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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

A CLINcHER--One who has trvelled ex.
tensively in the East declared afew evenA
ings since, that he once saw juggler
place ladder in open ground, upon the
end, and mounted it by passing through
the rounds. and stand upon the top erect.
Another traveller, who was present, in-
mediately exclaimed, Poo! Poo! Isaw
another do the same thing with additions
When he arrived at the top he pulled the
ladder up after him Those who have
travelled far enough can say what they
please.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

WHAT THEY SIT FORA quaker who
was examined before court. not using any
other language than thee, 'thou,' and
friend, was asked blythe presiding Judge.
pray Mr.. do you know what we
sit here fora' Yea verify, do I,'said the
Quaker-'three of you for two dollars
each day. and the fat one ON the right,
| for one thousand dollars year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

RWe heard good anecdote the 9TH
Ell day of an old Methodist preacher who
rode this circuit a few yearsago. While
going TO one of his appointments. he met
an old acquaintance who was one of the
magistrates ofthe county.--He asked the
preacher why he didn't do as his Savior
did ride an Ass. Because" said the
divine, "the people have taken them all
to make magistyatss O "--KentHcky Wing
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

A shallow headed coxcomb, having re.
ceived peremptory nsy, in answer from
young lady, to whom in spite Of tbs
most significant hints that his alterations
were not agreeable, he had popped the
question that che would
not live-he would biOw his brains out.-
"TwiI be glorious shot, ifyouhtlhem,
said she, as she turned upon her heel ceA.
temptuously' and left the room.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

A SERIOUS OBJEcTIoN.-A substantial
Wing from one of!he strongest LocoRo-
co townships i'll the county, happeningin
town al the time the nomination Of Gen,
Taylor was announced, sbouk his head
obviously and raised serious objection.
He said that two-thirds ofthe democrat"
of the township would vote for him-snd
thus these men would be in a stronger
majority than ever!-O. S. Journal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

A TEN STRIKE!-The Pennsylvania
names as singular coincidence" that in
the names ofPolk and Dallas there are ten
letters, and the same numberint the names
of Cass and Butler. Well the ten pins
set up, aud the Wings must make "ten
strike" in November. -Phila. North Am.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

WIn regard to Gen. CAss's Chica-
60 Convention letter, the Plain Dealer
says. "The Herald is welcome to all il
can make out of said letter" We are
thankful for smallfavors. Up to the pres
eut time we have only been able to make
to3r Gees out Of it. NsvslasS Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23
~ The Albany Atlas perPetrates tn
following good thing
secondinR Renegade,s Wish.

6N'o
seconding Renegade's Wish.
Mr. Dickinson, at the close of speech
in the Baltimore Convention. so debased
in tone as to compel some tJiy delegates
from the Northern States to leave the
Convention, burst into rhapsody on the
order, the unanimity. the Rdelity of the
Virginia delegation, and exclaimed:
"How much he regretted he had not been
born in Virginia.
The Democrats of Troy, at the meet
ing last night, seemed disposed TO sym
pathise with the apostate's downward
aspirations, and passed resolution in
about these words:-
ReSolucd, That in Senator Dickinson {
expression of his regret "that he was moi
born in Virginia" his democratic constit
uents fully agree ,rith him: that it is the
only point on which there is any real sym
palhy between them and him; that they
IMPURE him toattempttn TO remedy the evil
lin which he had no voluntary agency,
by emigrating as soon as possible to the
State of his preference.
The resolution was adopted with tu-
mult of applause, and when the band
struck up ooh, carry me back to old Vir,
ginia," there was perfect uproar ol
laughter. The air and the words of the
song were peculiarly applicable:-
"Aud when am dead and gone,
Place my Banjo by my side,
Let the Possoms and Coons TO my funeral come
Fur they always were my pride.
Then in soft repose rllsleeP,
And dream forever more
That you've carried me back to old Virginia
To old Virginia's Shore"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23
A Strong F.icI.

"We have il on The authority Of onS Of
the most distinguished cilizens Of Cineinna'
Il, himself member ofihe Democratic Par
~, that. ofthe eighty or ninety butchers in
the Cincinnati market, more than seventy
are for General Tai JlO:, while no, more than
twelve Of the whole number are Wings"
Louisvilte journal.
"This 10 a notable illustration of the cid
adage-'go from home to learn news Prem
tice, however. Is fit subject for a joke and
his creduily has been most beautifully play
ed upon "--CineiHnGi Enquirer.
When you attempt 10 deny tie statements
Of the Journal. you presume very greatly
upon the cTedulity Of your readers fcr it -
fact, of the truth OF which you yourself
are not unadViSed, that when the sal for a
Taylor meeting, in this city, in the begin
ming Of February, was presented TO the
butchers on Lower Market, fly three out
Of hty.four signed it! Isnot that rather q
''strong fact" and too serious "subjssP'
for you to '.joks" about! Thsre is no sort
oi nece''ity Of your "going from home" 10
learn this fact; you cav get all tbs informa-
ZION You desire on the subject, tomorrow
morning, in market, il you will but ask the
sturdy butchers.--C Cincinnati Chronicle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23
Agents for the LANCASTER Gazette.

MiIierspOrt: g. Vance
Ntio Salem: DR.. N D. Brock
PiekeringtOn: A. Ehright, Jr
JefersO9: David Jrnning
LithOpOiiS: Lewis Huber
Cank Winchester: Or, Poitel
Loekoiiis: WIN P. 1'ennent
Amandd: Nathan ]. Worrall
RoydltoH: J.Clemenls, Jr
dmanda TIP. WIN. Ashhrook
CARROLL William r. Breck
Basil: Henry I.eonard
Baliimore; n. L Nicely
v. B, PALMER, Esq, Gener
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

~"There is one thing as | cant see
Though. blowed ifI can. The president
of the u. States and the man wot keeps
,he Custom House is tne peoples ssr.
vents isn't they ?" 'WalIthey is, Coon
"Werry wall. now 'spose ! 60 to Polk,
and saws I old VETS want an order onths
liauor;he'd orter stand it--he'sth PecP.
les sarpSsts, and he people asirs'tos'3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

Greenfield r.; Walter McFar'
land Thomas Litllefeld
Pleasant T. r. Ashhrook
East RushUilie; David Baker
~. RHshuiiie; N. B. COnlson
Bremen lipery 4 Ashbaugh
Auburn z; J. llall, D. Black
/ Bern 7: james K. Pearce
Perry.ToWn: Levi Friend
Madison r: I. e. Kooniz
ICiearereek; Col.W, Hamilton
lG-aRuiiie: r. Il Ilagerman
somerset; David Hewitt
nj Agent for the Eastern Ciliei
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

MORE GRAPE The Hon. CHURCH
HILL G. CANBERLESG in his speech last week
at New York, told some truths to his bro
ther democrats. In the course Of his re.
marks he said that, ,from the first roll OF
the drum at PaIo Alto to the conquest OF the
city of Mexico. the President and SeereIa-
~ Of War bad been laborlng to make Pre-
sident for them, and that President would be
ZACHARY TAYLOR, for he is the man alter
the hearts Of The people,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

GTThe Court Journals announce the de-
parlure Of General Csss and his extensive Q
Senatorial suit" from Philadelphia; at pre-
ciseiy half past O'clock. p. NJ, of June Z
iIIs suite consists Of Senators Houston,
Allen, Poote, &c.
"a man is known by tho company be
Seeps. Cincinnati Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23
BARNBURNERs INILLiNOIs.-Tb

BARNBURNERS INILLINOIS.-Ths
Chicago Tribune. neutral paper, says:
TROUBLE IN THE LAMP We understand
thst The BarnburnerS OF this region arG in
a great fermeht at the result Of the Bslt
more Convention, and kick in the traces IN
spite of the wstehwOrd, Irregular Nomin-
ation'." Fiom the country, also, we learn
that disafection there exceed', ii possible,
that Of this CITY,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

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EF- Announcing candidates (for offices Of every
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23
TAYLOR IS, cLAY,-wo have been

TAYLOR w. CLAY,--We have been
permitted BY friend, says the New York
Express, to make the. following extract from
private letter from Gen. Taylor, dated
BATON RoUoE, May lS, ls4s.
"None but the kindest feelings exist be-
tween Mr.. Clay and myself, and he is well
aware should he be nominated and elected
such result will cause to me no NORTH
cation or i'll feeling, but rather pleasure and
copgratulatioD," fH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23

Cass Cabinet.-The Rochster Adver
tiser says that. "in case Mr.. Cass should
be elected, there are reasons for believing
that the following persons will be among
those whose claims will be regarded with
peculiar favor:
Secretary of State-Louis Phillippei
Secretary ofthe Treasury-Edwin Cros-
we'll; Secretary of the Navy-J.F. Coop
or; Secretary of War-Gideon J. Pilowi
Postmaster General-General Comman-
der, of SC; Attorney General-Caleb
Gushing. And should such an office as
Public Executioner be created. we sug.
gest the name of Senator Foote, of Miss
as the proper person to fill it."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-23
LAST EpIrIoN OF DoNKEYIsM.-"I

LAST EDITION OF DoNKEYIsM.-"The
address ofthe committee appointed at the
10th of May Convention, can be had at
this office in PAMPHLET FORM, at the rate
of$lO per thousand. When 300 or over
are ordered. they will be furnished at the
same rates. For single dollar, 75cop-
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Statesman.
A cent apiece! Cheap as added eggs
and about good! Hurry! Men, boys
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OLE TEMPERANCE.

GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE Of SMEggm
LoUIslANAAt the annual session b 81 tine oe A
ftah 1b of October is47 the following brethren
sf,ed e % S Pawf H' &c z A sf r.
S sia G 4 v soy e GoPdaeio A Mclean Sen
i5E 4; Fs fifEIPLE Of c,S;
tai F3.n Way9o a + 5fs W %S4ehy
4 Hsa e v sLsl r. B i F b T. i T
W LOoGiisIANA, TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 1zmees
Sss s fs%s obs T FsF
R9 Ra hannat I IL Skinner W G. Jacob Munt0 "
'V ocR Ee: TEMPLE OF HONOR, No 2-meets every
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Hep e. p H Hbnss'SVt 81 Ba I'd BR!T; VIM low
& APd TEf 4 Of T H5&ok fSaPa9
the Crystal Founi Hall No 222 coupitoula street every
fhf Ea Tseey At B aaPwt S?ft
psy r / Asap sv. b e ffsi F. & Berry,
GR4sT Fin bf TESP 9ftEHS o HoNoR No
Of Pelican biysen No. f corner Of ch$ss and co
Mon " r. oe Gt fs + Ela Hante
Thos Y ysa WIZ Y joel R r F5spcR h. Y y; +
acRaf y WGzens[sf " a r. wednesday
Hall on corner Of COMMON and St Ghnre' f itIse
e en%f for fs the p Seen ne Hill p Jacob
opS H A:xa GaFd A Ii sP $s 5sEf Jane
Burke c; Thomas Cuman A G.; Isaac Mckenzie, s;
H ocEA IS" bfai13 8 No every Wednesday
evening at clock Ma1snys Buildings =; Front Ievee
4 FeSt II & An Ss5sits@s kk$H$ a%~s YH@
s Geo Hale $; Richard L. MGsekns = James s
Mcfh 9Sas 4 G9SS. EdM %'sG1s Mitchell
UNION DIVISION No Saneets every Friday evening ,l!
SIT 3. DAVIS, x R S Alex, Mclean, j. AZ. Porter,
cR ( + i ' F%TST No. every Thursday even
s,51 Siss y a 6a%y " VIZ
Bab bSI s. "A "a G. " Glover e. R '1 u Bruce
ss sf aSy eSeDns n The N Ft G @ on
!?fisP s.Sss
every at Unity Han, Third MRpcipaIIy. oficsisI
Ss cfEsHaFFSS E1yi1 M vs. y hdF?
'; GFES S5 6l W% S 70 meets every Tuesday
CANE ~ ES No. Nee sIe nS onsg evening
j III s' pvsioS @ s at
,LSySiAEA PiXisIoS Ne; iIIa,eSs ; Friday lay
0lSsnia Office TRFd dMa9ifPyTfy s.
S; George Sherwood, A RS John McCay, F 5; J. J.
hqgenbnhI, T; W s. Kyle, c; William Low, "A c; Chas.
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No. p
meets every Friday evening at half past O'CLOCK in their
Taylor, WP; Peter Hslberg; w A Horace G. Loring,
s; Avery Barlow, A S; George K. Fitch; F s Henry
FOUNTAIN DIVISION, No; 13-organized Saturday
evening January 15 the Hall of the Pelican Division No
athe corner Of S. Charles and Common streets Officers
James Garland, WP William Hall, w A E. P, Hunter,
Geo; shumwsy, T; Alex. suthe,and G; VIM; 4. Crane.
q R Bo aNGH AgSpst rs F9ster IF
perancewa Instituted December a. 1847 Meets every
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AlgieS
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APPoRTIoNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.

IN aGT to epporten The represeatation IN The Senate
Of tie State IF Loa;ianG aeeorang to The fst semsmg
aae ~ lo47 ander tie s, 18th and 18th articles of tie
Constitution.
Representatives Of the State of Louisiana in General As
e anmgn e sy that until the ne and
into the following Senatorial Dstncts to Wit Ut o''ea
the pa Of e5ns QUE Rs s bsn o s d M
rve shall fo one distinct and shall I elect to one senaf aS.
of said hs e a cE of e@ G the a
one he s aatbe and Of Fa s sse s"5 s ,
The parishes of St John The Baptist St James and
Senators '''l 0' Ds''''' anu SID" eject TWO
The parishes of Assumption Lafourche Interior and Ter
The parishes Of bef and West B w9 Roa@e Shall
The parishes of East Baton Rouge and Livingston shall
05% s one na R,' IT. and g, e Hs one ssnfor
many shall form one District and elect one Senator
Ihe parish OF East Fellciana shall form District and
The parish of West Fecana shall form one District and
The parish Of Point Coupee shall form one District, and
The parishes of Concora and Tensas shall form one Dis
Hit. ana elec1 one Senator.
The parishes of Madison and Carroll shall form one Dis
The parishes of Catalonia, Franklin and Caldwell shall
'oT T1e one t. District IT, ara N. elect one Senator
SON s o o ol ni nl h o Union and Jack
49, he parishes OF Claiborne and Boser shall form Dis
The parishes of Caddo De Soto and Sabine, shall form
one District, and elect Senator ~
The parish of Nachoches shall form one District and
elect one Senator. ~
The parishes OF Raples and and Avoyees shall form one
District, and elect Senators ~ 'N
The parishes of St Landry and Cacasieu shall form ope
District, and elect two Senator'S Wv
The parishes OF Lafayette and VcmiIon shall form one
District, and elect one Senator ~ vs.
The parish of St Martin shall form one District and elect
one Senator. 1890
The parish of St. Mary shall fom one District, and elect
one Senator. " ~ ~
SECTION 4ndbeHtarther ea0cted, That until the next
census and apporonment the representation in the ouse
OF Representatives shall be appooned among the several
parishes and districts OF 3I5 electors representative num
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reform seems to have given TO pain its quietus but
rival has sprung up for public wonderment. A plant
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Ii It's efficacy IN counteractng diseases has not been
exaggerated, ii will be necessary to invent dis
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Aggregate, Observation-Disclosures

1t might not astonish us to learn the sandy shores
of Florida absorbed a portion of the surplus wealth
of Mexico; but when we read that the rich allu-
vial soil OF Louisiana, now exporting It's annual
miYs Of sugar cotton, lead and provisions; the
fertile isles of Cuba and Porto Rico, the most
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on the surplus wealth of Mexico we may compre-
bend in some degree the extent of her resources
resources which enabled her to advance in pros
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