of Trca., March Ia, 1859 9a4

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Lancaster, ?? leoO-Jv47