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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24

Per Lake City" DECEIVED per Lake City IL tierces Sugar Cured Hams;
 9 brs $. F. Flour White W heat;
 |" Dried Beans; |" Hominv;
 50 boxes and half boxes Star Candles; 9 Soar;
 8 brls St. Louis Whisky;
 l5 large Cooking Stoves; With great variety of articles too numeroui to mention. For sale very low by Feb JACOB HAWKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
" TTtNs VT TT.t fITW VI " m TheIe is 10 Mistake About l

This Curdal will fan o' the above di' ea,e, per directions ach bolte, In German English and french.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
TAKE NOTICE.

NOLLARS-4 doz Horse Collars very A best quality BEEBE G PARISH.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
Fancy Fans !

Fancy Fans! THE most extensive stock ever offered l- for sale in this citv-of the newest styles an in great variety, assorted, from the elegant costly Silk to the plain but seryiceabIe natura Palm Leaf, just received at
 March : HENRY'S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Lord Macaalay

The foreign journals contain the follow,
ing items concerning the departed histo-
riau.
The win Of Lord MAcauly has been
sworn to by the executors, and the psrso,
nal property is valued at ESQ, 600.
The Perseveranzs Of Milan contains a
tribute 10 the memory Of the deceased. -
The prose works Of Macaulay are very pop
uar In Italy. and Of his history there are
two translations.
The London Post understands ths. Lord
Macaulay has left behind him the materials
for another volume. the publication Of
which may, for private and family rea.
sons be soma time delayed. Our con-
temporary expresses a hope that at no dis,
tant period our country may be instructed
and enriched by faithful account OF the
part which the historian played, OF the
friendships which he formed, OF the iudg.
ments which he passed on the men and
measures Of the times in which he lived
himself. five might judge flom those
specimens of his correspondence which it
has been our fortune TO psruse. a collec.
tioh Of Lord Macaulay'S letter extending
over the las: thirty years would be a his
tory of England 10 the time OF Canning and
Grey, of Peel aud Palmerslon, quite as
fascinating, quite as brilliant. but infinite.
ly more insrucI!vei than Horace Wal
poles chronicle Of che age Of Chatham and
Lord North.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Washington Items.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times writing on the 7tb, says
The Printing Investigating Committe,
contemplate bringing Mr.. Wendell before
the Senate for refusing to answer the ques
ton as to what particular purpose he ap,
piled the large amount Of money he pro.
fesses to bave spent in the Pennsylvania
Election. Mr.. Wendell contends this is
his privste business.
The rights Of naturalizsd citizens are
again before the Cabinet on case from
Ohio. An interesting correspondence has
iaken place. which may be furnished In
ten days.
The rejoiuder Of Secretary Csss to Lord
John Russell is nearly ready for delivery
Il is very severe in tone, but appears to
be justified by the terms OF His Lordship's
note.
The election Of Gov. Lantham to the
Senate. from California. is gratifying to
Dr.. Gwin. though unexpected. 1t removes
the greatest danger to Dr.. Gwin's re cleo
tion.
Information received at the Sandman
and French legations intimates the Pope's
acceptance Of Napoleou's proposition to
reliuquisb certain Provinces.
Dispatches to our Government give as.
assurances that Mr.. Matthew's report on
Mexico will lead to recognition of the
constitutional Government by England.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Court Of Common Pleas, EaIrfieia
County, Oa.io.
Jans Hamilton

'aDe hhhlltonl
RsbesN Hamilton, widow Of thei
late " m, Hamilton deed, Frankiint In Partition.
A. Hamilton, Kninorj Mary Hamn.N
ton. (mihnf) and RebeeeA Hamiton,t
the'r legal guardian.
YTNHE said defendants viii hereby take aotIe. that
the said Jane Hamilton has this day alsA IN ne
CLERKS Once o. the Conn Of Common Plsas for Psif.
eelo County ohin her certain petition praying fot
partition Of the following real estate ttssiS IN sail
county and Of which the said deed died ssfcd via.
lG 4 rart ofths South east quarter or seeilon q
Il u, 10 R. 90. containing lss acres. bsnT the samH
traH o. land eonvsved N the said William Hamilton
n his lifetime. bv John Augusus and WIFE, ~ deed
bearing date April II, la!a. and recorded In Book Mo
" ?; 70: ofthe record OF deeds Of said county.
I'd. part fthe Southwest ouaitAr of sertion o.
T. 70. 10 R. 90. containing ~ arres. being the ANA
trart ofland conveyed 10 said william Hamilton in
MS lifetime hy John Cbamhsr' by esd bearing date
., sa1 ,h go ls ana 'seo,ded - Book No. s
Sd part Of section a3. T. 10, in r. co. contAiniae
acrns being the aame tract of land eonyesad
70 th@ sad william Hamilton In his life time BY he
SAID John Chambeta. By the last mentioned deed.
4th The South wsn quarter nfthe North west dnAs-
ter ot section "a r. n in R. TO- ~ tho lands sold Al
Chsothe containing 20 sere., being The zane trael
nt land eonvAyAd TO the said William Hamilton IN MA
lifetime, by Allen 1auehiin BY deed dated Feb M
l3s and recorded In book No. 20 D. 81 Of the record
OF deeds Of said county.
SIN. One undivided eleventh part nf the teferulon
In foe Of III 25IOo aeres beinr part OF The Not,A.
east quarter OF section %, r u. H. CO. set "a a. doV.
er to Elizabeth Shartle, widow Of the iata phiiIo
Shartle dec. II being the came iniereat conyey1d 70
said william Hamilton IN hls life time b. Aivin D.
be1 one o. the heirs At law OF the snid Phlip shane
oy deed dated Nov. tsSa and recorded IN boot No
YO s' Of the record OF deeds Of said county. Tha
peuion also prays that dover be assigned In all OF
said lanhs u the said Rebeeca Hamilton. widow q
atoresA'd. The said defendants, the said Rshaeea
Hamilton, Franklin A. Hamilton and MARY Hamilton
are therefore hereby notified n spbeaf at the next
Court of Common Feas Of Fairheld County aad plead
answer or demnr TO said petition. or judgement wili
be rendered in aeonrdanee with tha nrayer of said Ne
titlonpr. JOHN c, RAINEY Clay p
T. Vas TRrSP, Attorney.
Lancaster, Doc. 20, ,ieS9,-6w35pfAiH50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
For sho Lancaster Gazette.

A HINT 10 Local Directors.
Although the Office Of local director is
not looked upon with any degree Ofhonor.
yet / deem it one Of vast importance. To
you Mr.. DIRECTOR Is the intelligence Of
the rising generation, at leas. indirectly
entrusted. Yet how many Of you cousid.
er the deep responsibility, resting upon
you? How many ofyou tA!9 the interest
in the school ia your sur. b.district. that the
law requires you to- How mspy Of you
take the proper precauiiou In employing a
teaCher9 How many Of you consider a
poor school worse than nonef Very many
Of you fear employ the person whose
services you eau procure, for the lowest
wages. And after he is employed never
visit bis school oftener, (and some no. as
often, as the law requires. You know
that the teacher goes to the school-house,
and also the pupils, but you do not know
whether you have school or not.
l deem it the duty OF every director to
visit his school at least twice per month. it
will encourage both teachers and pupils
When you know man 10 be good teach
er. don't be AFRAID to ray him for bis ser
vices. Thus You encourage him TO be q
good teacher. There is not difference O.
nough made in the wages Of teachers. II
a man is teaching for the money alone, il
is no particular difference whether be
teaches a good school or not. be can get
as much within dollsr OF two per month
as mar known to be good teacher
Another thing. Mr.. Director, you should
see that your school.bouse is kept 10 good
repair, and provided with the proper fur
nilure for the convenience and advantage
Of the learner. There are very many
persons who will provide everything that
heart could desire for the health and com,
fort Of heir children at home. But we
find they will send them to school, per
.haps fifty ofthem to one teacher, and ex.
pect him to teach them and also take care
Of their health. And perhaps an old stove'
the poorest kind of fuel. half dozen win,
dow lights broken out; and perhaps nc
latch on the door, a blackboard perhaps
four feet by six. and painted so that you
can see a mork on it about half across the
room. AN OBSERVER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

|CEoRGE BOYER Of the State OF Indians, ana
VI John Boyer Of The STATE Of caiif0rnia, win tahs
hntce ihat Le vie Bond " the eOnnty ol Plcka
and State Of Ohio did on She aoth day " 1850
nled his petition 10 the Court Of Common Pfess Of
Fairfield coanty, Ohio, against the said George Boysf
and John Boyer deondAnt aetting foth thai the de-
fendanh are INDEBTED " him 10 the san Of Sis ,upob
aludgemeni obtained By Hamlin Morris ae Hst the
said descendants, before Prank Kinnsaf, Justice Of
the Peace Of PekawsJ county, Ohio, nths year 1850
and Mbich WAS Assgned 10 this plaintif b.
he SAID Hamin Morris. and also dirsciinE the Clsr
OF said Courts 70 itsue order Of attach aht In SAID
reurnable according 10 law ana the snts
are hereby notified 10 appear aud Abswsf said y0ion
on or before the third Saturday Afier the gqd az VI
March neKt, and the said dee ncau are fahrr Dotl.
hed that the Following property has bssu daily attach
cd 10 this cass 10 satisfy said elam to-it Tbe audi
Tided two eleveDths Of the following dssehbed real
estate, situate 10 the county Of Fairfield shd the State
1f OhiJ and kno wn as being the SoTlb half OF the
nouth-9asi quarter Of Section So q, Township No
" kaDgs No sos copiainiDg 81 acres more Or Ies'
| subject 70 the widows doW6f. LEWIS n. gOND,
| February 10, leIO-6Wi2pfS5 Is
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
MIR. Douglas, Chance,

Horace Greeley has been travelling in
the Northwest. and has been convinced
that Douglas will be the candidate for the
Preside ocy put in nomination by the
Charleston Convention. The question in.
volved is very simple one. It is wheth
er the South will consent to take up Doug
las on account oi bis supposed strength in
the Northwest. Douglas will not get the
entire vote Of the Northwest. He cannot
get more than half fof the New York vote,
and Pennsylvania and New Jersey will be
dead against him. He will not have a
dozen Southern votes at first. Will the
South take him up confident in its power
of using him? The only indication of a
Southern movement in hi behalf IS the
letter faom Miles Taylor, Of New Orleans,
just published, which is warmly for Doug
las as "the embodiment aud trae repre-
sentative Of the friendly feelings of the
North towards us and onr institutions" -
1t has. however, been all along understood
that the auti-Slidell faction in Louisana, of
which Souie and Taylor are leaders, was
for Douglss.-Cin. Commercial.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.


The offerings oil Beef Cattle were light
again this week, reaching only About L..
500 h ad, at the different yards, and the
prices obtained were fully bOc. the i00fbs
better than last Monday, with brisk de-.
mand to notice, all the good lots being ia
ken At the advance. The following are
the particulars of the sales at the different
yards:
OF Cows and Calves about isO head
were offered, mostly at Werntz's, and sold
at from Sl5 10 S45 each as in quality.
About 1900 hogs were disposed of in
cluding i.i6o at ImhoG's ct Sa@s75, aut
$40 sold ~ D, Miller at the Avenue yard
at from SO to so so the 100 TBS net, which
10 an advance on the prices Of last week. -
The arrivals are light aud the demand
good. .,..-,.,
About 10000 Sheep arrived and sold
during the last week, At from 4@5kc. per
Dino American 9'
VNo ALL WANTING FARMS. ZEE AdvSst!tSn On.
L 10 Hsmmontop Lands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Excitement at zanesviI1e--The Sons

Excitement at Zanesvilie--The Sons Of
Malta Charged with Making Away with
an Apostate Member.--Trouble Ahoad.
Au affair somewhat similar 10 its origin
to the celebrated Morgan case, occurred
10 Evansville the other day, and is just
now the subject Of nuch excitement and
speculation there. The Aurora, q local
paper. pablisbed a short time since, what
purporled to be, a full statement Of the
mode OF initiation, signs. secrets and mys.
teries OF the Sons Of Malta, which was ex.
tensively copied. This was considered a
good joke, gotten up by some wag to a.
muse the Sons, aud was laughed over by
not few. 1t, however, assumed a seri.
GUS aspect, when, the other day it was dis.
covered that one Curtis was The author,
and ttat he had suddenly and mysterioua
ly disappeared. Suspicion pointed at once
to the Sons of Malta, and it is feared that
unless che m ystery which enshrouds the
case is cleared up, the citizens will rise on
massc against the Order as 40 organization
dangerous in its very nature. and whose
presence should not be tolerated in the
community. AT last accounts. excitement
on the subject ran very bign, and an at.
tack on the Sons was anticipated by many.
OF Curtis, in the meantime nothing can
be heard. All that is known Of him is,
chat he has disappeared, and the popu.
lar Impression seems to be that he was
spirited away by the order,-[ Pitts.
burgh Chronicle.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Court OF Com. Pleas, Fairfield County, o
PETITION TO SELL LANDS. 8
Isaac GroH, Administrator Of Anthony Meyer dsooas-
. ed, Ptaintih


Thomas Meyer, BarbAry Kellsny ct al pefsndsnls-
ErENDANf Thomas Myers Is hsreby informed
II and notified, that have aled petition q Adj
nini.rstor of!ss Estate Of Olhopy Myer, deessae.
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield tapnty. .
Ohio for the sale. de-, Of the following Heal Rsas
the property Of said decedent to-wit: siluSle 10 ne
County ot Fairfield, In the State Of Ohio and being
the ga.t bali East half Of the NOTthess eusltse
OF Section No. 90 Of Township No. IA, az RAAgs No.
d. containing Forty Acres and s0.IbO nf - xais aad
the arSt day OF the Psonsiy Term, D. po .nfsaid
Court or as soon Thereafter eouns4 en- n hssFd
AK for an order for the aassnmNpt VI widow Of
said Anthony Moyer and tho saIe sf ne Rssi 1siaa
herein before described, OF 20 nush ,Aosscf . nSy
be necesxAry 70 pay his debts. ~
The said aelendsnt BarbaTy IsIlshy xiI slss take
notice, the said plaintiff viii at he saustms peay
for the correction OF The following mislskoia ho deed
OF conveyance from the said Batbary Kolepy 10 tho
said DECEASED towit. That said deed b eoTootg1 n
conway the Bas halt Of the EAst half Of the Nnhausl
Quarter OF Section Ro.Se. ofTowpshp Nsit q Rangs
Ne u" wheteas II now conveys The 1Bag, haf 81 tba
East half oftAe NorthsaSt Quarter ofsection No1,oe
sTewnssip No.itsOt RsnSe no. %; o, : ss.a-. s..s
Administratcr Of Anthony Meyers, d5ssYS1fH
e-irtucoAs n c.LRKS, Attorneys.
Hotsusry 2, 1850 tStorf0tr3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

MARY ROBINSON, Jacob Robinson, Scott Lock.
lVl or, Michael LOCKER, Saluda LOCKER, Durilas
LOCKER and Francis Ann LOCKER will take notice, that
ry, A D, 1860. iu the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the county OF Fairheld Ohio by Malachi sta.
10, and Grace Staey, and Is now pending, wherein
said Malachi Staley and Grace Staley, demand parti-
ton Of the following Real Estate, to-wI: Lying and
being In tho County OF Fairaeld aud State and
being the West half ofthe East hafAectiou of Section
No. thirty (3O,l Township number sixteen (l6,I in
Range number twenty (2Ol containing One Hundred
and Ftny-nine lSa Acres, more less; and that al
The next term OF said Court after the expiration of
thirty days from the first publication of this notice the
said Malachi Staley aud Grace Staley will apply for
An order that psrtton may be made OF said promises
Dated this 3Oth day Of January, A. DISCO.
MALACHI STALEY,
... GRACE STALEY
srtScAcoSn & CLARKE, Attorneys.
January2, leb0--4w4OpfS3 rs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Republioan Central CommIltee.

It is only by Withholding our
paper that we are able TO lay be-
fore the readers of the Gazette the
following proceedings OF the Cen
trail Committee:
The Republicans ofthe differ
ent townships of this county, meet
at the usual places of holding elec-
tons, and in the city Of Lancaster
in their respective Wards, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and A O'clock P. NJ, on Fri
day, Feb. 24th inst, for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to meet
in delegate convention to be held
in the Town Hall, in Lancaster,
on Saturday, Feb. 25th inst, at
i o'clock P. NJ, to appoint three
delegates for thisconntyt to thcState
Convention, to be held ON tho Ist
OF March, in the City oil ColOm-
bus; which delegates will meet
with the delegates from the rest Of
this district, and assist in electing
delegates from this Congressional
District to attend the Chicago
Convention.
The several townships are enti-
tied to the following number of
delegates, TO wit:
Walnut l, Bern l, Liberty l.,
Hooking 3, Violet |, Amanda l.,
Clearcreek I, Bloom l., Madison
1. Greenfield !, Pleasant /, Rich
land |, Rushcreek l..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
WPRof. BArEs, a teacher of Pen

EEPRoF. BArEs, q teacher OF Pen
maustip is now Offering hisservioss to this
community in one ofthe rooms Of the North
School Building. His first term OF l2
lessons is about closing and he will COM
msnoe the second on Monday evening
next. Mr.. B. comes highly recommended
and we would suggest that this is a rare
opportunity for any who may wish to take
lessons. See his specimens at the Post
Office.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
n1s-Tbe Military Ball which os,os m

E9Tbe Military Ball which came of
at the City Hall on Tuesday eve last, {st.
Valentines Day. was largely attended
and proved brilliant affair Quite mum.
ber were present from abroad among whom
we noticed Brig. Gen. BurrLEs. Col.
MILLS and Col. LrLLE. Of Columbus. &C.
companisd by our worthy young Senator,
NEWTON SoHLEroH. We learn that the
evening passed swiftly by without sim
sic transaction to mar the pleasures of the
dance. a,, =.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

EETbs PsmbsrtOu Mill's suF.reTs are
doing as well as could be expected. One
girl. who refused TO have her log smpuis.
ted, bsS sincs died. The mayor continues
TO receive charitable contributions. Its
Intended st ones to erect 8 new mill,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Court Of Common Pleas, Fairfield Coauty,
Ohio.
Ulery, Stockdale & Go.


Daniel Yelgh, Aquilla Parish and others.
A ARoN YEIGH, Henry Yeigh and Abum Weigh,
n citizens and residents of the State OF Iowa. viii
hereby take notice, that the plaintiffs have this
day fled In the Cour OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield
Comfy, Ohio, against the said nonresident efen-
dants ard others, setting forth that said Uery, Stock
dale & Co., did, on the STE day of October 1857, by
against their co-defendants naniel YeSh aud others
Ia the sum Of $053 80 and costs of suit In the suu
of $a67 so. That there was realized said
February o. 1852 the sum cf IS 23S, and that there
still remains paid on said Judgment the OF S7,.
U.S. That all the defendants 10 said Judgment are
solvent, with no visabe means in their possession to
satisfythe same. That the Goth day Of Dece
1856, Aquilia Parrish executed and delivered mort.
gage TO the said Daniel Ye'gh upon the following real
estate In said County of Fairfield, to-wt: part OF
the South tde Of the Southwest Quarter OF Section
No. %, and also part of the North side ofhe North
west QuarteE Of Section No. as, Township No. is, and
Range No in said County OF Fairfield: which said
nnnualytc the said Daniel 2leghI during his natural
and the sum OF S2S00 to his assigns adminisra
torsSthls death The petition alleges that the said
Aaron, Henry and Abram eiYgh, are children of tho
said Daniel Weigh, and pretend to assert interest
in and to said mortgage The petition prays that the
interest OF sal Daniel Zegh In said mortgage be de-
creed 10 be sold, aud the proceeds thereof ap pod
the payment ofthe balance duo ssld Judgment; or
II that shall be denied then that said annuity and the
said sum OF $4,000, the saue shall respectively fall
due, be subjected to the paI ment OF said Judgment
:, The said defendants, Aaron, HeIry and Abram
Yeigh non-residens as aforesaid are hereby notified
TO appear and answer or demur to said petition by
JOHN q. RAINEY, Clerk P. o.P,
p. VAN TRuMP, Attorney.
January %, l660-6w39pfSS rs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Sale of ReuL Estate

TINHE undersigned, Hxeeutor u ihs las, VIII and
Testament OF solomon Raeh, IAts or PaIrhoId
County, Ohio, deoeASed, by Virtas Of authority 10
said VIII OF said deceased for that purpose viii cser
for sale on the FIFTEENTH day Of MARCH A. D.
1900 the following Real Estate, tO.wil: Tbs farm On
situated about miles BaA of Lancaster. near the
zAnesyille and Mkysyile Turnpike Road, npd adj, In
Ing the Pitcher Road. Said farm Is situated 10 Plea
SAINT township, and contains about eVJ Acres. The
land 70 Of good quality and the farm and Location
desirable
Said sale will take plses a, the door OF the cour
House In lGncase between the hoars Of iu O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock P. N. Of said day.
Terms Of Sals-one-third ofthe purchase money in
hand the day Of sal one third IN one and on
In two years with Interest on deferred payments
Possession fsaid premises given on the St Of April
A. D. 1900.
Deed will be executed and delivered on full Day
nent Of the purchase money.
SAMUEL JACKSON.
Executor ofSolomon Rugh. deceased.
February Q, ,ls60-5w4Ipfe4 50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

TWe omitted last week 10 notice the
lecture Of Rev. J. F. RE1NMUND bfeore the
"lrving Lyceum" on the evening Of the
7th inst. The subject was the "True re-
lation Of the inner to the outer life." We
do not propose to give even synopsis Of
the lecture, but merely to notice one Of
the lecturers points and to make pracs
ticnl use Of il. This was a just and wen
deserved censure Of the tendency in this
age and especially in this country to elevate
the material above the intellectual and
spiritual. The outer man is pamper-
ed to his injury while the inner man suf'
fers for want Of attention. There could
hardly be stronger demonstration OF the
trsth Of this position than was shown 10
the attendance on this lecture. Here was
an intellectual treat thin'y attended
hardly one hundred persons were present.
The1ecture had been daily advertised in
the city papers and otherwise and for ev-
cry consideration it should have been bet
ter attended. Mr.. REINMyND should not
have the trouble Of preparing this lecture
for that small audience alone, he might
be called upon 10 read it elsewhere with
profit to others sndcreditto to himself. We
would in this connection suggest TO our
readers that they may be entertained by
attending the meetings Of the Irving Ly.
ceum which are open to all. BY referring
totheir uolicea to-d,y's paper it will be
seen that they nave changed their place Of
meeting to tho Town Hall as more cen.
tral place. The question for next week
involves the discussion OF Woman's Rights
and il the members prepare themselves it
will no doubt prove interesting.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Estate OF william r. Kemp.
NOTICE IL hereby givsB, that the Subscribers Geo,
~ W. Williamsqh and Rdss Iagman have bSsA
aaiy appointed and aaals1sd AdmlaiaalsFs on toe
Estate Of william 7. Kemp, late Of Fairfield ooanty,
deceased. 0k0R0E W. WLILiANS0S,
Feo,le, looo-3R49 kDKh IN0MAE,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

TW:liam E. Burton, who for many
years has held the position Of the first
comedian in this country. is no more, he
died last Friday the 10th inst, after a
comparatively short but severe illness.