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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08
WASHINGTON, January 81.

WASHINGTON, January ol.
Senators were, yesterday, offering the
Public Lands, to foreigners and poor
people, for the Presidency.
Mr.. Mangum over-bd the rest, by of.
fering half Section to each man, and
to MrOV in a negro besides.
Gen. Cass seemed sorry that others
had taken the start of him; and said
rather complainingly, that if he had ad-
ded that to his other bills, he would have
been ridiculed and laughed at as dema.
gogue. He thought he would GO little
on it, any how, and take an interest in
Mr.. We5ster's offer,-which proposes
to make each man keep what is given to
him. .,.
Mr.. Seward stated-.as the result Of
New York's share of the proceeds of the
Public Lands, received by her, under the
distribution policy of Mr.. Clay,--that it
had given the means of education to
every child in that immense State,-hav-
ing population of three millions. That
blessing comes, and will continue to flow,
from the interest of the fund.
Mr.. Brown, of Mississippi, made a
declamatory speech, in the House, on the
slavery question. Set phrases quarrel
led for utterance, and run from the ora
tor with loosness. IN the zenith of his
phrenzy, he proclaimed slavery great
social, moral and political blessing, and
denounced the people of California as
trespassers and interlopers, unworthy,
ofcourse, to have as much political pow
er, in the affairs of government, as the
orators negroes. His thoughts have a
rash ambassador in the tongue"
The avenue, from the Capitol to the
White House, is brilliantly lighted, a,
night. by as,.--remiuding one of torch
light professions, --.not an unpleasant re-
meniscence to Taylor man. UNION.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

NOTICE Is HEREBY GtyEN ihal daniel Lewis
l ' for himself, and Daniel Lewis and Jacob NJ.
Shade as partners, under the firm Of DaiIiel Lewis
sgnments TO the undersigned of all their property,
real and personal, in trust for the benefit of their
creditors generally. SES% persons threfore knowing
themselves indebted to Daniel Lewis, or Daniel Lew.
IS Co., will make immediate payment to either Of
the subscribers. DAVID WILSON
JOHN H. MUMAUGH,
Assisnees.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
)avid Deery $llS John A Fetters. .$l:75
Eli s. Miller 900
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JOHN LHOMa

~ his frsshand extensive
sToCK OF oRoO OHRYRs
at retail which for price and quality cannot be .r,s
sed Every articleht the olA price except colFes s
has on hand hne lot OF Fresh Teas, VERY eAeap
TO wait on them
The same variety kept at his two establishments,
and at the same low prices.
Lancaster, February 6, 1850. "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

WILL Practice in Fairfield and neighboring counties
OFFCE-North side Of Main. 3 door West NJ q.
lumbts Street. Lancaster, FEB. !, 1850 6m3D
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

VIZ. T.w. TALLyADGE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08
Fire aud Marinc lmsIIrance.

ME Undersigned would call the attention Of mer.
chants and Bthers having property exposed TO loss
by Fire or the petils Of Navigation to the superior
advantages offered by tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-21
Efisnelts..ou-I Items.



Atsx,,prn HsL,, Esq 1hi- sentlrlnaa' who has
ben iying dangerously hilsith th- TYPHOID fever e
nos e9u,aetesnt hg vii visit snn 1ise to recruit
before lie re- umes his professional labors.
Apsss Co are shippers o. Gold bust % the amount
e. slSssge ~ the steamshlP carliua vheh sails i's
Pausms 20 dsT.
RovIs C,Rct. we we're rejoisei to witness aa
hoWF house on tho occs ION % he rsspp.aranceo -
Mr. Roses Equestrian troupe In San Francisco. 10
the fucesss which greeted the entertainments given ~
the olympic last evening b. an itdsx Of Whist Mr.
Rove msy expect When ne gets fairly under Ery, ~
VII not 90 wrong 10 coosratuiae him on TIE eSchAngs
Of Audiences made In leaving sA.rameato Tor ts city.
Dr.. Commas MoDrts The first erhihitiou cf tho
MODEL Aftstt at the Athcr Tue 'sy night vas
vel tttsndcd The tsh-lsuK ~erv srtisictly arrsnf.
ed and very besutiiul There some Trssrlt
rosse'esd Io-rly Of d.prayed taste, Who obsost %
The tenbianca 81 chastity assumed by tue artists aut
dsnat acd ~ abolition n the Doctor listens 90 spirits
Ike these We ere mistskert viii uOt add 20 the a.
tracuvensss a hts exhibition, even With the vulgar
btra' snd VIII Keep awey al those she are admifcr'
Of tLe cAsse nd beautiful who would Other size attend
srst Egrsrr saLrs. YfsrssDav.- Nsss-s Kqndlg
Waiuvich 20 sold the balance OF the Mayors pr9.
perry yesterday. The lots ia square No C50, bound
Sc esch. in square No lt3f b5audet BY California
Lesven. uftb Pine aud Jones streets tsivs lots $40
efct n square Nc ll5b. bounded ~ Iurs leiren-
Ect ~ Tyisf apd Jones street.. tvevs lots scr esoni
IN square llJ3, bounded By 0IarY. hyde, OFureH
ana Lssvsnwcrth stre.ts. Twelve lots SO saeh. 10
| ,1raf. IT'S, bounced BY Ofsrrell, uyde, hlis aud
LtayrrvoIth 'trvts t~tlvc lots go Zach IN square
No $50 bounded by La-kiR. Tyl'r hcAli.ttt aud
| BE-. rdtd BIZ Pine Larktn Bash atd Iyds atr--ts
Twelve lots - each; IL square 90 lIt BOUNDED ~
Vfsry Lnfkin OIsrfei and 49, te sr,.tt, f..vc cis
| $50 each. w square No 26s bouoJ. ~ ro-' uy5e
btury aud Lsevenworth streets "a ultc lrs 80 each
,9tsfc No US sofa Tor s2j, Nc u.s. ~ t4sii
No lcio q 500; No LBS. ~ $50. No 1901 ettHbi
70 .ts sto ldl3, ~ SEAS, sad No lS55, al $50.
The hhrire Hospital was also put ~ ~ auction aoi
vas knocked do~n ct 81 coo. Tie lot b. l1is Ices
fronting stockton st-eat. ~ iYIS iest In depth,
forming The corner Of Stockton street snd Bfoaieay
Nss IumrtNes The Dsfous buiidings In progress
.tss.Vn 10 dinerent parts o. 9eI eIJ 81. s's :
croaksrs h-ve predicted Gold % no gold she is des
hnt1 20 be the queen 81 the Pacific. livery Day add
| abuiidrg OF t~o 20 these upOn the vstr lots, tu'
the hss are almost covered With plies The grest-s
Enforcement, 10 any ses street, u exhibited In hoas
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TELECRAPnIC INTELLIGENCE.
~~~~-~~.~----~r~-~-->~>--~
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
~-->>-~~~-~-.->~--~--r-
The Naval Appropriation Bill
nm the House.
~N-,>,..e- N-s>-r-~~s.-
THE CANADIAN RECIPRoC,ry HILL.
,~>.~-~~-~~~.~~>.e
Yyumored Invasion Of Caoa.
>ev,rs,a@y-.-s-e-.es-~y
THE TURKISH AMBASSADOR
&c, &c, &c
Affairs An Washington,

TIE TrrKtsr AMHASTArur ~ NorrD CrrAy rsrE-
DfTioy, AND ORDERING or UNITED srArrs yEssgts
TO TuAr isiAND-koSsurU Am M CONrATeloTs,
ErU ETC.
foes SPECIAL rriysRuInc coRrFFroSprvcsl
w,suyorcS, Sept ~. 1850
Mr.. Webster being indisposei. the Turkish Amb.ss,-
dor not presented to he President to-day He
viii be presented to morrow when Mr.. Webster will
extend the exraord nary honor OF calling at the An
tarssdors hstel personally 60 take hin up The Cabi.
net think III, proper In respect 10 the sulNni noble
conduct 10 the Eurg.rlaps aud to the Americans 10
bic donnions a. well mark Of hospitality to bis
szept
We learn that q, sssi Lafa dozen shias are ordered
o. 70; ready 10 sail to Cuba aud tia, six thousand
sRTolies for tho new invasion bat, wh1t !,
more ipPorts q, ~ understand the: Mr. webster y
fsvorslly Insned g. enter uto neg stations Zoe The
purchase Of cuba. ~ quadfuple treaty rlih Spain
Great Britain and France.
TLr Sultan II Turkey having nstasd this cabinet OF
NJ. readiness g. ssnd Kcesuth and bis CON snions free
Of sxrrssr, % England, provided the UntsI states
viii bring them nom London o this country, We
derstat a matter will b taken up Ia executive ies
,ion ir f-~ day. with view Of authorizing the IRE
sidert 90 meet these ovsrturss.
In opposition to the Gallo rnia renstcrs, Stockton
aud Sacramento we're reduced 10 ports q delivery and
Bsuicia b,lov made port Of entry. Byth Ao.,
u pssssi, Beniois viii become foftaidAbie rival %
San Francisco. sud ~ the up9~r ooantrr vu BE- male
ttituthry 90 the Beriri. district
Mf shSkie q Absis.irpi D. sP'kan Of a. ~ orre
iu-ass for California
tbe Hcu'e go nct fSish The Navy Appropriation
bill bvf rrsfied thr amend snt 20 annex the Texan
Navy ofc,rs The vote was siUy 20 seventy. ore
against u
TO rrorro- he tst viii be h,d the Afisan steam,
chip Une Andrew Eving made . brilliant ant p1wor-
fol spsech In its favor dsy using up grecn V6uabs
srd Phelps, 80 thrir opposition. ta,ctuafy
CLnpiu Who arrested slime since on
charge ~ hbfutirg slavsr wss bf,aght bsfJrs Ice
Ciarth !ef'sftsy and after giving hat H. tfs sum Of
FiE uoutard dollars released lie va Slpust imne-
srtoy nftetward arruttc1 ~ requi uiou from the
GoHeInhr Of MarvianA. md llananrrnl % Rockville
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SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
Fhe Reported Destruction Of that City.
HEAVY CoHmERcsAL FAILURE.
M A r. K E. 7 s ,
&c, &c &c.

THE steamship Philadelphia, Capt Pearson, arrived
,Scsics
We are indebted 20 Messrs. Gregory s. Co., Adams 4
Co. and 70 tho gentemsny purser Of the p for papers
and valusble Information.
The Philadelphia sailed from New York on tho 23th
OF AuTnst end arrived at Chagres tho evening Of
September eth making the passage oat in nine days
and seven hours September g. George " Williams =
solored eook, died of congestion of the brain.
On her return, she left Chsgres September 9, and
arrived at Kingston, Jsu., the 12th lett Kings
the 18th aud arrived on ssady Hook the Goth
making u passage home in nine days and ten hours
running tiiae On the 18th and lstn inst, encoun-
tered heavy weather from the northwsrd.
The Philadelphia brings SSO06o0 in gold dust on
freight aud from COO TO $500 OcO in the hands Of
passengers.
The fine steamers Csrciins and Columbus from San
FIspcsco had 10th arrived at Panama With fau files
on tbs fotmer place TO the 18th ut two weeks later
chan previous adyicgs.
The Carolina brings DO the Oregon and California
mails s7T9 l24 In gold duet freight, aud 70 pas
sengr-s; aud the Columbus brings $500 coo In gold
dust ane zee passengers.
The sils had arrived at Ch4sres whan the Phi.
iadelrh's lott.
Eot single OF iekness ofnuy Kind ha, occurred
either OF these steamers. They both stopped at
Acapulco Sbioh place told, Is as healthy It
ever TO-
The following is the golden manifest" Of the Phils-
joIph.a:--
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Sporting IntrlIIgence.

FROM the STOCKTON journal, Aug 10,
STocFroS R,crs-UnfoS CouRsE-An exciting race
came OF over the stockton course on Saturday last
The purse was VI OJ0 mileshuat. =. PergusOn, Esl,
entered an American sofrgl against Capt. Spar
rows California bay horse. The former rode by
an American boy and the latter by Mexichn lad.
A. the word 70 both horses 0t Of well together the
lay. " anything, stride ahead It vas brush heat
IRON 'he start, both bOrsss running close the whole
way, that n blanket would have covered them both.
The marc, sb"ut the half mite post, "a" effort 20
the hey but tue ~ the lsttr ~ torch 81
lis whip, ktpt his phase half length ali al aud, al
though MIA antagonist struggled hard @ push her
ahead, v vas " nc go; the bay came In in ane style
winner BY neck
Ths sorrrl decidedly the favcrs o. starting aRt
two 20 one vss freely bet uron her
Several races run after fhs hrst match one fOr
500. and another for .2oO Capt . rods cue himself
End vas the second time vi8nHr.
We learn that another match will com" OF, over the
ZANE rcufte, ON saturday next for 81 900 Several
hcftss are already entered for the pL -, and much
stort Is Anticipated The lately arr g a AustFsii4n
rsgs and the Szn joe fast ones.m u they 80 god
~ raising the dust" can have cotr ia Tor btg
% yellow aiTt, gathered hillg up here the
Union course ts beautiful on, ami tr % last
uaas here are anxious TO try them against any that
may ODER IRON abroad.
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Order Re,gns la sonora.

Erou the Ala ,aoruit. Aug 10
TIE dark cloud has passed out of the south. Order
rgns, and law has 81 its In the dihafcoted
district. The spirt Of tolerance " eSHrtins eoothing
and grateful iniuence on the common mini rhs
people Il Soro haze p-rat. cs,ui and
leeirg Our latest sdylces inform that the excite
beLt "gsli'st the hexIcaIs Is wetrin- aEsy.
congrst us's the pc plo OF parts their
happy dsversUoe from gory unpleasant .tste or ex
istenee, as 5ocy pn-io. Bxoiteme nts that dissr.
rspg- and cisiurh the tenor of the ls1 b.
avoided In this land OF cos. morals young government
sud where .NrtI SPECIES OF m1iaat the most
prohtatie excitemsrts are to BE- found IL after
the clustering !'rcaHHciamentot put forth by the
oisulrct.d at S"Dcrs warning sli MeNis-us ~
tire fsom the miues. had needed thu LUXURIOUS
forsbcdirB' OF the um"s fears righs have bsen
excited ior TIE pnhic Welfare In the southern niaes
Is fell % ths lcr 81 ourselge-, hosey.r to acquire
ron- refp.ctsble rfoTma;i'n "a the early stage OF
proceedings At sonOta which pfcsud % material i'm.
prevailing excitement. We have shown why jss-
Cufv exists against the Mexican population of the
southern mines, and have shown that Il hg, been
attempted 10 tags aaysusg Of this teeii3 deprive
o class 81 foreign miners Of privileges enjoyed by
Gliens alike upon Ro1 We know that the 10
order ~ Mexicen- very untt Tor the
fpestablr labofers N the Digg'ngs, and
OF the yast numbers employed with greet success IA
the occupation which has iahon e. tho share of
copntrynen. We srs not ready TO believe the
vicious and 30 morally depraVed as to commit every
species of crime when at their iavortc
suit Is sisnaliy good when brand this class OF
and Hllegt lem to be ucrrillss. III wantoay CON
nit sniui and bstrny Ignorance Of tue tree
character possessed by them tor which they deserved
guly .fty
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TIE NORTHERN MISEs.
r,ssters on IN. Pacific Side

rom tins Pacific News, Aug 10
Since We last had occasion Ia make up Z sheet for
The sailing Tor ne states svsnts very
striking character have transprea the Pacific
coast The mining opera'ious are progressing with
zeal ana energy and yielding good rsturn for
labor and Investment Heretofore the surface of the
geld region ouly haH gone over but atteriy ths
miners sortBg 10 tia. OF mae nery, and the
o'ptns Of tho earth and the are being made
20 yield their quota OF treasures Companies are
systematically and With energy Who're operations
have progresseG lar enough 70 test the working,
cess has generally crowned their efforts.
The operation - tsn ming the rivsrs and streams
II stil going GU. and WHEN once ned from their
main cnaDn.L rish harvest is anticipated, and
no doubt vi! be realized Some OF the locations
ale Known 10 be exceedingly rich iu
The difheui;ies Which bave existed At the Southern
mines between the Americans and foreigners, and
which have resulted IN ille bloodshtd have finally
subsided' ans peace Is again restored. In ccn-e-
~ foreigners bad tf the country and thus deprived
ths State Of the bsnedS o! The foreign miners
However, are glad TO be able 20 state that reac
tion has taken Place ana that hsncctorts, there
every apreAIsRce of quietDsss
The expedition to tie Klamath river, which sailed
hence Jhs Gth ult, had been spoken by tins pro-
ro!loE f.,ft fhus-ttt. a. the n0uth OF Toe unpqui
river. Trey we're intending 20 proceed up whit hss
We shan doubt very be In possession Of much
additional information ia regard To . section OF couu-
Try about Vlics hut iit;ls has been kaown
Prom Orcgnn the .lGsuce is not OF mach intsrest
10 tho ktihot,c sstes. Busiuess In very pros
porous condition at oar last dates, July 2s.a doid
ssd been funud on Roguc's river, aRl Il wac cont
IDENTIFY believed that vhen the waters subsidized,
adorable qosbiitits would be taken treaty OF
peace hHd bt,n slated with the Indians by Gov.
Lane
Busirt,s generally on the Pacific coast Is slowly I'm
proving Our city has Ia n great measure r-co-
v.red the disastrous CONGREGATIONS with viii sh
We hsve been Waited and streets present their
wontrd hustle and activity. The mino.s will un-
doubteGiy take out more gold this than ever
before, h the ssme length Of time and. OF course ali
tinfs q business will be correspondingly Affected
with the pton Of failure, sonisw hat exten-
siye Sacramento. nothing has occurred to shake
the confidence Of the public In oar leading business
men
Crest fatality Is still anticipated amongst the rear
trains OF the overland mgrlpts aud movements hs
been In trukr.ss To send them suoeOr The water
courses In tle Great DagD have bren higher ths
mer than Tor years past, which has caused much emf
ieripg.
The Governor Of California has Issued his procl,ms-
tion for election tbs ilth Of Octobsr next, tor
the choic. Of Attorney General Clerk Of the Supreme
Court District Attorneys members OF Assembly
and shall aeon be Ia iu preparation fOg the
paign.
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T,r,,,I. Riot sacramento.

Cotttsto~ ntrwEs- rhE LsSp noLDEns AvD strtr-
rrrs-i.yos BiCrLow, ASSESSOR NOopLAND avD st's-
al Cutzrvs EuLEo-MsRriAL Law PEoCLAt'tsp-
Tnoors OaDrsrp Taod BEricia-TsEHt'D'Us EXCITE
49,.
fFrom the Al's Cali'ornis August IS
The Senator reached her lsniinR At ootcck Tvs
m or ming The news which the brings ron sscrsmento
H. ercttire In the extreme Riot ahi death rue tae
hour The long - pect-d cois'on betreen the land-
holders a. sIustt-r. hes at last taken ptce. Toe
battle has besun-God knows whore and when y VII
end
We are Indebted TO Hsviey Cos express Tor our
usual papers Of yesterday morning.
Cart Van Pet Of the senster has furntshsd rs WIN
the following nfor alton.
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CircirVtrI, SfEt. %. 1870.
Tho Grand Loers 81 u Jnittd States Irds5 ui--.
Orter q C5a Fellow tss cl1s.d .s Annusl Session
III, rfrt convention isto he'll IN nsi.im'sl. They
hsta decided that ssmpn tas mus. BE- paid " al
and pc rePtef,b'a'ives are 20 b. adnt,ei % seat
vEofc dy tas not taia 90 TAX sr.ags is rs1ute
e. Eve cents per mile. Price OF toIk cards r.,
ccuhiet ~ The fr...ivr snts - S. O., "a Tery have
refused 60 aiou grand tctt - De m3feable A apr.
cisl uriou giv,n ~ the 6lotherho0d q Cu nnat
" the mrrbc.s ~ the q fsnd ioJfs oi the bnlt-d
E'st,t last night ~ ~ NasNnia Hall y ~aa mo-
irrthrsp
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C..,luttrt Sept 90, 1850
riour roufi~-es F~t~~s spd ~ there ia nos utus
arriving g. CO 10 ot'alnsd cr good inrcals IL other
articles there T. NO change
r..r,to SCOT ~, 1880
The r.efis,s fir~r eu~ '-ri have '"an az iolla~-
ytryr oao tar-sIr wheel. ip 600 bush'l corn ~
600 b. shri. Ths Ser newt has been rther hraVy
-. 49,. 80 ,s,ta..f. ssIrf Nafs Nrfn Nfe ~
! no Ia r.Is Of SO 50 ~ fcr Mehfan Wh"st 70
I'D sbIr- fte vie~s of brscft nsetn nty there 70
tttia ~ rrttlr- tnsg Corn 70 no. go fctve M -
rrfirc no CHARGE r.-N ra'.s pi ri ot whiskos haze
trsrr place 90 r-tri-us rates. freishta ara un-
Ata,vy, sept -, 1850.
The ucufur have been en- receipts sicca iss.;
viour "a hsfr-is. wleat go bushels; ootn = go
brsh.ts. barley. GO t'shsls Tbc denaDi tor hrur
g. uoderr'e ~ the MARKETS shade in favor o. chs
bnysr Wheat = In gncd luest bat ersttons ars
checked ~ tho hrunefs ~ heidces The ssls' ssys
BEEN CCs bufhsis ~ ~ 1870 i.r u~u-s~e Ccrn srn
snd w good drmsni. 9Th taiss ~ " oen brshe
eco for mixed Western The trsasastioos 10 esrlsr
have been 40 busbsls. ~ TiAo go tro ro-~a "s
Tie for four roveS Oats ara stes'y sna Sass 49,
m,de Of 900 bv1sA,ls on pfivas@ tsrms smsl sai~~
si prison ~his,ey hsy. t,ssn place, ct Hs''
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street about half past o'clock yesterday and
interrupted by the auth rib.s and nop, - NJ =
tions Of citizens An sfsay commenced, and the
city was sroussd t. arms Mayor Bigelow shot in
three places ami y "a ia atu~"n mintS,a after J.
Woodland City Ass~ssor vas shot de I'D, aud several
citizens killed and wounded.
Our corrdspop dent informs US that DR.. Robinson,
the leader ef the sTuatef shot through she head
lis horse ws- first iiirn under nir. S.s.-t ~
squat. killed and wounded. Their ranks
swollen from the sixty first engaged in the ARRAY to
body Of armed men, numbering between seven and
eight hundred before the Senator left The keepers Of
gaming hou' and sporting generally sided With
the real state "~nsr- r.ty. proper. trcmcu-
dous force was fast accommodating.
TDe var cOutkncd tn rage the Senator lett. The
dsch6rg" ri tr' heard in part OF the
city Marital law has been proclaimed aud the OK.
cit'IneIt is iDt,pes through out Sacramento.
The Cola auntsr having on board Lieutenant 90.
vernon NcDoUgsl cam. down 70 benicia last evening
and vas TO return immsIiat ly with troops and
Copr's.s have bees. started to San Jose. and the
Governor viii probably repair ut once to the scene OF
riot.
probably be required e. ns@rcn under arms TO sscts
mento.
We shall have later news by the Gold Hunter this
evening
We have been furnished by Mr. Gregory with few
additional particulars to the last oment before the
Ealing OF the senator
1t appears the squaters proceeding to libsrste
two CT their party confined board the prison ship
where they had been committed the day previous
when they were confronted by Mayor Bigelow and
members CT tn corporation.
little girl wounded in the street by a chance
ball.
The squstters were assembling at tho corner of
and Ninth stree ts in deli berstion and It feared
attemp would be made to destroy the city BY tire.
Sheriff Mckinney was shot through the arm.
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HaLIfNfFr. Sept ~, 40.
The southern nsn Is through. TIc ass Is Of no
I'm pottsnee
nespstchrs rrceivtd here from Washington, Missss
sippi. un1ths amhius ~ cf'n Ne IN W tous
counties 10 the state ~h0 IN 'svor ~ the Union.
One meeting YES bold al Raymond ~ Witch all the
l.ssnr citizens we're present IL Adama couaty, 40
citizens have siFrsd cal Tor meeting to sustain
TOote and pearru's auraH.