The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-24
Gbc Ganfaster Ga1ette.
LANCASTER, 0HIOs
Friday Morning, August "a. Is49,


md already post-hulcs have been dug for
several miles. An early completion Of the
line is promised.
We learn that our neighbors, in Win
have made arrangements to
have an Office in that place-an amount
sufficient for that purpose having been
subscribed by them.
The office, in this place. will he placed
over The Drug Store Of Mr.. &. q. Beck,
in The second story. A competent oPe-
ralor has been engaged.
EV We are glad to learn that the fami-
lies Of Mr. Woods, Auditor of State, and
Mr.. Galloway, Secretary Of State, have
SO far recovered from their late indispo-
sition, as to permit these gentlemen to
return to Columbus aud resume the du.
ties Of their respective departments.
Tue CHoLERA.-ITs PRoGREss. .-Du.
ring tho past week, the Cholera has been
more prevalent in Columbus. On Tues
day. there were seven deaths, on Wed.
neslay three. In Cincinnati. SanduSky
and Cleveland we do not note any
change. II has ceased to be epidemic.
Near Lockbourne, on Mr.. Renick's
farm, VIC learn that in few days there
were thirty seven deaths among rs hands,
who were engaged in cutting broom corn.
There were II deaths the first day. In
tho village there have been several
deaths in addition. 1t is said to have
been terrible.
In the Eastern cities aud villages, it
prevails, but not to any great extent.
GEN. TAYLoR.--rhe reception Of the
President, at Pittsburgh, it is said, was
most enthusiastic. He arrived there, on
the 18th, and was everywhere greeted
with the most hatlering demonstrations.
The streets were adorned with flags and
banners, aud no accident occurred to mar
the pleasures Of his reception.
He was welcomed by Walter Forward,
on behalf Of the citizens, IN most eloquent
terms.
WAmong the arrivals, in the Hiber'
MA, we notice General Avezzana, late
MiniSierof War Of the Roman Triumvi-
rate. IIe was formerly an American
citizen. ...
~ The City Council Of st. Louis
have appropriated 100000 to the erec.
liou Of Market House, and $50 900 for
n sewer TO drain tho north eastern part Of
the city. Energy, still, with all their
misforiuucs. We arc glad To hear it,
~ 1t is stated that Lnrd Broughau
intends visiting this country during the
fall. tits report only.
~ Henry Clay'sheaIhhas eengreat,
ly improved by his eastern tour. Every
where he has been received with unboun.
ded good will.
lTWo learn, from the GAINESVILLE
Courier, that the vote taken, on last Sat.
urday for an increased subscription, by
that town. of $20, 900 to the Central Rail
road, resulted as follows:
For subscription n.............5l5
Against .... Z
Zanesyillc, if we mistake not the a
mount, has already voted $40 900, and tn,
county Of MuSkingum $4,000, whicl
will he increased by like vote to 500,
900, making in all, for town and county
sl5O,O00.
t1HTho Wings of Pennsylvania have
nominated IIeNRY II. FULLER of Lu
zerne, as their candidate for Canal Com
missioner.
! AMERICAN FLAG AT lioME,-Gen. Ol
diuot has made ample apologies for the al
legged violation of our dag at Rome. |
originated in ignorance. the French sol
diers not knowing the character of th'
house when they entered.
" The election, in this county, come
of on to-morrow week, a few weeks soon
= or than appointed by the law ofthe State
' Only one party, however. are permitte,
to have any say in the matter.
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;, CuoLERA IN CoLuMRps. The Chole
u "a appears to be- very fatal in Columbus
We notice, one day, report of six case
aud six deaths, Another day. seven CT
h sea and Eve deaths, For the week ent
, ing Monday noon, IS cases aud 25 death
W We can scarcely credit this great mo
" ialiiy for tho number of cases, yet "
ic are assured by tho Columbus papers tn
. the repor,s Of the Board of Health mt
n be relied upon.
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