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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
LECIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1850.
SEN ATE

SENATE.
number OF bills from the House of Delegates were re-
ferred to their a?3ropriaie committees.
On motion al Mr. DENEALE, the Convention Bill was
taken up and referred committee consisting OF Messrs
Dcneae Sanari Carlie, Rves Amber, Cowan and Pitts
The bill concerning the Wheeling Hotel Company was
taken up and passed
The bill authorizing Judge scarburg to hold special term
in The town Of Petersburg was taken up on motion q M
AMBLER and THOMPSON, and opposed BY Messrs CAR
LILLE WOODS and DENEALE and the bill passcd-ayes
II, noes 5.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
PRAYER by the Rev. Almon Gage, OF the Cniveysast
Church.
communication received from the Senate, stating
hat they had passed bill entitled an act TO provide for
s,rnctng the Abs Valley and Tug Road and 10
amend the charter of the Virginia and New England Mining
COMPANY with amendments in which they ask the concur
renee of the House of Delegates The House concurred in
the amendment to the last named BILL
MI WORTHINGTON presented petition Of citizens Of
the county of Jefferson asking that day of thanksgiving
and prayer be appointed by the Governor throughout the
State which was referred the committee of propositions
and Grievances.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
r1.EcTroS OF STATE OFFICERS.

Yesterday the remaining State officers Including Jane:
Brown r., Second Auditor, and W. d. Richardson, oo'f
Wings were reelected We trust thai the Baltimore "a
and the Rspubc will correct the gross mi.represen,a
thew have made on this poin,-he Republic abiding &c
b icv ,ha, the Locofocos have just put in practice II
Virginia The Legislature Of that State have adopted tnt
svst. Of turning out of Office epey Stale Office, VINO no
Democrat These papers will have to admit that inc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
For the ENQUIRER,
4 CA u

An editorial in the Danyile Register Of February 22d
Wills, commenting my in the Legislature pending
the election of First Auditor says that me (meaning ~
Radicasm, while with the sang rod imaginable he
tells his constituents in effect that he asks them odd
and will therefore do as he pcases" With due apology
nv cons,t tents for noticing the assaults of obscure
Der take occasion dcnounce the above statement al
false and unounded responsible the people of my
county, and them alone and in my on the cleo
ton Of First Auditor, so declared myself 10 be-
y. G. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
House. OF DELEGATES, Feb. IS.

For The Enquirer.
essrs Editors You will please state that my vote upon
the Sin entitled IAN act 10 authorize the President and Direc
tors Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia increase the capital
Of tho branch Of said Bank Wyheve given in the
affirmative from misrepresentation OF the provision of said
o and if had passed. should have felt bound 10 have
moved reconsideration in order have placed myself right
upon the question Yours, D. D. LAY NE
FrRnuARy 25 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
AppoMATTox COUNTY

APPoMATTOX COUNTY.
The Democrats OF the County requested TO meet at
the next County Court tho 7th Of Marchfo the purpose
of selecting Candidate us in the next Legsa
ture of the State s hoped that the whole party will go to
Court and that all will aid in bringing out some one upon
whom the whole party can and eM unite at the polls.
To the meeting we say, Come one, Come all.
MANY DEMOCRATS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

We are requested state that William w. Forbes ESQ.,, is
candidate for reelection 10 the next House of Delegates
from the county of Buckingham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

We authorized 10 announce JAMES L. GoRDoS Esq., as
candidate 10 represent the County Louisa in the next
General Assembly OF Virginia Mr. Gordon requests say
that he will abide the decision of convention Of the Demo-
cra,s of the County should they think necessary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

MOUND, on Friday last a GOLD PENCIL CASE with = 4
IL attached The owner cad get the by calling al '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

o;n company, unless upon tic c9ndlii0n us
Maa H. hf band 81 EXCITED
should III far certain purpose therein mentioned
s sad he substitute S he bin before ne
House proposes merely TO create "inl s'0 Marshall and
VIZ 10 this he had no Objection PROVIDED l''s ~;
er, was adopted which would release all the h
before the river could be improved by lie " hs read
Numerous bills were read the first and 'Fas''' ~
seco n'o,;nn of Mr. GIBSON the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
Making in federal numbers

White population westof the Blue Ridge,
Three tiffhs Of the slaves west,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

LATER From cALlrORNIA.
Arrival Of the Crescent city.

a.. ...- ....,-r NEw YoaK. Oetobsr IA
The steamer Crescent Civ, Can't. StriInrd
rom Chagres, arrived at Two o'clock tbis
mOraing with 10 days later dhes from C,lie,r,;1
bringing dates from Sau Fracisco u tbe 18th Sen.
tember
The steamer PHILADELPHIA arrived at Clragres
IN The 7th. The Crescent CITY bring, l4l ,,,s.
sengers aud II 900 900 ia gold dust in the hinds
Of passengers acd s22 ,O0Oin freight. f I
M cases Of Cholera have occurred ia tl,e last .
weeks at Chagres Cruces aud Panama ore heal.
thy. The lsthmus roads To Cruces Tor the lr,.t
weeks have been in llle mos, excsilei,t coudtion
aud travellers have been enabled u pass over ll,ero
with the greatest acility.
The Georgiana road is also represented /, he
IN hue order
Arrived at Pauamlthe Sieanshp Nueces on lhe
Alb inst, with s. 900 900 gold dist in llcght and
$50 pass nsers.
The United States malls left San Fraucisco on
the 18th Sept
Tue Crusader was expected hourly hnyiag
elt San Francisco on HE Ijli Sept, with 90 pas
sengers The Steamer Islhn,us is to l,s,ye San
Francisco on the path of Sept for Havana.
DEATHsOS BOARD THE CsRscgEr CiTr.-The
following passengers died OH board belweea Cha.
gres and New YOrk;-Juhn w. Haskell OF Boston
aged 80, died Oct 9Th; Ed Yard Cuthbart. New
bern, n. e.. aged 81. died Oct l7tll; Samuel
Strickland Rodmon, of jefferson county. N y.
aged 27, died l7lli John Huuglon Of Windsor VI.
aged 80 died l7tb.
The SACRAMENTO RIir-Sihce the ainputa.
ton oi Mayor BigelOws arm. everything has
gone on most .,mmraJly aud the stump las already
icOmmenced healing The wound through the
body Is in nost favorable state aud doing as
well as could be expected
FRoa rHg MiNss We learn iha; on White.
stone creek miners ARE averaging half an ounce
per day. Miners are hired at rates OF wages. av.
efasing three dollars per day Uron the South
branch uf North Fork upon Feather river we
hear repnrled That the worklnen are making fair
wages. Rich dry digging. have been discovered
helween Nelson's creek aud the mouth Of Battle
creek, which enpties nto the Sacramento. The
sheet where the richest dilsngs exist is about
80 rods by ~ il willh Tie dirt has To be car.
RED considerable distance, but repnys those
WIN nre working hum t,vn To three ounces daily.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
, Telegraph for he Daily Laneas.er Gssets.
FURTHER T6aEioN NEWS.

| HALIFAX Ociober l5
EEoLAxD-itis s,a,ed ,ba, ,bs r,o,..,,,,,....,
has ia contemplation str,ng so,ad,,,, ,s ~,
rican coast. forty vessels. And a tnn,,ibIy ,nsil
Communication Is 10 be established
lRELASD-Tha tenant league il e,,end;ao n.
organization, but well inlormed persnns ,I,ioL
It's cumbersome machinery will prove Il. o,yn
destruction. Still the movement is regarded nv
the Government with annreh.nsion "
FRAEKLIE ExPRDIrIos Desparches have bso,
received from Sir John Ross, stAiine that on ,he
18th August some Esuuemaux informed him ,ha,
III 1886, two vessels were broken by The ice and
afterwards burned by the natives, hat the sliD,
were not whalss and that some of the men wor.
epauleits Part OF the crew remained for a time
apart rom the natives, but were subsequently
killed The paper from which the ohoys was
copied say s the story is tnisrepresention, No
relsons given.
FKAScE-The Corsier newspaper was seiz ed
"n saturday ~ Paris. for an article rejecting Sc
Vefely on The President, Thirty individuals ae-
cused ol beng members oi a secret society for
Tie restoration OF the Bourbons were sentenced
10 SIX months Imprisonment. The GoyeremeIlt
has gwen its sanction 10 lottery Of 700 600
iranrs 70 raise funds TO send six thousand distres
sed persons 10 Caliloriin. The price OF bread is
dec Mug in Puris. 1t is said that Prince de Join.
-, ~, u P'INe o"' ah ilsl2h'hclht opponent OF
: Ausrpi, -.Th.,. =. :, s,,0,.. =, -.
Lord paImers,on has oal,,I na' 49, I'm ''n. az
prnssia IN ins;s, ,,''n,ta IT, '?Vn 'no mig VI
tb.ir arms and ,I,, , 80 So. ,, uIH =
Aee (or the I,Io.ksJs Than ono,eu "h n'1''sn
nr IIunoar,.ns I,,ha 'a''H''Iyl'
revolted and md s,,,'nrasf 1.. ~,
bloods6ed. '"pp' p'e''eu "y 'o''e anu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
rLe Kate FIsmlnr plrn.ler. Ii.

LoUisvftLE. Oct. H.
The river Is on stand feet 20 inches on Float
Island. ti'as been raining al day
A deck hand on the steamer Fleetwood was tar
red aud feathered al Portland Tor inhunan treat.
ment OF one Of tue wounded crew oi the Kate
Fleming. who took passage on the Fleetwood
The Jourm publishes letter from Tue Post
Master al the Gave IN the Rock 2 severely cen
suring Captain Connqly OF the Fleetwood, which
boat was near when the disaster occurred.
Keats, who murdered his wife IN this city snne
time ago. was convicted to-day Of murder III the
first degree.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
Protestant Episcopal Convention.


The Episc pal Convention nd'rirfs t5.ninrrow,
sine die, This afternoon the Maryland case was
deciIelb passing canon giving The Bishop the
right to administer communion during Visitation.
the canon ppyiding for the election Of an ass.t.
ant Bishop, where lie Bishop il indefinitely sus.
pended, passed by the Convention was nhen,l.
ed by the House of Bishops, providing for lie
election Of an assistant Bishop in all cases of sus-
pension. aud sent to TIE Convention for concur
renee. The subject was pendug when the Com
vention took recess until half past o'clock.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

mo argument against the former. where
ne country is better adapted to their con.
struction aud furnishes greater business
tor their support.
"Now, we believe Il may be demon
Strated, that every railroad built in the
vest we mean by this not such ss might
De bnsll, but th6se that will be- construct
ed for some years 10 cnme--instead Of
exhaosting. will sdd SO Immediately 10
The means ot the country. that the drain
created by them will not be felt: that eV.
cry such railroad will soon become so
much additional means in the hands Of
those who construct them. for further
progress and Improvement. There is
hardly road constructed or in progress
in the western country, where this is
not, aud will not prove true. From the
amount transported, The sum saved soon
equals their cost. When this point is
reached. the, cost OF construction ceases
TO be felt as burden. 1t must be borne
in mind, too, that every railroad is but
the precursor Of innnmerable ordinary
and plank roads, which all act as feeders
Iothe main trunk line; which, like The
channe Of mighty river. bears on its
bosom the foods collected from athou
sand tributaries.
1--WE do not see any reason, lbe,efore,
to fear from the construction Of railroads,
in the west particularly. If they must
be built with money from the east, this
will soon be returned in the Increased
tide Of western produce sent back in ex.
change. HIVE cannot export our bread.
stuffs TO the extent to be desired, the re.
ceipt ofgold from the new State of Cali
fornia will prevent any pressure in
the money market. which might have
proved disastrous but for this new re.
source.
"On the whole, we see no danger in
the encouragement oflhese works; neither
do we believe that anything is to be fear
ed from their construction To the extent to
which they will be carried for some years
to come atleast." /"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
WHOLE NO. 1909

A u { I v n
HoMe MARkFr-High Priced Iand.
The value Of land in Lancaster coun.
lty. Pennsylvania. is indicated BY the
sale Of the real estate of lsase, Evans.
IyingJow miles from The city Of Laneas
lt;r. A portion. l2 acres. sold at ISC:25
per acre; another portioo. 65 acres, sold
At sl42:O6E e
There is lesson 10 this that may be
studied with profit. This land lies with
in four miles Of city Of soma 1000 in.
habiiants. which is connected within two
or three hours Of Pbilslelphia BY rail,
road. The land, we have 10 doobi. Is Of
excellent qualify, but YET little If any
better Than hundreds Of farms In Fair.
field county. So fat as the transportation
of produce is concerned. we are from 20
10 so days from the great markets Of the
country, railroad would reduce thisto
three or four days. A little cspitalinvest-
ed 10 manufactures and little enlerprize
nstilled into This community would soon
double the popnlatioD, increasing in the
same ratioihe home market. and as con-
sequence Real Estate would adyancein
corresponding ratio. tf,bere IS any anil,
railroad man. who can give a more plaus.
ible reason for the high price Of Real
Estate mentioned above. we would like
ID see him do it. Perhaps the County
Commissioners. or their organ the Eagle,
eau explain the matter in more reason.
abe way.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
HALiFAx, October lG.
Violent Tornsdo-Barns Burned.

NANAL WINCHESTtR II, Oct. II.
violent tornado. accompanied with lightning.
visited the region between Pickeringron and Bal,
timore The other night Inrge quantity or lenc.
rs aud number of trees were blown down and
considerable damage done.
The Barn "F Chaney Rekets near Pickermgtun,
aud also Barn ensl Of Poplar creek on the Bnlti,
more and P,ckerington rnnl. were struck 10y
Lightning and consumed ngeliier with lIeir can
tents. -.. j. b r.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
PugItlvs slave Laws G El,eelon.

| WAsHfNGT1N. OctlT.
The Republic Of this IDorning. contains the o.
lpiniQD Of tie Attorney General on the eonsJilu.
tioqaiity Of the Fugitive Slave law. He says
there is nothing ~ any part ofthe act that sas-
psnds the bsbeas .corplis, snl the whole net not
only constitutional bat Is necessary Tor tbePmp-
er enforcement Of the provisions Of the constitn.
ton, declaring tiat all Iugives shall be delivered
up
The Union candidate EJr Congress in Charles.
ton, S C.,has 700 majority over Rheuppd Holmes.
disunipnisfa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
Detroit Slave Case

a- DETROIT, Oct 10.
BY the exertlon and liberality OF some Of our
citizens, the alleged fugitive slave Rnse has been
released from bondage and allowed 10 return 10
his wife and children.
The amount asked by Ills claimant was five
hundred dollars, and several OF, our citizens cou.
tibuted as higgins $50 for his emancipation
We shall be content to cain for lie city Of tile
Straits the honor of hnving done praiseworhy
act Of benevOlence. rIf @ rP
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

THE DlFFERENcE.-The Locofnco pa
pers are abusing Mr.. Meredith because
he predicted "A deficiency of five or six
millions in our revenue for the late fiscal
year, whereas the result shows that there
will be surplus. The Tuscaloosa Mon
it0r observes upon this statement that it
Indicates slight mistake. and me that
would not have been very Likely to occur
under lioc"foco management. Whenev,
er a.8efc1 nudeI Locofocorule was fore.
told, it was dead certainto prove ,rue!--
Rcpablic. -H ra4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

.gI There are in the prisons al Ma.
pies at present no less than 10000 poll,
ical prisoners, and the opinion is that,
from the crowded state Of the gaols. the
greater -umber Of those persons win 60
mad, become idiots, or die. '
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

Brig Majestic from Wilmington, NC, arrived
this morung, huving on board three of tue crew
Of the George w Snow, which was disabled at
sea Gu the SUth, while on lfer voyage from Dar
en-, Ga, To New York The Majestic expert
euced OH the 9th, a heavy storm aud had to throw
overheard her deck load Of lumber, to tighten,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
stenni boat Accident.

..0 ... ST. LOUIS, October Is.
The steamboat Mustang, on her upward trip
four miles below Brunswick, Missouri river. struck
a snag and sunk in six feet waiter aud afterwards
broke in two The boat is a total loss with the
exception Of cabin furniture AMI machinery. She
had heavy cargo of groceries and merchandise,
which will be damaged. Insurance on boat $4,000;
on freight lost, $1,000
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
APPOINTMENTS hr tho PrrsIdent

.|-.--|- .I-- u WAsHINGTON, Ucl 10.
Indian Commissioners TO New Mexicn-Chas,
s. Todd. Oliver p. Temple and Robert 2 Cable.
For California Geo. W. Barbour, Rcdict Nc
Kee and 0. NJ Wostencrolt sE
For Oregon. Simeon Francis, vice Henry. de.
clincl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

NEWSPAPERS The first neWspaPer
printed IN North American colonies, was
".the Boston News Letter." aud " as is
sued in 1904, by John CampbeIi,a Scotch
man, who was post master aud book
seller at Boston. Sometimes it had one
advertisement, and often none. After
Ia years, when 800 cop;es were sold the
publisher announced that his weekly half
sheet being insufficient tc keep up with
the f1reign news, he should issue an ex,
ira sheet each fortnight; which expedi;
ent he announces after year, has ena
bled the News Letter" t., 7ctyieee ejght
months Of tie Mirteea that he e0as behind
in tie ne1os from Europe; so that those
who would hold ON ill The next j January,
five monlhs,) might expect, to have all
the arrearages of intelligence from the
old world, "needful for to be known in
these pars!" After ll6 years, the pub.
Usher gives notice that copies of the
"News.Lelter" would be ".pripted on a
whole sheet Of .wriliug paper. one hall
of which would lie blank, on which let
lers might be wrilten," etc. ~.
Such was the infancy of ewspaper en-
.terprise in this county, Could Johu
Campbell Iuok into the office of the A
merican Messenger, the monthly paper
of the American Tract Society, aud see
its oditiorof $4,000 copies rolling of
from the press, or step into the office
of the "dailies," with a fodr.cyIinder
press issuing it's 5000 or 10000 sheets
AN hour, what would be his enO1ions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

wA Telegraph Despatch announces
that great excitement prevails in Homes,
dale. Penn. otcasioned by the appear.
ance of twn men from the South, who nre
after beautiful creole, the wife of a MIR.
Evans, aud who, they say, is a Runaway
slave. "lf she is discovered" adds the
CORE spondent, "it will hardly be possi
ble for them to take her, the feeling is so
strong against them"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

SALEM, Mass. Oct. l6.
The Maid Of Orleans arrived at this port yester,
day from Buenos Ayres, bringing the letter bag
from the United Stules ships ST. Lous and Bran
dywine, which vessels were at Montevideo, Au-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

"A PROsLEh. 1T taxes are lurge aud onerous
how long will nreauire to tighten the burden by
allowing business to hag aud property TO tIimin-
ish by a false system Of economy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

L6UBIigA ELroTiok The special e
lection 10 6lI the vacancy occasioped BY
the resignation Of Judge Conrad has re
suited 10 the chpice Of Judge BulIard p,
over 300 majority. A desperate eGorl
was made by the Loeoloeos and Cuban
sunexatiopists TO defeat him, but as il
will be seen without avail. -..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
From Pittsburgh-st steamboat DIsaster.

---U IT N -II-- PlTTsBURGH, Oct IL !.
Tremendous rains last night, The river rose
8 inches and is now rising rapidly. Weather
cloudy accompanied W th showers: ....-t
The Steamer Companion collapsed two Aues
Yesterday about wheeling. One person was xii.
led and two others scalded ~ q. .ais pu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

In iLucx.-The Court OF Common Pleas did
Rnd itself able on yesterday to raise jury trial
:, The trUtbie was to find The jury eee s!,,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
Tnalllve SLAVE case. &c.

THILADELPHTA, UCI ID.
The first fugitive case was decided here to-day;
negro who had been residing here for eight
years, was cIuimed by Mary Saunder Judge
Grier OF tile United States Circnit Court thought
the uegro bad been proven the property of Jones
which claimant had failed making his case. The
blnck mun was discharged. He was received
outside of the Comtby u multitude oi negroes,
whose con, ucl was so riotous as to cill ot the
Mayor, who demanded them to desist. However,
to no purpose. The Police were called to inter-
fere one OF whom had finger nearly bitten otf
by a black. Two blacks We're arrested ard Held
overto answer resisting the law.
We have nothing new commercially to report
here or in New York H..s ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

:, PoLITIcAL EcokoMs,- The man who is worth
but $1,000 and puts iton intetest make $50 per
year more than the man who is wPrth $4,000 aud
boards it up through love bf gold So the man
who has a farm Of 100 acres worth $25OO and
gives $500 towards increasing its value to $500.
makes $500 more than the MIN who hls similar
farm but makes no effort to add to its value, The
,atler case differs in this from the former The
aast man has hopes that the iberality OF his eis-
Dor will add to the value Of both farms aud may
deem it most profitable to keep his $500. He is
right if the improvement can progress without his
aid; but it rs avery serious questions Of moral eb'
tligation ba sa i4 -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

0rThe Cincinnati Commercial init,
mates that DR.. Duncan, who edited the
Despatch with such great virulence a.
gainst the convention nominees at the
late election, voted for said aominees af-
ter all, This is about the tolest speci-
men Of editorial pettifogging that we
have heard of lately. 7 4A-r.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

ALLM VAIS.-1he Statesman is labor
ing hard to convince the Free SJilers tha
he is better friend TO them than the
Wings. The next Legislature will have
some printing 20 dispose Of Unless we
sadly mistake the character ofihe few
Free Soil members in the Legislature
the Statcsman's effort will be loves labor
lost" In this connection, the Scioto Gaz.
ette makes the pertinent query, whether
honest democrats are not disguised at
such a course.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

HAMuToN CoUNTY.-The official re;
turns give 10 Wood II, ,o35; Johnston g.
$40. Cass had about 10, 800 and Taylor
about 9, 0Oo The Wings wouldn, be sold
To the bolters aud staid at home. .a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

~ Hon. Josiah Quincy, of Boston,
heads the, call fot meeting of citizens in
ttanenil Hall on. Monday next. 10 take
measures Ia protect fugitive slaves a
painst tile recent act Of Congress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

THs PICTORIAL TELEeRAPH.---We
learn from the propIietorstba the mum.
bers.of the Pictorial TeIegraph" have
been exhausted aud thai 10 further or.
deIs can be filed. As the news from
the State. especially Fnr the Legislature
aud Congress, is not a, favorable as an,
Iiicipated, new edition will not be issued.
The next number will contain the 'Roos-
ter in the act of growing over the cleo .
ton Of NEGRO suffrage Governor" for
the express benefit ofour ancient friends
in Sugar Grove.