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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

To the Hon. J. M. CLIYToN, &c.
Mr.. Clayton 10 Mr.. DE la Rosa.
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DEPARTMENT cP STATE,
IIistinstoA, husust2 ~, lo49.
The undersigned, Secretary OF State OF The
United States. has had the honor 10 receive The
nole OF Mr.. De la Rosa, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpolentiary of The Mexican
Republic, under The dates OF the 2Isl insaut up
on the subec, Of certain excesscs said TO have
been commued al The iowa OF FL Paso, in the
State OF Chihuahua, and in its vicinity, by ciII-
zens Of The Uniled States.
In reply, the undersigned has the honor 10 &C
quaint Mr.. De la Rosa that cory OF his noe
has been communicated 10 the Secretary OF War.
accompanied by a letter Suggesting that orders,
with a view 10 prevent recurrence OF similar
causes Of complaint, should be addressed 10 The
proper officer ia command on the Mexican IRON
tier.
The undersigned avaiis himself q this occa-
sion TO offer 10 Mr.. De la Rosa renewed assu-
RANGES 81 mis- very dis nsuished consideration.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

lie NaIorai ln,eli,geucer states that the Pre-
s'aeut nss arrived al Niagara Falls, having r.co.
yered from his recent indispt s:,iop,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

RICHMOND, HUF, I, TT
The parties interested in the foregoing deere y
hereby notified to attend ~ my o'ice, m the az,
Richmond, on the ajth dny Of N0vraiha: nrff' q.
elork A VI, with the evidence necessary 10 rbd"'
10 ,erorm the duties required ny the -id ttefe', ~
all other prr:ons who have claims upon The sa'd ~
ties ar rents any part thereof. are rrEu ri
sent Tie same before me, "n ,hr 18th day oi H'''
next, or within ten d:ys thereafter. c.,
Aug 3-cw9w JOHN sEph. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
VALUABLE. ROANOKE LAND Pos
SALE,

I AN authorized ty Robert r. Some,.lll, al Tear,,
see, To sell h;s Tact OF Land On The Roanoke uy
near Tayi"rs Ferry, containing, by late survey 4.
acrrs Thrr- IL l5i acres of valuable river H.
toa, ready Tor cultivation. The hi.h lana Is ui Sc.
superl". lcali;y, ma. Well adapted u Tie Cultivation
tobacco, wirat and rorn. Persons desiring 10 vi,a
land will please cal Oh alf. Atm,teId stnd,anI,w
lives III tue nriehbor6"oi, and vii! LAKE pleasure
showing II. TERMS wan be made sGit HE pgr,has
ISO. EATON,
Attorney for Robert r. sonc.,ll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
ROBERTS Clerk.

IN IHANCEaT-V iHeiSi.:-At y Sip-iim Count -
Ihaaccfy :or The RIcImond cusnt. hr Il NJ tir Sis
Court House, III the Cay 81 Licamohd, tn Monday, Ju
~ 10, i5;9:
William Barksialc, W,ndhln, Robertson William
II Maciarland, and James lyons Plaintiffs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07


CONVENIENT TO RECEIVE TUE AMERicAS AN.
RAssADoR-The Boston Travel of Saturday,
states, on the authority Of private letter, that
The French Government will not receive Mr.
Rlyes, our Ambassador 10 Paris. Tnc editor
supposes the reason will be drawn from certain
dispatches sent home by Mr. Rives, during his
former cnvoyship in France, aud published by
cur Government. They related 10 the difficult
tics cancernirg the French indemnify and go.
ins bacs 10 France helped 10 heigh.sn the irri.
ta!icn which existed there on tho matter. Mir
Riscs sailed from New York in recent steam.
or for Liverpool, on his way 10 Paris in the
eyentof his moi being received by the French
Government, the duties of tho mission will dc.
yove upon the newly appointed Secretary of
legation, Mir Sanford Of Connecticut.
But upon all aucn reports as these, and from
private sources, ltlle reliance en- b. placed
No doubt though, Mr. Rlves' appointment is
dspleasin5 TO the French people.
IN Y
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
NEW GOODS!NEW GOODS!
JULIAN & ULRIcK.

JU l. I "A " q U y Il Q X,
W7OULD respectfully announce to the cti.
w gems of Fairfield and adjoining counties,
that they are now opening ut the store room form
erly occupied by Kramer j. Coz, and directly op-
posite the 4alinadGge House, large and well
selected
STOUE 0E GO0DSa
which they are determined to sell as cheap CIor
cash or PrOduce) as any other house in Ohio.
They respectfully invite purchasers 10 call and
examine their stock, as they feel assured it is such
cannot fail to render entire satisfaction. 1t con.
sists in part OF the following:
For The Ladies-They have magnificent as
sortment of DRESS GOODS ofal Gualities and
prices' Bonuets, Ribbons Flowers, ParasoIs
Shawls, ScarIs, Hosiery &c. Also very large
lot OF fCALlCOES, at almost any price.
For The Gentemen-They have good selec
ton Of Cloths, CaSsneres. Saltinets Tweeds aud
Jeans, Summer Wear OF all descriptions, Hats and
Caps. Boots and Shoes Of all sorts aud sizes They
have constantly on hand good supply of GRO
CERlES, Dys-Stgfs, Queens. Ware, &c. Also
a very superior article Of CO0erlet Carpet and
Cotton Yarns, Batting, IYicking, DC. &c.
Wheat. Rye, Corn aud Oats, for
which the highest market price will be paid in
CASH, All kinds Of trade taken ia exchange
for Goods
Lancaster, March 10, 1879. 45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
NYMHSi@AGo

MARRIED-On the 10Th inst, by Dr. Nj. L.
Kreider, Mr.. ROBERT F. SLAUGHTER Co.pro
prietor Of tie Covington, KY, Union, and Miss
MARY ANN, daughter OF Joshua Clarke, Esq, Of
this county.
The gilt Of cake was bounteous;-may the hap
piness of the doners be unbounded. and the ad
dltional II point out a pathway bright carecl
prosperous and an end glorious
On the 9th inst by Reuben Alspach Esq, Mr.
ELIAS CRIST of Pickaway county aud Mis-,
MARY MILLER of Fairfield Co:
On Tuesday evening Sept llth. by Rev. G.
Moody, Mr.. HORATlO GATES TROUT to Miss
RUTH CARD. all ot Lancusler.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
'EAEAO RANG .
?. G. Rim KLr;

StTlLt couiinues 10 occupy his Old Stand, ON
- Main-street, above II, Liter's S tore and near
y opposite me Swan hotel, where he can be
found at all times, ready to do anything In hi,
line oi business, upon tie most Reasonable ttr,,
He fatters himself that his long experience will
enable him, III the way OF
PAaD901AOaA 9l1aO1lla5
To give entire satisfaction. His work will be
performed in neat and durable manner. Thank.
tnl for past ayors, lie still solicits share Of Dub.
lie patronage.
Lancaster. June Is lS49 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

LITTLE AND DREsBAcHs has just opened a
small sprinklng of.their new stock. 1t is a
beautiful and elegant assortment and WILDE
sold at the lowest rates. We have seldom
seen more beautiful Stock Of Fall Goods
Their dvetisemeut wifl appear next week,
when uIl particulars win be given. In the
mean time, don't forget to call.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

For CALIFoRNtA--Three vessels cleared
at Boston on Monday for California, vizi
the ships Carthage and Akbar, and barque
Chief Tne Carthage carries 40 complete
buildings, 81 900 bricks, 100 boxes saiaratus,
&c. The Akbar carries large qnantiiy Of
lumber, coal cement, nails, &c. The bar4ue
Chief carriesI building materials, &c. The
ships Susan Drew and Ambassador cleared
at New York on Monday also for California
both full, with similar catgoes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Valuable Books.

NITED States Exploring Expedition, vols
" by Wilkes;Prescoil'sFer erdinand aud Isabella
vols; Stephens Travels inYucatan, 9 vols; Pres
colts Conquest of Mexico Young's History oil
America; Napier's Peninsula War; Prescotl's Cou-
quest of Peru, . vols; Moshens Ecclesiastical
History, vols Josephus, Plumrch's Lives, Buck
ingham's Travels in America, in vols.
At the Book Store of JOHN l.. TUTHILL.
Lancaster August 81 l849 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

/ EhOusnnu Dollnra la GOlu Du1S--oNeOoss
Ofthe Biners-liot at ssnFrAnsiscO-sPUn- an
ishment--ArrivalO OF Vessels &c'
New YoRK. Sept. 13-P. M.
The steamer Empire City arrived here
this morning, from Chagres, bringing
late aud important Intelligence from Cal
ifornia, the subslahce Uf which is contain.
ed in the following extract of letter
from San Ftantiscb; dated August I'd,
lS49.
An attack was made d few days since,
at the mines, by large party of armed
Americans, on several Chilliah tents, and
all theif property destroyed or stolen
The excitement was very great in con
seddercei and nineteen Of the offenders
are, reported to have been arrested.
The Mormon mining association has
nearly completed its works, and shares
ale now selling at $4,000 each.
Very rich deposits Of gold have been
found OH The north fork of the American
river, at place called Smiths Bar. The
digging HAS beeh attended with great
success.
There is STORY of Baltimoreah late
y arrived here, having taken in dhe week
upwards of $4,000 worth of gold from one
spot, and that unaided and with common
milling Instruments. The report is gen
orally credited.
The daily average, per man, from the
best authenticated accounts im our pos
session. can be safely set down at about
one ounce. There are many, however,
who do far better than this, whilst there
are some who scarcely produce this
sum.
On the Yusa river, about fifty miles
from its mouth, where workings have been
recently commenced, it is REPORTED that
the miners are highly successful.
On Feather river also, new discove.
ries are likewise reported.
Although the excessively hot weather
has set in, it is not accompanied by the
amount of sickness anticipated But
very few cases of sickness are said to ex.
ist in the Sacramento valley. 1t may be
that our citizens may be spared the
scourge this season, as the winter inun.
dations were not so severe as those of the
preceding year. The heat is intense,
notwithstanding. At Sacramento it rang
ed about l45 degrees in the shade.
Provisions are plenty at the mines, ard
goods can be obtained in Sacramento city
at San Francisco prices. Business is
brisk al the former place, and improve.
ments are rapidly going forward. Prop
erty which three months ago sold for
$400, now commands 10 to $l5, 900.
The Empire city brought 100000 iu
gold.
The average passage of vessels from
the Atlantic ports is 1853 days-some
more and some less.
Since the sailing of the last steame
the number of persons that have arrived
at the port of San Francisco has beer
3,6l4.
The steamer California arrived at Pan
ANA on the 25th Of August, after pas
sage of 81 days from San Francisco
She brought $500, 1000 in gold dust, ant
81 passengers.
The s'eamer Oregon had been repaired
and was ready for sea.
Great excitement existed at San Fran
cisco, in consequence of riot which hat
taken place there on the 10th of July
during which seventeen men were ar
rested, charged with conspiracy to rot
the peaceable inhabitants of that district
Of their property. Theodore Saunders
aud Samuel Roberts were found guilty
and sentenced to ten years confinement
in The Pententiary
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
FAsHIONABLE TAILORINC

II q, TROUT, continues to carry
i son the f6uTiug Busiuess ntE,i wih alwBys
be found at The old stand. ~ Sagfe, huiiitNF
one do0r eas, ef the Tailiaaiqr Haasf wiirla
he will be ready ln ~aii apon H,l ,sii, may slNp
him d cali lie will e,nslaully be n rret toltha
p A.el5S Se 1AEiss.. g SSSo
Aud his work will be cf Tue neairst aud most
durable kind lie viii employ Iane bat The best
Of fwnrlSnen aud will use every rilurt Ia pense Tho
public aud seUnrca share of tGsir patronage,
Give him n call.
Lancaster, june g. iB4g SIT
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
FRUIT TREES &c.
A RARE Il CHANCE.

THNHE Subscriber intending To remove from
Il his present location, now offers for sale at
reduced prices, a splendid lot of fruit trees,
shrubBefy, &C.
APPLES. All the noted choice varieties 8 to
10 cts lew trees Northern Spy, Melon, Early
Joe. Summer Belleieur, Ilalburl Stripe and Pine
Apple Russet at higher rates.
PEAhS-All the finest varieties, and nearly ev-
cry new pear OF note described in the Horticul-
tural u Hovey's Magazine for the last three years,
GU both pear and Ounce generally two year sold,
ut % cents. newer sorts higher. Also some so
specimen trees, (d%aff) 8, 4, and years old full
of bosso III buds. -
PLUMS-All the fine standard sorts, including
most Of the noted and new ones-many bearing
size from 25 to so cents. Among the new va.
rieties are Rine's Early Favorite, Schenectady,
Catherine, Hudson. Judson, Orange and Dennis
toms new choice plumes.
CHERRlES-Seventy varieties, including all
the Bisareaus and finer sorts at25 10 37I cents.-
Cors Transparent Burr Seeding. Aliens sweet
montmoring, new great Bigareuu Of Mezel &c
higher rates-many specimen trees bearing size.
PEACHES-All the finest varieties in the U.
States, at 80 per dozen or $l2 per lOO-many
bearing size.
APRICOTS AND NECTARfNES.-All the
lending sorts from 90 to 25 cents Also Ounces,
Grape Vines Currants, Rispberrys, including the
Fastolt, Rhubarbs, &C.. Strawberries, Burrs new
Pine and Ohio mammoth and Hoveys. Seeding
very low indee-at S per hundred or 81 per 1000
plants.
PAoNIES-Both tree and herbaceods very
low indeed. Sixty varieties choicest Dahlias,
which cost generally from SO cents to 81 per
root only l2d each few % cents.
ROSES-A large assortment Of the finest, Per-
petuals, Bengalsi Teas, Bourbons, Noiset,es
Double Prairie including Joshua Peine's twelve
new varieties, Double Yellow, Hybrid China and
Moss at half prices. My roses cannot be exceIl
ed. us the ladies' who visited the grounds during
the season, (and whu are buying largely will
attest. A fine collection of Shrub6ery and Shade
Trees. amongs them fue Panonias to 10 feet a,
SO cents only.
EVERGREENS--Bal and Norway Firs
Chinese Arbor VieS to feet very low indeed
Young Cedars, jumpers, Tree Cypress &C., Q t.
3 feet high,25 to 371. These evergreens can al
be planted with success Ibeing raised from seed
Orders should be sent in early by 10th October a
arthest, tpost paid )-Wheu $25 to $50 wortl
are ordered from one place, sufficient will be nd
ded to pay reasonable charges thereto. All nrti
cles packed free oil charge when the order a
mounts 10 IS. A. FAiNESTOCK.
Lancaster. September 2l, lS49. 2o-3w
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
CHE MIarkets.
LANCASTER, Friday, September 81. 1919.

By Telegrap&- The Ohio State Journal.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is M.--Flour there is no
improvement to notice in Flour; Common and
mixed brands si,sl4 to s5,0d.-Corli The mar
ket is dull, but there is no change in prices
Whiskey sales ut 254 to 26c-There was 100 cat
tie offered. About 800 remained over.--Sales at
$5.5O08, 90 per 100 lbs.
CrNcISNATr, Sept. l0.--Floir--Tlie market is
dull and unchanged. Sales of new at S4.2504 so;
old s5,400s5,9O. Wbskey lgc. Provisions
Nothing doing Cheese Gets
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

A SNAKE IN TowN "WHAr WAS SwAkE."--A
snake was killed by one ofour citizens in his yard
a few days since, measuring . feet in length and
10 inches in circumference It crawled out of a
mound, which stood i'll the yard for The purpose,
we suppose of summing itself and was caught nap
ping. What town can beat that snakel
What town wants 10 beat that snaket
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
In Fairfield Common pleas

IN PARTITION.
George Spangler cs Callarine Yuungerman. Hen
ry Musser, John Stukey aud Mary Ann his wife
Joseph 1ish and Sarah his wife, Lydiufriesner
Mary Friesner, Martha Friesner Elizabeth
Friesner and Andrew J. Friesner james Kepler
aud Lydia his wife, Henry Baker and Mary his
wife, Henry Turner and the minor & unknown
Children Of tue said Henry aud his deceased
wife Susan, Samuel Spanger, tue minor and
unknown Heirs of Daniel Spnngler, deceased,
Samuel Snyder and Catlarine his wife. Robert
Morrel aud Rehecca his wife, Joseph Bowman
aud Ann his wife, Frederick Peters and Chris
tina his wife, Jacob Spangler the Heirs.Qt.lnw
aud Ann Maria Spangler the widow oil Daniel
SpanSer, deseaSed.
ME Defendants are hereby notified that the
J. Petitioner has this day, filed in the Clerks
Office of the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid
his certain petition therein, demanding partition
To he made between him and the said Defendants
in 70 Acres of Laud in said County being part Of
the East halt of Section No. 6, Township No. l6,
Range No, II, being same premises conveyed by
George Hottie and wife by deed dated March II,
1919, to the said Daniel Spangler, aud recorded
in Book M. page 1853, Fairfield County records,
and that said petition will come to be heard at
the spring Term Of said court, when such order
will be had as are prayed for therein.
JOHN GARAGHTY,
Attorney for Demandaai
August II, l3i9 Pfees5,25 6wl6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21

THEATRE.--Mr, Metcaffs company has
been in town, during the week, playing tc
full houses aud giving general satisfaction
Among the members we note Mr.. and Mrs
Metcalf, Miss Watkins, Mr.. Smith and two
OF three others as merting and receiving ap'
pause. Mrs. MetcaFf has fne voice and
is an excellent readcG.
The company will remain afew days Ion
ger. This evening will be presented "THS
LADY OF THE LAKE" ''SIxTEEN, OR Low
IN HoTEL" and "BoMMAsTEs FURIAso,'
with Comic Songs by N. Smith. This is 9
good "blh OF fare , ard will suit every taste
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
NAV ORLEANs. Sent

Accounts from Louisiana, Mississippi, and
Alabama, relating 10 the rayages of the
cotton worm, continue very bad. II is
thought The crop will be materially short
Sales of $500 bales cotton for the we elk end
Ing Saturday, at an advance of 1 to &c. The
receipts OF the new crop are 40UO bales, a.
gainst 10000 same time last wear,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
BosfoN, Sent. Is. p. NJ,

Editors Ohio STATE Journah
Thomas Dixon, the Dutch Consul for this
city, died ofdysertery last night.
Coils. Horny Ney and Vilechamp, ofthe
German Republican army, arrived here this
morning from Gibraltar. They escaped
cross the mountains into Switzerland, aftei
suffering great hardships, disguised as sail
ors, and thence made their way TO Gibraltar
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Strawberries.

: HE undersigned Agent for "Griggs' Bristo
1 Nursery" respectfully announce that he ha.
large supply of the iniritube 'Houey's Seeding
Strawberry which are offered for sale on more
reasonable terms than they can be bought else
where. The plants are fresh and vigorous Now
is the time to set them out it you wish to eat the
luscious fruit next June! Call and examine.
The plants are put up in moss and can be sen
to any part OF the State by stage or otherwise
Full instructions for planting, &C.. accompany
each 100 plants. NJ. Q. KREIDER
Lancaster, September 81, l849 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Sale OF. Real Estate.

DY virtue of power invested in me by will,
ID will offer At public sale, at the lale resi-
denceof Bavid Brumfrld, III Hooking Township.
p miles west of Lancaster, al tue hours of u -
clock, NJ. OH Friddy the 2Gh dqy of Oet0Jer, ,l8 ~.
the fn1r of which lie died seized. containing 2l5
Acres aud Perches: upon it is a good Bricl;
House, large frame Barn, fine Spring aud a
good Orchard. About one.Ialr of ihe farm i. ull-
der cultivation and the other hall well tmbered--
the quality OF land is good.
Terms Of Salc-One third in hand. and tle
reminder in two equal aunaal instruments with
interest.
Should no sale be effected at the time and
place above uaucd, shall offer the same prerni
ses, upon the same terms at the door OF the col :
house, in Lancaster ut y O'Clock, NJ, on the 3r1
day oil November following.
Persons desirons of examining the premises
may call at my residence about one mile west Vi
Lancaster.
WILLIAM 7. BRUMFIELD, Exeior
August 10, l9l0 tsl4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
To Country McrclDamls.

TENHE undersigned lns taken an agency Of the
a ZaaesriHe cation MiH. Tor ille sale Of Cot.
Ian YarH, Cgrpet md CogrriL YaTss, CotioH
Ba1iag aHd CaHdie- FirF. and will At oil times
sell Gt factory pricsstl,s saving tile Merchant tbs
cast Of transportation 10 this place Al orders
will have prompt attention 2. BOpE.
Lancaster, Angus. H. I8ig II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
TO IIle VoIers OF FairGeId County.

TO the Voters Of Fairfield County.
Having been solicited by my friends of West
ern Fairfield of both political parties, to let my
name come before the people as Il Candidate foi
County Treasurer, lam induced 10 accede to theil
solicitations.
In offering myself candidate for that office,
offer my services to tile people irrespective Of par
ty prejudices.
Gentlemen, if | have your confidence mos
respectfully solicit your lrielfdshpsupport aud in
lnence. pledsng myself to no party III preference
to another, except an anti-rePubcln, which AN
opposed to. Very Respectfully,
AMOS A, FRISBlE.
RoyaltOn, Ohio, September 10, l840 *l9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Estate or Thomas Lcc.

NNHE Creditors orthe ubosc Estate are hereby
n noled 10 present their demands against
the same. within SIX months. for allowance. 70 tho
ntderslsned Conmi-sioncrappoutrd June Term
l3io. oi Fairfield Common Pleas. To settle said
Estate. which WIS then declared hsnlveni.
JOHN GARAGHTY. Commissioasr.
Lancaster, August 3, l8IO 3pn3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Books for the PeOD,c:

I IFE of franklin aud Washington by Sparks
1 Family Library 90 vols. embracing History
and Biography; Life Of Cen Marion; Pioneer His
tory; Life OF Generals Stark. Wayne, Sleubeu,
Montgomery, Lee. Morgan. &c, neatly bound in
separate vols; Rollins History; Life of Fulton;
History of America; Dicks Works, in A & 8 vols;
Marshalls Life Of Washington; Library of Ame.
rican Biography, 10 volsi Washington and bis
Generals, with a great variety Of other valuable
and useful Works. For sale at the Book Store.ot
JOHN L. TUTHILL.
Lancaster. August 81, l9Jg
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
WEEKLY GOSSIP.
Important from washington.

BY despatch to the State Journal. we
learn that difficulty has occurred between
ouI Government and that OF France, arls-
ing out Of a controversy about the capture OF
some tobacco from Ftehchman, who had
purchased it, knowing It to be private pro-
Perty, and dispute about the payment Of
legal salvage to the Commander of a United
States Ship for rescuing French vessel,
during the war.
The recall Of the French Minister was
asked and refused and our Gdternmeht has
dismissed him. II is said that he has writ
ten insulting communications to the depart
ment,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Sr' Louis, Sepls Is,
Editors Ohio Siate JuNFNdE ----

Editors Ohio SLATE JUuradE +'-t
The steamer Amelia arrived Id day from
the mouth of the Yellow Stone river. ma.
king the trip out and back, (440O miIes) in
SO days. She brings 1870 bales of peItries
for the American Fur company. The news
Is unimportant. The cholera was shbsding
among the Indians. The dales from Fort
Laramie are 10 the Goth ut. The last emi-
grant train for California passed Fort Lara.
mie on the nth ufAusust, They were get.
ting along well--grass plenty,
There was a destructive lire at Tape Gil
rardeau on the hight of the 18TH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-21
Temsnerance.

UNHERE will be Temperance Lecture deli
i vered IN the HALL Of the SONS Of TEN
PERANCE. on T'ueSday EDeniAg September
18th by Bro. J. d. MARTis.
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
10 attend. THOMAS G. RAlNEY. Il. y.
Lancaster Division, No. lO7, Sons Of TEN
Septenber7 l840. 3wl8