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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery Ala.
A'HE subscriber respectfully inyteI the patronage oil The
Il travelling public, confident that he can supply E--s
the wants Of the ysteTs OF g0uery, as ~
well as any Of his competitors. Those going to or re- aA
tuning from the North obtain meals al all nouns 70 8a
heauvR and departure of the ralFosd and steameIs
A fine fOurhOre OMNIBUS constantly in attendance to
convey passengers and from the bOa 10 the free Of
charge The accommodations equal 10 Hny other eas
lhment in the town, Bnd ,abeng a reduced rate, offer
additional inducements to the travelling public. The best
stewards, cooks and servants engaged ard no pans WIN
be spared to render the stay Of vte pleasant and ngeea6e
au2O dEWly q. A, ABERCROMBlB.
A CARD.-The undersigned, passengers on board 4lss
IA the steamship OHIO. bound for Cali orna, be sssA
ing compelled 10 remain for several DAYS in New OrsAA
leans would recommend the LOUISIANA HOTEL, No.
265 7tkoupit9uias street kept by NJ ASPILL worthy
Of patronage from the travelling public Judging from our
treatment and fare, believe all Others will receive from
mine hest kind treatment, good fare. aud every aien
ton to make the wayiarer and traveller at home %.
TnOs j. Dryer, Cincinnati; Thomas Rogers, Newly OTk;
Leayenh Hu1d, -; Wyman TumeI mainei
Abel Wares, New y 0Tk; lib Harrison Newark, Mi
III. q Petit, Jacksonville. I'll 10. G. Cady, Mass.a
J. ID. Holmes, New YOkChyiIP w Ba&ett, Cincinnati;
Mr. Pratt Boston: IN. s. Cat CT. Vermont;
DAVID Tyler, New York; IDan'l Ireland, New Y OH;
w a. ieIick, 60; Albert Crane, -
ID. l.. Hunter Maine; -.- IW.W Blows, Maine;
Alpheus Hunter, a.; II. G. Hheb0n, Salem, Mass. it.;
Seth Griffin, HewYork; 4, J. Horton New YORK
ID. D. Conkin, e.: Vm w. Houston, Pa
o. Winters 90. H. Aveill, Barre. Vt;
Thos L Foster China, Me John H. Hollis, Mass.: -
J. W. Stewart, 90; ROb'l r Ford, n. Haven CT
Udlh Nelson, 90; Henry Jrey, Havana;
Randall Ward, ID. Col. A. huntington, Texas
Linus Lane, Vermont; B. s. E. Williams, Barre, Vt;
Nathan Edwards, Boston; And Others o3J 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

PuILADELPHIA, June q. t9l6.-I feel FGel sQlmmgut
d. DavI Syrup Of Wid Cherry and Tar, from Hy
snte OF " DebtI cLi etts n ny own tesr EsNt eth
tended with weakness Of the breast and an uneasy sensation
at the stomach, accompanied with dYspeuNc sJmpinmg.
Last spunR, having attack Of wesTslommcnlef by
an ac4uuqtqIc e. who he'd been cured by Dr. Days syrup
10 iry IT, did So aud relieved 10y in tus4 tan Ole
1olls. iE2 appALent good effects were immediate.
JOHN +. DHAN, LBdie4' Shoemaker, 20 Race 81
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HOTELS, &C.

BANKS ARCADE, Magazine street. q.
He subscribers having recently Iefumhhed and painted
4 TINS we'll known and contra ablbhment SEqce
throughout are prepared to Hceomn ndate efs
Der OF City and transient bOarders The rooms hA
pleasant aud we'll ventilated The Bar supplied with The
choicest Liquors. and their Tables shall al times be fur
nshed with the best The market affords. They return their
thanks TO the public for the liberal patronage extended 10
them the past season, and respectfully solicit continuance
of the same, TUFTS q DlGGES,
Oh dmdNW propGetOB
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zRW oRLEAAs = UARRoLLroN RAILROAD

Dspoi, sOrnfv Of Barosga SUD PsraiSg ss-stfs.
At7Es ticket aay dstaNCs ahOss p6NigR it,, 2J costs
Eagle ticket tor children Cg5rs and rt8L g00r - q.
tts-sNAt AksOlt. ~
5aIyag (E2vGI fJtcny dfaggF .,.,.,.. centz.
- ltezIeatt il Lafayette, CaJ7CUA uNd vici1iy sC
informed that this Company has Tld nziicna rGte OF
tieLCtl lyi passage the Cara .9-wit IS ~
g9f month tn advance foT either Road and m aaJ
Chldrap half pIosao such tickets given FOR -aT -tte
period tha8 the 6rIl 10 the last OF aaCh north.
ClI, EpIess f0r ladies in each .tain
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

RuTTER AND HEESE-A small invoice of Iowa
- Butter OF yef superior qua and equal 70 any Gosnn
landing from steamboat Hannibal Also in Store, kegs
ST. Louis ami Cincinnati Butter; 2lJ boxes Prime Weston
aud Goshen Cheese. For sale BY
no WM /. CUSHING Il co. IS Common st.
EtALlFORNIA CHARTS-Just received, Charts Of the
- SOuhAtlantG and Pacific, the N0rhtpacfo and Coast
Of California; also Of the Gulf Of Mexico. For sale BY
Nc e. WOOD 4 CO., opposite Post "a, % My,
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sADDLERY WARRHOUsF
70 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
FENlE suh.erbeu wond esDeofly call the attention of
= COUNTRY MERCHANTS, aud Dealers 10 rsaz,
HATS and GAPS in general, 10 their VERY E=ssn
Ftsa lAkGE assortment of the above named IA
RR Goods which is SECOND TO NONE IN TIRE
go CITY, comprising EVERY KIND AND QUAIL
~ Y, entirely too numerous TO detail but honestly
sure about purchasing in this line that Hspec
uOn OF their stock will be greatly their advantage before
p9qh9sng elsewhere for the reason that they moly all
on tthelr own manufacture, and come DIRECT FROM
THEIR. OWN MANDATORY at Newark j.:
and being satisfied with the MANUFACTGR Frs
EkbIIS feel certain that purchasers fail 10 be sat
iented DITRBRI6GIE Il 10 SEl'S-
oetl en- % Customhouse stlest nm sinirs
PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
'ENiE subscribers Agents FOR me WaRgtact,rsrs have
= constan " o n ha a . Rad ready 70 receive
orders for every variety and style OF Goods made from Gum
Elastic under GgoDYEARs and other Patents sueh as
Cnpeg POUCHES, iegeugs and Clothing of b kinds rnv
and Navy Bags, q u Bas Pillows, Life Prsservefs Damn
Blankets, Tents, knaplBCks, Gun Covers HOspita and
Carnage Cloth. Steam Packing Mill and Gin Beu's u0e
and ave other tice made Of India Rubber warranted oil
the best quality, and al at Factory Prices.
4, zee, T. o
ALWAYS hand large assortment of SADDLES
HAMMERS. LEATHER, COACH and HARM ESS
Il hiHInlSlsSa I9Jl~, etc, ETC., at their Sa5dery
Warehouse, Nos so and 81 Common street. Second Dool
from Magazine street, New Orleans.
o3 SMITH BROTHER
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49, PA1N HXrRAoToR,


but shall subiOn few e1tm0nals Of tl value selected
from the thousands in possession, from ell parts Of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

A, F. OOHRAN & CO..
~ Tohoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS aud hi,
", " rect lmpoTteIs Of FRUITS NUTS, WINES, etc.
REfAllSSIN9slH gqHntits. 2 suit gg5eha'eg
sHELLED ALMONDs-9J0 boxes, in zine oder
PEgANs, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-35O
PEPPER, ACE GINGER, Sc.---4oO bass.
STARGH-Ageney Of Heh, Floyd s. 90.
LQhsIERS, &c-Agents for Cadwell6E Co.
9LIYE 0Il-5 s baskets pirs and quarts, PlqFnol"
cs9 s IN bor eHa P sasa oGys ee
nm and az P0I Wine various qualities, etc.
BhAhDlES-NauOusQ qualities.
BRIEEEEGRsA any N 5SHRs 96sP9Ry best 81 hS1'
lR as o and i nancy SP$ s5o. C,r,
CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets
BRANDY CHER lEs-3O eases fresh, landing;
MACGARoNi AND YERMlCELLI-3JO oases flesh
FIRE C6ACE GRs--8lo boze. irst quality No
. POWDEB-A gency Of the celebrated American Chrys
N TAI Powder Company" guaranteed equal 10 my
Powder manufactured. oil
/ ANID}ISG--Fgem steamboat nqehsss-
IL GHEESE-ieQ boxes prime Western
HAMS bis, superior yellow Begged;
L'4sits2ESS f rs & 1 SiiJiPS tlIFoLK{T,-
CNAG hERh ESQ packag 81 b1ls,. hah cs and
IN !9B5t{eIs' oil Curiiss' brand
sB49FFTTgEER-i9k kegs prime st Louis md Cincinnati;
NEUFRAl, sPlRlTs-3l bbls, Isl and An proof
BTRANbYS2i B1s. NewYork superior;
g1NIsaAh--5V Do various uuHities
MHTMEGS-3l0 lbs. No 1. '' aH'
PRESERVED FlSIf-20 cass, bsrp,eti,sl ,t,l 7 a.
SER and Salmon; 500 e1i0u A-OV'
B IRESERNES-l8 boxsg, Assorted,
MUsFARD-A fall ssIo1tment of Thorptop a grin
gied.t Kentucky - ''i4'
SS5A,s sBl Esd easss boxes halves aud quarters,
ItAisl5 WulSKf-O 4 very superior uuqItr '''
FRftnNiH BRANDIE5,W WINES AND LIQUORS
CASTLE SOAP-l8 boxes:
GGTpT nfFatt' "a \ DIES boxes quality:
YAEA C9tFEE-A small invoice;
Codfth; Pickles; Chocolate: CorIiuIs, ,,stsl aud H.,
9slel sugar Nider IaNoW Candles No AIagksTg. Cts
A4acaTonli Nemaceli; Ctou RaIsins ssisfstnt. CiyS
Alhuei istai5ch, e,cs clio etc.. For sale by
o. w ~. l.. ElI SHl N G & CO.
commission and Forwarding Merchants.
Nc. o5 G0mm0R strect.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

suitable for persons going to 'l2saa1i=tslaaHsS
California such as Beds, Pillows, Blankets LeggiuH
Coaks Pouches Water Tanks and Bottles Drnk nV (u57
Bags, India Rubber Cloth, and Tents
Also
A complete stock of EADDLERY TEUNRS. and
HARNESS, at Wholesale and Retail at the loves, market
prices. E1 County Meruhapts and Saddle can be sup.
piled with every article in our line ~ Orders put ID
with care, J, A. HORTON & co.
nut d&W ~ Cummon I'll and II Canal st
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~ DAVENPORT, Uhglssgis and Rc5di3. rgrT scttgf-
~, sry, No. 22i Baronne street, New O-IeaHu
n. b. Qrdeu for Wedding and Fiuit Cake. &C., prompt
" attended as
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

An BhIFEF. Sea. EEN ISLAND.
u. GHlEtF 81 Co. Rhelssais n galsfsi1 i}attfraHs
"A, Cheese, and -3gsats j5r TaVt0rs 3i5asiy tile zgG
Porter and Nr5gT CIDER, Nos q IS and ~ Old LsyBe,
New OFIssHE Wl6ly
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49, JANE Z q Il xxi Z AhtrIN,

Boot and shoe lliaNttfGcfNrer,
= No, q CAsAL STREET, (beiWeen Camp and 81
Dhlt sils rs zee eenslanty on haAd a large assOf
REAe BOOTS and SHOES az low prices o25f1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

iS5S Dr. Cook is one of the most eminent phYaems q
the nited States and the attending ph aian q JOSEF
BOnaparto ex King Of Spain, during all his residence ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

TOHN ARMSTRONG, 247 Tchoupitoulas street,
y toggosite "a iQy Mor5et) s prepared to mauqtac.
dies car be delivered hsIe from any part Of thc
county j023 ty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

IL WOOD & co, Ship ChgHdters, GrOeers, aHd Pro-
- piston Dealers, at tostZl, Second Municipality, aud
No Red Stores, Ihir Municipality, having renewed their
stocks, PREPARED execute Odes they be Ia
yOTed with, on the most unreasonable terms. O3l 3m
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~ When we first offered this medicine 70 me nssc, u
was with The expressed intention Of Publishing no eertas
without good authority for rs truth 10 thsl IHH
adhered rejecting all certificates ioI We uuhsh'Ir U
which have not had the most responsible Futfh'ee "
following was forwarded us by Respectable DIusaNI MI
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NOpDrNTOVN NJ j.. Jan. " I6IT,-We nlye I0kVu
some trouble Introduce lr. llavsh Syup - Niu CNy
an Tar here and have sold all we received ION ygu ~
II H. Cook has used It in bis practice be uinhs lughy
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tEgof he Westsri Empire, DaytgH, Ohio J ~ leiil
Mr.. J. +. HOwELLs-Sirs II uHOlis me much pleasure
10 say to you that my cough, and severe affection q We
lungs has been entirely removed by the use 81 one u bottle
aud Others advised TO NOu can safely ftuWntna
the Of the above named Syrup and UuId as
LELtraoi from letter rora Mr.. s. ~ WasgR, meEGaaH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

DR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary surgeon,
NV GUILD announce 70 the citizens Uis city and lis
w yicnitS that e j. prepared TO intend to Az business
~ ms line entrusted TO his DR. Elliot hopes his lOua
experience as veterinary Surgeon, will iEsus hnl zTgs
bgs1ess, as lie se1t ulHe Yeas 10 The Veterinary College
thus city with great The Doctors charges are ron
81 70 slg upon any curable diseBse-sdvics grslis.
- The Doctor 10 be found all hours Of The day
and night at Iattersss stlbsa, 81. CHARLES streat
and for sale. sl3 6n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
Being the Largest. Rarest Collection of
WILD BEASTS, BIRDS & RI PTILES,

Ever before Exhibited in the United States
IIW e1hibH al Lancaster. on F,iday Octobsr
9G, l849. open from ] p. II. 10 4 p. ~ Adnis.
sion % cents ChiidrrN under 10 gears. Is cents.
Among the most conspicuous features Of this in.
teresting exhibition is the RHINOCEROS or
USlcoRS oF HOLY WRIT. The only one ~ Amer.
tcd since 1886
The great difficulty Of capturing this hinge and
savage creature. together with the almost lmpus.
sblIityoi keeping him alive in a climate so nm.
cougeual 10 his habits aud constitution. renders
the exhibition ofl LiVing Rkinoceros in the Uni
ted States. the Greatest Curiosity in the Animal
Kingdom:
Foremost in interest. nOveltyIand attraction are
Bold andOngnal Performances OF HERR DRIES
BACH, TIE EMPEROR or ALL THE LIOSs, in tie
denS Of ieild beasts His performances differ
from all others moi only in the skill and grace
which he displays in his exercise with the Ter
rife GrOHpe of LIONS. TIGERS. LEOPARDS.
COUGARS, PANTHERS &C. but in the match.
less aud almost sIpelhuman command with which
he exactS the obedience otthese iercest aud most
relnOrseless tenants Of the desert the forest aud
the jungle. HERR DRIESBACH MAY HAyg
NASY IMITAToRs, but HE HAS no EquAL-Hg IS
HIMSELF ALONE
The LIST embraces all the finest Living Spec
imens OF WILD ANIMALS, that the great exre.
rience enterprise, and resources Of tile proplic-
tors have enabled them To bring together in one
Large md Splendid Collection. A fall description
OF the Animals contained in the Exhibition. will
be found in Pamphlets and Bills at the principal
hotels. previous to the arrival the company.
Will also he at CircleviIle, Oct 81: Amanda Oct.
2j; Rushville Oct 81.
Lancaster, October s, 1919. Jwo2.
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Trensaror,s OMco, Fnir1ieId county,

ANehSSEoTS OAAcuJ rhHhoiu bouhtys
LANCASTER, September 10. l849.
A GREEABLY to the provisions of the 18Th
IA Section OIthe Act prescribing the duties OF
County Treasurers and Amendatory Acts,
IDO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
That the rates of Taxation within the county aCOre
said assessed for the present year, are as follows
For State mills, for County 3 mills, for Town
ship as follows.
Amanda /; Blnom 1: Liberty 4; Greenfield 4;
Hooking /; Perry 4: Bern /; Walnut Il Richland
A: Rushcreek !: Auburn /.
For Town of Lancaster 4; LithOpOlis j, for
educational purposes.
Dist. No. 5, Amanda /, Nos. and o, Liberty |;
No 10, Hooking ]; North of main street. Ian.
caster 81; No 70. Hooking 9; No 4, Perry Il;
No. 4. Madison u; No II, Pleasant Z; No 9, do
Il; No 8, Walnut I; No Q, do 81 No Rushcreek
I; No3, do. J.
And do hereby further give Notice,
That in pursuance of an order Of the Commission
ers. will attend in The Townships as follows, on
the days named, at the usual place of holding elec
tons.
Perry, on Monday the 5th Of November; Clear
creek, on the 9th; Bloom on the 9TH; Violet OF
the 9th and 9th; Liberty on the 10th.
will attend at my Office in Lancaster, until the
Goth December, to receive Taxes, after which
will proceed according to law to collect the de
inquencies
jEPTHA NEwKIRK. Trcasprer
Of FaiJfeid COaaty, Ohio
September l4, l849 10
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LATER FROM MExIco-LARGE RECEIPT
OF GoLD.-The steamship Severn ar
rived at Mobile on the 23d,f from Mexico,
with over one million dollars worth of
gold, most of which is destined for Eng.
land.
The Round Island expedition caused
much excitement in the City of Mexico.
Herrera addressed aremons,rance to the
American Legation at the capitol. The
Government were making preparations
to defend the cities on the coast. The
islanders were proposing to land ON the
Island of Lobos.
At 'Tampico La Vega had armed a
steamer to defend the river.
The town of Antigua was inundated by
heavy rains. The inhabitants barely es.
capped with their lives.
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UVG9&AAGo

MARRIED-0n September ~, l849, by Oren
Abbot, Esq, DR.. II. II. SHUMAKER and Miss
CATHARlNE JACKSON. bnth Of Bern township
Hand IN hand and hearts united,
We are bridegroom now and bride.
Each to each hath fnndly plighled,
Warmest love till death divide.
While the poets muse would bless yun,
He IA silent prayed hath given,
That should sorrow e'er oppress you,
le may meet and love in Heaven.
On Wednesday morning. the 3d inst. by Rev.
William Cox, THEODORE TALLMADGE. ESQ.
and Miss ELLEN, daughter Of John T. Brazee,
all OF this place.
Cake is acknowledged. Peace, plenty and
prosperity attend the doners!
On the 3Oth ult.. by DR.. Krciler, Mr. WILL
LIAM BUSH and Mrs AMANDA JANE SITES,
both OF Lancaster.
On the 27th ult., by the Rev. j. Wugenhas,
Mr.. DANIEL HUFFMAN and Miss BARBARA
ANN CLY, OF this county
On the 30th ult,, by the same, Mr.. ALEXAN.
DER AUSTERMAN and Mrs. CATHAR INE
Y0UNGKERMAN. this town.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
WEEKLY GOSSIP.
A DafnnnbIe TnIsehoodI

The Eagle ofysstetday says that an ar
rangement has been made between Mr..
Hoffman and Mr.. Beck, whereby the
former, if elected, will transfer the Office
to the latter, for consideration.
Where Mr.. Hoffman is known ateply TO
the above damnable falsehood is entirely
unnecessary. But for the benefit Of ALL
we will merely state that it is Oitut and
deliberate LIE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
A Large Farm for sale.

shHE Heirs oler for sale the Valuable Farm
- known MS the Packer Farm" situated in
Thorn Township, Perry County Ohio. u miles
East OF Thornvlle-the Zanesville road running
through near the centre.
The Farm contains 3i3 Acres. ahout one half
prairie under fence, occupied as pasture and mea.
dow. and about 100 Acres as farming land There
are upon the premises, two good dwelling houses,
large log barn, two good spring houses with
very strong spring 10 each, about 1000 Sugur
Trees aud good orchard partly graffed fruit,
The Farm would do to divide, with house
and spring and an equal quantity Of prairie and
timber land TO each half. 1t is well adapted for
raising both STOCK and GRAIN. with an aban.
dance Of pure spring water. which can he con.
veyed to any field upon the farm, and the sell is
not surpassed in the State
Possession will he given to the purchaser next
spring Any person. wishing to purchase good
farm, would do well TO call aud examine this one
For further particulars. call on Frederick and vii.
liam Packer uPou the premises.
August .. l849 3ml3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
Rocks for the People.

I IFE Of franklin aud Washington. by Spnrksi
IL Family Library 90 vols. embracing History
and Biography; Life OF Gen. Marion; Pioneer His
tory; Life OF Generals Stark, Wayne, Steuben,
Montgomery, Lee, Morgan. &C.. neatly bound in
separate vols; Rollins History; Lilo Of Fulton;
Historyof America; Dicks Works, in Il 8 vols;
MarsbalPs Life of Washington; Library OF Ame-
rican Biography. 10 volsi Washington and bis
Generals, with a great variety Of other salua6le
JOHN L. TUTTIGLD.
Lancaster August 81, 1859
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
October Election.

Mr.. EDlToR;-Please announce JACOB HOFF
MAN, OF Hooking Township, as an Independent
Candidate lor Treasurer. at the ensuing Octo Der
election. MANY VOTERS.
To THE VOTERS OF Fairfield CouNTY:-At
the request of many friends, am induced to Of.
fer myselfas au Independent Candidate for Coun-
ty Commissioner, Ii felected shall endeavor to
perIorm the duties ot the office Inilhrully aud to
the best OF my abilities.
JONATHAN COULSON.
MI. EDIToR:-You will confer favor on many
citizens Of Fairfield county. by announcing
THOMAS V. REFER, of Amanda Township,
ms Candidate for Representative from this couIl-
ty, at the ensuing Fall election.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

LARGE FIRE IN CHlcAGo.-On Friday
night, 2lst ult., fire broke out in the
Western New York House, in Randolph
street, at Chicago, and swept through
to Lake street, thence east to Franklin
street, destroying the entire block The
flames spread across Lake street. burning
out H. P. Hillard and H. Peck & Co.'S
stores; together with other buildings.
The loss is estimated at $40. 900, which is
only partially covered by insurance. Sad
to relate, an infant child was left, in the
confusion, in house in Franklin street,
and was burned 10 death. ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue of power invested in me hy will
ID will offer at public sale, at the late resi-
,ienceof bavid Brumfeldi in Hooking Township;
"a miles west of Lancaster at the hours cf 10 O.,
clock. M. on Friday ne 26tk day Of October, ,Is49.
the farm Of which he died seized. continuing 2I3
Acres aud Perches; upon it is good Brick
House, lurge frame Barn, 6no Spring and !.
good Orchard. About one-hul of the farm is ml.
der cultivation and the other half well tmbored--
the quality Of land is gond.
Terms Of Sdis-one third in hsnd, and the
remainder in two equal annual instalments with
interest
Should no sale be effected at the time and
place above uamel, shall offer the same premi.
ses. upon the same terms NJ the door oTthe court
house, in Lancaster, a, 70 O'Clock. M, on the ord
day Of November following.
Persons desirous OF examining the premises.
may call at my rcAdsnee about one mile wet OF
Lancaster. s.tr.- 81
WILLIAM I. BRuMFIELp, Exe'tsF.
August 10, ls4g tsi4 .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

HERoIsM AND DEATH.-The little for
tress Dova in Transylvania. has been
bIuwn up by the insurgents, 300 strong
rather than surrender. 1t took place in
sight ef,he Russians, as they were ap.
proachlhg to storm it. The besiegers, ON
coming Up, found only the backe ned
corpses that had been hurled down the
rocks, which were from four to five hin.
dred feet high, Not man survived to
tell the tale and explain the catastrophe,
which, perhaPs, was inintelllgble to The
born slaves Of Russia. s
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Public sale,

TENHERE viii sold at pnbc ven,lue. on FRI.
u DAYhe. 12h day Of OCTOBER. 1873. 1T
the late dwelling Of JosFPH YASzgR, deceased.
four miles North OF Lancaster. on the Baltimore
roal. near Dumontsville, the personal property
belonging to the Estate Of said deceased to.wii.
Horses, Cows. Sheep& & Hogs Hay, ,Corn& Oats;
Wagon, Plong s, Harrpws and Buggy:
Tanning Mill Stoves Harness and Saddles
Cooper Wood and Cooper's Tools
And variety Of Household Furniture and Farm.
ing Implements.
Sale to commence a. 100 clock A NJ ofsaid day.
Mt which time the conditions will be made known
and due attendance given by
JOHN COOK. AdmI,r.
Greenfield. September 90. lS49 2w2ls
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
.1n Ordinance.

supplementary 10 the several OrdInH nccs
protecting the citizens OF the town Of Lam
caster from Fire
SEC. !. Be il 0rdaiAedJ By he Tom Council
y Of tie torn Of Lanca'tsr That The President
oi tlIis Council appoint two individuals tn super.
Intend the organization Of two Fire Companies
pursuant in the Ordinances on that subject. aud
that the same be requested IN net promptly aud
report the d"iogs Ia the premises to this Counril
al as early day "a practicable Passed Octnl,er
J, l84s JOHN d. MARTIN. President T Z
Atiest--Joas B. REID, Recorder
October 5, 1913 3vo1
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NEw ORLEANs. Sept. 29.

Important from Tampa Bay General
Tviggs and Billy Bo'olegs TIE hdi.
ans.
The steamer Monmouth has arrived
bringing advices from Tampa Bay to the
23d inst Gen, Twiggs had held tall,
with Billy Bowlegs and other Seminole
chiefs at Charlotte barbor. The Indians
seemed peaceaby disposed and were viii
ling to surrender those of their tribe who
had perpetrated the recent murders and
robberieS. They are to deliver the often,
ders up at Charlotte harbor on the 18th
of October.