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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

- - ~ - - - - - - ~ d
for FALL AND WINTER WEAR, which they
are determined to sell as cheap as any other house
in Ohio. ..... .....'.. ...-
They respectfully invite purchasers to Gull and
examine their stock they feel assured it is such
as cannot fail to render entire satisfaction II con.
sists in part 81 the following,
For the LadieS-They have a magnificent as
sortment of DRESS GOODS oil ull qualities and
prices; Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Gloves,
Shawls, ScarGs, Hosiery, &c. Also very large
lot of CALIC0ES, at almost any price, aud o
variety of Ladies fine Dress Goods, OF superior
styles and patterns. ..,, ,'r
For the Gentiemen-They have a good selec
ton of Cloths, Cassimers, Sattinets, Tweeds aud
Jeans Hats and Caps, BOOTS and SHOES OF al
sorts and sizes. They have constantly on hand
good supply of GROCERIES, Oys-Siuffs, Queens
Ware. &c. Also, n superior article Of Coverlet
Carpet and Cotton Yarns, Batting. Wieking, &c
! WANTED-Wheat. Rye. Corn aud Oats, fo
which. the highest market price will be paid il
CASH. An kinds OF trade taken in exchange
for Goods. r1'.
They intend to put their prices, at the lOVes
posSible TdtsJ, and do a cash business. The pub
lie will therefore fad good bargains, at all time
Lancaster, October 10, 1919 "a
1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
Estate OF Philip Fetlers.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign
" ed has been appointed Administfator on the
istnte Of PHrLIP FErrERs. decessed, late Of
fairfield County, Ohio. ,.,,,.
November 30. 1g4J 4w30
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

N9N9P@ENU gMEG9O9o
AAA Pieces Of hew and beautiful patterns,
0VV dhd warranted not TO fade
November i6 l849 W.T. WISE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
HARDWARE, IRON & NAILS.
cEsAF4R TEAM EVER!


p. 3. I'M BICH & 90.
HAVE just received and opened, at their Oid
i i Stand three doors vsst of Lhe TaAlmadge
HOEse, their Fall and Winter supply of
Hardware, Cutlery Iron. Nails, Steel, Glass,
&C., which they are dsterm ned to sell at The very
lowest prices Of any establishment in this section
of Ohio.
THEIR STOCK is COMPLETE,
And consists Of all the usual variety to be
found ia Hardware Stores.
HARDWARE b CUTLERY,
CdBsisting id tdtt, oiKnives and Forks, Pocket
and Pen Knives Shoe Knives Butcher Knives.
Raz6rs, Scissors Adzes Drawing Knives, Hand
Saws, X Cit and Mill Saws, Locks, Latches,
Hinges, Screws, Bolts Anvils, Vices, Trace Chains
Halter Chains, Log Chains, Kettles, Braces. sc.
Tile above drticles are well assorted aud con.
sists Of vetyrrusuul variety. ....-
s a ID D B % % 81
They have also large and extensive stock oI
Suddery, TO which the attention Of Sadders is
i1iied. 1t las BeeE selected with great care from
tile latest and most improved patterns and will
be sold low.
COACH-MAKERS,
Will find beautiful variety ofTrimrfiins ss and
large assortment ofarticles generally used by them
The public are ehSited to call and examine this
Stock before purchasing elsewhere as it will be
sold at prices TO suit the times,
Lancaster, November Q. l849 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
Paints.

Barrels spirits Turpeniine; do Gum copal.
- do Ven Red, jpst recejSed add for stle b5
......... .,..a.. GEORGE KAUFMAN,
Lancaster, Atdignus, 10. 1879 il
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
WATER Lime.

NREsH ground, superior artiele.. Just rreeis.
IL ed aud Tor sale by N. T. KREIDER.
Lancaster, September 81, lS49 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

BLANK DEEDS AND Rf6RTGAaEs
DRINTED o6 fine paper, for sale at the
j Lancaster Gazette Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
SiiT.elir SpOlOns.

A BeSutiful article warranted pure metal. at
N GATES &. ,CoSPER'S
Tallmadge House, May 10, 1a49. 9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
Staple and Domestic Goods.

SUCH as Brown and Beached Mdslins, Checks
y Tickinss, Sheetiqgs, Towelings. Napkins
Pillow Case Cotton, Blankets, Coverlets, Domes
tic Gingnams and PehtGutiary Plaids
For sale cheap at WISES
November l6, l849 ...... %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
COODer,s Tools,

DOARD AXES aud Aides, Head ahd StaSs
ID Knives, Hollow and ChappsfiHg Knives.
Shave mp do Together with large assortment
Of other tools in this %ay warranted good and
cheap, Just received ana for sale by P.BtPE,
Lancaster, May 4, le49 So
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
Competition Challcnged!!
CLOTHING at WHOLESALE and RErAI
SMITH g. TONG

"AVE just received one of the largest and
In most extensive varieties of READY MADE
CLOTHING, suitable for
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
In Fairfield Comm8ii PleaSI

Solicitor tor Complainant
December7 7, l849 PEt3;50 6w3f
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.


Tgy Hc,sARIAs ExiLEs ~ BRooKLrS-'sr
W ,uv F1s.LE AcApzMY-Goy. JlnsEy, bis whole
family. Mile Jsxsllo snd Mr Breisaeh, Waited 'hs
B,ooslyn Female Academy yesterday ~ n'iAuon
~, nd Ne. Crittsnden received The saests with sp
,,o,,.,,, rsuuk, Pro, WiEkeinsn addressed the
c;,y-rnor In ,osehng nAnneT referring 70 the down
f 4 Hunssry and hs strong hope q rs rsiSg again
Tn. Governor thanked hin for tia precision Of warm
,yuo.thy. and at the zane time pst high tribute 10
the sriesn system Of education, and 10 the excellent
u,et.ods ssed At the Femse Aeadsmy. Thu lostfanon
IA. AZ aorg shox great sympathy for the opprsssed
Hurssrzns AID wa highly hsnorec a the prssenoe
Of Is 10 distinguished susss, ar BTslsaeh being well
ksosn 10 the ladies' BY his pabaIhed writings on tie
Hngsrlsa struggle. Several Poems welcoming tSs
gaess ssad ~ the young lseiss, breathing me
true are Of n5srty. Mia Jaseo gave brsf sks'eh
Of her military sdyentgses, and Mingled isniiissiJ
among the stzaero The lsdiss Ujaszy enjoyed tnen'
se xss much By Conversation In French with 'ne
Brsisash, a. Secretary Of the Assoeasr0a - '-'
Fr.eIas Of the Hangsrisns LnHoduesd 70 ni' hO-o''
Nav, Cooelsrd. f.ho Wee Pres.ders oil ne SAGE
A.,oc.sson.) Gov Ujhazy and bis two '01s 10 nay
~ .iny hem Informed Of the coming Oh Inc "oseeh'
~ ,scslTsd hlr, and ia eoEnpsniors 10 honf oil ne
re, H.u erterdsnz 10 then eordih "eieSfns 70 We
-, ~ .nercs Gov. UJnazy thanked bis Honor,
-. ", ss,is.ch. for the Kind welcome exsendec
>. a.. .xsl,. and particularly - Tie Mayor has aos
,,.,.d ~ ,o,a ths Hang srsa Association ihs arss
s,nn,,x me Mayor called The stseetton OF eJnny
-. uor;rs;s Of Wssh.ngtlo, When hs ssad 1ss ~
Eaar.yy ckesrs ossen given 70 sae fst1sf % h'
srsy 70 Ansf.sa
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The Caucuse.-Ths spsaksrship, &c. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Friday Dec. II.
The two Committees OF the loading political
parties 10 the country, held their nrst joint meeting
las, night AMI continued In session until lse hour
without having made much progress towards The con
summation Of the object much 10 be hoped for sdop'
log Is the criterion OF my Judgment the tone OF both
psr,ie. question whether any organic alton will be
Agreed upon far the selection OF men concorn'
sd The most that now be hoped Tor, 10 an asroe-
rnent of q msjority Of the two Committees to recon
meud that plurality vote shsl govern and deter miae
the Election of Speaker, but whether such recommcn
ds,ou will be concurrei 10 by the House Is question
of sres; uncertainty. May of the Representatives
honestly believe that resOTtng 10 such smods OF elect
Ing Spesker 10 not only uncOnsttr uona but would
be eststhng precedent that hereafter might operate
moot dissdvsntsgeousy to both parties, snd hebce
there will be violent opposition 30 any departure
from the old established ussges OF ihe Rouse IN 'his
respect
IL 10 supposed that the Committees will be ensbled
10 report by 20 morrow but this do not believe, aud
Tor this reason The powers granted 10 tho Commit
tee from the Loco tOco caucus are limited 10 EeceN
ins propositions only, no agreement on their part be
ns binding until irs, ratified by majority tn caucus
assembled They were 90 have reported this evenioe
such caucus OF their party but not having ssTeed
anything there will be opporsunlty Tor tnein shOud
sgreement be arrived at either 10 ME ut or ~ NOR
row forenoon to report 10 the Loco POGO caucus Oe
fore 70 morrow night We shsll consequently, IN all
human probability enter upon the fourth week Of the
Session without having elected Speaker
The Cabinet day ssreed upon III appointment oil
joy MokRiS, Esq. for the mission 10 Naples better
solection than which could not we'll be made u "0
due 10 him 40 well ss the entire Waig party OF Penn
syysnis who have deeply iei the long procrssunsuon
Of hs meritohous olsins.
There Was nothing done 10 either Houses woith
Knowing AIrHA
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IMPORTANT DrcIsloN To COMMERCIAL MIN
" Uu5easIsn3, Gays the Baltimore AurscGa Is. Ia
csu1s -eceulJ doGsrIcst y me CgGTt u Aypess c.
NAry.Anc IL been decided thst deed z sc by .
cars n 10 ebsrrsrsed e1rc lnsIslces ~ trustees fJr
shs p4fpcie lst. To dtifsy TIE eIpenies stssnclSs
TO execution VI tAe uuBi.--.21 To pay Ins ssTera
creditors 81 the ransor nAc n seaec --s annexed 10
Ia- ID t. pay nc eA--is Of sch VI ne graft
ofs creditor. ~ shoals, ~ or before given day
eca.e AID Del - tie stses fEl s.a s2sclsts
le.sss snd Gcq uiis.nees Of su,h claims fiA Il sny
.ur2lus rcEsa After sssJirs The Aforesaid sreditoEs
t. s2yy he sane - ne s4na.sctiJa Of the claims q
AL ots-r efeditsrs Of sAid sTAni5r. Without any DIS
uneuy1 or pIiorty-ls void, oOta ~ eomnon lsr. and
Al a. LAST ice statute - ElI eh. Thai deed 90
voia, IS 10 par; 10 void altogether.
MAINLAND GOLD MIsE.-We were yesterday
Shown svers bars Of gold. ~ ears,s nne, valued 81;
s5Ogi sl4o watch were Isxsn rom Tee nre rcoer
discovered On HE farm Of NJ. Ecoii in M0nts emery
county, Nj Tais nine 10 nov worked By Aessrs. Z.
g. Daley of Maryland, Professor Famous, Of Ss~.
Yors Mr.. 0seorHs, Ut Nev-fo.k anf John stsoer, Of
NaIy!sad-sss ownsE, Mr.. Elioosi receiv.aS che
elshih OF tss predac; Of the gold D Z. Wleaas ESQ.,
Of b&ny, 10 NE AGENT and superiEturdont OF tie works
a, tie ra:neA Large quantities of ore have oesa
raIssd come specimens which we're shown IA vnish
WI Yield ., as rate a 1000 IN pure so,a . svssy
ton o. the ere lbAh CUE
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frau Chfhuahun.
C1r--., -..-r.. ~ 80 g Lo1s s-i ..-a-
INpEPENDE>cE. Dec :. l-i


l~pEPENpKNcE Dec 3. $50.
have gathered upon Cur streets some otcer
lem. Of u-rs which Il you have not rc7i's before
may b. Of some interest M squire Asoury asst 10
from Calaushus 4 ths parry u Aes'Es husa -ri.h,
,hp War. and others from SAr;s y, Tepors ihsi =
.hs .t.s, c..s. from Chhgshus, aoout sept ~, t.-
cho!er. ws.rssing 70 . ioa-iU exi7Liiu that city
A.mapy a. IS = 100 were cyt7g daily But few q
he Arartcs,s usr- stsscke. witE . tn m0s! OF them
were .eutlnz ~ t-eF f:cre aoasas and -9ens - tee
r,oyntslrs for SAFETY Doctor Groves, ~h3 vent ont
th-ousb hre IN the rias hsd c as also Mr. Scsasn
nd re SIN of schzSa. DeBuleu 4 Philips he vas
~ b., on hour Ia ZalvGsss TRAN from Chlau1aua
81 Pso thc.e If the hands hEd cied q the wa is
80 Of Csrr.,. Is vss snt.e lated that, would az
pear s0cn In Il Psso- ,-
bp,ssnt 40 party were o. cruelty 6utchered q: the
point ~ Racki w. have cJt mucA ADDITIONAL that
4. ,h Ia, ps.riTe With regard - Ger horrible 'isaa
In :. a 1rtsoner Is VA ranored soOUs santa Re
.hs. an AMERICAN LADY s1t ea-i ha1 oesn seen IN pos
.-..,on ~ The Eutsw Intisrs bar u cones not vel
..sn,ie.,es - n.ks Il certain enough 70 thAi sae
- ", Her rsriecI lazy IKE bearing While real.
80 rncn. IL sre1 Der l. many Of our ciGzsas
vhies 10. u .-5.e. sd no.e painfully interest;
tn n A. soout our ; VI ard eres ca a. nuen AAHeiJ
fn Ia he.rt. d 81 T. esrn anything -sspcii1s her
fate
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Farther from Washtngt0n-frses vi
the Caucuses- senate, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune


WARRINGTON, Friday Dec. 2i- NJ
Nothing has as vet been decided by the Com
m,,,se. There |. greater difficulty In uniting the d.
verse opinions OF ,be Members thsn many had anu 81
p.,sd. Consequently there has been 10 report teyond
request 10 b SLOWED further time for deAbersiion
Toe Committee hsd been In consultation and discui
zion the greater part Of the cay The two parties III
hold their tncepss this evening - receive he report
Gree, secrecy observed 70 the pubic character
OF toe proceedings bat n is generally conceded tast
without any Free Sotess u enloasrass them TIE o.
s,scles IN the way Of al ssreerne Il serious
MIS- very cettsln that there that general cOna
denee IA Inc successful lsooTs OF ths Committee which
nrsyailed Yesterday morning Ooe tact has lssA ii
aut and a 10 generally believed. that MI AshInun and
NJ, ylaton are disposed 10 recommend TO the srcst
BODY of the Wings 10 withtrsw from any further par
reipslon In the struggle sna 10 save NO the Loco
POGO party 10 elect their PesSsT and 10 TAKE a. tae
r..poasibili,y OF legislature u the sesSicr -
! Do no, think tbs, ths House Will continue without
a Speaker beyond Monday next but noinins can PC
aid with certainty. Should me Goa mites axe soy
T.o,gt 10 tho respective meetings - nisn1 IL WI Ne
communicated 10 ihe Il 3gte - IaorroN, Naeh NO :.
expse, some attempts - oppose iis CONCLUSION. ~
esis, however, 10 preonacd by Ne eAi'nhs "H'' "
TIE House
The ,atsct which the Senate has Before II II hAsSG
tive te.sva 10 the treaty recently neg onstec VIC vac
Government OF Brazil. No nominsnops nave - 's~
eeeo sat In for the eonenffen Oh tne SeHae
IL kss bes n anasuncci, BY sorne oil the Wsaein
eosros,ondsnis Of newspapers, that CsPi AsSisNAa1
ss2pein,ed CoansissoneE 10 ascertain me oonaiste.
eesseeu the United States aud Mexico IA me soe oi
Col Fremont who has -clined to se. Inls announce
nent n male ON ;n.uthceat ground. There may oe
"a ilseatOa on tbs part Of Mr. ksrs 70 make The ~
poltnent but, II so have no Information o. u -
e-gtsa Tia, DO such sppointmsnt has yet been made
There was no business transacted 10 either House ~
day. Ire Senate met and adjourned until Monday
10 Ne House resolution WAS sent 10 me tase, az
tacrizns toe Clerk 10 appoint Comt1ttre OF W. -
nvls the seyer.l cersy 70 open ths daily procesdnss
shs prayer Until rrsslX Caspian be appointed.
~. KAUFMAN moved % snend BY striking oat zoe
sords until regular Chaplain be apPo'ntsd' "nien
re- Lost
motion va Than made 10 amend BY adding pro
nso :" thai no compensation b allo we'd to any Chap
ala oei o. the eoaungont fund Of the House which
vas Loaf
~. CAaxra moved 70 ansad By sddlas " and that
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voL. ,x. 70. sii


IT, Hue .ha. f.si eurir tae ssd period, Wick he
C'e,k sccooncsd 20 Ls carried 10 tn@ tf1rn'ap's-
TIE resolution IVES thea isi3 On tEe iaJ.e.
4 zee .iutlcu va cfsrtd N permit >eosia' t1t %
"a, lsi1 % ihe table Ayes lly.
Mr. AsHMUV moved IN 90 JSrlmeni ~ n -fsj
Tas A7es ssd H,es oIcefeo, aud ths m7tion -.
lot. AJsf n Noes 80
Il ~ss tton moved mat ins House sdJ1 Gnui
to-rn9sr0w Tiers we're dereo, End TIE CORK nae
ct acncUDce1 lz3 in the sf -mst.ve vcea tie Ayes
sd Noes were demanded The led - 'csne OF co b
fulton some ,nouiiny The House 10 already Al
Turned r. ave are now only Town Meeting o.
der 4" "Oiderw ,,
Two Or three questions Of order we're rs'ed soo "a
IN tie table and rcslly another vote was tAken aaa
tie HCUse al JurpeG. CPsiLOS'
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fHIHU UAIs
z. - =, ,oon tnls Gaze was again tskar 10

On Saturday Ct noon tns es'e was again tak@n Up
In, JLn.n clark IN Ice Ps.ic, Gs-stis or e, called
Iu- bzt ore window 0p=u.ng i,io lie roo- IL -hieh
- sv-r..or IscE phcs 0-gS sec Thompson l1c yoa
nv: tn~r- was b1i Eys-.i mai anew Of lis
go. Al 30 widow hst 30 IDEA Of re purpose fof
wn,cs yes "a 90 0gI ~ Mr. LAes - ne fhire-sv.
ma Placed a. ne wird ~ % direct:oa o. M
ver- ros particular 70 WA; vo0t 30 especially 60
ssy>1 g.; rsve ao been pad exus fof hseopz 81 he
strsou no ever expect 20; went a. Mr.. Wrkess re-
qaesi beizg u hs employ; Mr.. Wlkes's stood ~ Ee
soo1f o. sutnasss and svsy Inink ce wss
ROT n act 0 roSt1ca wn5e s<aB6SG ~ No 70 ~ ny
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state Committee Of ice Liberty Party (Gerii Smith
hsve called state Convection ~ meet =, Lizzie sli
Hsrkimer Co. on the ID Of January ~ deliberate
upon public srs, and TIE aims and purposes OF taAi
party" All tie friends Of Human EreedOm and Of
Humsn Ri.ats OF R.hseoususs and ot Righteous
Civil GovernmsuL" are srdeary invited - ssEeud -
Tee GArIi.ouioa safe Convention meets al Syracuse,
January Is GEKxIr SMITH hAs promised te attend
e),a eer IS hoping IN letter 10 samuel May that
Liberty Psrty nea VII st.end TIE Syracuse COnvec-
Ion in great numoers
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srrz1nE CoukI u TEs CSITED 5TATEs.-
yy,,zrxs-oS. De 20-PfeseGt 81 ye.ier5sJ. W
B,rt5p. EsG q viigtr.s, EnI A. W sAs5isb Gag.
Il Csaforris, Ds.eTvl were .dIi..ed s''orney. so
-, - 2 i.sors'. hslrs-Ar. CHIEF Iattce an-y
ess~s,et lie o. lEioa Ct raj, Cesrt ovsEruias tie
raouon 70 dsis. teis case No = l b.s.s. pi.istt-
"a error 20 Peofose-ih De arg anen. Of sas cause
si-nrped rsiI 10 morrow. II O'Clock, An.
lWnhington Republic.
s.,EcH FoR SIS JoHN FEAsXLIS.-We lsara
-, let,sr has been received y its Ciy irV Lady
Jane Frsskr, IN ssica 'se ssk' of sisiee Aa9 MOI
s.s ,ed.ncy Of her coming over with The Eies to
- srr.rreneui II Al expedition, At her own sapeoss
Tor ss renewal reIi spring Of tie seaTea Tor Ter os.
sus5aad- she medintes sse purchase .ad ea-lyoe-
~ tvo Al Al yesse.s stya which shs hoYes more SIC
e.ssful result nay be obtained thsa hal which 80 &c
Eoes lCoIl Adv.
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Cobbs plu; ally. .---..--.-..
thst Hon Mr.. CoBB Of Ga ras tleottd Sptakr
Great ex ,itement occssioued BY ihis announce
ment sud the csppiDs Of hands In tne gallery was ire
mendous
"OrdeT having been cemshHeu' huu PAi'N'J &c
stored, H.
CObb b, dsclartd Speaker Of The House Of RpesHai'r'
M RooT desired she question to be taken py ies'
snd Nays Cries Of " Order.) ! am oppo'ed to H.
4. Order") I vii make my speech End express my
oyinion according 20 my conscience
Mr. ScHENcK Of Onto, IN loud voice s'n'u o.nIa
sion-T.ay Co55 Is Spcakr Of tsts House coices IRON
all quarters making all kinds OF exclsmsuoIs) a!'
ST more that he Be conducted to tie ChdE
Simultaneous outbreak OF Cal the roll " Order
" No riehs to call " Order
which WAS adopted, and Hon HOWELL Coss OF "a
the Democratic candidate for The SPeSkTsap, raI aec1'ed
10 Be aug etc1ed -.
BIZ the CLERK 20 conduct Mr. COBs 10 tee Char which
beipc done,
MI CoBB spoke &c follows .
GtkuTNgS OF rHE HousE OF REpRLHsIAIlEEs-l'
would be useless to disguise ihe 'seI hsI Ieel aespJ
embsns'ed in akirg this Chair upeer NE
attending my election an conscious o, toe ~
pe,uat ors zsaOn OF This body - exhibited 10 cur pro
aed!n 2. STAGE The nature ard easrsc'er OF
The various important and exciurs qaesnons OF p4oHe
nn-v nich viii epgGge attention during The pretel.
COngress consrire 10 render The ounrs v t-
ofce peculiarly erbarrstsing Oaerols and Responsible
usy b- permisd therefore 10 ssk, IL slvsuce. your
generous aid and support In The effort sha make nn'
w. "a hfuy snd tmpsrualy to discharge is dunes TEE
ur.ry IA, beep looking With anxiety 10 or rfof 10 e
f.ct az orr alton, and the people will coanus 70 70
gard with Interest every step tsk- In our esssnvc
coarse Oar duties will be lsbodO1s-oar responsibility
sr-ai Let US Iheu in view Of ihese eonsderaaons 10
vok- In the discharge Of ihese duu-. psiflouss %
- a, IN, Union and coDprehensSs a. me nsI-io
.nd chsrac-r OF her various interests and psuaions
ad.I by his Spirit anter the blessings OF heaven 0ai
scuon will r-s1lI 10 the continued prosperity o. ouI oo
NOR ecunuy Accept gentlemen. my grsIeful sesno"l'
efc-r-nt Tor ths honor you have conferred OF ne, u
eec.nz s So your presiding officer during ms present
Cougtess -. ....A 49,, 80
Grea, applause followed the above 'Psech "nso' or
der being once more restored ,
Mr. VISroN for the purpose Of iacni1aIins oeInei'
It>N Boyp of Nv tns senior member, Administered
he ostn Of tice 10 the Speaker
Nj TuoSrsoN OF Miss thought that the swearing In
Of members 10 uishi would not txPrde IRE coming ID
OF th- Presidents message al,
II now eeiDs six O'Clock TIRE House adjourned uil
Monday
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Drowned ....... lltudsm'n brain. a
AGEs-Under year, 81 10 years 81 TO 5, S. )
10 TO- II; lOt 30 10, ~ To 80 - ~ 10 - 40, a. W -,
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PLACES ~ NAryIrY-UniIed States, la, ireland, 10 {,
Euglsud. Scotland. Germany, ~ france, 3 swe'
csi, Brush Possessions In North Amehes, 1, uo-
kn0Nn.
rrom Hospital Bellevue, . Peuiteudary Hospital,
Rack~eifs Island. LunAlic Asylum, do. Hospital,
Ward. i.lsnd -; Rsndalrs Island q City Hospital
Aim. House, Blackweus Island, COor-d persons,
A. ". WHITE City Inspector
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rriaI far Murder I'm BrooLIyn.

Cousr OF OYss .Np rESNisEs -Bsfcrs Judge Modss,
Jusuces " night snd Hughes A eolored man named pa
vi Somerset placed upon bis trial for murdor IN
hsns 10 nc seT part par. of October last Ia tho Ciiy
nsIned Charles spemsn by .ssbbing him nys umes
Ia different psrs " tho body Mosus Morse aud Palmer
appeared Tor Tho prisoner ard Gen Duryes and Henry
Moore, Esq Tor tho people
Na0aa Ioha,on, .wora Krows both parties was
with hsm Nc pisn OF tho shrsy prisoner snd deceased
.tsId ,b., aud Deceased s.ssl lin whs. he would 90
deceased over him pulled Inc prisoner Out NE
Ihng saw ~ss deceasod laying oowo fais.d him up
snd nAmed Riley assst.d, while vent for doc
tori when r-t,rrsd spslmsn had died deceased wss
much larger man than tho ph oner suppose no might
weigh $50 bs have Ano~n prisoner some ums ne o.
| ways was pesceable man
6,'Sa H. Ssah, sworn is Physician, and lives in VII
iamsbafgh Was eslei upon 10 visit al nilfed colorcd
man. When arrived tho msa was dead. | held 20"
~S,e~ next morning Thsfe were iwo wounds To hs
snn IN the breast ami one Ia The head. Tho wound
In tbs breast entered sysohele Ia 'es heart and vas
Sufficient immediate death Tbs wounds wsfs
driven up~1ds al an angle Of about dssress Deceased
i,thr Rasy / was In wilIsms5ursh The evening Of
the sansy--sa~ col0red man Iying on tho ground
Rssad bim up, 'hefs wss blood on Ole clothes
.ind,so T,Ty, sworn Picked up the katie shown 10
tho ,Wsst stealing In IN. ground Il 10 en- oystsr'
JsepA Adf0p being called, eorroborstsd The testimony
Johnsoo hs hss wness a. related 10 tho commence
mint Of the dispute lie saw he deceased fall and re-
marked mat 10 was ruined.
number Of respectable Witnesses gave the accused %
excellent character for honesty and qleIuds
The summed up BY Messfs Morse and Palmer
for oe-nss and Gen Daye. for the prsoner both eoun
sol making abs adfresssf The cout charged The jury
to tho points Of law snd 10 short tins y.rdss Of
n.nsslshtsr In no thitd degree vas r.ndsred The
prisoner wac sentenced W Two YEARS aud hfeo monshs
inprisoan set al sing Sing
THE SLAVERY SUBJIcr IN kEsrUCxr NO
loss than four different propositions, Tor allowing ot
keus 10 import ,apss tA> use have been voted
down Ia too Kentucky COnstituuonsl Convention by
larss msjoIiii.s substitute was moved embracing
the ofiaeigle Of tho law Of 1881 This slss nos
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