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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
Commissioners Sale.

JOuh olhhUeffy,
rs }lN CHANCERi.
John c Fall, et. ais.
pY virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed
I'D from the Court of Common Pleas, Of Fair
held county, al its September Term. A. D. l847
l. John D. Martin, as Master Commissioner in
ChanceIy will offer and expose to sale, at public
vendue, 10 tie highest and best bidder
On Tuesday the goth day of February,1s4s
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and two
o'clock p NJ. Of said day, at the door Of the Court
House in Fairfield county, the following describ.
ed Real Estte.to-wI: Being GO feet off Of the East
side OF ln-Lot No. 3, in the Square Of the Town
OF Lancaster, together with all the improvement.
& appurtenances thereuntU belonging. Said land
is appraised at $1,000, aud will not be sold for les.
than two-lhirds of its appraised value, und upon
the terms of one-ilth in hand. and the balance il
equal annual payments, with interest on the de
ierred payments from the day Of sale,
JOHN D. MARTIN,
Special Master IN his rase
January l8, 1913. 5w38pfS3
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Cheap p Jimmie again Oh hand!
ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY
Sixteen pounds OF prime N. Orleans sugar
JAMES C. HENLEY.
Lancaster, December TO- l347. 81
SPRING FASNHONS.
IoHN RuRRENRY,

JOB n Blu Il 3 Elk II z,
NTOULD respectfully inform the public, that
w he has removed his Shop TO Fosters Brick
Building, in the room formerly occupied by y
Work & Co.. as Shoe Shop, directly above G.
Kautiman's Drug Store, where he will still COLI
tinue TO carry or the
QA1A0D1Na 0D99l@9e
in all i,s various branches His work will be done
in the neatest and most substantial manner and
at prices to snit the times
Country Produce OF all kinds, taken in ex'
change Tor work o
Lancaster, April %, lS47 ti9o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
Gold Pens.

A New arrival by express Mt
N GATES & COSPER'S
June 49, 1917.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
$5O,OOO!
A L e Z ANDRIA TTERY,
CLASS NO. II, FOR 1918.
To be drawn in Alexandria, February &c. 1913.
IS Number Lottery--I4 Drawn Ballots !

81 ,535 Prizes, es,..--. Amounting To $796,79j
Tickets $l5-Shares III proportion.
CLARKE is responsible for all money sent to
him by mail, aud will receive the notes of all sol
vent Bunks oil the Unised States.
Address, postage free,
~JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
February IL, 1913. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
@he AIarkrts.
LANCASTER, Friday, February II. is4s.

!-B-PuRK from sl,75 TO $3.50 tB 100 lbs.
Eastern Prices.-The Baltimore Patriot says
of the Philadelphi market of Saturday "Flour is
held at So and no buyers" In New York on that
day there We're "Small sales of Gelcsee flour al
1898 to Sc; and iavorite $685. In Baltimore
Howard street brands $3.50 and few buyers
Beef cattle $500 gross average. Hogs $3.50 To
$j,874 4.-ZanesViHc Gazette.
CHlLLIooTHE, February 8.
The price oil Wheat is 85487 C, Flour rctailS at
$500. Corn 25 in The ear. 25 cents; shcllcdOats
2jc; Barley 400l5c; Faxseed 7OQ75c.; Beans
5O062 cents: Lard. cents; Bacon, Hogs round
6 cts. Hogs $2,25Q2,50 -Gazete.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
Latest from Carroll!
LAMPS! LAM PS!

NATES & CoSPER are prepared to EHhgAfe"
Y tho tov,n of Lancaster and surrounding coun-
~ by the arrival tvia Caro) Of fine asscrt-
ment of Solar Stand Lamps-swinslng ahu s'uS
do. Plated candlestcks &c. &c.
N.B Extra Globes, shndes and Chlmnsys ol'
ways on hand: ,oz o.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
a Farm Cor Sale or RenI.

'ENHE Farm lying two miles north Of Lancaster,
n on the old Millcrsport road, in the posses.
sion Of Rev. John Lehman, is offered for sale or
rent on fair terms. Call at my house in Lancas.
ter. JOHN LEHMAN.
january o. 1913. 37tH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
MEDICAL NOVICE.
DOCTOR w. III. wHrrE.

DOCTOR w. H. WHITE,
N7OULD respectfully announce to the citi
w zens OF Lancaster and vicinity, that he
has located in the above place, where he may be
found at all times unless absent Oh business.
OFFlCE-Fourlh door east of the Swan Hotel,
in the building formerly occupied by Dr. Scott
)Dr. ]. WHITE,
REFERENcEs. p. CARPENTER,
= NJ. Z. KREIDER.
January 90. 1913, 3m38
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
HnWE,s cnn1in rArnr

lave Just received Eight Tkoas;:id (s 900,
packages Of this valuable medicine. Hereafter I
constant supply will be kept on hand
Ifyou would not have a cold settle on yonI
lungs. which il always tue beginning Of Consnmp
ton; or il yon have disease of the breast such a,
Asthma or Brouchitis--use the Candy uccordrn,
10 directions on the wrappers aud we will risL
The consequences. II. SCOTT.
Lancaster December "a. 1917. 3w32
viii give references 10 hundreds in this town
aud thousands elsewhere who have been either re
lieved or permanently curdcd oiiheir Breast com
plants, by perseyering 10 the nsc Of this medical
Candy. il lOosens tho cough. 'queis The irtation
and greatly facilitates the return ofhcunh.
n. SCOTT
For sale by II. Scott. Lancaster; p. Wiser.
Gyseneasls; W. F. Breck Carroll; AsliLaugll
& Beery, Breeman; n. y. Coulson and MFad.
deri's Stores, EaH Rashvilr; Lawrence Hyle
Amandoi Leonard g. Brothers, Basil; y. &. Geo.
hesan, Baltimore; W. 81 J.W Clements. .Rogqllo,,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11

I6 pounds prime N. q. Sugar
~ N0B ONE D0l1A2o&
A T the Cheap store of
IN WISE & HTLLARD.
Lancaster, December 10, l3l7 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11

VALENTINE wINEGARDNER's ESTATE
N Office is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin
lstratrx on the Estate Of Valentine Winegardncr,
late Of Fairfield CouniyOhio deceased Dated this
3D. day Of February l848
JOSEPHINE WINEGARDNER.
Lancaster, Feb. 4. 1913. 4w3g
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
FARM FOR RENT.

ON SATURDAY, the 26th day of February
OlSlS. upon the premises, will rent by or
der of the court, to the highest bidder. the well
known FARM belonging to the Estate OF DANIEL
ARNOLD, deceased. The farm is situated on the
Millersport Roard, three miles north of Lancas
ter, in Pleasant township and contains 1917 Acres,
about 90 Acres cleared. The above farm will be
rented on that day, if not sold before.
OUt-LOt for Rent.
will also rent Out.Lot, No. Is. in Square No
8, adjoining Lancaster, belonging to the same Es
tate, aud containing Acres, 10 The highest cash
bidder; on the 28th day of February. Proposals
for this will be received on that day, at my resi-
dence, on wheeling street, in Lancaster.
&. h MILLER, Receiver.
Lancaster, February H. 1913. 3w40'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
Clocks.

Oral kinds cheaper than eyer at
{ } GATES & cosPEHS'
June Ia, 1s47.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
In Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
John R. Mumaugh, Administrators Of David Rees,
Jr. deceased.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11

'2,396 prlzes,. Amounting TO $6O3, ,6O3
Tickets $l0-ShAres i'll Proportion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11

[tFA MIRACLE! A WON DERM-O
StiU another Miraculous cureiU 4 life
rescued from tile veyy verge Of tie
GraUe! Of one Of our Oun citizens Of
Ciacianutt!!!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11
Estate Of Daniel StMlzmam.


January %, Ts40. 5w3a pft5,75
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
COMMERCIAL ARD MONEY MATTERS
For 'a,s Of s,oos., s.. re Fourth ras,

TuBDAy sosembef2.-l
The stock market is without marked change
Government stocks are steady although the Gfea
Bear e operating on the market There only t~3
permanent buyers Of Government stocks ~ the Bosli
and offers sell large amounts cannot bat lnfssnr
the quotations
The Exchange market Tor the Steamer c'o"i
heavy. The amount oi remittsnces ~ this ssarsf
have not been very large sterling sold - -ida n
good bills Some bills Of good signatures hsse ts''
sold At very low rate. Francs J.2Jd5. g2l Rx DA
lars '-i az, Guilders iOag0.. MARX. Bsnco lj4ni
In Freghts there is a fair business dong o.
rates without change Engagements u .oar 30
made a. ~ 5000 bush Corn a. Cotton JJ2d5jlH
100 aids Tobacco rs q. heavy freight 20 5i4es
10 Hsyre, Cotton ives taken At &c 10 LoHiyaas1j
weasel engaged b load Corn It Il aud ose % 9'i
Corn ~ Baltimore tor ireland q ~
The payments ont ~ the Sub Tfeasgfy ye'isf
day we're about s3OJ000 Including ons drsn Of 80
900. and today the disbursement we're s.o stol'
$4,000 The amount in the Sub Tieas1ry 81 he 90
VI business 10 day shout 5000 There j. sn'
movement on the part Of The Secretary ~ rsai.iJ
which o. not unserstood Ia the street bat which l"
gwen rise 10 suspicious that the secretary i ssns 10
surplus unds As be has night 20 30 la buying w w
Five per cent Government stock. The above dfsh 81
$1,000 wss 10 the order 8f the Collector " me fHf
aad another draft 81 the amount shisPrrei p
The fret drsfl although payable q the Collector 10 Fl
esed 10 be- tor account % ieains banking bo.ss 20
the street which house tis suPposed the eefeisJ
agent. for mskin. ne pafchs.es 10 stoke Anyiar'
suggestion 10 zysnstlnci tns Increment = insi ~
Secretary has an srraDs meut wth some leading 20
Die 10 the street ~ deposit treasury Note. and receive
the coin on them with undertaking that hereafter
uson the return u the speci. notes sy be funded
! Ia TX percent stock We 1--WE tie above statements
without youching Tor any thing excepting the ds5sf'-
meat ct tie coin spoken Of. OF the monsy paf ~
today 10000 for California ior Gosernmsni pr
poses Ia view Of the abundance Of soli 10 lha, rssr
this seems Ike sending coo! u Newcastle.
We understand that the second track Of ~
Harlem Road from Harlem " Williams Bridge if'-'
Zee Of the Nes York and se = Haven Railroad . 90
y completed and ~ill BE- ready oeioi the Nr~ 10
is anlshsd OF the latter Road shout ~ fuiie' o. v
trsck remain . he completed aud i've gags %
ar bssAy employed upon them. Tie progress CD ~
Contractor, has been delayed b. a heavy rocte-'''
which has been found more e.ftcuit than Tn ;.
2s,ei The opening OF the Road will b. probs'y u
| layed until about l5rh or l1,h December The ]"
Road has given notice of 10 Intention 60 apPj ''
Legislature tor an extension oi the time wi-hia
il bound q complete he Road % he junction N"
the Albany Road and for power O. contract osn y
the purpose ofanishng the Road - that P..n-
money raised - ,ae .s..e Of gre.sgfca slock ~as ~
the purpose Of paying OF the debs0t me Company a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

HONfCtnE.-At Pittsburgh on W efnestsy la-
Chase Ssuriers coior-d man. ~as sho, sssi sx
Matthew A. Black The parties haf been employed ~
board the steamer Atlantic Saunders AS hsnf "a
b SEX Vhn - whit mao. "a hff-frrp.r s.urfrr.
however Bad been discharged Cor tis.0rlfDcc sni n.
puacr snd % would spqssr that hc cirrsfci q q1.r
rc against Black susprctug him o. having a.fu rs.rl
mental in the discharge Meeting ln ile street pI.rk
wen; rather our ID h WY o. avoid saunders W. ~
lowed him sn5 10 would sppear threw s'ouc q 4,
Black then retained and some angry words ~srr o.,
exchanged Saunders picked gp tNo other stones vhsa
Black dew ristn anf cred Win .muri.air'v 80
eject ne gave himself up w.tso-t any aii, nri I,
rsrsns
Tee Cornners Jury returned afcrii.t Di eIili r..
der bot Black 49, subsequently, taken hoiare o.,
Judges ou hshess corpus Who admitted him b B. 81,
= oo1 the Judge. being clearly of opinion itst fk.
crime could not amount % murder I'M ihe frs iss-e.
TIE bsii was given sni fhe prisoner seq 40 aaerty
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Telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune


- LoVis, Isesdsy, No'. 1T -.
We have received advIces from santa 2 70 the
18th October The People IN Convention hsd agreed
% petition Congress for a speedy Territorial Organize
ton and had protested agsn., the dsmenberneut Of
any part Of their Territory They had also asked pro
lection against Domestic slavery.
Gen Lane bad arrived and had consented . stop
awhile before starting for California
KIT Carson was met on the Gath At Wheistone with
the Oregon Express
Business generally was dull and the Indian. disposed
T. be p.scea5le.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

"a The following is the new preamble o. the
Constitution 90 the French Republic which has ju.t
been adopted
Prsdu5.s la the presence oi God and pa the tame
of the French people the National Assembly proclaim
France has constituted herself Republic To
adopting tbs form OF Government her am and object
Il ~ De able o. sdvaDce freely the path % pro
gress and civil zatiouto secure and augment the CON
fort % every one BY more equitable division % bur
deus and grsiusl i.mln1tou Of public expenditure
and taxes and s'so 20 enable every ciuzen 10 a.
tain without farther disturbances more cl-va end
increasing degree 90 morality, 10 enlsh nment aud u
personal comfort D. t1e successive .nd constant a.
uon 90 tae Institutions and la~s
The French Republic 10 Democrats ore aud ma
visible
8 ltre,osuiles rights and duties anterior 70 and e.
perlor % Oh positive avs
: lts principles are Liberty k4galfy. fraternity 49,
Us tss.s and foundation b. ianl. labor property an1
public order
10 respects the nationality OF foreign people As 10 -
determined make ~ osn o. b. respected lt under
takes Tor the parPo-e 70 con4ltit and never
ems. rs iis sru-. sr-iust the liberty OF Any people
o ci.rorsl duties bad the citizens o. tne heplo
lc sud the Republic to ~ citzens
o. Citizens m-.I love their country OBEY il- d. r-a
c aud defend thr cost lf tnrr ives share l 20
burdens % the safe according o. Their FORTUNES pro
vide Cor themselves ~ their aoor ne mans ol exist
ence and by tneir own icFetho-sht and care pfolie
resources Tor The tltu-e- They mlsi ante icf m
common good and help each -il-r n -fvtnelt -la-
u-r and ait o. preserve the general order BY oo-y
TIE moral and written lass ~tich regulate society
both in iamllle. and iniivi1uas-
5 the dlty ri the public l. protect tn citizen
his person bis family be religion, IS property sad
as llhcr sEf o. g.sce that etGcsuon SHEA : neces
ssry every man within the resea " every ole u
igty b 5rotaeriy assistance - secure exist
snce % the poor aud necessiou' ether 1y Pfoc-rin
elpi1yuieuf f0r thea sucl = within %. power AID
Dot beyond it resources ~ By giving relief ~ those
wh1 are not abe O. work and who have % family Q,
be. II them.
ia consideration of TIE perilrnancc o tnese duties
ami r the guarantee 90 I'D these rzats the Ni,ions
Assembly fsi-hfl. the trai Mons h4afld tosn ir1m
ile sr-ai Assemblies which .nta-urate1 Tie Frrl-i
q ql5l.c DEGREES ,ho Couslt-t-uu % the Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
oFFrcr OF rHE DIApnRA6M FILTER

W The public respectfully informed that 10 ooase
queuce of temporary arrangement Tor the Winter ,-s.on
the office OF he Diaphragm titer vii be found he b.
part Of $40 Broadway. ofLeonsdst ae nous
being occupied during The ums by French hrcy good.
The subscriber Is happy avail himself 81 lh' oppora
nifty 20 announce 20 ihs patrons OF the Diaphragm Filler
that has been awarded smother medal At ihe sie gs sa
OF American Institute for improvement Boz he aiapi
ton OF The Filter the main waerpipe Of buildings Th
admirable aud economical plan ofhtering all ihc wEsfhl
enters house Is now in successful operation Il ss.l
cleansing requiring 10 Dee detached n order remove
selimenf Ion 6ieodl WALTER NJ GIBSON
DRESS CoATs.-ro young men oftsss and economy. c ,
FOLWELL l92 Broadway OF John, Viii m.ss Soes
Goats from measurement 10 the most fashionable ssle
the low price Of SIS TO s8 Walter Monel lac Loa
wood M1nell assists experimenting he cauins al
invites his fnends 20 cell ne Shove nll lsglm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
Tennessee.

t., .Nashc,ie Whlg publishes official returns
frop, all the Counties ia Tennessee except Hen
derlc1 and Meigs, with the reported results IA
those Countics,j and the footings are IS follows
TAYLOR ..... 81 if5i ass...............57ps 81
Majority for Taylor o, i6l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

~ Hon. ID. p. st John aud lady and Hon.
Hugh White Of this State Hon. Truman Smith and lady
and Hon 8 d. Hubbard and lady Of CT Hon Jas. WI.
son OF n. IL with the accomplished Miss NJ. L w and
sisters, at the Aston House their way to Wash.
ingtou. where there Will be happy meetings dur
ing the next few days with "reminiscences OF deep
greet, that from death and other some loved
ones are not there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

- -. D. o..
olfAHhh '"lhi' n
before Ne.-r I" Nas' b ~ goo pr "'.''
tlf llrY 1l Monday r.rnn- IT. Fas Oh .llfr l.' .i'
pery, g.
De- appeared from Gle rnny . ff Earl tlt sti Come
C.er-rs innate o ire L-natr Asylum ~ hD1 '-if- ti
uft-t Ma .fst r. appears D. bel approaching lri''i "
artI cool. Ser .iu tl lei a-se-
N srus irsfl-f r-t tI Mr & hl.g nt-i ar ester
,t.s.s t-y r-i AZ Providence b. s-r- h brother pol
s stt e. .' ORE ai Pho 'rn % Cooper Can ar r~--f' H
O. 60 .s e.r a..tls ffrf-i ". n...n t',--' " e..
iat d. I've haqfI ns-i.er 'arl Dos 600 W i'-- one %
t-i r Pow i-a- tai Pie .'0-f It-. gu ~ iH f-ff'
Pc Greg fq~a0af- o assa .l -.l' t-' D. v. a. VS. d.
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o. o--- iaa -Pt oat arHE here VA fo.oa 10 D. 90
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49,. $3.50 II. --.l-- = ii. e. H. r.,,+ ,..,---- -f b.. p,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
The westher-sentence of Murderer.
ErTFArn Tuestsr NoT =

After few severely cold days, with strong ID
dicarons Of close Of nsvi CATION the weather again
mild and the ice il las, dissppesrng
The negro shorter, found guilty Of the wlfa. nur.
der II Mr. Brush, three months .sce. vas sentenced
to-day BY Justice Hoy, Of this City 70 be hung the
18th day Of January next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

Tylors msj go. Toombs' do. l6sl. Clay do 615
Entire vote a. 63 l4596 SS.65l 3s.q0s i2lO0 44l7l
Majority tor Taylor as67 Loco maj on Congress 30
Folks maj 20iL
The above returns for President show an in.
crease IN the total vote of l4s0o on the Congress
lection of Oct last and OF 5,-l. on the Presiden-
ta Election OF ls44.
The abo,s are sll official. except APphus IN the
Is, and Dade in the Nth Congressional District
and they are probably not far irom the marx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
rrRMs RfnucEp Ar pR RIcH.

Institute for Ph, sics Framing 80 Crosby. uesr eecA
Or RlcH being desirou. " placing the benefits 10 B,
derived hom sys.ensuc physical usirug ~iiha hs r-srh
OF all p-fson. hs, adopted the following the tenn, q
subscription Tor ,hs Three mouths. = ulr.A,
SO one yea 81. ~ S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

sLLYBUB-The Washington Uaioa Of yesterday
nas long gloriacston artHt over the Administration
OF JAMES PORK In which the Editor exclsms
BUTT is source OF proud satisfaction with US, that
the prosperity which this country enjoys under
her peculiar institutions should more or less
mend their imitation 10 other nations We learn from
the best authority that has the American chsrsc
Ter been more highly estimated IN Europe than at this
moment
Does the Editor 10 jest about the American cit
liens now in British ails without proof Of crime
against them If American citizens now in Europe
are no, put In high situations ii fault Of the pres
ent Administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

GALE-Tte wind commenced blowing last
-1i about . o.crck and socu ros 'lto enc ct The
heaviest gales g t1e scss1n Irore sre 'eV vessels
olf Scr slf ftev ,sr hlr. hat O. a with fhf
chilling cola and u.rf Trs a-t 0rlrr h1rfrs11rfln
loaded win four sr1 rheat came q suty into port
i..s m1ru.rE. having uise fhe TN from -lutusky.
distance oi 80 niles in "a hours Toe schooner p
Pra;; VS. iyag a. snchor To- Black Rock Hl-5or when
the sss s1l-g ID ard hss 5een driven ugol tte beach
near B.ll .a.sll b.. .ustinrd l1 damage
Buffalo Commercial, Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

LErIER PROM GtN. GAINEs-The following let
ter written some months since, % the editor %
the Nlo Ooieans Orie1Haa VINO has felt AZ liberty q
publish it since the election
DEAR sm have long deemed 10 proper % abstain
from taking any part 10 the political controversy Ihs
j. more than proper mat the prominent can
didate j. relative of mine. What say 20 you there
fore desire you o. consider strictly cont Dental
am convinced from long and intimate acqul'nt-
with Gen. Taylor. that Ice Is without ptror 90
the Army that be- has every essential qualification Ter
the highest civil Office 200 the wofld-saviug Hud 'X
ceptne that rare aisat for intrigue b1rga and man
G2emshf for which Lewis Ca.s and some Others could
name. emiuenfy Distinguished. should Ia} JOY De
ele ted shall rejoice and bee exceeding glad. 90 a'n
sure be will be- the President of the Jnged states an
not tho President of party President second only
70 Northumberland 100 truth the President oi The
United states and he was the fret and only President
Of the United States have ever had Zach one who
followed him the President of party.
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slider me a constant subscriber 20 your paper and 20
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

Day GOODS REPoRIER-Mr. Boyd has retired
from his connection with this paper and it ia now
under the sole control OF Mr VIM. Burroughs. Jr. who
established IL This very valuable journal not only
to the immediate class to whose interests 1t is dedics
ted but to all who are connected with the business
world II gives large amount of statistical nisrms-
ton In relation to trade and commerce beside valuable
selections aud article. upon general subjects Mr. Bur
roughs has great industry and energy, and will increase
the value aud interest Of bis paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

ALMOST FIRE The new Cuy Hall came neaI
being IRE yesterday afternoon BY the accidents
lp.eiunz Of a stove IN the Common Council room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

We have received from Hon. SAMUEL GALLO
Wv secretary Of state for Ohio. the Official az
.,.,,,e, Of the votes cast FOR Electors at the re
cent contest in the Buckeye State We publish
,be vote Of the highest candidate on each ticket
as follows
r.vL- C..s VA Bur.n Smith
lss 500 1915 $685. III
Cas- over Taylor l6.A5. all others over Cas-,
1850
The above differ but slightly from the iootings
Of the table We published a few days ego.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

R'eopfs b. Canal rpha ne par - h0ars-FLoUR
1000 bbls WHEAT, 500 bustes-PLoUR continued
without change. 10 CoaN notice sales so bushels
good Mixed a, &c sales 1900 bushels BAELEY
&c - rla