The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

day, the annual Spring election takes
place. A good many candidates are in
the field for the different Offices, but how
many it is impossible at this time to tell
We suppose, however, that good many
more will be voted for than will be elec-
ted. We trust all will use care in their
choice ofcandidates and that no one will
pent of the vote he gives,
School ELECTIoN will be seen by
the advertisement for the annual Corpo-
ration Election that a vote will be taken
in the South part of the town to ascer-
tain the sense of the people relative to
coming under the provisions of the law
regulating the Common Schools of Ian
caster. We believe it to be the object Of
the movers in this matter to form one en-.
tire district of this part of the town and
erect a suitable School house for the pur-
poses of education. The North School
has now been in operation for some time,
and those who were at first unwilling to
come under the law, have had an oppor.
tuuity of learning the advantages of the
new system. We trust they will give
the subject that consideration which Its
importance demands. 1t is a matter about
which no hasty or inconsiderate opinions
ought to be formed
HARpwARe-,Neao Arrangement..-
Messrs. Efinger, White and Latta have
purchased the interest of JIG. Weaver
& &c. in the Hardware Business, and re.
moved the Stock one door West, in the
corner lately occupied by DR.. Kreider.
where in few days they will receive
large additions to it,. For particulars
see advertisement. They intend keep
ing heavy assortment, which will be
sold at low prices. Give tbem call.
WILD PIGEONS The Rapid FItght
of fBirds.-The Detroit Free Press says.
wild pigeons are very plenty in the
woods back of that city. Wild r,ce was
found in the crops ofsome ofthose taken,
from which the Free Press infers that
they must have flown 700 miles in less
than "a hours, as the rice is not found
nearer than that distance, aud it digests
in "a hours.
CABINET WARE. C. L. Eckert will
remove his shop to Main Street in a day
or two. This shows an evident desire 10
keep pace with the progress of the day,
aud will insure him lot of new custom
ers. See his advertisement.
Doors AND SHoEs.- Reed & Baugh-
man are again on hand with an excellent
lot of Boots, Shoes, &c, ready for the
market and able to satisfy the most fas-
tidious taste. Their Spring and Summer
Stock is of the latest styles and we'll made
Of course. Give them a call.
BuoTs AND SmoEs.- Work, Son &
Work have received their supplies for
the season. See advertisement. You
will find their shop as usual filled with
the latest and most beautiful styles of
work. which will not fail to please. Call
and see.
VA the trial of Montesauieus for
murder, in ST. Louis, which is now in
progress, special venire of fifty per-
sons was exhausted and only three ju-
rors selected. Another venire of two
hundred was ordered, returnable the
next morning, the goth.
EVDr. McCloud of Madison has been
nominated as one of the delegates from
the district composed Of Madison, Cham
pagn and Clark The other two are
Joseph Vance and Sampson Mason.
These arc excellent selections.
New GooDs.- -Reinmund, Son& Beck.
as will be seen by their advertisement,
are again on hand in the way of selling
cheap goods. Give them call and sat
isfy yourselves.
Few PUNCHES. We find the follow
ng in Punch's Almanac:
Ho,0 to make things pleasant in an Om-
Sibus--Take bull dog in with you; or
couple of babies; or produce a pistol. and
quietly cock it; or take Police Gazette
out of your pocket, and as you read it
look intently at the features of ever per-
son in the omnibus
Breakfast in EurOpe-Op some fine
morning in the city you reside in under.
going seige, you ring for your egg aud
toast; instead of which there comes
shell and roll of musketry,
How to pull a PERSONS n7se-Make
him present of half dozen silk pocket
handkerchiefs.
Marriage The penalty paid for court