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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

Esy~ Grand Temple Of the State OF Lonlsf1esapnatY
The Regular Quarterly Meeting VIII TAKE place IN 49, 6s punc,
the 18Th inst, hatpast O'Clock Members VIII PuaAe W P
tuul. By order Of the G. W. 7. ,,,,, . e,fV q W r.
an5 JOShuA n NALhf u "" ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
November EIeclioms.

New YuRK.--We have not yet definite
returns from this State. The Wings
have gained largely. 1t must be recoIlec-
ted that they had to contend against the
combined forces of Hunkerlsm, Barn.
burnerism and AboItiunism. They huve
elected the State ticket by over 1000 ma
iority, and ii is reported that they have a
majority, ON joint ballot, in the LrgiSla-
ture. Two or three districts are yet in
doubt.
New JERsEY.--The Wings have ma
iority of in the Senate aud some 4 nr 5
in the House. This little State. consid.
ering the circumstances, has done nobly
A Railroad monopoly and antimonopoly
contest had tendency to do away with
party lines to great extent.
MAssAcuusETTs--The Glorious old
Bay State has as usual doue nobly. Gov
Briggs fails Of an election by the people,
but there is Wing maturity of 100 in
the House There is about 1900 Wing
gain in the popular vote. In the 9th Con-
gressional District, Palfrey Free Soil, ia
again defeated. No choice. Boston
gives 5000 Wing majority.
VRGINIA.--At the special electlonheId
in tho Wheeling dis,rict,to fill vacancy
Col. Raymond is elected to Congress by
200 majoriiy. This is a Whg gain the
district usually gives COG Loco majority.
WIscuNsIN.--Dewey, Loco, is re'elec'
ted Governor, aud the LocofocOs curry
everything as usual.
MISSISSIPPI AND LoUIsIANA.--In these
States, as present advised, there will be
no change in the position ofparIies. The
Locofocos have elected theirState tickets
and the Congressional delegations viii
remain unchanged.
MICHIGAN.--Gone L0cofoco as usual
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
The Seminole Indians.


The Late Council. Surrender oftAe Mur.
d~ers Tall aJoat Emigration.
The Washington Republic has been
permitted To rend, and make extracts
from, private letters received in that city
from gentleman who was present at the
late council between the Seminolos and
the commanding general in Florida, aud
whose knowledge of the language of the
Indians, aud long residence among them,
impart weight aud authority to his state
ments The Republic says:--
The replies of Assunwha and Billy
Bowlegs to the talk about emigration, do
not indicate the willingness of the lndi-
ans to go west, which was inferred from
other advices received from Tampa Bay,
aud which were relied upon as almost Of
fetal. Tho commanding general and
party reached Tampa on the 18th ult.
The Indians. some fifty or sixty in mum
ber, had been there nine days with three
of the murderers and the hand Of the
fourth, who was killed in the attempt to
capture him. Every chief and sub chief
of note in the nation was there. They
locked haggered and depressed, and
spoke of their having gone through much
trouble and many trials in capturing the
young men who committed the murders
on Indian river. After the United States
commander-;n. chief addressed the coun.
Gil, Assunwha, the chief speaker of the
nation, replied as follows to that part Of
it which related to their removal from
Florida:-
"We did not expect this talk. When
you began this new removal felt as {
you had shot me. would rather be
shot. am old, and will not leave my
country. Gen. Worth said he spoke for
your President, too-that he was author
lied TO make peace and leave US quiet in
our country; and that SO long as our peo.
ple preserved the treaty, yours would
For many years you have had no cause to
complain; and lately, when few bad
young men broke the law, thing that
cannot be prevented among any people.
did we not hasten to make atonement!
We met you as soon as we could, and
promised to give ample satisfaction; and
from that day we have not rested. We
have killed one of our people, and have
brought three others to be killed by you
aud we will bring the fifth. There has
been much trouble and grief but we have
done justice, and we came here conf
dent that you would be satisfied, Now
when you ask us to remove, l feel a'
though you had killed me, too. | will
not go, nor will our people. l want nc
time to think or talk about it, for my mino
is made up. AS for the delegation, al.
luding to delegation proposed to be
composed of members of the tribe here
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Hon. Thomas EwING.-We have not
thought it necessary to waste time and
space in noticing the many chargss,whic
have been brought against the Secretary
of tho Interior; but the Eagle has. of late
been so busy in re-pubIishing the false.
hoods Of the Washington Union concern
ing recent private transaction of Mr.
Ewing, iha, we publish an article from
the htelligeneer mailing that lio to the
counter. 1t will be found upon the out
side Of to.day's paper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
ARRIVALOFTmEE EMPIRE CITY.
NEw YoRK, Nov. l2.

New York, Nov. ~.
The Empire City arrived from Chagres
on yesterday, bringing hdJfa million of
gold dust, and dates fruin San Francisco
amonth later. Among the deaths is Col.
Horny Helm, late Of Cincinnati. Feath.
er river has been nearly drained of pre-
cious metal. The placer on Yuba river
is most productive. About 5000 persons
there, mostly Americans.
Sickness had prevailed but was disap-
pearing. DR.. Boyton's Co. of six per.
sons. gathered $4,000 in days. There
are 80, 900 Americans in the gold regions,
and are incapable Of exhausting the treas
ures. Many are returning from the
mines in consequence of extreme heat
1872 females arrived in San Francisco du.
ring Sept, worth their ,oeightin gOldl
Thos. Butler King is recovering, ex-
poets to reach Washington before the O.
peuing of Congress.
The French seized Honolulu in con.
sequence of the natives refusing to re-
duce the rates Oh French brandy. They
took the Hawaien Fort lowered the flag.
destroyed ammunition, &c. They occu-
pied the Fort 3 days, then abandoned il
and left the Island.
The State Convention for forming q
Constitution for California had been in
session 8 weeks, expected to adjourn the
lsl week in October. The suffrage ques
ton caused considerable debate. 1t was
finally agreed to admit all male. citizens
ofthe U. S. over 81 years of age, with {
months residence in California, to the
i privilege Of electors. The Legislature
consists Of 2 branches. Banking corpo
ralions and lotteries prohibited. The
State officers to be elected int the way usua
in the U. 5. The Slavery question ex
cited consideral discussion, but is now
finally seHlcd.-Large number of vessel:
from N. Y, Philadelphia, Boston, Balti
more, &c, at San Francisco.
SAN Francisco MARKET.
American Flour, $40 per barrel.
Beef, 6
1" Pork, % {" q"
Many articles cheaper than in the U
States.
The Steamship Falcon. from Chagres
arrived at New Orleans the 7th inst. NJ
news.-O. S. Journal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

GRAmAM's MAGAzINE.-The number
tor December is upon our table, and
really excellent one it is. 1t is embeish.
cd by four beautiful eugravings, tho fash.
ion plates, music and several wood cuts
In their prospectus, for 1850. the pub
llshers promise renewed efforts to beat
themselves, having long since oulslripped
their contemporaries. The following are
The terms:--
For THREE DOLLARS, in advance, (par mon
ey in the States from which it is remittedO one
copy of GRAHAM" aud a copy ola LARGE
AND MAGNIFICENT PRINT, 10y distinguish.
ell Ensraver, and which mny be considered one
Of the most beautiful specimens of Art ever pre-.
senIed by any Magazine publisher. nnd also new
anu beautiful Engraving, suitable Tor framing. OF
Sacred Subject BEARING THE SAVIOUR
TO THE TOMB" prepared expressly, and at a
very heavy cost usa premium Gift To new sub.
scribers to Graham's Magazine. Or il desired
we will furnish in lieu Of either of The above
Prints, Il complete sci OF our MczzOtnt Portraits
Of the AMERICAN HEROES OF THE LATE
WAR WITH MEXICO.
For FIVE DOLLARS, Two Copies for one
year, and copy OF either OF tho Prints to eacl
subscriber.
For TEN DOLLARS, Five Copies for one
year, and copy ofthe Magazine to the Post Mas
Ter or person forming the Club. aud either of the
above Prints, or set Of Portraits to each subscri
bcr.
For TWENTY DOLLARS, Eleven Copies rol
one year, aud copy Of either OF the Prints or 1
act OF the Portraits 10 each subscriber, and cop,
ol the Magazine to the Post Muster or person
sending the Club, with copy OF each of the larg,
Prints as an additional premium.
EB. Any person forWardiaga a GLIB Of 90, o,
"pTdrds, shall reeeipe for his trouble a complet,
copy Of w n. Gr0hdn's "American Historical
and Biographical Library"
SAMGEL y. PATTERSON e. Co..
No. 9S Chestnut Street, Phiiadelphia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
GuARnIAN,s sAI.E

DY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Common
I'D Pleas, made at the September term, ls40,
to me directed, will us Guardian Of Margaret
and Sarah Israel Minors. proceed to sell at pub
Ilc sale, on Monday the l7h day Of December
ReEt, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and
o'clock P. M Of said day. at the Court House
door in the town of Lancaster, in said county the
following lands and tenements, to.wit: IN.LOT
No. Fifteen (l5) in Brunstedts addition to the
town Of Lancaster in said county of Fairfield.
Terms of Saie-One-fourth part of the purchase
money in hand-one.fourth in one year-oneIourth
IN two years. and the residue in three years. with
interest from the day Of sale
THOMAS ISRAEL, Guardian
Lancaster, November l6, 1S49 4w9s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IoH N WORK.

10 II " w o r x,
OF the late firm of JOHN Work g. Co., having
I purchased the entire stock in trade, will
continue, at the old stand, to carry on the
Tin, Copper and sheet-Iron Business,
In all its various branches. in the best manner
and upon the most reasonable terms.
stoves! StOVeSM StOVcs!!!
He will keep constantly on hand Stoves of
every variety and pattern, such as
Resor's Double Oven Cooking
Rochester Air Tight do
Kennears Hot Air do
Bucks Patent do
Premiums Of all sizes. do
Boa, Pdrlor and Coal Stopes.
The public are invited to call and examine the
stock-it will be warranted to give general salts
faction.
N. B. The notes and accounts due the late firm
are in the hands of JOSEPH WORK, Sem, As
sgnee, who will attend to them for few weeks
longer. Those indebted, must positively call.
Lancaster, August II 1849 6ml5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

FIsH IN THE WATER.-The Cincinna-
Ii papers, the Dayton Journal and the
Ohio Statesman are trying to answer the
question: Where dues the Baltimore
Railroad strike the Ohio" One says at
Fish Creek, another at Wheeling, the
Journal says in the side, and the States.
man on the side. Hadn't you better, gen
tlemen, find out first whether it strikes it
at all.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

FRG.-A fire took place, in Covington,
Kyn few days since, by which large
building, store goods. books and print
ing office were destroyed. Loss neai
$1,000.
Tho Office of the Covington Union, aud
the materials, were entirely consumed,
The Union was recently purchased by
RoDERr f. SLAUGHTER, of this place, and
the loss will fall heavily upon him. Its
publication, however, will be resumed in
a few days, and we hope to see the Kcn.
tucky Democracy gallautly marching to
his rescue.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

A CONVENTION of Fruit Growers is to
he held in Columbus, on the 5th Of De.
cember Persons interested are desired
to attend, or else send specimens Of ap-
proved fruit, especially Winter apples.
The object is To correct erroneous names,
to discuss the merits of different varieties,
adaptation of soil, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Estate OF Jacob Wagner.

NoTICEis hereby given, TINT the undersigned
~ has been appointed aud duly qualified as
OF the Estate OF JAcoB WAGNER,
deceased, late of Greenfield township, Fairfield
county Ohio. All persons having claims against
suid Estate will present them for settlement le-
gally authenticated within one year-and all those
Indebted will make immediate payment to
HENRY KISTLER, Adm'tor.
November Q. 1919. 4W26"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Coin FEvrR.--Tho late arrivals from
California and the favorable news from
the "diggins" have had tendency to Gre.
ate anew tho gold fever." aud many of
our young men, together with few of
our s.aid middle.nged clizeus, have been
taken seriously" Quite number are
making arrangements for their "deport.
ure," aud we suppose the recent in,elli.
gence will quicken their movements.
Most Of them intend leaving abou, the
first Of the next year,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

CALIFoRNIA.-The news from Culifor.
mia, in many respects. is cheering. We
care not how much reliance is placed
upon the recent discoveries and the good
luck ofgold diggers. the fact that slavery
is to be prohibited by the people of that
territory not only gives evidence of a
right feeling among them; but it removes
difficulties at home, which have worn a
serious aspect.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

WThe challenge lately made by the
Pacha of Egypt is likely to be accepted
by the English turf clubs: the stakes are
9l5.OOO side for the heetest horse. En-.
glish or Arabian.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

" Hon. Henry Clay arrived, al Phil
adeIphia, few days since, where he will
remain until the meeting of Congress.
His health is restored and time bears
easy upon him. 1t is said lie looks as
hearty and vigorous as he did fifteen
years ago. 1t is to be hoped that he will
vet do much service for his country.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

DpsTRUcTvE FIRE, y We regret To
learn that the large building, in the vii
Iage of Royallon, in this county. belong.
ing to Mr.. Joseph Clement, together with
his stock of Goods and those of Messrs
W.S. ~, W. Clement. was destroyed
by fire, on Sunday last. About $4,000
worth of Goods we're saved and there
was an insurance for $500. Tho loss
is over $4,000 aud will fall heavily upon
the sufferers, We have not heard how
the FIRE originated.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
mMR&S @MMM s.

UST to hand and now opening, completely
81 assorted stock of French Mernos, Lyoneese
Cloths, French Cashmeres, Coburg Cloths, Plain
and Figured Nous de LANES, Ldmurline Plaids,
Black g. changeable Silks, changeabe, Black and
Bard Alpacas among them a handsome plain
Alpaca for a Quarter Of a Dollar yard. at
November l6, l849 WISE'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Mr. RwEs.-The Philadelphia Penn.
sylvanian publishesa letter from London,
received by the Hibernia, which says
that. up to that time, Mr.. Rives had not
been received by the French Govern.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Coon HEAvrNesl-The Editor of the
Edenlon, IN, C.) Sentin1 issues half
sheet and excuses himself for the delin.
quency by saying he has the gOa.
An Editor have the gOuh We don't
believe word oft.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

VThe average yearly salary of the
teachers in the national schools of Ire-
land is sel3-about S60l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

The SCALPEL,-The November num-
Der of this excellent and spicy medical
journal, edited by DIR, Dixon, gives addi.
tional assurance that it will do much
good. 1t tcontains several very excellent
articles, written in such a way as to at
tract attention aud command perusal.
A specimen may be seen at oui office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.-Messrs.
Gates Il Cosper have just received, by
express, a new supply of Gold and Silver
Watches, of the best quality and cheap
er than ever-a lot of beautiful and fash.
ionsble Breast.pins new style and most
captivating-also large assortment OF
Bagly's Gold pens. See their advertise.
ment Their Stock is more beautiful
than over.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

HON. s. f, VINToN.-By card pub
lished by this gentleman in the GalIipolis
journal, we regret To learn thai it is his
determination To return to private life, af
ter tho expiration of his present Cong'es.
sional term. He will then have served
twenty two years in the councils of tho
nation. as Representative, with honor to
himself and usefulness to his country. He
is ono Of the ablesl mon in the House
and his public career has been marked
by constant aud persevering labor, He
is one Of the few men. who have inces
sanity applied themselves t" tho discharge
Of their public duties, aud the loss of hi,
services and ability will be severely felt
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
WOOILIiN GOODS.

Il AM now opening complete Stock of Cloths
n Cassimeres, Snlinets, Pilot, Beaver and Mack
inaw Over Coatings, Tweeds, Fannels, Kerseys
Jeans, Full'd Cloths, Sleeps Grey Cassinets, Lin
seys. &c &c w. T. WISE.
Lancaster November l6, l849 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

WA pint of alcohol poured to pint
Of water will not make tsoo pin,s of the
mixture; hence two pin,s do not alVaw
mike Q quart.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Hancock Wmo.-This paper, publish.
ed at Findlay, Ohio. is for sale. The ma.
terials are comparatively new, the situa,
ton is good one and the terms will be
made reasonable. A railroad now runs
to Findlay.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Estate Of HuId0h Pratt.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Adj
minislrator Of the Estate OF HuLDAH PRATr, de-
ceased, late of Fairfield County, Ohio.
JOHN D. MARTIN, Admtor.
October &c, i8i0 4w25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Cor. WILLIAM MeDrLL.-.This gentle.
man has been spoken of, by some of the
Locoioco papers, as candidate for Gu.
bernatorial honors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

FLoRlDA INDIANs.--The reader will
find very interesting account,in to.day's
paper, of the talk lately held with the
Florida Indians by Gen. Twiggs, They
cling with love and veneration to tho
home of their fathers, but the whites want
their land. and sooner or later they must
go on their way westward. so It has
been-soitwill DO, we suppose, until the
race is remembered only in history.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Hon. T. B. KING. it is said. expects to
arrive from California about the 25th in
slant.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

FOREIGN NEws.--The issue of War
and Peace. in Europe. is still in doubt,
There are rumors that the Gar will back
out OF his position, rather than engage in
War with England and France, but
they need confirmation. and the character
ofIhe Emperor is rather opposed to such
a course. 1t will be seen that prepuru.
tions for tho worst arc being made.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
New YoRK, Nov. I3.


New York, Nov. 13.
Editor Ohio State Journal:
The City papers are filed with Cali
fornia news. The Empire City brought
l3 900 letters, and nearly million of
gold. Among the passengers is S. R.
Thurston, the Representative in Con-
gress from Oregon.
The Tribune Correspondent says, an
immense vein of gold has been found OH
Col. Fremont's Rancho. A geologisl
sent out to examine the place says it is q
vein ofgo|d in solid rock, too leagues long
acreage JreadM $50 feeu A rich placer
has been discovered on Trinity river
500 is daily gathered by each man.
CONVENTION.
The Convention for forming Cons,i
tuition decided by unanimous vote that n,
slaoery shall e0er be permittedm CalJor
MIA. Glorious.-ED. jour.
The health of the country was improv
ing. The population of California a
mounts TO 100000.
Three hundred square rigged vessel
are anchored in the Bay of San Francis
co. American gold dollars in San Fran
cisco sell at three piece. San Jose vii
be the seat of government of California
The Legislature meets in Dec, elects
Senators to Congress, and proceeds t.
organize State government forthwith
Free negroes are not permitted to ente
the Staie.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Staple and Domestic Goods.

SUCH as Brown aud Bleached Muslins Checks,
y Tickings, Sheetings, Toweings, Napkins,
Pillow Case Cotton, Blankets, Coverlets, Domes.
tic Ginghams and Penitentiary Plaids
For sale cheap at WlSE'S
November l6, l849 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
DIR. BEAOH,s AMERICAN PRACTIoE,
FAMILY PHYS YsXCXAN.

A MOST valuable aud highly approved ME-
N DlCAL WORK, being the scientific system
of medicine
ON VEGETABLE PRINCIPLES,
complete in one volume of between eight and
nine hundred pages, with nearly two hundred en-
cravings.
No family should be without this valuable work,
containing as it does, the treasures of
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SCIENCE,
hid for ages in ponderous volumes, more or less,
in a language unknown to the mass of the people,
but here set forth in clear aud condensed style,
that all may read and understand for themselves
For sale by GEORGE G BECK.
Only Agent for Lancaster, Ohio
November l6; l849 28
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Highly Important from California.

IS 900 Letters by the Empire City-One
MiIIian Of Gold BrOught!-lmmense guam
titles of Gold DIscovered-SIavery forever
Prohibited
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
1Bw GTIRgR ENsAwRSa

A GENERAL assortment. together with few
n of the entirely new style Camelion Long
Shawls, fine and desirable article, for snle at
November IS, l849 w. I WlSE'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

S1GIIaP@ISl1 9Ahl9O@o
Ann Pieces of new and beautiful patterns,
SVV and warranted not to fade
November l6, l849 W.T. WISE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

BOOTS AND SHOES.
EAVY thick, Kip aud Calf Boots, thick Bro.
Il II gans, Boys Boots and Shoes,nnd every kind
and description OF Ladies' and Misses Wear; also
on hand good stock of Hats and Caps
November l6, l849 w I WISE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
neci.ton of lhe RolI Cnse.

Judge Hart, yesterday delivered the oPin'
ion ofthe majority Oflhe Court ,dismissing
the proceeding against Roll, on the ground
that his decision in relation to the GER
Iificates of election, however erroneous,
was merely an error Of judgment, for
which an officer could not be punished
by removal!
Judge Satin dissenled He gave it
as his firm conviction that Mr. Roll knew
his duty aud refused to discharge it, will
fully disregarding his duty and the pro
visions of the law, for the purpose OF ln'
creasiug the power ofthe political party
TO which he belonged. Were it his
Judge Satfin's) privilege to decide the
the case, he should consider it his I'M
peralive duty to remove the Clerk from
office.
We have taken measures to Obtain an
accurate report of this case, and Tor the
present, therefore, fnrbear all remarks
upon the decision,- Gin, Gazette.
Thus ends the matter for the present.
The decision created no little surprise in
the city, and many surmises are made,
which we do not deem it necessary to
publish.
We have not yet seen the published o.
pinion ofthe Court; tut as near as we eau
arrive at the points Of its decision, they
are, frst that The Court had no jurisdic
tion, and secOndIy,tbat the Clerk conSc,en
tiOnsly performed his duty. We Shal
publish an abstract of it in our next pa
per.
DAILY SCIoTo GAZETTE. We have
received specimen number of this pa
per, published by Messrs. Ely. Allen ant
Hooker. We hope to see it prosper
ChilIicoths can support it, if she will
aud that it will be- excullently published
and ably edited is fully guaranteed by the
character of the individuals in charge o.
| il.