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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14
REMOVAL.

n HE subscriber has removed his Tailoring
j Shop to Shetfer's Row, one door west o
John N Litte's Saddler Shop, where he will be
found at all times ready to wait upon his old Gus
toners and the citizens generally upon the short
est notice and the most reasonable terms.
ISAAC Conner.
Lancaster April 7, 1913. 3w4s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14
Dissolution Notice.

VNHE Co-Partnership existing between the un
d dersgned, in the Tailoring business, wa'
dissolved by mutual consent, on the 10Th Of March
l848 Accounts and notes of the firm are lett in the
hands of II. SPRINGER, with whom all settle
ments are to be made. HENRY SPRINGER,
JOHN FlNKBONE.
Lencaster, March 81, 1913 3w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14
IS@00~S c. 9N00Sn
MANUFACTURERS.

- - - " ~ y w " n -
STILL continues the above bu- S1
y slness at thoir Old Stand, and "
liye on baud d SPLENDID AS ~
SORTMENT Of their uwn manu-
laclure. und IN addition. have re-. -
eelved their SPRING STOCK from Cicinna
II, consisting Of
Ladies Black. Bronze High and Low Bushn.
Fine Kid Slippers snd Gies
Misses BPk,Bronze & cold Bnskins & Slipper,
Clildren's BIack, Bronze & cold ShoesSGni,cr.
Also few pair Of Mems Fine Calf Boots
They have also, on had. frat rate article ol
ooIe Leather, Morocco, Binding. Lining Pegs.
Laccs
We solicit continuation Of the very liberal
patronage We have heretofore received and re-
quest the Ladies in particular U call and exanip,
our Stock. WORK. SON q WORK
Lancaster Apil IA, 1913 igd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14

Leaving balance of. .-.-..---.- 5 493,78
in the hands of the Treasurer, applicable to the
payment on funded Bonds
GEORGE SANDERS0N, President r, C.
Attest-JoHN B. REED Recorder
Lancaster April IA, l848. 3w49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14
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Ihis is 10 certify that, some months Since wa,
taken win pain in my side and breast; called m
me AID ol several phtscldns, but they failed 10 give
me ANY reIiel and Tor the space OfOne year grew
rapidly worse in add IiOn 10 this was attacked with
violent cough; although an excellent physician
lived III the same house, and used the greatest exer.
ton, aud paid the stnctest attention, il bailrd all
his skllI-twO Others were called in. one OF which
was an aged aud skillul physician but all their Ell.
lorts proved alike unavdiling. AT Iasta physicia,,
VINO was attending camp-meetug in the neighbor-
hOOd, came TO see me, aud declared that | could
nos last more than one day longer; also all Of the
vast n"moer VINO Game to see me, believed that a
lev days at most must end my earthly career MY
FRIENDS WE'RE NOW CALLED IN TO SEE NE DIE! Bu
my brother at this crisis, Clearing of the asonish
ing cares performed by DIR. Rogers Compound Syr
up oi Lrverworl aud Tar,) went 10 Cnrllicothe anC
| back distance OfsiXty miles, IN l3 heurs, to rt
some Of the above mrdiCiue: | commenced rakin.
it, aud strange 10 tell bef6re had used nalfa bolle
| the cough was entirely cured, from this time | r.
covered rapidly, and hen | nad used Two bottles,
was able to assume my family vocalIons as usual
| am fully satisfied that if II had not been for thi
excellent medicine, ! would now ne in nv grave,
and must justice say, that truly return nv sin
teGe thanks 10 the Inventor o this priceless medicine
| aud would recommend all persons afflicted with dis
eased lungs TO give II lIa
HARRIET ROWE.
We the undersigned do certify, that this ac
count OF MIS-. Rowe Is correct, we being PERSONAL,
acquainted with all the circumstances
p. p. JOHNSON.
PETER P.'MATTHEWS,
THOMAS CRAIG,
JOS. EVANS,
N
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14

BURNETT HoUsE.-The workmen have
made commencement on this great Ho-
tel. 1t will, when finished, be the larg.
est house in the west, and will be an hon
or to the Queen City.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14

SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.-Lord Grey,
speaking in the British House of Lords
upon the London riots, applied the terms
fellow citizens to the,populace, Hith-
eric it has been "felow subjects" or the
"lowerorders." His Lordship has prob
ABLY heard of the French Revolution.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14
An Exhibit

or the Receipts and Expenditures for the
Corporation of Lancaster, for the year
ending April IL, Is4s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14
John work & Go.

hHAVE removed to tie fine Store Room, one
n u door e1stpl tie Checkered Store and near
" Opposite tie Hooking Valley Bank, Main street.
Thankful for past iiyors. they ask d further cou-
tnumcc Of public patronage
They make and constantly keen on hand all
kinds Of TIN, COPPER anu SHEET.LRON
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14
Corporation Election.

HNlIE qualified voters of the Town Of Lancas-
u Ter are hereby npiilied 10 meet al the HALL.
in said Town. on M0adqy ME I'M day Of AprH
l8l8. being the Third Monday IN said mouth. and
when met elect according To law NINE TRUS,
TEES aud a MARSHAL, lor the ensuing year.
GEORGE SANDERSON. PJesideAt r. c.
Lancaster, March 81, ls4S 3w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14
.uamGan9 VwTpe9

Nv ILL be sold at Bruce's New York TINE
wv Foundry, after March 18th, l348, at the
following very low prices, iorapproved months
untps.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14
To Creditors.

HOHE creditors of Grim, Hart g. Co., are here.
by notified to present their claims to me on
or before the 1871 June Rert-at which time q
dividend of the assets will be struck aud paid.
GEORGE SANDERSON, Recciver
Lancaster. April IA, l848. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-14

PRlcEs Wheat in Zanesville75 cents--flour
$3.50. The Baltimore Patriot last Saturday Eve
ming quotes City Mills -four as nominal at Sc to
s6,l2I. Provision market dull, and declining
In Philadelphia ON same day, holders are said to
be asking $6,l24 without finding purchasers In
New York, Western Flour is quoted at Ia to S.,
l50.--ZanesviHe Gazette, april l2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

Ans as. u.s.@d a.y shr aCs of 'he Ssn"'e' ss n hprrs opoa asy posi'ina UpOa the hes'c"' the us.. ,a my Sse in the srea''"' cAn' Uams. ana tA~ rtcii"n Of q oy tue ''"'O .ssrs. ,ss ,, tue Nssi.sAi Cs'al Ss''''''''' '''s ,..as,rn which Mir Van BO,sn u'ain'S'ns ,, ,A. ,ah,,c-havr d been deiibeIaVe'y ,.onS,a, r.d. aud am brUugh' to lh~ con- .,,,s,,, ,ha, ..ugh, nsa 'O g' before ine p,,r.h, t,o,.vrn,ion as candidate f" the Presidency. l fee. deeply and Rr"'efu''y ,h., honor yuu have done me hy the "~' p,,ssi.n of your kindness "nd con"oe"c' ', co,,usr,ion with that h'gh ofii"e'
 Resting upnn the principles d the Con- s,,u, ,.n. as they hav. hecn judici"a'y Set> ,,ed ,h.. tr. e States, by moderation, V'E'' lance and firnness. may pFeve" the ex- ,-.swn of slavery to the fr' e territory '"te Ia ann.xcd. Without ,hr sanc'i"n o' lew s,a,ery can DO more exist ID terr''Fy ,h.,n n ,oan caN breathe without "'r'- s,axr. are no, property wh're they are r. A. CD by the municipal iaw. Fhe Le> .;,,.,,rr of a Territory can exercise no ,wcr winch .s not conferred 0t' n OS ac, cf Congress.
 With the highest respect, :
 am, gratefully, your ob't. servt.
 JOHN MCLEAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

FREE SoIL IN WuscoNsIN.-A gentleman writing from Milwaukie. 10 the editor ofthe Enquirer. under da,r of Ausast 23d, says
 The Buffalo nomination takes wei. in this S,sis. Cass canno, obtain co. poraI I's guard in 1t Van Buren will certainly car ty the State. Hosts ct whigs will vote for him. Your friend Booth has taken down the Hale flag, and run up the Van Buren. Yesterday he issued ,he first number of q campaign paper, called "'rhe BarnburneT.' 9 and scorching thing tits, too.
 "The friends of Cass ia this city had a meeting las, night. To say that ii was n regular eaf oGf, would be saying only the truth. Taylor, even, s,auds better chance of success in the State, than Casx." 7I
 The writer of the ab've has ever bee. a thorough -going democrat We rejoice ., any indication of principle iu vegani ,o the slavery q0es,ion. oS the par, ot the demo- csa,s of the no,th. Az to nsr.hern Whigs we think they are right in the matter. and Consequently need not W be reformed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

TAE PRovIDENr INv NvesrMENr.-Mr. Aaron Clark, If Pnrtlai.d. Me, who was in Albn. ny al the t,me of the la,c disastrous con. Aagration, was unfortunately crowded from the wharf into he river and drown- ed. Only two months since, on passing through this city, he applied at the Ma
 tual Benefit Life Insurance office, No. l7
 State s.reot, for a policy on his l,fr for S6OOO-having a few weeks tetore eff''ct- ed an insurance with ,he Company f.' S25OOa Not being able so wait tor cOs'- rle'ion of the papcrs. he psaceedesl to
 New York, where be took ou' a policy fos SOtAD. thus ss'cIring {, his tam'ly con siaa'nK of n wits and GnUr children. hs
 co'ntorsaOse sun oG S750O, at cos, ut less
 than s2OO !--i ios.on A,las. < s4at4 3. s .s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
GEN TAYLOR IN PENNSYLVANIA.

We have hitherto refrained rom specUlalions as ta the result "f the Presidential election in Prnnsylvania We have no desire to dece,ve our friends by false hopes, or advance opinions unsn, horizcd by facts. An insigh, int cor. resp undence with a;l parts of the State aud the reports of pc. sons of good jud .tnent, who speak from personal observation, guarantee the beliet of the reasonable aud the unprejudiced that the TavIor aud Fillmore t,ckef sOiH obtain he eieetOria! sete gf this StGte by large auajo- rify.
 Since the nomination oi Van Buren. the as ;,ect oi things has changed in Penns! ivanis. While that nomination will command l5,U0O LocofocO votes. it cannot obtain m"re than one thousand Whig free s.il votes. Had Judge Mo Lean been nominated at Buffalo, some {, S,00O Whig voleS might have been cas, for him on the slavery question; but Wings cannot vote for a candidate, who is ihe Ieai author Uf the csiaml,ies springinE oui ot the Jackson adm n- istraticn, and whc has hitherto bnrne the ap. pellation fl a Northern man SiiA SOm,h~ym principles" from lis nti-Protection, anti. lmps'v. ment. and pro- Slavery views .-
 h addition to the losses of the I.ocoiucos from the nomination of Van Bnlen. we must also take into he account the very large sup port that Gen. Taylnr will receive from theiI rank aud file. There is hardly Rough and Ready Club in the State that has not Deno- crats enrolled among iis members. No strong party prejudices are to be overcome in support. ing Gen. ra, lor, while his liberality of charac. ter conciliales all in his behalf Immediately after the Gubernatorial nomination, the cAnv ass will begin, and be actively prosrcured This issue will be the most honorable and glorious which has ever crowned Whig efforts in Penn. svlvania.-Penn LsqMHer
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
-No NEW couvERT FOR MY GUIDE

"NO NEW COUvERT FOR MY GUIDE
 Sosaid Columbus D lano, ot Ohio, when asked to 70 to ihe Buffalo Convrnton.-- Rumor clsssed him with those who repu- di td the Philadelphia nomination.; hut he is on the stump with Tom Corw'O. d''- ing battle for the whole Whig 'ickf.- On the 23d ut he addressed letter to the "F.ee Soil" Committee of X-nia. which contained the following paragraph:
 "I do not expect tn go to Butfalo-h l do I canr vote int Ven Bure0. ] wanf no new Convert, Enr my Gui.ie-no political pxp+rimenier-no mnR who has nf''r"d his hand to Slavery. and only strikes for Fr.edom because h g mistress has r'.ject- ed him. Give me Whig, true 10 his principles. who is sincerely attached 10 the cause of Freedom, and then insc'ihs' spnn tho hannrr in his hands, Fee Ter ri,ory.' Free Lahor,'.. Free Hearts, and Free Lvs,' and am rt'ady to enlist in the servme alwaN scons.,ling mySctt wlth the refiec,ion--that ds.eatrd or victorious my hear, will approve the wo'k ot my hands,"
 "Free Soil" has hut liiile to hope for om any party hu, that which has nurs''d it into being, Mr Delan" is already a member of Iha, party and he will b. st promote :he great principle to which his life and energies have h.en devoted hy standing upon the good old Wh'g Pla,> form
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
ORDINATION

Ma. VIM W BELDEN lac of Yale Semi- nary. Was s'rdAined aud installed Pssi'F ot the Congregational Chur r-h. in Ora"ge. Aug, 23d InarUdselors PraS-r bs Rev Mir. Teele, nf .-au- sasW~ks S-ru~~ ay Rev Mr Seward. f Wesi ef HunPAEeysrisae Caarge ss Rev Mr War. rea, es Hsna.as Feaa ~sssP sy Rtx- Ma E. lssaa. si Ws'ssrslaage, A6srrss an sase pragae D. G-r. Mr- AnasrHzn sa Hnz.aitn Fssars= CDm,lD- ding Prayer Sg Rss. Mr- Tram Hn MifsHnE-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
THE ExPECTED COMET.

The Bsinn journals srr c"DcnAastng fhe prohshlr rr-appearance Of 'hr great rom ct of l264, and I5i6. afHr an ahsencs from our sy ss-sn ot 2y2 ytars Ths e~n' e,, wh.ch startled Europe in the ve@' l264, is par,iruIariy descrihed by PaAsO gus Zuinger, Calvisius. Ass'hew PArss and o.her c:.ronicie 6 of that p~rS"d ana should its appruach erOwu Ih~ cdsrr res- ma rkable ,csurreHr-s uf IhSs EFeIfHEA year, 1t will :.iF',rd aIsushes sssg~00N1Caa triumph, as the c0met will them nave rcAR- D 'e,ed it's iwentesh rrvr.lntsonH rUan& abe sun since the cr,aiioo Of the world
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
TREASON IN HIGH PLACES.

How can the Whigs expect tO succeed with Gen. Taylor wh"a such men as the following who lave always been the leaders of whiggery. refuse to endorse him:
 "Henry Clay, Daniel Webster. John Me. Lean, J. M. Bot,s, J. R. Gidd'sgs. Hor- ac. Everett. Joshua Leveret,. Horace Gree ley, Columbus Delano, John M. Root. D R. Tilden, Joseph L.. White, H. B Stan. lon. E s. Hamlin, J. A. Briggs, and 5QO, . OOO others "-Washingloa Union.
 No intelligent Whig will be caught in Dsat, uar. Henry Clay. and the gallant State of Kentucky, will css. sn'ir votes for Zachary Taylor. John Mclean, (hoidins us ne does sea, on the bench of the Su. preme Cour, of the United Sta es,) regards |, as improper for him to take any aet'oe part in electicns-but we have the as >u,ances of the Whig papers published in the vicinity of his residence, tha, he is friendly ,o the cause of Taylor, and will vote for him. John M. Bo.ls has declared for Taylor. Columbus Delano has Oeea for the las, six weeks Stumping |, for Fay. Tor through Ohio in company with Thomas Corwin. u. B. StanlIton has been ran sing aboli,ionisl for he last ten years Who &eJ. A. Briggs, D. R. Tiiden. and Josh- sa Levere,tf Certainly not the moot bril- liant lights In the world.
 In ,elnrD, pray ie, us ask how the loco- sos.os h. pc to succeed. when, such mena' she following refuse so support Gen. Cas- their aominee
 Martin Van Buren. John A. Dix. Joh' M Mics. Gideon Wells, E. F. Butler, ( C. cambreiIing. John Van Buren, Marcus M,1'ou, Thaddeus Wells, ana 1000 W( others.
 As the name of Daniel Webster Is inclu' dcd in the Unmn lisi of Whigs who res fssr to support T.ylor. we will only say al present, that ., Wh,g Meeting holden al Narsh6eld. on he is, of Sep,emb4r. ,ha, aisiinguishef Whig came ou, decidedly fo, Taylor, and urged apoa his fellow Whigs sAe importance Of giving him sheis ani,e,l sappost
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
MARTIN VAN BUREN AGAINST THE
 TARIFF OF AZ

MT. Van Buren's views are found In ,he following b, ief letter, addressrd to the eds itor of the Richmond Inquirer. February 2S, le43
 My DEAR SIR-I thank you very kindly for your friendly letter. ] have at n. time, nor any where, hesi,aied to express my decided d,sapproha,inn of the TMif act Of last SessloH. as we'll :n respect tt the principle upon which it is founded, al to it's desails.s tn good time you will have my views in respect ,o tha. md othe subjects, before the public, In the meal time. believe me to be, V.ry sincerely, Your obedient servant, l MAR TIN VAN BUREN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

%The gonds of MT. Barnes, destroyed by f,e on Saiu' day morning io New Haven were insured for $2OOO at the Protection, $500O at the New York Mutual. 2 The building, ON ned by MT Timothy Bishop, was insured tor $2OOO al the Protection, which will be needed le cover the loss. The goods oi Mir. Dooliite, in the adjoining store, which were damaged by smoke and water, were insured al the Hartford lnSu-- rance Ofice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Hon. Wm. F J0hnson. now in .hs Execu i've 'Chair. ssas n.MniHa,sd toe the once os Govesnor, at d StAie Convention q Thursday,
 ioe LOG" Convention hus nomiRated MT: LnngstFe.h, now Ons os the Canal Commissions
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

Oy-The Military Parade whichiook placs in this village las! week, paSsrd OG without the occurrence Uf any thing remarkable. The shan 6l hi, however, was Qui'e nO' : city to our ciIizeus lI was conducted by Lieus. Hudee, late Ui the MexieaA cam- pa ,gn, aud was designed IO rep esent bona 6de Mexican haItte.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
Cattle SlsOsC lsssss F06r.

H1uE LlTCHFIELD COiiNtY AGKl- SN> CULTURAL. SOCIETY. wIll hold iheii ~ ninth Annual Show and Fair, al Li'ch> fieid on "Wednesday the 97,h ot SepIenbet.
 Tho Annual Meeting ot the Socie'y for the choice of Officers, will ba held at the Mansion House on the evening of the same day al ! O. clock.
 Ploughing Match and Awarding "f Premi-- urns, the next day.
 The Exrru,ve Committee are r.qursied tG meet a: inc Mansion House. the 27th at O. clock. A. M.
 A. s. LEWIS, Rec. s -eretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

rr.nsst va..t.k Mss BI1tnGed 1he Whig State GnERanhlnn aa MI;itfItI'EaTn. abe psaeeedinEs oi \ Mnre H,inlt-f alf iminaIs aat ant aa%<mbiage of Wings IimB n.ti h=.'u fsiid ap CGanreslcut for nmig E PHar. Tlhs farss aG n'sEn sr~ besng light. .s6 np iin sxrrs gpaaaer Let Hbs spirit which rusTB1ts's sa fSe Cnaav~nsI~n, srtuaie cur breth. ren tSsoagb~1s then Sss'e. and a glorious vic tory wlil cFssyn our Gorts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
PoRrsAsouTM, Friday

De@h ef (opf Ma'yyM Gap, Marryat C. B.. the celebrated nautical novelist, died on Wednesday. at his seat, LaDgham, Nor'olk aged 56. His services in the Navy are thus re. corded by Alien. in the Nsv Navy Lisf-- " Midshipman of the Imperieu.e. in co-opera- tion with Patriots, on the coast of Catalonia, under Lord a'ochrane; served in the attack on the French h.et in AK Roads. and in the Wal cheven Expedition in 1909 Li"uienani of the Newcastle. and in her barge cut oni t"uT ves- sels from Boston Bay, 1874; commanded the LaEDe in the Bu,me war. being part ct sht time senior officer. Gsze,srd is0S. By hi death good service peas'oD falls into the gifl of the Admiralty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
nEaTm ne A aag DYER

M- Euasr fR4,s~ss sfr s4Tlbssssta ira. R EAs easy scr 1hUe MFKHc2R rfhnETags- STS E1s m rBasf na aAe enusMs<aszaEs nHsr &+xyraA was sruae oesd n rSe ga1vv sz Ms- A Sae-saas s@ M~.nad Psrss- aas. aaRs zssgaHax- Segs | \ gary oS Ioqsesi w rs fhas ke came sa has s@ssh oy 2 wssaSd on ms head rrreiE+ta aA M~K4rO, ard from dizErhae cmnrattss,S m Hfrhr t,osEtrs-he having been siek with tilt ii4,Bat sIme b. lssa Vera Cruz Sn the AfiIh fHF sf guk 1@sR-4Asar Har>R Pu
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
M -O

TYRE Wh,g Electors of the town oi Norfosk. are requested 10 meet "' ,he Town Hail, on "Wednesday evening the 18th inst, ai 6 o'clock P. M,, for inc rn pose. of making arrangemrnis for the approaching town election.
 Per order oC Town CsHnmit'ee
 Norfolk. Sept 1ss. lHtS 2~t7
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
paoMu1IoNs IN THE ARMY.

AmonR thr recew promotions 10 the ar my. we nole tue ioll0~ine.
 Major RDMu D KIRBY recr've' '"o hr.y.,,. upe Of l.ieul. COloIIei, and one O Colanel.
 Cant. HENRY W. wESSELLS, of,hi' ,~n. receives the brevel rank of Major.
 Mai,r BLISS, (Aid de camp to General Taylor.) is promoted 10 the breVe' rank of Lieut.. Colonel.
 Lieu, JOHN SEDGWIcK, of Corn. wall. in this COunty, Is Promoaed to the hre vet rank of Captain.
 Lieut.. EDMUND KIRBY SMITH. is ur.mo,ed ,u the brevct rank of Captain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

Complainant fo .Mr Fillmore David D. Field, Esq. in his speech at the Town Hall ca M"ndsy evening. the 2sth ult.. said that he had long enjoyed personal acquaintance with Millasd Fillmore. '' He is." said Mir Field. "a pure, honest, high-minded man. and altho' he has been on The opposite side from me in politics. 1 am not in he d~ierred from express ing my high opinion of his character, here or elsewh here.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

U. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEY We are just iniorr,ed that Mr. Charles McVesD has received the appointment of U. S Dis trict Attorney, in riace Ot Benjamin F. But> Ter, removed.
 P. s. We have TeIegraphic Dispatch from Washington to-day confirming tne aboye.-(Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07
GEN. TAYLOR ON THE EVE OF THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.

HEN, IA \ LON NN HE ts V rs oC t44Ga
 BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
 On ,he 22d at February, lS45, whe" the countless army ot Santa Anna had taken up their position at Burma Vista to van ou;sh the Spartan band If cn'z-n sold'rr> under the command uf Gen. Taylor, this pure and brave man thus wrote ln u Pri :, vat. letter D friend.
 sThis may be the lS<i csammunicacio ion you will TIC i've firm na, l hSvr h~en shipped by the GOSernns na "t rs-gsiar troUps, and reduced m Vssaunss~r> saa mus stripped, aGd al she ns~-Fcy of lhe iue. have h. en s-xpsrtei 10 tFeMa or reign ; tn, shall d., n-iIher. ! care n"a fnx my selt. but f-el d. epiy t0r the OOaah- soadaeas sho are ahs.us so be sA'-rificed for ah~si count:y-we <haA sand <alll snd g'vt them hattie -~l-.--k 5~-s f'~- d. -.~~ for . right r'-sult-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

nHons yadge Keeaes, af Van Buren Co. Michigan, leading Lnco>Foco of that Nsaie, has come ous agains. Lewis cass. who sremsto be disaracsing ihe party In that region Of country aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

nFThe loco foco papers ase becoming vsry busy of iale la sheiT eulogies upon the brs very and patriotism of Gen. Cas- hu. wheS they teil us how Gen. Cass behased on surrenderiag himself to she British, they ,ake very oHfair advantage of us. We caono. point them sU Uoid Rough aud Ready, ! behavior at a avyTendev. se i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

Value of e .MGn.-rhe value Oi the life of a man was fixed by the English Government, in the latter part of the last century, as will h. seen by the following paragraph. which is [, om . London paper Of Nov. 2S, l7S6 :--
 "On Thursday was transferred at the Bauk, t"e sun oi Gl7l,OO0 by Mr. Van Ot en. on ar- count of the Landgrave of Hrsse Cassel. 70 much being due on essian soldiers lost in ,he American war, At E3O d man."
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-07

n%Co0l er K. Watson of Lower SaD- dusky, is the Barnkarner candidate fnE Congress in the With, District of Ohio, now repro seuIle.l by Rod,aphus Dickinson, Loco