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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
THE ELECTIONS.

ARkASsds.--f ltll returns nave nol Yel
been received The Wings have elected
2S members out of l00-lacl,ing two OF
having one fourth of the whole number.
Johnson, as far as aseoftained, is ahead OF
Newton 4,G2I-.live counties to hear
from
kESruckY.-The Journal of the 2end
states that Mr. Critlendens majority in
The State, if the four counties yet to be
heard from. have given the snme maleri.
ties they gave at thelasl Goyorner's elec.
ton, IS s,257.
NORTH CARoLINA,-The result OF the
elections in this State, give Manly, the
Wing candidate for Governor, a majority
of 100. In the Senate the Wings have u
majority. In the Lower House, parties
are tied Tns gives them majority on
jeint hnllot. and secures the election OF u
Wing U. 5 Senator
The Washington correspondent of the
North American, gives the following As
the cause ti the falling OF Of the Wing
vote in Nofih Carolina, by the eonsli.
tuition of that State, u distinction is pre-.
seribed between the qualifications OF W.
tefs for the Two branches Of the Legisla.
ture--a freehold OF iiiiy acres of land he.
Jug required for the Senate aud none for
the House Of Commons. Thu politicians
at Washington concerted an issue, found.
ed upon the abolition OF the property
qualification, and sent it to Mr. Reid, thu
Locoioeo candidate, with instructions 10
snake the canvass ifrsi ON the merits ol
tins new element. For some rcason or
other, the Wing candidate, Mr.. Manly,
allowed himself to be trapped by this
movement, and. instead otasseuaugio aa
amendment OF the constitution on tins
particular pfiueiplc and gong astep far.
ther iof suffrage based on population. he
lad tue mihmity to meet the issue aul
the folly to menr the rislSof defeat by de.
lending a suffrage qualification. which
has nosien Of merit to recommend it,
Tho old North siute, We perdieL will
gne Taylor from to lu.oOO majority in
| November.
I1LiSols.---Sa Democrats aud one
whs elected TO Congress. Legislalutc
/ Democratic.
INpIaNA-The Democrats. 1t IS stated
have carried both branches OF the Legs.
laiure BY a small majority on JOINT ballot
Observation-Disclosures as usual.
Iowa Thompson anl l.ctIler, Dem.
ocfats, to Congress- Legislature Demo
cratic
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06

Russia is shutting herself up. No re.
publicans not even American travellers.
'rPpcrmi,ted to eros. the frontier
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06

The proceedings IN ths L. 5. Senate
on the continuation Of Gem Keauncy a.
Bfevel Maj. General which we publish
iu aaoiher eoluun under tho head, ',lsx.
traotdiuary course Of Col. Benton, ere.
aIed diiiicllty between that gentleman
aud sennlor lmler which resulted IN a
ehalleusc from the latter. Upon thi,
coming 10 the ears Of lhe police both
pafiics Were arrested, and Ne Butler
bound over to keep the peace, aud Col
Benton discharged for want Of teslimon,
agaiusi hinL The diifculty, some ae.
counts state, has since been settled be-.
tween lhcipltits, aud Others slaic, thai
Col. frenIonl has ASSUMED the quarrel ol
hi, iathcr.in-law. N
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06

NJ. Pagco,, late Minister Plsaipolcn.
liary Of the King Of France, has left lhis
country for bagIaRl with The allied ged
inlcuiien olplaeiug at the service of l.oui-
Philippe. large share oi his prmeely
fortune. aul 10 iayite the cx.king and In
ianily TO take up residence IN America
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06


The Camden d. aoerain copies The iol.
lowing extract from the "Chieago Dem.
ecat, aud says this IS the way it, (ihe
Chicago pemoea0 f,tes to get INTO the
support Of the Democratic nominees.
Tho men opposed to Taylor oughrov.
cry whore to unite aud beat him lio
comes cut u Soulhern lnan. and. shave.
holder, and the very convention that Rom.
mated him licked the WilineI Provso uu.
Der the table"
Docs the "Dcmocrot" pretend To cay
that It's Chicago uamesako is not an az.
dent supporter Of Cass aud Butler, hit
does it evincos. vcry limited scqriain.
lance with It's political associates. The
Chicago Democrat Is fully as rnbid in-'he
suppori.of The nominees OF HE Baltimore
convention, az the Camden Democrat
and supported them too, before it. Cam.
den namesake had an existence, The
only difference between the two Demo.
Gratis. is, the Camden man ayers that
Genl. Cas- Is opposed to the Wilmot Pro.
viso, while the Chicago man swcars hc
is IN invoroi il Tins, however 4. aqucs.
ton we lea,eto be .ei'lcdle,wccn them.
selves.
The Democrat" endeayors from the
tenor Of ils remarks, to induce the belief
that Long John Wentworh-"the ania.
bic demagogue, as he isplcased " term
him-is more Of a Wing than Loco,-
How docs he reconcile this with the fact
that he was run as the regular Locofoco
candidate, in the llh Congressional dis.
trici Of Illinois. and bcat'his Wing CON.
petitor Mr. Scammon, $500 votes, which
is abont his usualmojo IN that district
This looks a. If he was regarded there as
a Democrat
The Democrat further says. Leading
Wing papers, South, are copying the
above extract ~ from an ardent Cas-
and Butler paper and parade It as e,i.
dence Of Gen. Cas- views aud sentiments
on the slavery question mud the Wash.
ington Telegraph copies after lcm. g
We did 10 such thing. We had neyor
seen the extract in any other paper than
the Chicago DcHiocnat, from which we
copied it, aud which paper supports Cas-
and Butler with as much ardor and abi.
ity as the Camden Democrat We pa.
raded the quotation, not as evidence OF
Gen. Cass' views and sentiments onthc
slavery question, but as the views and
opinions of many Of his friends aud sun.
porters in the North aud West. who are
probably as well acquainted with the
views OF General Cass, as is the editor of
the Camden Democrat"
--~-~-----@.--~---~~
Russia is shutting herself up No re.
publcans not even American travellers.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
From the Cincinnati Inquirer, dug %
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAMBRIA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAMBRIA
Importam from Heiaad.-.A Battle
Foagat.-BritiA Probably Ptctort.
ouS'-ifish Wedding 10 Stern Reees.
Saq'-The Hopes ei Itistmea Cloud.
edi-Nees from other Parts qf Eat.
tepe'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
SMITM & TON .

Lancaster, April 90, lo4s. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

Lancaster, May 5, l84s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
Real Estate for sale.

THE undersigned Special Master Commission.
er appointed by the Supreme Court of Fairfield
County Ohio, in the case Of Jacob Beck adminislra
tor with the will annexed, of the Estate of Chris
tian King deceased, cs, William King and others,
pursuant to the decree of said court in said cuse
will expose to sale by public vendue at the court
house door in Lancaster, Fairfield County Ohio,on
Saturday the 10Th day of June, A. ID. Is4s.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud 4
o'clock p. NJ, of said day the following described
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
First-The west half of In-Lot No Q, in the
18th square Of said town of Lancaster appraised
at $l45O.
Second.-In.Lot No, one in the eleventh square
Of said town appraised at $667
Third.-The East part of In.Lot No, 10 in the
9th square Of said town appraised at $4,000
Fourth. The East half of In-Lot No. q in the
14th square of said town appraised at $3.50.
FlJlh.-In-Lot No. Elccen in the 18th square
of said town appraised at $3.50.
Sirth.-In Lot No, Q, in the Eleuenh square OF
said town appraised at $400
Scvenh.-That part Of Out.Lot No, 6, North Of
said town. lying East OF the centre of Broad street
extended, appraised at $500 per acre subject 10
survey.
| Eigkth.-That part of the same out.Lot lying
/ w cot Vi llle CeHue Ol Sdlii hue6l, HppIdlSeu III
$3.50 per acre subject TO survey.
Ninth.-In-Lot No, s. in Carpenters addition
to the Town of Lancaster aforesaid, appraised al
$400.
TeRth.-Twenty-o acres of land more oil
less, usually called the Cssna tract, adjoining the
lands of lsaac Reese and Henry Sutzin abou
two miles west Of Lancaster, aforesaid, appraised
at $50 per acre, subject to survey.
Said property will be sold in parcels as above
specified, to the highest bidder for not less thar
twotlIirds Of the appraised value thereof, paya
BILE onethird thereof in hand one-third in one
aud one-third in two years with interest from the
day OF sale. Immediate possession will be givel
subject to the rights of the tenants in possession
the purchaser to be entitled 10 receive the rent
from and after the day of sale. The title is he
lieved to be indisputabe and will pass to til,
purchaser free of incumbrance of tho widow
dower. The sale to be subject to adiournmen
from time to time until the whole of the propert,
shall be disposed of.
JACOB BECK.
Special Master Commissioner.
May 5th lS48. 5w59pf$6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
MONSTER CIRCUS

In announcing 10 Tie citizens ofts parp md The ndia
cent viciniies. the approaching performance Of his in
mense and unrvaled company the prnpreOrs feel pe
cuar satisfaction IN referring not only Tie uHiosrSa
5rer 9Th ul also 10 the brilliant talent well rs the
approacahe skill ami grace, which they lave been ena
he by extra aor and expense and afer years spent
ihOut nume, aud certainly without regard n eX.
pense have een employed during the paN winter IN
AID OTHER Parapiernalia 10 correspond with the tea
richness and 10 give effect the representations Of tbs
cession which this farsniet HRd talented company lagt
the enviahle reputation Of giving, and which they alone
have the numerical strength and brianey Of talent
sTry 10 perform.
or of exhibiting
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
MAY 4, 1874;
FairfieId common PIen,
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Adm'tor of r. M. Ainsworth, }
Cs. IN CHANCERY.
Widow and Heirs, ct. al.
DY virtue of an order to me directed, / will
Id offer at public sale before the Court House
Door in said county on
Saturday the nth day OF June, 1s4s,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o.
P. NJ of said day. the following Real Estate, viz:
An undivided half Of In-Lot No. 1, in the 3rd
Square OF the Town OF Lancaster.
Also, an undivided 3rd part Of Lots Nos. 224.
225, 248 and 249,in the Town of Springfield,
County Of Clark, Ohio. aaid part of Lot No. 94S,
being incumbered with the Dover Estate Of
Emily Ainsworth, Widow.
Terms of Sale-Onethird in hand aud the re.
sidue in one and two years, with interest from the
day ofsae. VIM. SLADE. Jr. AdmtOr
Ofthe Estate Of Il. NJ. Ainsporth, deceased
May S, l848. 5w52 pr SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
In Chanccry.

Administrator de 6Onis non of W. w. Lrrin.
Aplil 81. lS49. 5w50 pisa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
GROCERIES.

GROCERIEs.
kOHHDs. n O.sUGAR.
OO $50 Bbls. Plaatation Mnlasses;
25 bbls Super. S. H. do
4" Golden Syrup--a new article,
l7j bags Prime Eastern Rio Coffee
5 " Old Gov. Java do
80 bbls LOAF SUGAR;
boxes Double Refined do
20 packages Lump. nnJ Y. II. TEAS.
fresh, oss'd
30 boxes Va Tobacco. ass'd;
] cusk fresh Let quality Msdder
d" Alum;
Is bugs Pepper and Pirnentoi
100 mats Cassia;
bbl. Cloves:
Copperas:
Clipped Logwoodi
% Nos /. 2 and Mackerel;
Is White FislG
30 boxes Cubec Herring, smoked
2 cases Sardines;
10 tierces Fresh Rice;
so boxes Fresh Rsisins;
| Frnils Almonds;
2 bbIs. Ground Ginger, (pure,)
cask EPSON Salts;
50 Reams Wrapping Paper
~ Letter aud Writing do
so kegs Pure White Lead;
bbs Linseed oil;
90 Super. Tanners Oil;
IS kegs No. Kentucky Twist Tobacco;
! With various other articles in our line,
| For sale low by
KGNKEAD & DoTY
Lancaster, April 90. l848. h5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
Che State of. Ohio, Fairfield
Countp, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

NO0N1 Oi o0'i''O'' '''
Samuel F. Maccracken, -
US. IN CHANCERi.
George Myers
TENHE above named Defendant is hereby noti-
d fed that Oh the 18th day of March, l84G,
said complainant filed in the Clerks Office of the
Court ot Common Pleas for said county, his Bill in
cbnncery agaiust him. which is now pending,
wherein he se,s forth, that on or about the 29th
day of November, A. 1888, being seized in lee
simple of all that certain tract or parcel of land
living and being in the county OF Fairfield aud
State of Ohio, known and distinguished as fol-
lows. to-wit: Being iu Zane's location of land on
which the Town of Lancaster is laid out, in Town
shin No. Il, of Range No. 10, Of United States
lind sold at Chillicolhe Ohio, bounded and des-
cribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a Post
where a Stone Is planted on the South side there
OF. near Rees' Bridge. being the lower toll bridge
over the Hockhocking River near said Town OF
Lancaster where Honey Locust six inches in
diameter bears South 81 degrees Eust 257 links
and an Elm SO inches bears North 2O1 degrees
West; thence South 81 degrees West 10 Chains
and So links to Post where Honey Locust 10
inches diameter bears North 721 degrees West
o03 links and Honey Locust inches in diane
Ter bears North 304 degrees East 81 ) links thence
South six chains aud so links 10 a Post; thence
North 655 degrees East IA chains and 26 links to
Post; thence North 33I degrees West chains
and IS links to the place of beginning, containing
Eight Acres and Three Quarters more or less =
He was applied to by said Defendant who desired
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
RutIer! BulterM Rmltcr!M

THNHE Farmers Of Fairfield county who devote
u attention To making the article Of BUTTER
will find it greatly to their advantage TO call on
the undersigned befnre selling elsewhere. He
is about to establish himselfin L4ncaster for the
express purpese Of purchasing and paying the
cash for all the coon BuTrER lac can comlnand.
He will be found ON aud after the lst day of May
next. in the BASEMENT ROOM Immediately
nader McsTs Beery g. Wygum's Grocery Store,
where he invites the Farmers to call and see him,
and get the highest market price for their Butter.
Having now been engaged Tor some time in the
purchase and sale of this article, he would re.
specially suggest that butter in order to be kept
good and sreet for some length of time, should be
well dressed and free from milk-aso thnt il
ought not to be too highly salted aud should be
kept from the air and light. This may be at.
taiued measurably by packing the butter away il
crooks in preference To putting it up in separate
rolls 1t shall be the pleasure OF the undersigned
to encourage every reasonable care in the matter
Of making good butter ,byIgiving high cash prices
to those who produce the best article.
:. c. STAMBAUGH.
Lancaster, April 90, lS49. 81.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
FairGeId common Pleas.
Administrator OF WIN W. Irwin,
rs. SlN CHAScEHH.

Administrator Ot WIN w. lrvin,
rs. is LHANcEHH
Widow and Heirs.
DY virtue of an order to me directed, will ex-
ID pose aud offer at public sale bstore the Court
House door in said county. on
Saturday the 2Oth day Of May, Is4s,
between the hours Of o'clock A. " aud O'clock
P. VI. of said day. the following described Real
Estate, in said county.
Divisions Nos. and of In.LOt No. and the
West hall OF Iu-l.ot No . in the 18th Square OF
the Town Of Lancaster. plat Of said divisions re-
naming Of Record in this case. Division No. 2.
not u be sold for less than s400 and Division No,
3, for not less than $1,000.
Also part Of Section No l3 and fractional Sec-
ton No. I2, Township No. IA, Range No, 10,
containing IS Acres, appraised at $45 per Acre.
Also tie West haIfo the Northwest Quarter
of Section No. ~. Township No. ID, Range No.
49, containing 30 Acres.
Terms Of Sale-One-ihird in hand and the bal
ance in one and two years, with interest from the
day Of sale.
WILLIAM SLADE. JR.
AdmiRistrdtor de bOnis non Of W. w. brin.
April 81, ls48. 5w50 pisa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

tPHMcALIsrER's ALL-HEALING OINTMENT
For Family Medicine, this ointment is superior
to any thing now known: being entirely free from
mercury or other mineral substances, and made
of powerful vegetable. 1t is at once the most
efficient and safe Family Medicine extent and
may be used under any circumstances without feal
of injury. No person-no family should be with
out it. Call and geta Pamphlet Of Agents.
See advertisement. 2w51.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
Public Sale,

NNIE r subscribers will offer for sale 10 the high.
~ est bidder, al their Old Stand, on Main street
ON Saturday the I3rh day Of May, Inst.
the following property to.wit
TWO HORSE BUGGY, / DRAY, CART,
. sets Of Buggy Gears. set Of Cart Gears
. BALANCE SCALES, l PLATFORM do.
Cooking. franklin and Coal STOVES
Alabaster CLOCKS, Eight day CLOCK
A Lot of CAVENDISH TOBACCO, Bureau
And a variety of Household Furniture and Mer
chandise too tedious TO eDumeraie.
Sale to commence at | o'clock A. NJ. and Il
be continued at candle.light. Terms Cash
BOVING s. GRAUE.
Lancaster, May 5, 1913. 2w52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
Market House Stalls,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign,
7 ed will between the hours of 9 and 10 o.
clock A. NJ. OF the 1871 day of May Hert proceed
to RENT for one year. by public auction to the
highest bidder the BUTCHERS STALLS il
the Market House, in the Town Of Lancaster.-
Sale to take place at said Market House. The
Stalls in the Northern Division Of said Market
House. cannot be rented for a less sum than $40
nor those of the Southern Division for less sum
than 81 per year.
NELSON COATES, Market Master.
Lancaster April 90, 1913. 3wjl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
State Of ohio, GalrfrIo Gountp.
Court of Common Pisas-Petitioat for Partition
Andrew Hanshew,


Us.
David Osborn, Daniel Click, Matilda Click, Gym
tha Ann Click, Monroe Click and Phebe Click.
minor children and hers-ataw OF Daniel Click
and Elizabeth Click his wife, deceased, Obidi-
ah Whitehmst, Robert Whitehurst and Perry
Whtehulst
TIME above named defendants. Of whom Da
vid Osborn, 0bidiah WhitehurSt and Robert
Whtehust are non-residents residing in Picka
way county, Ohio are hereby notified that the
said Andrew Hanshew on the 4lh day of Feb
rnary, ls4S hled his petition in the Clerks Office
Of the Court of Common Pleas for said county.
against them-whch petition is now pending,
wherein he demands partition of tract OF land
containing 10 Acres OF land more or less. Known
and described by being part Of the Northwest
Quarter o: Section No. 81, Township No. Ia.
ond Range No. 10, situate in Fairfield county.
Ohio, OF which the said Frances burst died seized
and possessed. Said cause will come on TO be
heard at the next Term ofsaid court.
c. F. SHELTER.
Aaornay for Dsmdndant'.
April 7, 1913. 6w4SpI$3,5o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
Wool Carding.

VHNHE subscriber still continues at his OLD
IL STAND, at the South end of Broad Street,
Lancaster. Ohio, and will be ready, at all times,
to Card Wool at FOUR CENTS per pound, for
CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Customers, who leave their Wool when they
come in Town, can haze their rolls BY the time
they get through NTH their business and are rea-
dy to leave town W, E, WILLIAMS
Lancaster, May 5, 1913. 6w52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
READY MADE CLOTHING

In fact tue CHEAPEST and B EST ever offered in
Lancaster, to-wit:
Fine Tweed, Nerino Cashmere, Queen Cloth.
Croton Cloth, Linen and Alpaca Dress. Frock
and Sack Coats at all prices from sl.jO to sl2
Plain and Bard Cassimeres, Linen. Cottonade
and Monterey stripe PANTS from IS cents to 80
Plain aud Figured Satin and Silk. Morselles and
Linen Lusture VESTS from 81 ,25 to 81. So thai
we can furnish GOOD SUIT from $3.50 TO 81
Also, SHIRTS. BosOms. Collars. Stocks Hand
kerchieIs Gloves Drawers and all kinds OF RIM
MINGS oi!he very best quality
| They also have employed number of FIRST
! RATE WORKMEN, SO that they feel competent
to CUT and MAKE to ORDER upon the SHORT
/ EST MOTTO Z aud in the most fashionable manner
| CLOTHES of all KINDS. And ii the clothe.
don't fit no charge is made
SMITH s. TONG.
! Lancaster, April 90, 1913. 81