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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06

Greenfield T; Walter McFar.
land Thomas Littlefeld
Pleasant 7: Il. r.. Aslhbrook
East Rushpiile; David Baker
". .Rushuiiie; N. q. Coulson
Bremen Beery & Ashhaugh
.Auburn T.; ]. Hall, D. Black
/ Bern T: James X. Pearee
Perry.Topn: Levi Friend
Madison T: I. e. KoontZ
Ciearcreek; Col.W. Hamilton
GranuiiLe: P. r Hagerman
Somerset; David Hewitt
II Agent for the Eastern Cities
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A London letter of 24th March, published in the New

1t would appear that the absolute and disastrous defeat
Lons Philippe and his government had been Precpitaed
hts boys of sons So great the extent OF his natua
zion on this point that one can hardly tell where began
of Wednesday. the 2olh of February when Theirs and
the nd ns Whole nS
Kings consent that Bugeaud should lake command of the
troops Of the line,, aud make efficient Of them,
the Marshal asked the Due de Montpensier Ito whose
department the matter belonged) whether the troops
the Duke yepeg oh W' Vos ab"ndanty Wrn
dandy responded the Marshal; "ah that fortunate
cartridges each,' said the Duke. 'sAh twelve-twelve
rounds g repeated Bngeaud that is indeed abnndancs
until the moi is dispersed With this sarcastic remark,
shortly ate-vard the young Duke left the apartment
Early in the mo1qqng the King having at length given
respecting ammunition - when Monpenser immediate
" exclaimed, e have taken Of that there will
suppose Il have s it TO come in boat b.
the river, quietly through the suburbs q? oh no! by
the usual road, and expect arrival every moment"
'Thon, Monsieur, you expect in van!" exclaimed the
astounded marshal; "hat ammunition is already in the
hands OF the people, and will shortly be used against
The troops be recalled! They not ammunition
To resist ns Peopeh and II 9 hes 6 w r
recalled and the rest is matter OF history. This may
perienced man filed the place ntruslea the Duke dc
Montpensier Louis Philippe nghtbe still upon the throne
when | say s'stl." of course mean sat the present
time; for that Louis Philippe could be still in any
luleter oil the WORD, impossible lie
town from Claremon every day by railway and visits in
aud about London, every whom he knew. He is
the incarnation of utter resessness He looks very WELL
and says 'a chance est passee; JIG hop pour
d 4wnaIe Montpeas,o Nemo~s, point desperaace; nais
pour JoinrWe. peut-ftre,"l
Paris letter published in the same paper says
1t should be known NJ. Bugcaud behaved with great
galantry in the closing OF the dynasty When the
royal family fed he remained and refusing all disguise,
walked out of the Tuleries in full uniform He reached
the first barricade in the Rue RivoIia muskes
levelled him" Diabe n,essie,s Che exclaimed
't,ercS hiarechal de Fance and he allowed
to pass amid cries of "Virc ie Marcchai Bugcaud."
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COMPLETE DIGEST
ar oil The american ReuOrka To January, 1917.


TITLE ~ BROWN respectfully ask the attention of the
IL profession the United States Digest and Supplement-
now lust completed l8I7. This great work has been in
the of preparation and publication Tor more than
gesed given below, will give idea OF the labor
Quired in preparation Volume was ededby the Hon
Theron Mecaf and Hon j. G.. Perkins, and pu oished
in lSal volumes aud edited by George Ticknor
volumes bring the Digest down TO 1886 The Supplement,
volumes, edited by George Z. Putnam, esq,
pees the digest of volume OF American law
and admiralty reports the United States courts, and all
nua Supplement- edited by Mr. Putnam, and embracing
the chancery reports from that period, viii hereafter be
published. We have in press also Il complete American
Chuncery Digest to lS47, in volume.
OF the Importance of this work, fwel DONE nothing need
be said, for it is obvious to every lawyer. The following
letter from Professor Greeneaf shows his opinion both Of
necessity of the Digest, and the in which has
been prepared
CAMBRIDGE, March L. ls4s. .
Messrs. Lille Broun
received your letter requesting opinion of the merits
strongly advised the preparation OF general digest of all
judicial decisions the United States down
publication and subsequent annual publication all the decisions
the preceding after the manner Of Hons English Digest
had long felt the Of such work. and had doubt
asceptabeness the profession would furnish complete
the law in all the States with annual nfoma
ton progress and would entirely superede
the State dgests besides relieving the profession from the
volumes of reports and the trouble and
Your five already published fully accomplished
design, believe entirely satisfactory Is trust
naturally find place in the library of every careful lawyer
Nothing remains but table of which much wanted
and the the supplement the close every which
good work shall wish you all possible success
Your obedsnt servant, s. GREENLEAF.
The Table of Cases above referred will be ready the
course of the coming summer.
List of Reports contained in the United States Digest and
Sun vO/s
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BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.
Comfort. EYcganCc. and DirHbNfiN combined.

HAVING returned with lasts, materials, and the
fashions, will, in few days, be prepared to exhibit
my customers samples and patern-boots for the
present spring which will excel any heretofore known for
beauty and utility of style
Dealing in but my own work-having an extensive
and beautiful always ready for exhibition and
sae-havng number of the most ingenious workmen the
world can produce with abundant stock of French,
English, and American materials, purchased only for
produce boots and shoes good and cheap
al any other house in the country.
Particular attention given the patent Congress boots
well every other improvement and beautiful IN
the line
Lasts made fit the feet, and fits warranted
Motto Small profits, quick sales and cash at the
HENRY JANNEf,
April I5-Iaw6 Sth street, near the Gen. Post Office
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War, is published for the information and guidance OF
The oHicers concerned.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

|
WAR DEPARTMENT
January Is, 1913.
BY direction OF the President of the United States
court OF inquiry to consist of Breve Brgadier General
n Towson, paymaster general, Brigader General Caleb
Gushing, and Colonel f. G. w Butler Sd dragoons
members will assemble in Mexico, to inquire and exam
Inc into the charges and allegations preferred by Major
General Winfield Scott against Major General Gideon
Pillow and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James Duncan,
captain of the I'd regiment OF artillery and the charges
matters of complaint, presented by way OF. appeal, by
Breve Major General w }. Worth, colonel OF the sth
regiment of infantry, against Major General Winfield
Scott and also into any other matters connected with
the same well such other transactions as NAV be
submitted to the consideration of the court and after
duly investigating the same the will report the
facts IN each case together with It's opinion thereon, for
the information OF the President
The court will convene the 18th day of February
next thereafter practicable in the castle OF
Perote, Mexico, where will continue to hold It's sngs
unless the exgences of the public service may require
the place to be changed which case the court IS au-
horized to adjourn from place to place circumstances
may render necessary, in order that embarrassment
TO the service may be occasoned by It's sessions.
Should any OF the MEMBERS named IN the court, be
prevented from attending, the will proceed and
continue the business before it, provided the number of
members present be within the limitations prescribed by
law
First Lieutenant Richard p Hammond Sd artillery is
appointed 10 Judge advocate and recorder of the
court In the Judge advocate and recorder should
be prevented from attending, unable TO discharge the
duties. the court is authorized 10 appoint some other
proper person. devove the duties of recorder upon the
junior member. w. L. MARCY,
Secretary OF War.
I}y order
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Professor. for the University OF Ml.si..lppl.

an the 81 Monday in July next, the trustees OF the Uni
" versity of Mississippi will proceed at the University
buildings elect five OF that institution OF whom
one will be president 49,, ;,
the northern part of the The surrounding country
elevated and healthy and the society moral and religious
The institution is endowed by the government, and VIII
pay the following salaries:
To the president, $2,Wo
To each of the other professors, 300 per annnn IA
half Yea rIv nsalments Suitable buildings provided
70, the residences of the faculty. free OF charge Moderate
milton fees will be required be paid by each student to
s,,ch of the profe ssors as he may attend.
The institution expected open about the LIST OF NO
yember next
The president will be professor OF mental and moral PHI
and rhetoric and Will be required 10 lecture
ON the wilderness of Christianity.
There will be one professor of mathematics, pure and
mixed one of natural philosophy and astronomy one of
chemistry and of anc lent and modern languages
more minute subdivision will hereafter be made
The object of the is to procure an able faculty,
To nut the institution operation under the most favor
hI, auspices and to furnish the oil making ripe and
The applicants for proessorshps requested either
b nresent AT the meeting, furnish ample testimonials
Of their tmess The will be governed but by one
motivethe desire make the best selections in their
power :,
II apy further information be desired, 1t may be had by
addressing Hon. Jacob Thompson, M. c., Washington
civ /: Hon. w. l.. Sharkey, Jackson, Miss; Hon. J. Nj.
Howry. Oxford, Mississippi; Hon. Thos II. Williams,
Pon,ooc Hon. G.. p Smith, Woodvile the subscriber
ALEX. M. CLAYTON,
President Board of Trustees
April i-cp2aw2m
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n SO REWARD.-Ran away from the farm OF jas
sDCO Whiting, Hopewen, Fauquier county, Vir-
gnia where he has be zen hired negro belonging
me, named JOSIAH, about twenty years of age five
feet eight inches high and very black. 1t s be.
eved that he is travelling in the direction of Harpcs Fer
ry, and that he will attempt reach Pennsylvania The
above reward will be given he is taken of Fauguer,
Prince William, Fairfax counties, in Virginia, and
cured so that get him again.
DR. ALEX. CHAPMAN,
April 2-eottcp Washington city, d. G.
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8v N. GREEN, ,amcttoncer.

ICE, ICE at AUCTION.-On Saturday, the 18th inst,
shall sell, O'Clock, p 20 600 bushels prime ce at
house of William Easily, Easbys ship-yard.
credit will be given of 80 ~, 3d. and 100 days.
actorIy endorsed bearing interest The
purchaser purchasers have the of the ice house
until the LIST OF November. A. GREEN, Auct
A,,ril a 1t
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Total of volumes dgested DAY
OFFS majority of these reports no dgess have hitherto
been made and of many OF the others the diges old
and imperfect and the expense OF the digest
the United States Court Reports and that OF several OF
the individual States is much than the above
described digest of ali the United States Court Reports and
all the State Reports that lawyer will find cheaper
buy the WHOLE than to buy only those oil the uneo
States Courts and his State.
March lt-2cp,Nw6m
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IN CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES.
FRIDAY, APRIL IA, is4s.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The journal having been read


The journal having been read
CONTESTED ELECTION.
The House resumed the consideration OF the contested
election case of Monroe Us jackson.
Mr. VAN DYKE having the floor, addressed the House
in support of the claim of the contestant and at the close
OF the hour
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
On motion by Mr. ROCKWELL, of Connecticut, the
House resolved itself into Committee of the Whole on
the private calendar, (Mr Morse in the chair when
The bill for settling the claims OF the legal representa-
tves of Richard w. Meade, deceased, considered
and after debate IN Which The clam was supported by
ma, and others, and opposed by Mr. COBB, OF Georgia,
the committee rising, reported no conclusion.
SENATE BILLS.
The SPEAKER laid before the House Senate bills
with the following titles VIZ:
An act for the relief of Commodore Foyall A. Parker,
of the United States navy referred to the Committee on
Naval Affairs
An act for the relief of Jose Argoe Villaobos and
others referred to the Committee Of Claims
An act for the relief OF Christopher Cunningham
ferred to the Committee on Pensions.
An TO authorize the issuing of register to the brig
Palmetto referred to the Committee on Commerce.
The House then adjourned.
Petitions under the Rule
BY Mr. ATKINSON: The petition OF various persons OF
for the purpose repairing The bridge leading from the
referred to the Committee Roads and Canals.
by Mr.. CHAPMAN The memorial OF citizens OF the
Eastern Branch bridges in said District may be made free
The memorial of the Corporation of Washington Tor APP
preparation OF money or lands TO aid public schools IN
BY Nj, CRoWELL; The petition Of Alpha Wright, Sid
county, Ohio praying Congress grant the prayer OF Asa
Whitney, esq., OF New York, by setting apart during the
present session. the strip OF land prayed qr by Mr. Whit
ney the purpose of constructing railroad from Lake
Michigan Pacific referred TO the Select Com
BY Mr.. HOLMES, Of New York The petition and other
papers OF Naaman Cfoode asking pay Tor services and
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DR. Christie's Medical GalvRnism.
Seize upon truth where'er It's found
Among your friends, among your loes;
On Christian or on hea then ground,
The flowers divine where'er it grows.

The flowers divine whereer it grows
In the mysterious powers Of gavanism we have to
medical science facts the astonishing exhibited
which have been considered beyond the reach OF
sicans, found yield quite readily to the astonishing
efficacy OF this wondrous agency An efficient and
but lately attained this has been dome by the beauii-
fu invention of DR.. CnRIsrIE's GAvANlc RINGS, BELTS
peculiar diseases, any part of the system with the
perc, safety and certainty of success BY these means the
dyspepsia, spinal complains, fits cram ps neuralgia, and
all nervous diseases readily arrested in their course,
and very oien perfectly cured
The following is copied from lead ng editorial article,
dated November 49, 1886, in the New Era, Portsmouth,
Va, A. f. Cunningham, esq, editor:
We feel it duty to the public, to those who
suffering under the severe aiicon oil rheumatism TIC
dolooux govt &c TO bear ! MS, ought testimony to
curatves lately Introduced into this country by the discov-
erer, DR.. A. H. Christie, an English physician OF high
Mrs Cunningham has been suffering severely from
both chronic ard phaaory rheumatism ,eo ,or many
cations recommended by physicians and the patent nos
which have been advertised as certain and sover-
egn Last week the attack OF rheumatism was 50
severe, that the agony almost too much to bear and
the bones Of the right foot and wrist were sensGy pro
determined to try the virtue Of the galvanlG articles and
magnetic fluid ahough Mrs and myself nad ts mo n a
minds that they possess astonishing power. From the
first fifteen hours of their application, sensible ss am amS
finally, by strict Observance OF ihe directions the 1927
and whole body were entirely relieved from pam ana
swelling in six days from the commencement OF their use
We make this statement, as stated above, without the
knowledge OF Dr. Christie or his agents. as matter OF In
formation to the public"
CAUTION.
The great celebrity and success of Dr. ClIRlSTlES gal
vanc articles has caused them be counerieed by
sps bs STId EST
can be obtained All sold elsewhere spurious and
worthless No pedars travelling agents will, on any ac-
count, be employed
All applications requesting further in formation. regard
ing business with Dr. Christie, should be addressed to
d. C. MOORHEAD, Agent-l General for the u s.,
No. 1S2 Broadway, New York.
Only agent in Washington, ID. c.,
M II. STEVENS, No l, Browns Hotel.
Apr I5-ThSSMif
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MAY BALL.--Mr. F. G. Liable has the honor to I'M
lNl form the ladies and gentlemen OF Washington, George
town, and Alexandria, that his May ball will take place on
"Wednesday, the 3D. day OF May, at Jackson Hall
Tickets be had at the drug store OF Butts corner OF M
street and Pennsyvan avenue Mr. FischcIs Slaoners
Hall: Mr. Pattersop's drug stores Mr. Deapys dug
Mr. Labbe's residence and at the door on the night Of
the bah. April l3-2awM
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mo. 45.]
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,

mo. AL HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Mexico, February 8, 1915.
SIR: have received no communication from the War
Department or the adutan generals Office since my last
report mo. 40 dated the I'd instant; but slips from
newspapers and letters from Washington have come TO
interested parties here representing, learn, that the
President has determined to place before court for
daring enforce necessary discipline this army against
certain of its high officers! make only passing
men upon these unofficial announcements; learning, with
pleasure, through the sources, that am to be
perseded by Major General Butler. Perhaps after trial.
| may be permitted to return to the United States My
poor services with this most gallant army at length
to be requted have long been led to expect they
would be-
have the honor to remain with high respect sir, your
most obedient servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT
To the Hon. SECRETARY OF WAR.
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DOARDING.-MRS. THOMPSON, corner of 9th and
I'D Streets will have vacant the 10TH two very pleasant
front rooms, which she would be happy have occupied
To persons wishing TO retire from the avenue the stua
ton offers many MISUNDERSTANDING delightful summer
residence April H-Iaw3w'
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By order
X. JONES, Adiutant General.



Washington, January 49, 1915
SIR In view of the present state OF things in the
army under your immediate command, and in compliance
with the assurance contained in my reply to your letter OF
the 18th of June, wherein you ask to be recalled the
President has determined to relieve you from further
duty commanding general in Mexico. You are
therefore ordered by him to turn over the command OF
the army Major General Butler, in his absence, 10
the officer highest in rank with the column under you,
together with all instructions you have received in rela
ton to your operations and duties general in chief
command and all records and papers properly belonging
or appertainng to the general headquarters.
DESTROYS to full examination into all the mat
embraced in the several charges which you have pre-
scented against Major General Pillow and Breve Lieut.
Colonel Duncan, well the charges or grounds of
complaint presented against you by Brevet Major General
Worth and, deeming your presence before the court OF
inquiry which has been organized to investigate these
matters ndispensaby necessary Tor this purpose you
directed by the President to attend the said court OF
inquiry wherever if may hold its sngs and when your
presence before, attendance upon, the court Shall be
no longer required, and you notified of that fact by
the court you will report in person at this department for
further orders.
The original papers to which you refer, well all
others which it anticipated may be wanted the in
designations, will be forwarded to the court of inquiry
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, w. l.. MARCY,
Secretary of War.
Major General WINFIELD ScorT,
Commanding u s. Army, Mexico
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/,ARusps sALOoN-May Fc.tivaI-L CARUS

ItARUsPs sALOON-Msy Fcstivai-L. CARUSl has
the honor TO inform his friends and the public that the
annual Nav Festival will be held the saloon MONDAY
evening, May L. The TWO saloons will be thrown open o
dancing, brilliantly omumented and illuminated
L. Carusi respectfully requests that those ladies who may
NOT receive their cards OF invitation through lnadserenc
viii please send their and places OF residence 10 him
the Saloon
Tickets TO be had the principal book and music stores
the hotels and at the Saloon April H-3teod
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DERSONS wishing to obtain the genuine SWANS PANA-
cEA and SWANS VERMIFuGE (Which have been rec,
commended by the celebrated physicians Of the United
States and Europe for nearly thirty years. for diseases
arising from mpnry of the blood and debility OF the or
gestve organs should be careful observe that the
of SWAIN is spelled correctly the bottles and labels
March 22-eodlw
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Revolutionary C,.,ms.

AM In possession of authentic documentary evidence oil
the services and claims of the officers OF the Virginia
State line and navy to half pay for life and bounty lands
and OF the officers of the continental lines OF the several
States to PENSIONS Communication pay, and bounty lands
The evidence will be furnished, the claim prosecuted az
lhe option of the claimant Letters directed Gen John
PDuval. Tallahassee, Florida. postpaid, will be attended
to. IOHN 2 DUVAh
TNIIE New York Cheap Lace Store, under the avn
il Ing between 10th l1th streets Penn ivsn'a
avonue i have taken the recently occupied by MI
Roby, and have opened splendid assortment OF new
spring goods which will sell cheap, that no one
who will call need go away without being satisfied that the
New York Cheap Lace Store is the cheapest n the eoun
try. WILLIAM PARKER.
April "a,
VIE Laurel MILK Depot is removed TO the basems"
on street, near 10Th, directly opposite Mr. foys mo-
TEL where the subscriber will be happy to wait on m c
toners and citizens generally Pure mix received morn
ing and evening the dairy Col CePron, at Laurel
Families will be supplied from the wagon, by leaving el
names and residence at the de- Sixteen quart tickets
April 5-s,. z. BoGERT
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(NANTON MATr1rGs.-Just received from the cargo
~ sales in New York, 300 pieces mating, in white, ~,
81 and "a; in plaid A. do assorted prices, very good
Also 20 pieces Of superior ~ made to order IN
Canton These goods superior to any thing heretofore
imported ID. CbAGEIl " W
April 13-6tIi
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April t-cp2a WIN

VXJATCH FOUND.-A gold watch, found near Corcoran
w Riggs, in the street, is waiting, at The Magneuc
Telegraph SIfce in this city, for the owner Apl2
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List of Reports contained the United States Digest and
Supplement, Uois. royal 5ro-
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The next topic of great and general interest embraced
in the correspondence relates to the difficulty between
General Worth and General Scott the charges preferred
by General Scott against General Pillow and Colonel
Duncan and the course pursued by the government in
reference to that matter These topics discussed the
following letters
WAR DEPARTMENT, Jan. 10, Ists.
Sm Since | addressed you on the l4th OF December,
the following communications have been received, VIZ
dispatches Nos 30, 49, 81 49, and 49, copy OF the
correspondence between Yourself and Commodore Shu
BRICK his letter of the 10th of November, and yours in