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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

Osuuasr-D-d b. setence Uaoare weseh-.,er Coen,v
y onth- lst ast ISAAC O. GRAHAM MD. ,g,a - ear.
lls frr~fto and rep~f had lived
- 1el pot, where be bad a1.ras and s.
1ste progeny, ard Always surrounded b. 1elsorh OF
Cordial ~n1s e0 fsv--I AMI cherss-d h f D. uary virtues
Atsn early pefnc % M Dr. Graham o-d tie army oi he R-qo
inr Asstl, cllrtrt III G.r
M Hf.l West Point reari b. -.,r.f s,
De m-i cs ska atrotc d-F1l great c.us- h-i -
zae lsr united el-rz-s He present important "a
-i-- = ft tl- s1u Col
t0lr14lcf AID -f Nf0lf emotion
tired from he army h. ln h. .nf~,or ss ottr
& s-st ffois p tlen
cen u ne p-f2fscs Of be military duties Upon tie Of
lc fsf p coeucr te practice Of profession Ia We.ebes.r
ep.Ay NaeA BE- successfully prosecuted g.r halls ceafs
"a career % CONSTANT us-nes 5elevoeucs n. hs rs
- y - Gals o. charity - Always f-aty AID pnlust .
- - -ss OF Ne poor and -Hte-, however ie.o
- a. humane Anf n1sferng T. bis ls-.f CON
oil y a..tse TIE p4l u tie ID mud Or sy Cap-
~ AZ Plaza b. desires md habit playful h nan-
-,lef-aton proper estimate 81 l character
r- y Urinary lal-alc-s Ttc-e Nl1 fnk and
10y foli '-st estimate b. STERLING qualities
74 mess % purse cofltlet lnt~rrfy
-ti'- Jog rent that f0r through lie.
49, confidence I'D an u1o.-ul-f To all
~ p-5sTani I'D every to-stc relation united the
- cifAritfst-s of a1l hlu1 believer t- cars
@ n tle last gears of As lis, peculiarly b~--~s ~ih s
~ a- ,i intellect h- frequently expressed tbs
-ie = De -encCt he great c1lta1u Vll - derived ron
'en- n te Aorenelt II blessed Re~rmer ne "a hfn
rer he Christian lr. aad .urr-nd~n- ~ p - - AL
Ns-li o human e-o fiai an f-fefrfs 'rfoaf
il1 t1 nrtufe onrs equal 10 1ftlr- 81 f-l J.
------s------~--s-s--
r To-day Is grand holiday for cii4dfen aid hey viii
a. DOCK Museum MILLS, tne wonderful man
without arms, give his extraordinary performances. IL 10
psh what be does: he cuts kinds " ngurrs from paper
draws correct prOdez, pes forms musical Instrumental
winds % watches &C The Sable Brothers and others 40
pear N esssussuee with hin 8, sssh performances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

THE WsGE.' CLAN AGtIs.-We copy The iol-
lowing from the P7rIdi r Mss. fIaroH OF the
4ffh alt. -
gentleman living ln Newton county passed through
THE place day or Do ago and reports the Killing ~ Jas
Copeland another member of the Wages Clan. lie vas
not 10 possession VI all The iac.s, but states iai com
pany lfcu Perry county vent ln pursuit o. me party
who participated n the murder ot w Harvey an mat
they met up with them near Spring I'LL, in alabama
firl- both sides commence and resulted "a te Kill
irr 0f Mr Cope ali ry Nr Johnson Nr. J. was IN me
rcn.0lfrc ia which Harvey vas allied and olrsted tNo
caps re- C0peanftne rnlzzle oi his gun not being more
hsn Two feet from hc breast 81 the latter When they
la.tnsar Spring fi the outlaw singled 0ut Nr. j. AMI
they commenced rfn- upon each other. Several siots
were exchanged between thcm-jOhnson advancing at
1c time and Copeland lighting with the desperation OF
certain death Hc iell 40 last covered With wounds
and died he bad Fed IN open volston Of The law.
% Goa aud man Had the people been a. sctfe ana
decisive with these villains wen they rrst commenced
their ia0us upon tle innocent and ususpectn-
fher carer would rot have nt marked in blood and
tha noble hearted Harvey would not now have been
sleeping .n % bloody grave.
Vaat were the people Of Mobile doing 20 allow this
clan fa become sd formidable we have never heard
0f such apathy n an en-. .h'enc1 community, amid
continued and hcarfless murders WHY Did they not
i1.m a company and hunt them. as they would wld
beasts from the country They have remained AS quiet
though they feared % peas disrospecuy oi these
saraee scollirts and ii has hern eft @ few brave
spirits Il Perry county besrtae brnt 10 enfeavofns
% id tie country of tne can.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

DuNo>p- Poi~rEn OcLp Pass sod by WNs,s
Co. - Waist wholesale aad rels d, reduced pnc.~
Gold pens snd gold snd silver every variety n.
cnif Pens reralrcI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

r- KNOX ls Folioa,sl usual in he rrson q %.
sun and with lhe puncmlly OF be Seasons Is maulfruf.
inc splendid Hat. for the Fall trade ~heh be nvbs -
world % examine. The science Of iistussins. Lao 81
other sciences is posres,lvo and be has made sre,. m
provemenis ia the s4spfson 10 Hats io .ne head ISL s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

- To Merchants AND MERCHANTS cIrsK'-M
OCoNoR Accountant. 30 Broadway room No q, IhTt
aoor of aFar Building states accounts opens posts ard
closes hooks. and gives private instruction 10 he practice Of
book keeping to individuals small paaes Of eltoI sex
on tie mosi reasonable Terms. lie 10 recommended BY
Hon Myndeu Van Setback, Hon Moses II Gnnnsl and
Hon Wm r. Havemoyer. Office hours from A. NJ 70 T.,
from F. NJ 70 g. and from 10 O'Clock DO The evening
TIE attention OF Country Merchants aud oiIefs Is respect
fully invited 10 the New Method OF BoOkSc, Ping" whrh
with The other popular systems, Is sushi here has oeeo
well described ;, stem combining IN considerable
degree npcty OF Single with Oh ihs nd ganlsges of
Double Eny being much concise and better adapted
for business any line requiring more tan onehaf
the time or trouble while affords decisive cheek
upon al the transactions than any Of the oihers'
To partis. already acquainted with the common meots
Of Double Entry this method Will be practically laugh, ur
further notice for s..
n b. Orders for engrossing copying Will be thankfully
received and ezs caied with neafnoss accuracy saf
prompmeis. - tNsNM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13
Correspondent Of The Tribune

iNlAF- 'll-i-tiiIf-N i 4ir Attr--
pfulADElrHrA Tuesdsy, sept L.
The rrankla Insurance Company % TINS city
which s put down 10 your city papers ~ loser % ine
amount ~ $4,000 - the BROOKLYN pre- bad 1-, S--.'
NIX. portion % which vii prooaoly lc -t.-i
The market flr Flour Be- 1rooPns and eots = ~,
,he quotations Tor standard brands WIN 9ty .ii.
INJURY Corn Meal is also quiet only = -'te1 '-t
RTe Flour lo ssles Wheat = lower rae -o-iltfa
Redo sold az l-lc. cargo 90 inferior Wleat ~ ~
and tne 10 -.I C1ru-Ihe market = flry nat
some 0ol bush PRIME yellow so.i % l W AZ .- ana
fair southern b.. since been orerei ~ ,N'. N.ill-'
BUYERS O-fs cold at 7fc which u ceclinc. t'tio.
8. without movement Pork is higher Nrs- sol
40 sLes j. - and Prime - a. 90 bacrn--no -.lcr-
hln- ca cts Hams r. cts ior plan and = l'c's
.0r fancy Lari--sles A. % cts ier oos kr- scar
az "a, 90 Butter firm ~ ll CT sugar. Q. sale'
since the close 0f last wees foot up about ' ni- ~
fully % advance. principally taken Tor your Market
C8-ef has improved. RIO cold 20 ~ % cts en1 .ft
nacs La-uayra 80 b n 90. un time. me Det MAJ X
is depres-ed. Whisky scarce 40 - CTS Joy oo.s-
Fra-lts ID for Corn and 81 ~ Flour are me gong
rats 90 Liverpool % Boston = io las 07eh Paa
ior Coal.
saLrs oT -rocxs Fi--f Bo1rf-lpJo T. - Oh
org. Girard Bank l1i go d.. lll -pD - = i'-
h. loii is1 sch. Nav. .nt 3D. 90 state 49, 80 -.t
state 1- sai.
Second , srs-630 schyl Nsv lnt I'd, Y O-l' Gas
ll0. l2.0 Q. = 6s. 'f- ioi. -o9 Iennes-ce = lo
l0l Glnri Bank. l0 i't 69 100 state Sc, 50 1885 ~
Norris C.na- ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

CHEAT ArrRscrfo> ~ NEw AND Ron DsEs' GooDs.-
Ladies' wishing the iu fashions OF dress msera, viii DO
well TO visit at ". Barker Co. n Csihernes Tasir
recent selections IN styles have just been opened snd
some Of the cheapest and beautiful dress goods
for sale.
Rich new style. Of silks ss low g. and p per ysrs
Besuuidl Madonna Stripe. and Plaids ANEW article
Rich, beautiful patterns Cashmeres.
Fine Muslin de LANES at Il and Is Ga. per yard
Also an extensive selection Of rich shawls, siaoe o no
sea.on with the new and different styles Of Nzeue. Man
rilas and Jenny Linds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

CRoroN WArEA-The dry period We have had
having given rise 20 number ot reports 20 the Croton
Water may be well 20 say that the delivery Of waies
from the Reservoirs the City 5 between dfccn and
sixteen millions Of gallons day. about hat OF which i
Is competed il unnecessarily wasted Tae Upper Res
ergor hold. l50o0000 gallons and Is nearly fuil-ihe
lower one about 100000 gallons Its 80 feet deep.
and has now n - feet water that there are about
100000 gallons in IT, masking the supply in the ,,escr
yors equal % the delivery Of nearly two woess-ou'
OF course these continually receiving the water "a
they deliver thus ordinarily keeping the supply good
should the report OF the Croton River az the dam be
ing dry be- true there is sin ample supply for a
month a. east from Croton Lake even should rs iri5-
ltarics or streams running into IT, De dry The Lake Is
miles long holds soo0)3O0o gallons and is now full :,
is exceedingly unusual 10 have August pass away as
the asst without rain and the Croion viii probably
have had AZ much 20 bear this season IS ever Il Will
There SHOULD De as little unnecessary waste OF water as
possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13
CITY ITEMS.

Tn Ectirsg The moon sustained her charac-
Ter Tor punctusty and that Of the sstronorner' last
n-ht in a most admirable manner. The n'Slt was
cold sud dazlins'y clear and her hl hight was snow"
cred over the CRY previous 20 "a O'Clock, with pro
d-s.iy q. % % make amends f3r her temporary d-sap
pearance The esrih's shadow touched fr-t upon her
eastern limb moving sosy scross % The western. III
ire shining disc was narrowed % horn, then 20 d
Thread end fasiiy O. a single sPcck OF light When
this had dropped her dussy curve the hazy half
luminous edge Of The shadow stL fingered upon the
side giving the planet the appearance Of denso nebaa.
As tie cutrc Of the eclipse wss reached this dSeued
20 ig.l red shadow OF mysterious qorten among the
pure Waite stars Complete observation took pace
about halt 40 hour after midnight and continued Tor
about An hour and forty minutes The night VAS very
favorable for observation and through Telescope Ike
that 81 Lord Rosse the appearance OF the earth sna'
dow. falling over the crcsis 0i the preciptous lunar
mountains AID into TIE grand chasms which spot The
-urisce-mo,.ng ike cloud over the desert plains and
up the arid stecps-must have been iul OF sublime
interest such Spectacle our own planet could
excite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

CoMus.-We have heard the Masque of Co
mus. a. it has been produced at Burtons Theater,
spoken of in the highest terms. The dances, decora.
ton. and tabeaux are In the best taste, and preserve
strict adherence to the pure classical spirit OF Milton
glorious poem. This is something new in America,
and we are glad to hear that its representation is very
warmly patronized
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

NinLos.-Last night II BarJie,e ID Scrigla
was given Tor the last time oy the present company
These beautiful Operas draw crowded houses nightly
and the singing OF the Labordes Beneyentano, Rossi
Cors and sanquirco calls forth profusion of 5rar0s
and cappng OF goved hands. Tonight Lncie ii Lam
as,ui- will be given and shall see the Opera House
fled 10 the top.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

SOUTHERN ,ND WtsrFRN MERcHNrs.-Mss Jfsyi,s
Com C,NDY is put mp n neat square, ard pockc,sb.e
packages with he most beautiful show card YET e2ecaod
in this or asy other country aai pamphlets containing cen
icaies from Hon Henry Gay and Matn Van Buren, AID
Other readable argumen proving The efficacy Of his
good article Merchants wishing % eel sgain VII BE- a.
lowed very large profit Mas W JEWS SO Broadway
corner Of Whe-st. al c;eod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

CHARor or AEDUcrioS.-A young man ~ tnc
,r,s IA Thre.hcr was taken tci1re Justice ". q
v,.t.r8.v on a. charge Of having aoflci'c one cams
rne Keiscr interesting girl 10 years o'' "'" "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

DARING VitLAiSY.-lniormation was brought
To the City from Harlem yesterday that the mansion
Of Madame Jumel had been entered the preceding day
BY gang Of villains, who after bndin: the male ser.
wants pro eeeded 10 Fanssck the premises This being
completed they deeamPed leaving the servants in bond
age, N vhisa situation hey were found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13
By Telegraph 10 the New-YOrk Tribune.
Maine Election

Maine Election
BosroR Tuesday sept u.
rnu TDF.uNTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

DEATHS AT THE ENIoRANr AND MARINE Hos
Fs-ALs, sept ll-MaFia Brady. L. arrived in the sid
dons Delhna Eyies T. IN the Northumberland Patrick
Mallory. chid Of Caiharine, in the Waterloo Christie
pher Brunkard child Of Ann in the Rob Roy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13

A NEW SONG BY DoNIzrrrI-We are indebted
% sgnor DE BEGINS tor copy of an original song by
Donizeiti-" Idol MO ~ tale istaHfsthe manuscript Of
which he has furnished to Firth Pond s. CO. The
The words, which simple and tender in feeling,
were, as wei as the music, written by the prince Of
modern Italian composers expressly for Madame Ronzi
DE Begins A good translation, by w. J. Wetmore,
Esq accompanies H. The song possesses melancholy
interest from the ad fate OF Donize and from
rs pleasing sentiment will At attain wide popu
lariiy Its very handsomely printed, with the piano
forte arrangements complete by the same composer
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
Postage.

We see that notice hns been given in the House
of Representatives that bill will be introduced
to deere Use the rates Of postage upon letters aud
newspapers. The present law has worked so
admirably that further decrease cannot but be
beneficial.
Four-ffths of the people out of the cities de-
mand that iairer rates OF postage be granted tc
country newspapers At present they pay nearly
as much as the large city papers, while the latter
are very expensive to the department This il
not fair it is not right it is not justice. The Post
Office Department is intended to sustain ITSELF
nothing more. We are willing to bear our proper
tiondte share Of the expenses-more cannot ant
should not be exacted from US.
Look at the question for moment. The hea
Wy drafts upon the departmentfor carrying mail
are caused by the Eastern mammoth papers. Ii
counties where mail routes are established, tn
country papers do not cause one additional dim
of expense. Yet five hundred country paper
pay two. thirds as much towards defraying tn
exo oenses of the department as the same number q
Eastern papers Thus we are taxed to pay posi-
age upon papers, which do us more injury tha
good. We are compelled to pay for that, whic
works us an evil.
Justice is all we demand.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
The Presidents nIessnce

We sent the Message to our subscribers, early
in the week By this time we suppose all who
will hive read it. and formed their opinions upon
it, We had intended to make some comments
upon it; but the Legislative news which at this
time is more important to our readers than any
thing we might say about the Message or the
Message itself, occupies most of our space We
may have something to say in future number
One thing we will suy now. The Presidant
should not write such long Messages. He for
gets in the end what lie says in the beginning. In
speaking Of tho Tariff of 46, he says that the
Revenue has been increased by law duties In
speaking of the american System, as he calls it,
he says that the high Tariff men advocated sev-
eral measuses for the purpose of expendng the
receipts under high Tariff, that they might
have an excuse for continuing high duties. Let
the render mark this Inconsistency.
The president tries hard to convince the peu.
pie that they voted wrong at the lute election and
aborS to defend those measures which have been
so signally condemned. For all the good it will
do, lie might have spared himself the trouble
7 hough it be Message, it will have no more
influence than the stump-speech OF ademagogue
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
Ohio CuIlivator for 1919.


The publisher of this paper intends to issue it,
for the coming year, in octave form, thus making
the work more suitable for binding We have
not room for the Prospectus. We see that the
Editor intends to add Horticultural Department
to the work. .
Terms and Premiums for 1910.
SINGLE SUBSCRIPTIONS, or any number
less than four, ONE DOLLAR each per year
Fourcopies orderedat one time, they need
not be to one address,) THREE DOLLARS
and at the same rate (serenty:tfce cents
each,) for any number--payments in al
cases 20 accompany the orders.
Letters enclosing current bills, in ac.
cOrdance with the above terms, may be
sent by mail at our risk, without payment
of postage.
All poslmasters and friends OF agricul
ture, are requested to act as agents, and
remit names and payment to the editor
~PREMIUMs!- Persons sending names
and payment 1867 for oight subscribers
will be entitled to the ninth copy gratis
Or stitched copy of either of the former
volumes of the Cutivator, or two volumes
ofthe Genessee Farmer (lS4O and lS42,,
bound together. The latter cannot be
sent by mail. Address
M. B. BATEHAM, Columbus, o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
HO! for the IIOlydnys.

Reader, just take look at the advertisement,
of Mcssrs. GATES s. CosrER, and then go and ex.
anime their new stock of JEWELRY, &c. 1t is
the richest assortment of fine things the eye has
ever ieasted upon in this part of the Universe.
You TINT have wives and you thut havn't-you
that have swcethearts and you that havn't-cOlI
in. More appropriate and beautiful presents can
not DO found any where. The tostc that is dis
played by MeSsrs. Gates s. Cosper obviates the
necessity funy taste upon your part. Any thing
you may purchase will be sure to please those
for whom it is intended. Call and examine lol
yOurSolyes
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
Foreign Periodicals.

Wereler the reader to the Prospectus of Messrs
LIonNARD, Scorr g. Co, in our advertising col
umns. We have frequently spoken OF the hgl
character of their Re.publicntions, and it is to be
regretted that they uro displaced by the many
cheap publications Of the day from the Library
and Reading Room. They ought not to be sup
ported in exclusion OF American works Of the
sume class; but they are infinitely superior to any
orthat class OF publications filled with what is call
ed hight literature. The American Review, the
American Quarterly Review, the Democratic Re
view, and these Foreign Periodicals nre almos
entirely neglected in some pluces, where maga
zines of no value in comparison obtain the sup
port of hundreds, who receive no permunea
benefit from them,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
sGTuE NATION.,,

This is the title Of a new paper, published in
New York City, devoted to Ireland and her emf
grants. 1t is edited by Mr. 7. Darcy McGEr,
who was associate editor III tho Dublin Nation,
and who Inns but recently arrived in this country
u refugee from his native land. The terms ofthe
papcriS s., so per year, or 81 for months. 1t is
ably edited and we heartily wish the proprietor
success We think the Journal is calculated to
do much good
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
Congressional.

Nothing has yet transpired of any interest at
Washington.
Notice has been given that bill will be intro
duced regulating the sale of the public domain
and securing homestead to actual settlers.
Also, Off bill reducing the rates of postage on
letters and newspapers and abolishing the frank.
ing privilege.
On Thursday last. the death of Mr.. LEWIS
Senator from Alabama, was announced, and the
two houses adjourned over to Monday.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
A small gathering.

The LocolOcos OF this place held meeting in
the Court House, on Wednesday Evening last.
They passed resolutions and made speeches, ad-
visns thoir Perpetual .Junto, in Columbus,to TO hold
out. In number they were equal to one-hali of
the Junto.
The present Prosecuting Attorney made a
speech and staked his honor upon the facts con-
nined III it. lie said he was at Harrisburg, du-
ring the period Of the celebrated Buckshot War,
"a Iooker-on." Blood and Thunder! Tho man,
who talks of courage and breathes nothing but
slaughter, who snuis the carnage from aIar and
that mau only 'lookcron" Taint possible
We thought, at least, he would have threatened
To "hurl them out of the window"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
(nSS Electors.

The individuals elected by minority Of the
people OF this State met at Columbus, in the
Sta,esman's budings,and cast their votes for Coss
aud Butler, They also issued an address to their
party about the present position of affairs at the
Capitol. We wonder ifthey will receive "extru
doubt not, uut of the line Of their dutios, will have
about aS much effect as those they wore elected
to perform,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15

ARKANsAs.-"Rackensack" is great
county and no mistake. The LittleRock
Gazette Of the 10th inst, gives the re-
suit in several counties, and then says:-
There is no certainty about the result.
Some Of the counties voted OH Monday,
we are told,-ifso their votes will be, of
course thrown out.-The majority for
Cass, ifhe gets any at all, will not, in all
probability, exceed one thousand. The
election is close here. The voters have
not turned out, we are told, as at the
August election-but it is sure that ma
ny who have heretofore acted with the
Democratic party have voted for Taylor
at this election. - Frankfort Com.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
The Shirt Of the PcODlc.

Wereler the reader TO the proceedings of the
Wing meeting in another column. Notwilhstand
ing tho shortnesS Of the call, large number o.
citizens we're in attendance.
To the Wings Of tho Ohio Legislature, we say
stand firm" Your position is correct one, an,
the loarts of the people are with you. Their aic
will not be wanting in the hour of need.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
PROPRIETOR,s NOTICE.

A large amount is due us, from sundry persons,
for Advertising and JOB Work. To them seper-
atey it is small sum; but TO US individually, it
is no small item. We need the money to pay
our creditors. Probably our creditors owe some
one that owe our debtors. Thus by paying us,
they will be paying themselves. We trust this no.
tice will be sufficient without regular summons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15
The Crisis,

We copy, to-day, from the Ohio State Journal
IA report oEthe proceedings of the House, on Sa.
turday last and Of the Senate, on Monday last
The two taken together will give fair idea Of the
present position of affairs at the Capital Of our
Stnte
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15

WnIrMAS, i'll another column. Especially do we
ask our Democratic friends 10 give them careful
perusal, We know that they will consider them
the emanntiOns OF disorganzcd brain; yet taken
III connection with events, which have transpired
we cannot believe that he stands alone in his mad
schemes OF Revolution aud Anarchy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15

MELANCHOLY FACT.--A New York
Journal says, there are thirty thousand
persons, men and women, in that city, at
this time, who either cannot get any
work to do, or are compelled to work at
prices bordering on starvation. ..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-15

WThe Lexington (Ky.) Observer of
the Goth ultimo says that Mr.. Clay's
health continues to improve He is still
confined to his room, however, and con-
tinues quite feeble.