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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

~ The editor offhe Eogieio yesler.
days paper pyelends To be friendly 10
Col. Sharpe aud bids him bewarei IF any
praise from ~. The Col.need not be
alarmeI abou, anything we may say We
have not yet praised him. and il sill he
some time before we wili find il ncceSsa.
ry to do so. let him beware Of fIise and
nrcicnGed fliend.i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22


A GoNG CAsR-The Editor Of tie
Eag'eis pas, shame. He is uot even a.
shamed of the miserable fa!sehoods he
allowed his keepers to put aaoat in bis
paper before the election. It's no won.
der respectable Democrats consider the
TeIcgroPh the best paper Of The two.
The EAGLE CnNWCTIHG lTsElF.--l In
almost every number Of the Eogic. we
ind that paper conTiciing itscli Of lying
ltis because, more than one black guard
uses The Editors name To cloak their bill
lingsgatel In yesterdays issue-ono ar
;icle says we can do "no harrl;" another
article says when the Sentinel Jayfs, we
bite" Be mo.e careful gentlemen
Your readers are not all tue iooIs you
take them for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
MAIL ROBBERY IN OHIO.

We have already referred To the and of Sch
o. Hinton agent Tor the Ohio S'age Company, and 'a'
considered respectable man, who was charged with
robbing the mails some $1,000 He was crested at
Cleveland, but though guarded by three oiccIsg made h
escape from ja. \ reward Of $500 offered for his
capture. His plan of operations is thus described by Tx
Plandeaer:
He has been in the habit Of travelling and fro in he
stages protesting always 10 be business for the Con"
pany, and consequently privileged character among ht
mail bags. He was suspected some time since sevea
robberes took place when he known 10 be aboard
With eye him. the word 'passej along lire
and dec"y packages with marked put The
mail on purpose TO be stolen Whenever il was known
that the General was about 10 travel he be &C.
companed with OF these packages in the mail. II u
passed 10 its destination unmolested its wrapper "l'
changed and sent on in another direction Al last The bal
took. He was arrested in this city yesterday and
large quantities of the marked money contained these
packages found on his person
The Cleveland Herald adds In the minds ,w in:t'
yiduas connected with the p o. service he has been -
pecied If depradatons upon the mails for the pas; '
10 the moment Of his arrest probably ten men in NJ
world had the suspicion that he anything oIs
an honest man. The probability is, that he has 10,
series Of years been engaged in robbng the mail bags W
The successful prosecution Of which business he had st.
facilities being the General Agent " that extensive CO..
Germ, the Ohio Stage Company.
We have received copy of the Wheeling Argus OF Iue'
day with the following endorsement, in MS: linton u'
pu, in chainsn'
We learn from the Wheeling GasAte that Hinton was
taken at Wellsvc Ohio and has o-en safely lodged IN s
Wheeling Jail. The Wheeling Times says -
lie appears to have had hard time Of il since be eca
from Cleveland on the night of TIE 2Sh u "hrh ~ n
The hote his Keepers being safely locked up ne mace '
lake, and travelled along the beach until daylight pa"5
The day he secreted himself in barn. and al night esoa
MS journey he travelled foot for four days ahu -
through the unfrequen,ed parts Of the county, -
sis'ns on green corn, and twice getting some
food from The spring along the way. Ateng'h
\ he HING hpTsp nj
vile before daylight Tuesday morning. tie sopps.
the hotel OF Mr. Way with whom he well acqHa"itt
and surrendered himself, remarkng that he, (lr W." me-
| as well get the reward any one
Columbus. We presume, will be his place of trial ne
presses confidence in his ability establish hIs nno'e
| notwithstanding the strong evidence of his guilt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
SsssS 1877.
P(jETtCAAs

=. p.-,rr,. LIBERAL offer Of 800 for a
trust snss ~ Jenny Lind on her first
Amscs des1sd TO form Of II Literary effort The follow
lightly sseemGu Sss done American Literature good service
In another department INew York Tribune.
Srp TIVE SAINT AND THE SONG.
AsArloSAL ODE,
-. :. .,rc Nv Jenny Lind If she likes it,
n, ome Iet us choose for our country tonight
RAINIER a Guardian Saint and song;
Give care 10 the winds for the spirit Is liehl
When patriots Join in the chorus suone'
Fill, fill up the glass,
Round, round let II pass
We speak not of blood and slaughter;
IT'S the song of the Free,
And this hath giec, :,
Tho you drink II in plain cold water.
Our Banner? Come tell us, say what shall It De -,
But the flag that fair DER the land oil inc ofaSe
Cor i,s sfars shine down as from Heaven you see,
r the stripes which bent like the land and the wave
Fill fill up the glass,
Round, round let il pass!
We speak not of blood and slaughter
IT'S the song Of the Free,
And this hath glee,
Tho you drink il in pure cold water
Our Saint? Let US ask Of the world for his name,
And WAsHIsoroS echoes from earth and from sky;
Oh shade of the mighty be ever the same
Our shield here beow-our guardian on hlgh!
Fill fill up the glass
Nay, nay-let il pass,
We speak not Of blood and slaughter;
IT'S for one above,
Whom the nations love,
Too holy for wine water!
The Song? Shall II be but of battle chorus,
With echo of trumpet and bugle ringing2
Keen these for the pageant-the Fair before US,
And the Angels will list when OF them singing.
Fill fill up the glass
Oh no let it pass
We sing not of blood and slaughter;
We melt in the trance
or woman's bright glance,
And think not Of wine or water!
And the Song of tho EreA-L-n :. '."' 40. stdSe
ANY Tuf me PARKWAY pilgrims of Freedom and Truth
For the noble In chains and in battle the brave7
Need whisper his name 7-What else but Kossuth2
Fill, fill up the glass
No. no-let il pass,
We speak now OF blood and slaughter;
The vuture is feeding
While his heart is bleeding
Away with the wine and the water!
America speak-and the Angels viii ring il
Cry shame on the towards that hold him in chains!
Give him Liherty-Lie-and long ages will ring It
Mid thy triumphs of glory in echong strains
Fill, fill up the glass,
Round, round lei il pass,
We speak not of blood and slaughter;
The Hero shall meet us,
Here, here shall he greet us
Lei pledge him in bright cold water.
O. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

ALBANY, SEPT. 81 O'clock.
THE NEW YORK STATE FAlR.-The ground enco-
sure of the Fair mile round, and i, is supposed there
from rs 900 100000 people on The ground There is
one continuous vehicles and foot passengers
two miles length between the city and the ground con-
nun passing Brands of sheep from Vermont and Dutch
much attention The collection OF cattle,
fowls and implements, is on large scale.
The Of G. W. Lafayette and grandson OF Gen. Lasay-
Boston President of the Massachusetts Agricultural S"ce
IS; NJ. L. Sullivan, President of the Ohio Agricultural So
ciey and large number of distinguished individuals from
Europe. Also E. Whitman and E. A. Randall, Md; +. d.
Smith, Delaware.
One thousand hundred and fifty different individuals
have made entries of articles for exhibition and about four
thousand have registered their members for the
ensuing year.
The scene the ground defes descrpon-he mass mo-
wing and fro without however any disturbance occurring
The weather is delightful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun

NEW YORK, SEPT ia. NJ
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS GEORGIA AND CHE.
ROKEE-MORE GOLD-ARRlvAL OF THE MAILS
The steamer Georgia has arrived with the California mails
and one million and half of gold dust.
The steamer Cherokee has also arrived with and hall
millions in gold.
This makes over four millions of the precious metal that
has arrived from California since yesterday.
Neither OF the above bring any later California
than that brought by the Empire City, which You have
already.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

Wclearn from the Times that the Of Capt. Williams
of The schooner CELEBRITY has been fully examined
before the mayor II appears that Williams is Yankee
his vessel Yankee craft lie claims to be- Vgiuian
the Celebrity belongs him, and he trades the waters
of the James and pamunkcy lie asserts that he shipped
the slaves believing them 10 DC free negroes Under all the
circumstances the Mayor determined to send Capt. w. TO
King William, be tried in the Circuit Comt-bui the re
porter FOR the Times concludes folows:-I Wig.
81" may be Eoper here remark that the impression gen.
orally prevailed in the Couriro"n that Capt. Williams had
unwiltinay though criunay involved himself
in very unpleasant affair His and department
throughout the whole investigation MAJ ked with
OF propciy which le favorable influence upon the
crowded auditory IN attendance upon the Court H.
Ioyed learn fair reputation Tor honesty and straight
forwariness among his friends and neghbors in I'll
county where hs family resides II shall appear upon
the full investigation of the case that he has guIcss
of criminal intent in the premises call lovers
Of justice will rejoice at his honorable acquitia.'
We understand that Thursday: the prisoner exam
ncd in King William whence the negroes were taken
and committed FOR trial Messrs Scott Young and
Meredith his Counsel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
4 STRONG CHOIR

ASTRONG CHOIR.-The lovers of music in Boston,
enjoyed rare treat on Wednesday evening" in listening
given by the Musical Convention which has in
session there for several days One thousand voices Joined
organ and three pianos The power sod was like the
deep sonoous bass of Niagara Falls The singers were 10
I've series of concerts at the fremont Temple during this
week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

BosToN, SEPT. 3.
The steamer Hbernia arrived her wharf O'Clock this
morning.
Barngs Circular says that the sales Of u s. cent
dollar bonds of 1868 selling in thousand dollar bonds
l0Sx with sellers free that price well descriptions
Of 1867 l06 Ohio 6s of 1875 LOG; Pennsylvania bonds
SO, and Florida SIS.
There nothing of political interest in the beyond
what has already been forwarded by telegraph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

u in Eeytan Italian AMI American Marble Monuments rs.
Grave Stones MAJ. pieces OF every Description wan
&c, SC.
Any design in Carving executed in the neatest manner
Orders the country with city reference prompt he s
Mr having served his apprenticeship IN one 30
establishments New York City, and having much all 20
himself that all WORK executed at his f l
satisfaction any done North or South II w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

VOICE LIKE FLUTE.-Jenny Lind has had pri-
rehearsal in New York, accompanied by two flutes
and piano. and foued that her voice better The
lucky present say that her voice exquisitey
that it difficult distinguish it from the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

MARYLAND CoNvENTIoN.-The returns of the
election for delegates the Reform Convention coming
in raptdythe convention will consist of l03 memhers
far heard from 40 Democrats and So Whigs elected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
Ss4RDTE
YARD.

MARRIED, THURSDAY evening. 5ih instant by KsyS, cs
McCabe. Rector Of Christ Churcb Smihfet Mr. SAM
RY, 10 Miss MARGARET Ann LEWIS both of this CT!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

WAsHINGToN, SEP. 6-S T. NJ.
Utah and California destined to ride with each other
In COACH without the Wilmot. The Wlmo' is dead. The
Senate will beyond doubt with the House. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
PUBLIC MEETING FARMyItIE

At meeting of the citizens of Farnvlc held for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to Railroad Convention to
be held at yheyie the llh inst p H. Jackson Esq
called to the Chair and T. b. Rice appointed Secreta-
r..
On motion Of c. c. Read
Resolved That this meeting appoint delegation 10 rcpre-
present surrounding country in the Ra oad
convention TO BE- held at wythe. lille the lrh inst
Whercapon, Messrs. G.. w. Daniel, c. c. Read DR. w
W. Darlington W. FL. Middleton, Dr. B. c. Peters Rev. NJ
Osborne, Dr. }. T. Spencer, Thomas B Rice s O. South
all John r. Thornton Col. y. d. Price James H. Wilson
Samuel LII William c. Flournoy, James b. Ely. p. H
Jackson J. J. Rice, s W Yenable H. G. Richardson Hon
Dan'l Wilson J. J. Scott. Col Thomas II. Flood A. D.
BERT DR.. James Lyle Dr. w. II. Chappeil f. p Wood
jain a. Scott b. $ Scott, Ed w. Scott, B. Lipscomb
G. W. Harper 5. D. Burke Capt VIM. pannell, $. o. San
ford and WIN. Huntington were appointed.
On mo ton of Rev. Mr.. Osborne
Resolved That the Clerk apprise all who are not present
of their appointments at his earliest convenience.
On motion OF VIM {. Flournoy,
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
scd in The Farmville, Lynchburg Petersburg Richmond
and Liberty papers. p. H. JACKSON, Chairman.
t. b. RICE Secretary.
VERMONT ELECTION.
letter from Braeboro', Vermont, that there
comparative majority OF 10 fer Williams Wing candi-
date for Governor as far heard from In the representa-
ves the losses and gains equal Windham county
elected ii Wings and 5opposilionss For Congress- Lyman
will have LIS plurality in Wndham county No choice in
the district yet \ friend Of Miner saws that he hopes
(Ilnef will lead in the district Lyman starts of with
large majority in his own county.
THE PRINCESS BELGIOSo-This fair amazon who
CALAMITY led her troops in the battles of Italy against the
Ausans has since the forfeiture of her by the
OF the Austrian government been in Constantinople,
and the admng Sultan has taken it into his head 10
pense her for these losses in the of liberty He has
given OF land in the Gulf of Niconedia with the
design alsoof encouraging Italian emigration this region
The Princess preparing go and take possession Of her
new domain
The Princess is the correspondent of the N T. Til
bune, writing from Constantinopo.
Bayard Taylor of the New York Tribune has received
award of $500 for the prize song composed for Jenny
Lind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

of nv fathers and seek more congenal latitude But Mr.
Chairman does the gentleman from North Carolina
rate his sensbes when he said he would be ashamed of
constituent who would breed slave TO sell2 He says he
Las SUCH presume the gentleman has constituents
who buy SELL he draw sensible distinction in their
ravor2 Now sir Virginia and North Carolina have
Der people engaged in this business and though
their calling is condemned by many yet they very
full class of people 10 both States in Keeping within bounds
the black population They Just the class Of cii
Gems that regarded with favor the North,
when was preparing for attacks they are making
on the South This speech scarcely did Justice the gen.
tenaus constituents when he admitted there was ia
boring population well taken OF slaves are.
The population of the North proves previous
destuliun which slaves sangers and will VEN
assert of the gentmans district as can confident,
Is Of own (where there are now fifty thousand sa,es
that there is who is without the necesares and
comforts Of life.
Mr.. Chairman, cannot bestow much Of my time
upon The specch of the gentleman from North Carolinu-
Its object seemed be defend the North and 10 show
are in no danger its hostility He says mo in
his senses believes Congress will ever be guilty of the
rage the folly of aboshng slavery in this District
cepng of those fanatics who think the Constitution
Is ian agreement with HE'LL
Not much more than year before these remarks
made there had been taken here this very ques
on in its offensive shape and seventy nine ont OF
hundred and northern Representatives present. ON test
vote voted in favor of the measure and but thry-one
against H. Not of the northern vote present could
DC found who would vote against bill to submit 10 the
slaves o the District the question of their own eancpa
t"n and the accidental absence of thirty members from the
South would Insure the passage OF any measure which an
Abotionist would dare To bring forward VI there be dis
uonss in The country they have had more cause TO
rejoice than how The inevitable tendency of events is 10
separation southern subsection. If there be any real
friends nnion, l union fair and equal terms
now is the time for them TO step forward or it will
soon be too late; there is spirit of inquiry area-
dy excited BY these discussions which will progress
until the value of this Union its last copper will
be ascerained 1t is species OF childhood dotage
for this age of investigation and inquiry speak of
anyhings being sacred TO discuss 1t the philosophy
Of the inquire into the value OF everything And if
this Union is Of such inesimabe value let know why
and wherefore tina, may be prepared with the sacrifice
necessary defend it. Gentlemen from the North have set
us the example in this particular They have calculated the
value of the Union and also the value of the Wmo provi
So and they have pronounced the latter worth the most
Even the conservatives from the North for the most part
have of the proviso something equiv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
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VERMONT ELECTION.

BayaTd Taylor of the New York Tribune has received
he award of $500 for the prize song composed for Jenny
lind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-15
WE CHEERFuLLY REFUND THE
MONEY!

In IN cases 9rherc DfitckeiPs Indian RheRzr0fi,
Extract, faiLs to girc reiiefia Rheumatism, Neu-
roigiG, or Cont, trheH property 0Pplied
SuE unprecedented sale OF this Medicine i'm the
sho'c sQace of seven months, is of itself suffic-
le, PHI ., ieacy and the testimonials OF
SOME OF H most Iespect'fr,t-.itlkens and Physicians
OF Louisville, who have used il see ~
not tail TO convince the sceptical of the vrr
OF this unequaled medicine
DR.. Ii NJ. Weatheiford, of Louisville SAYS g.
have used Mitchell's Indian Extract with more
benefit TO myself, than any, all the remedies /
have ever made tlia fin the of iorty-seven
rheumatism. am relieved of all pain
Mai I homas VI. Hicks. al o of Louisville sovs.
In less than three DAYS was relieved OF the most
excrutiating pains, end my limbs were all measur.
ably restored 10 their natural feeling. To The af-
hicted ! would recommend this medicine, and can
assure them il is no humbug
X AANCNl & lA11lN, Louisville, Ev.. so
agents for the United States.
For sale in Evansville, 'nly by
augS 3m WIN. NJ. WOOISEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-15
NEW ORLEANS. Auoust =

New ORLEANS, August =
SucAR-.iS hhds fair to prime were sold at 3.
a6tc.
FLouR-Prices still lower; sales $500 bills in
Guiding 100 unbranded at So so; $50 super6ne =,
auction at 50 55a3 so; 500 Illinois at 81 10 525
choice Illinois at 81 so; 1870 extra S.. I.ouis At
80 % and 500 fancy st. Louis at. Arrived to-
day from Boston 1000 bills, from Baltimore 900
bbls, and from New York $50 bbls.
CoRN-Prices lower, sales go White At -5c.
800 at nc; 200 at zoe; 1850 at; GOO yellow in
2lots at 75c and 200 white and yellow at 7Ic and
75c.
OArs-Sales So sacks rev Mo. at Sc and l55
ST. Louis at 6Gc.
WHIsKY-llS bbls rectifed were sold in ,,.o
lots at 2ic; 525 raw at 2Glc.
PoRK-Mess retailing at Sll 5OaII -
BAcoS-lO6 casks prime Cincinnati sides wero
taken for export at 4sc. 60 casks sound sides and
shoulders sold at anction at iaai.c for the sides
and I-l6c for the shoulders; 20 bbls car,a.s,'
hams at SIC, and - casks clear sides al
BsGGING RoPE-2GO coils were sold \, 60 o,sL
and % cells and 40 pieces at G. anII3
LIME cargocs of 4, 200 casks Tbon.s,o,
were sold on private terms and YESTERDAY co
bbls Alton a, 81 27lc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-15
STATE OF I'M lana, &C
Vauderhurgh County. cS'

In the Probate Court OF Vanderburgh County,
In vacation July %, 1850.
Charles Knowles, Administrator of the estate OF
John Yates, deceased. Us Harriet Yates, Mar.
tina Yates and William Eates-Pelition to sell
Real estate.
A ND now at this time comes the said admins
~ traitor. and files in the office of the Clerk OF
the Probate Court Of Vanderburgh county, his petit
ton praying for the sale of the real of said
decedent and it satisfactorily appearing from the
affidavit of disineresied person this day filed i'm
the Clerks Office aforesaid that the said defendants
are all non residents cf the State OF Indiana
Therefore, notice is hereby given to the said
Matthew Yates, Harriet Yates and William ates.
that unless they appear ard plead TO answer the
said compliments said Petition, on or before the
calling of this the next term of said Court
tos- ed at the Court House in Evansville on the
secOIu -hohoes III August rext, the same will be
heard ana delermlned -aLeir absence
Jy26 3w SAMI I. JENKINS Clerk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-15
]. w. BROWNS MIXTURE,

A certain Cure for Gonorrhea and Gleet:
A LSO preventive for Gonorrhea and Syph-
"A Ills. An ounce Of prevention is better
than pound of cure"
Many Certificates might be obtained, was il
not for the nature of the disease. This has
stood the test for ten years in my hands, without
single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured many cases of many years standing,
which had become changed into the second stage,
and were given up by the Physicians This
Mixture will also cure Erysipelas, Rirgworms,
Tetter-worms, Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. Ii is used by rub
bing on well three times day.
A fair trial is all that is required to establish
all set forth as cure and preventive.
IL Price, s ,50per bottle. liberal discount
TO dealers.
y-Shake the bottle before using. n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-15
UNION WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

TNHE Proprietors of the above named popular
Il Springs would inform the public that this fash
onabe place ofrescrt, will be opened for the recep
ton OF visitors by the first OF June. The buildings
HAYS undergone thorough repair, the ms refur-
nlshed in the most modern style, and the grounds
beautihed and improved, thus rendering the Sulphur
Springs OF the most pleasant places of resort i'm
the Western country. The Medicinal virtues OF the
water, and the healthy location OF these Springs, Of
Ter strong inducements to invalids, as well as TO
those seeking pleasant place of Summer resort, 10
visit this place. The proprieiors have spared
expense, and will every endeavor to make
these Spring unsurpassed by any of the kind
in the West
The above Springs a-e situated in Union County,
Ky, twelve miles from Unioniown, fifteen from
Caseyville, twenty three from Henderson, and
twenty miles from Shawneeiown. Ill
A. c. LONG,
HENRY LEWIS,
my15 2m Prop,ietors
~ he following papers please copy 3 months
and send bills TO advertisers daily Courier, Lou
isville; Journal, Paducah; Advocate, Shawnee
town; and kentuckian, Henderson.