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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
POLITICAL.
LIE HOMES

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n.,a a, ,,., c,.ensn, stood ion, nd lowell. chila
H., ,s seem A ,ol Of pcasa a, thoughts la iefuus, shr
,,,,,s.
blue, tsta1 rs -
H.. -ce, and aip, ,e. wore hcas rich rn.eae
h.,.
a., n,.n .,,ris,. ,oapa ,t crsr and open brow
~. ..,,Aa, :, a.. ,,..,.,l .l,n. our weary .pifiu,
8 "A, -
rorrsttinx there III. CRISIS and that mark troubled
aass
The dearv STEP. that have traced in rough and then
wau
Cav flower, were waving uadc,nes htLeiI fragrance fsd
tho ait
But the garden doomed in vain FOR hshe Elanees ei moi
there;
The ripn brock with gladstone sound was gently murTnni-
ing nesr,
Ba, l.. us ser ard bsnli'ul She did mol ,een 10 hear
Far on tic distant hills fixed her earnest, stsadia
gaze
On whose lair snnns bfishty 'aen' TIC sum merda"
r3fs
Beyond them was her own sweet home "hefe eaf's ''
birth,
The dearest AID the lo'ces SPOT 70 her oi al on ea
81 am going home 'ht sad N tones o e.ta9 anu se'
MY tahers smile my mother hi''-afe 'ei' awaiting
me;
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

4 1 a eoart b. i9f Campbell ,mt. ate ~
y th,reoi rsn1n, 10 law, on Monday, tic is a,,
S2pie nb,f. 1911. u'' u
JOIN / Mi ten ard PondcNter Brow II, guardian -
infant ehlr AM ci, virginia, ALn and iieny r., us
Pain:ias
aguhst
Susan AIinon Campbell Mo- and s,ina { h. VT
late selma { Allnen Tomas Moorc ard san Is ~,
la'c None. Elizabeth J. S,a,. late lit -
Eitsn "a N. H. {. Ta.c,, guatian o j, ma,
Bteskenrid.e Ione!, neiene, nj, VI
Is CHtNCERY.
Tic ,f-ndu5t VIn II Z. Tonrv not havin., ,n,s,,,
appearance gwen easI1ty according the act Il ~
BY aud IL =. tn, and aypcari y hy
~ evidence Lat he is nlablan oi ,ii> en, -
wea h i inferred thai liz appror here ,ectnl Nh
day IN November neNt ta answer the anlih bill AMI ~
i c1ps 81 t1Is lder lie lprtLNh inserted tic ,r,)
NirgeiIn' ilr tno non.ls sr,.o-si,ey aid ato.h,,
thereof be posted ON thu un door oi the h,ust nj a.
county On >ame cont day Atopy--1cst,
GEO. WA. DAENEY I'll
Set l. =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

DIV, Is remarkable in the agricultural economy ot
New York that the number Of her swine is much lrler
'.n i"a' 81 olher oiaes IN portion to The quantity Of
Indian corn she produces gona to shov that she
hef res urces INTO plrk, which in other States do mai
eAis' OF are neglected or olerwise disposed Of
SINNERS Farmers Libraru
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

tfIltGlNlN;lt Iule, held ia the Clerks uG,c OF tie
rppaty court OF Hadi1fl. tie 1tla, oi Tug I~i1:
Ambrose tsl.s, William Oils, N hlbad tls and Lp"l
ais vie, late Lucy Gals Elizabeth Ndo 1t Jam
Cox, dec d, formerly Elizabeth Cult, ioinIu,,
Gr,a3s
John + ldwins, admin Il John ellis, deceased.
John " CHS committee 81 the psia.ot Jane. G- illt.
beth NJ 'l.is, wild and rehgt a, .uihass tls. doc H.
the infant children o the safd iah5u ollls. decd. va,
John Il Calls, Oscar CHS, ANA L t hay f. t,ll- aod
Louisa {. ellis, defendants,
Is CuANcf3Y.
Tie defendants, E.2abe Vi. ol#. Join 3. Gis, Oscar
tils, Anni nis Narl L. On, AIN Louisa { ellis uaD
tNinS onrrrd their app ~ ,4n .-o,dr
= Tie act 81 As emily All The stssat th, odt Il ui
Paafng by Nl-'t ry evidence taf they not inhabitants
oil tins Communicable: II Is ofe.e, taat iae ali d lrnIa
do a2pea. before the sr,s al Tie CONT, cont Bo,ru
attic uun Iu.,c tuorcoi. sl9atiI Monday Vv5.r
NJ anl answer t'r ou-,,. and tt'ist bt,s' the pam
ttt aid that cop, I- 9rlof ba forthwith crt,d J.
one new rrpu rl-hci IA the :ars i .y1ahlr tor two
n os successfully and p1edat the foal u the Court
House o lins county.
C5py-Fe,te.
August l2-W2m JOiiN Il. STEPTOT, CIR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

lohN IL - ~, who gives lbs eullte ailaa1un to
- tie sale Of Fou>cco, Flour, Wnf,r. BtcoN,
l.,ah. III any other Sind Of produce hat my he
ed 10 lbs carr, has u-t received On ssnuenl
2o,0lo lbs. good Flu, bacon.
l,o6O - good Family LAID.
~ eas,s ct Superior l.qoarier,
l. bhl Of T.. SurprrIm Flour.
All oil which shall or sid Al the yey lowest cash r
ce.. JOIN IL. DAVIS
Aug 3a-ts
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\ C34y &c.
JOnN II. SIEPTOr, Cl'k.


TO tlse Public.
II WING been app"lted Asroi b Messrs John Sruthcrs
< son oi Philadelphia othe lar-cs establishments
inthe United States ,rthc sale Marble orl in gene
am NOW ready 10 ill orders Tor
Arabian. Egyptian. Italian and RardigIia
N i Il Il l. Il " i " i l. /. s.
the lowest Cash price, and hcdptl, IN l,rchore in
Ho1nd e1atln warranted fonb Stones aud Marb Mon.
meis made to order few designs may be seen framed, at
the store of u. W. NIporc Main Street
Just received, tho Attest style OF finish Tor stc,o iccs
Those wishing t. have cd parlor fitted up after the
se o ue Northern Cities do by app M to the sab.
seriber.
Jan. 2i-wts IDuN ! o<f,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

ENlllS Institution vii be penod on th' hrst Mn
! day f Nepcm5er, anaa lie care 81 IS i"f"tt
rnaciI al. tie Rev. Il n. Wales.
Ey,fy rnur is Len ltadr lace Tins School nP7n
permanent tas aud Ia eietae The character ni IL IN
sfur-uS IN o.f elicit tins abb" corps "l ass s.
ants has ben cnfp ,ed. " hist The Wh lr School VII
he under the particular and P'rnlradc"ce u ihe
puucipal tr wi ne sg IN he several apartments
by the flowing J1dieioos fcaehefs.
The icnqie department vii tc placed under the I'm
mediate care Of Miss Rogers. Who comrs hlgiy recon-
mcoded fr her ,fiisene,, end "ho has had much "a
perrncr IA tracnng
The Sister ii thr fnecfsl u give instructions N
French, DmNag. and Painting
MI tl.s,a. a graduate n Inc Nir{un l',lha' 1T
tic bud, c1mptenl instructor, WI pres de over the
Musical depart enf.
Is ho,cd hal the Iesiipulion, lciog ius or,anzrd.
W inject with the e,'rfml 81 Ri all "Oo ofo n'rf
cstcd IN sustaining seminary Il character ~ lh's regl"n
Of country Onc.i Is peculiar alY ntaGr' IS thlt "a
tsca1 snd helf calldfen ob'Ih sexes without
separation 10 The saue Srhp, Bm ~hlSi II IS thus q.
p,ntd t,r rnMlso nth seNcs. The Male aud F"nae DE-
pauucu> arc kept euiaelY dstlnrt. nr arr Vi" PapIs
ii the permitted loealet lle foms at Tie ohrr II
It appeal T. TIE adjoining eonHilcs principally ii~ sup
port, unnecessary Ia speak o the adyaa'Is'soI lis
ucaln,n. rs rhty arc well known.
Ttf .llaptn. are tn terms Il Tuition Or session ol
; months, e, abllshed b, ile board 81 Trustees
RraGup. Nulap and Arithmetic, ~ ~
same with Grammar y t,e gmIhy. ~ M
Nal6einatfrs II IN
Ianaragrs II IN
Muse Nltb use Of Piano, i o.
without nss, - ~
Drawing and Paatng, %
Needle Worb. 10
Board cao beoltaIncd in highly respectable Gndles
Pupils ma, be- enter n any lnc darloc the Session,
ccs commencing iintn thu dat 81 entrance
REFERENCES.
Cl Chae. peraW, Cd. W. Loving,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
MINERALS INLOIlSA

on na'af'ay " eyes wore dazzed by heavy ingdt u
p,I- virgin gold, Valued at about ssOl which had on
llec,rd on white Walnut, the farm offIunh G, nJ
VIM ~ Esq. SIX miles from Lou sa Court house 'Inc
VEN which promises 10 be rch was recently discovered
~. "'orge Fisher Jr VIII has made arrangement,
~ Prosecute his discovery aud wt rk the mine on an OK
= ,e"sise scale. We h,pe that friend GooIuin will
. ape 70 fnrash an abundance of Of The raw nale.
r hi'creasa ihe advantages Of The, Cpislilui,.ha
Quite an excitement we hear is sprngnp up in Iouisa
y ~ ne snects guild. ppr and mines in wi ci the
eu'y sad 10 abound We wish them success and that
enay nos again car Of burnt fingers - Rclm md
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
Commission Es.i~incss.

NVhs1skIHSN1VEI hEtTNgIECNN.
Our prympt personal attention q, en- 50 con, gumeats
FLOUR, HHE7T, TOBACCO.
ANn ALL KINDS OF srRY PRODUCE.
Also, to Receiving and Fora a4linS Goods sc
OF prayage. JOHN & NcCLANNNuAN
Am 49, CALVIN THOMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

Merchant 'Eniiortnc.
i . II " q, a + l.
attic OH N1u| qfIIm. \ !. Oakley.
sH Oh Id respectfully lnttfnl the cilzeus Of Lynch
y burr, and tbs pabhc. tbat he will continue 10
conduct. Al thr old stand OF hnsrlf aud brother. the
TAN .ORlNG 81 slNf.ss.
IN all liz bnnchos lie has hand and will
unail keep. a beautiful assortment Of Cloths, ASST
merr, Ne>lngs. aud IN tact evetytn1 suitable tor Gen
asmens wlichhc wlllmaleup 10 order IN the most
fashionable siylcs. hands ue fus and warranted work
m1nshp He would invite the attention u the public
- hi. 4iorll
Fth IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

I Ii person, tadebad tn u,r. are hrr T., mol fed.
1hat. uenlioe T. leave Iync.ufg. | have placed
my ba'os gud ace ia the l.,Ud OF T. ID Cfirs an
l. 81 81 Il e.ian. los, ujr1'cl ne will please
com. raari an Jay 10 AIM. IS mgr Indulge caa
not b. . ye1. DAVID W. MOORE
S,lt. 2-HSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

Mary iiraNh, Bernard G tie drri I.ucv his WIFE, AM
D' = lam Abraham shelton and Mary Jane hs Wiz,
Z1sharahl What aud Martha Aln hisNIf samuel iIa7
s"59A H. Ia rarh, Francis IL Hare k, bdn.ol b.
,ianioak l-hsy ! iiair,ak, and Chr stpp.,r Noon "a,
t"s al La" e Ammoa I!ln'or. ED the <am Amuon e
IAN" X Richard X Grail and Benjamin Il. Sc-rlres,
inl traitors "l TIL id imuun anroyk dtcd tie sId
th1i@ tal!e IN ms own night, Isaac >dams lis own
t, a'"l : surviving partner OF Ammun iiaGcok and tie
sid Isaac MANS, late Merchants and pancs trading under
he sly and firm Of lianeoc and \dan John AID
" M !. smith, Administrator OF John w Pagwell decd
DEFENDANTS
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q d A & ~ r., -,

more on less adjoining the auds 81 Samael ater aud 9th
a.. Tie and. ,, be- dt, dcd. aud sid parcels ~ suit
purchasers decncd advisable. lie ards vii br shown
disposed To cNamlne ilem bslae the time Of
ale II, Elisha Bar,,dale, u. flannel iafhsdae.
TERMS or SiLE.
The Slaves ard tie interest nhc store House TO be sod
on efed e nino month the purchase money tobe secured
by r'orY endorsed and made negotc
nd ~ ale a. the urc Of Discount aud elaIi OF te fauh
ii neiaa at Lynclbug The Land 10 he snd on credit OF
years. Tor equal portions a the purchase money the
money 10 be secured by bond, with good personal
sscn aud erd the aud llsct And the Other
pcrsona property To sold tASII where the
oes dollars, and Tor al that amount
a credit 81 niuo months via b gwen, the purchasers giving
h5nls with good personal security.
hc slave, lepc.onttd A. being likely AMI valuable,
and afneeesi them 4 valuable Miller, Cooper 81.
Artio Trustees viii on, lie purchasers Of
the prnp aforesaid such t.e vested Us by the IL ed
trust alaresad
JOiiS NJ. OrFY,
X. V BARkSDAIE,
Aurl4, Is. Isl7 eco Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

The defendants Bernard l,cudtch and Lucy his wife,
''n"e Hancock and Chrs'oph Noon having entered
thr appearance and given cuy according 10 the Art OF
Assembly All he Rules OF his Court, and appearing by
"sde' ~ evidence that they inhabitants oil this ON
IN II Is ordered that said defendants do apo here
u" the htsi day oil the October and answer cb
hr fiam'is ard that copy If his order be forthwith N
serted IN some newspaper pul,srd in The Of l. ncbnr
rt"e months sSirelyand posted door III
Court House oftl- toxin.
A rnn,- reste.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

Aug1si lG.l 1917 Zoo
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SCI fScsJ ard.
IHOlEl<YH IL. .EYlslCS

II attbe t24seai tlnhsviile h,te' y oa.rs lhe
,lid 10. tac Apprehension, securing AID de.iv "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
Mexican Tcrritory.

The Government Editor may as well
permit the Western Wings, and indeed
the Wings of all sections, to speak for
themselves, as he will hardly receive
many thanks for putting sentiments into
their mouths which they spit out with
scorn. His i~nsinuation in the Union" of
last Saturday night, that the Western
Wings are IN favor ofstealing and annex
ing Mexican territory, is a calumny on
their honesty, their love of country, and
their reverence for the Constitutions
The Western Wings were firm and uni.
ted in opposing the annexation of Texas
and now present a solid front against fur
Their appropriations of Mexican territory.
They devotedly love our national Union,
and sincerely believe that the disposition
that now prevails to an alarming extent
to wrest territory from weak %neighbors is
hostile to its perpetuity. They therefore
oppose with all their might the further
carrying out of our national boundary
stones into Mexican territory. They are
satisfied with the Union as it is, and dc
not wish to see it placed in peril to graft.
fy an u~nhallowed lust for what does moi
and ought not belong to us.--Loa'sviIte
JoArnai, Sept IT, -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
Effect Of Railroads.

The Editoro of the Eaton (Preble coun-
ty) Register has just returned to his post
from a visit TO Indiana, in the course of
which he spent some time on a portion of
the line of the Madison and indianapolis
Railroad. Ten years ago, he resided at
the point where he now tarried. Farm
ers' produce would not then pay for being
carried to market, transportation eating
up the entire price obtained for it. Now
it pays a large profit, and production is
greatly stimulated. Then the farmers
were wofully poor-now they are gen.
orally in comfortable circumstances, and
some of them getting rich. What has
effected this changel Mainly the con-
struction of this Railroad Gin. Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
State Finances.

Those Locotoco papers in the State, whose
editors have not the magnanimiIy to award credit
to Wing officers for their successful efforts in pay
ing off the entire interest and a portion Of the
principal of the State debt, have attempted to
screen their contemplate meanness by r~esorting
to facts, which are Tot found in the documents.
The Eagle gave its readers a small touch last week
aud has promised them more Of the same sort.
Iureply to all these, we refer the reader to two
articles on our outside from the Ohio State Jour
nal, which gives the facts and sums up the real
state of the case.
We trust that our democratic friends will give
them "A thorough perusnl and ponder upon them
should they mistrust the figures, let them con,
suit the documents. They will then see for them.
selves and will not trust their State affairs into the
old hands.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01

THE WHEELING BRIDGE.-The plan of
the bridge across the Ohio at Wheeling,
has been agreed upon says the Times.
1t is to be supported by wv overs. on
each bank 1910 feet from centre to centre,
100 feet above the bed of the river, and
60 above the floor of the Bridge. The
building Of these towers here were let
toKelley & Miller at So, so a perch on the
east side, and at 81 on the Island. Rich
ards & Bosly have the contract for the
wire Of Juniata iron at 81 cents. The
Times thinks this bridge will be compile
ted in about a year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
.TaCObiniSIll.

Another step has been made--auother link adj
ded to the chain of Locofoco progress. You, who
have the good of the country aud the welfare OF
the community at heart, read well, and ponder
long upon, the following resolution passed at a
meeting of the Loccfocos, in Seneca County:
"Thot mere moral questions should never be
made the subject of n criminal codo-only such as
are wrong in themselves, and committed pithoni
he consent Of those upon phom they are inflicted.
Profanity, misunderstanding, Lotteries, Gam
ling shops, Seduction, Licen,iousncss of every
description are to be permitted because they give
rise only to moral questions and no crime is to be
punished unless it is Inflicted without the consent
Of the injured party.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
"Lnshimy his Owm Friends"

We have charged extravaganza upon the Coun-
ty officers--the Eagle makes a reply and says
that we have no right to do it, because the Coun-
~ lost money by its operations with the old Bank.
What difference does it make 10 the taxpayers
whether the Bank swindled the County out OF IA
million of dollars or not. when they are consider
Ing the iaithfulness of their public %oficersl None
at all-one crime cannot be excused by citing 10
another.
Admit for a moment that the officers OF the
Bank were dislonest-whose fault is it that the
Surplus Revenue was used for the purchase vi
Bank Stockl Who had the management Of the
fund.- Why the Locolocos Of the County. 1t
was their negligence, if any there be, which al
is the blame, il any, for tic wrong in managing
the fund.
Again. Ifthe Bank officers were dishonest, who
made the Bank and elected the %oficersl Was il
the Wing party OF Fairfield Certainly not
And can the Wings, then, be accountable for in
Aud yet the Eagle would endeavor TO shield its
supporters by such u shallow Subterluge.
We are not about to defend the mana cement Of
the Bank. But so far back as the time, when
the Court took charge Of it, the Court is liable
Receivers were appointed and in the absence Of
all proof to the contrary, til to be presumed that
they did their best to wind it up with the leusI
loss to the billholders and stockholders.
These matters are all foreign to the question al
issue. We charge and prove negligence and e1'
%traVaganee upon the County officers. We tel
Tux payers that n change must be made, if they
wish light taxes and due economy, If we are
not correct, let it be spOken-if we have nude
false chnrges-let them be shown-if no more
than what is right and necessary is paid for print
ing, for stationery, for fuel, &C., let it be shown.
That it cannot be, we have the very best of ev
idence-no attempt has been made TO do IL. I'm
Il! It is done, those who have tie management o
County matters must rest under the charges made
and the attention of taxpayers cannot be drawn
from them by any such means as are resorted Il
by the Eagle.
Tan.payers! On next Tuesday week, yol
will be called upon tn decide upon these matters
If you wish your debt poid-if you wish ligh
taxes-if you desire that the affairs of your Couu
ty shall be conducted economically, you will vot
for men. who will not, at the expense Of justice
puy p%artizans exorbitaut prices for work don
and labor periormed-who will to the best {
their ability administert the business Of your Cour
ty in such a manner as will tend to the alleviate
of your burdens and the honesty Of your publ
servants.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
The lightning Letter Printer.

Professor House. has been for sevesal
days in the city. engaged in putting into
operation his new Telegraph machine
as named above. This Telegraph prints
letters instead of the characters written
by Morse's, and we are told, it operates
admirably well, and with speed equalto
Morse's. Yesterday he transmitted a
despatch of 220 words to Louisville, a
greater distance than any heretofore sent
by this Telegraph. Should this Tele-
gragh equal the expectation of the in
%ventor, it has one decided advantage over
that of Professor Morse, in this, that it
will save much of the delay and cost of
transcribing dispatches received.
Mr.. O'Reiley's line of Telegraph to
Louisville is finished and in operation.--
Our sister city is now in communication
with this city, and all the principal cities
east of us.--Cm Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
Inter from SnnIn Fe.

We have later accounts in St. Louis
papers, from Santa Fe and Chihuahua
the latter to the LIST July.
Everything was quiet at the last &C
counts, the Mexicans adhering faithfully
to the treaty or agreement made with
them.
Fourteen traders and several volunteer
companies had left Santa Fe for Fort
Leayenworth, and others were to follow
the next week. Lieut.. Love had arrived
at Santa Fe, with 100000 in specie to
pay off the army.
Death has made terribleinroads upon
the volunteers. The companies that
have returned took out the full compli-
ment, and now only average forty men
for each.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01

t1rThe refundiug of the State debt
of ILLINoIsis going on very rapidly al its
agency in the city of New York under
the direction of Governor French and the
Commissioned Of the State. The new
stock is in form much like that of Ohio,
and has no coupons attached; none are
needed, as the stock is made transfera.
BILE, and books for that purpose will be
kept, according to law, in New York
New bonds are given upon the surrender
of the old ones, and an interest bond fol
the arrears of interest when the amount
exceeds five hundred dollars. Parties
who have interest due them for a less a
mount than FIVE hundred dollars are re
CURED to sell or buy enough to make thu
amount required to entitle them to
bond, The stock at the present sells a
about forty-three and a half per cent
N. Y. ErDrcSs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01

LocoFoooIsM.--What is Locofocoism
seeking to accomplish Has it any other
object in view than the destruction OF
Wing measures! The Wings have es.
tablished a Banking system, and loco
focoism is trying 20 destroy it. Locofo-
coism would also destroy the existing
Revenue system. Destruction appears
to be its only aim.
The Locofocos profess to believe that
Bank capital should be taxed as other
property but vote against it tin the legis.
lature,
They say the landed property of the
state is valued too high, yet they voted a,
gainst an amendment proposed by Mr.
Eckly, IA Whig) in the Senate, llst win
Ter, to deduct 20 per cent from its valua
ton and still their cry is that the lane
holders is oppressed. What base decep
ton. - Cambridge Times.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
Kentucky Volunteers.

Gov. Owsley, has organized two Reg
iments of Volunteers, at the call of the
President. Twelve more companies
more than were called for rendered their
services and were rejected. The first
Regiment is commanded by Col. Thomp-
son. as heretofore announced. The sec
ond by Col. John S. Williams of Clark,
Lieut.. Col. VIM. R. Preston of Louisville
and Major /. Ward of Green. They
are 10 rendezvous at Louisville, the 4th
Of Oct. and proceed to join Gen. Scott.
Gin. Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
To the wings Of Fairfield County.

Let every Wing in the County, consider
himself a committed of vigilance. Let eve
cry Wing, who casts his eye upon this ar-
ticle take the trouble to see as many Of
his neighbOrs MS he possibly can. Lot him
urge ali to go 10 the polls, on next Tues
day week. In this way, every whig vote can
be polIed, and we will know the strength
of the party--we will know upon what
we can rely, in tho coming Presidential
contest. Besides this, every candidate on
the Wing tIcket is worthy the support of
every Wing in the County
Wings, TO wOrk--tO the polls.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
Voters Look Here!

Two Haadrcd and Fifty Thousand
Dollars have been saved to the State of
Ohio in two years, by good, judicious
management Other finances. This will
be paid upon our State Debt. Whilst
the "democracy" had the rule, we ran
backward, until our State Debt reached
TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS! which
was constantly increased by borrowing
money t. pay iuterest,--Now the inter
est can be paid yearly, and a portion Of
tho principal, ell out of the Legitimate
ofthe State, vastly augmented
under a benefceni Wing system of leg
islation. Citizens which system will
you prefer that which yearly involves
you deeper and deeper or that which
keeps your skirts clean, and leaves you a
little of"tho ready to bootl Answer
ut the Pollsl-- Buckeye Eagle.