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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-31
WAsrrrNeroN,EJu 25.

WAsHNGroNEJuly 25.
SENATE Mr.. Cass' resolution of requi
~ into lhe expedicncy Of forbldding the ex
eTcise Of civil authority by the military off
GERS ofthe United States was taken up.
M. llols'on uddn s,td the Senate in ans
wer TO The rejoinder of Mr. Pearce to his re
ply to former speech charging the late
President with being aciuaied BY spirit Of
Jealousy indicative Of The ahimosity towards
Texas, both as military chiellian and an
executive oITlcer
IloUsE. Mr.. Young, from committe on
agriculture, reported back with an amend
meni tho bill 10 encourage agriculture, giving
without cost 10 every man and woman, the
head Cfa family, and citizen Of the United
States, l60 acres Of land, provided he or sho
cultivate The soil.
Mr.. Johnson, Of Tenn, said this bill was
Of moro Importance than any other which
could be presentedto the consideration Of
Congress, save, peihaps, one. Lands have
been given TO railroads, canals and foreign.
ets, aud he asked. in The name of Justice,
that The man Of sweat aad toll be allowed 10
participate IN the benefit When we hear OF
arevoluiionin Europe we are read, 10 extend
our sympatlIies 10 The sufferers and invite
them 10 this country, and tender Them land
but The poor at home, who stand ready to and
do per iltlieir lives in battle, are disregar-,
ded.
MI. Brown, Of Mississippi thought that
thefo ought nut 10 be a solitary family with
oHi home, aud that the posfeiiiy Of The Ma.
tion, individually would be promn,ed by this
bill. Without concluding, ho gave way to
several COMMUNICATIONS.
The IIuuso then went into Committee Of
Che Whole Oh the Military Academy Bill.
Amendmcn'sto 10 incresse salaries we're, dis.
eassed, and without coming 20 a conclusion
ne hsConiipfteeTo rose and the House adjourned.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
obe Ganfaster Ga,rtte.
FrIdny MOrnimg, NIarch a9. 1850
BUSINESS NOTICE.

The fourth volume Of the Gazette will
end in few weeks. Many are IN arrears
for the whole time. Some for a part
Of that time. To all these a hecess-
ity for a settlement must appear OBJ
Vious. Itour necessities cause us to EN-
ploy an agent, the full credit terms must
be charged. A more liberal settlement
will be made with those who call upon US.
We intend hereafter to rigidly adhere to
our new terms;-$l,75 in advance, So
within the year and $3.50 after the year
expires.
We are aware of the "tightness ol
the money market; but to each subscri-
ber the sum is small-to US it is large and
we need it. Itis religious obligation
to assist the poor in the hour of necessi-
ty.
Our accounts will be made out to the end
of the present volume, when all persons
who choose can, by paying up back ar
rearges, come under our advance terms.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
DISEASES OF THE LrvEn.

nISEASES of the LIVER are becoming alarminply
~ frequent in the United States. Indeed there ara
few formidable diseases which are not connected in
one way or other with deranged state of that impor
tant organ Many of the complaints which are usual
ly classed Under the head of consumption have their
origin in the liver. "Any remedy Which would in.
sure regularity and healthl action in the liver would
be blessing to mankind" has been tho exclamation Of
suffering thousands. That REMEDY has been found il
is safe and sure. When fair trial has been atiorjed
to II, it has never been known to fail
Reader, have you any disease of the Liver, or dis
ease which you believe proceeds from hepatic de-
rSsngementI Lose not moment, but purchase box
oil Dr. MeLanes Liver Pills. and they win restore
you to health They are the only remedy ever vet
discovered whose use is certain to effect cure.
Sold Wholesale and retail by G. G, Beck and NJ z.
kreder, Lancaster; W. F Breck Co., Carroll; p.
Hane PLeasGntpUe; ] .Woodyarl, NeO Salem; E.Kalh,
" and by Merchants and Druggists gensrally.,
March is, 1850. Owls
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OBITUARY.


DIED-On Saturday Morning the 9Sd instant
MARY JANE youngest daughter of Dr.. G. X.
and Maria Miller of this place
She is gone! the How'rel hath persisted unblown
Though incessuntly guarded by vigils unbroken,
The casket is empty. tho spirit hath flown,
Her warblings are hustled, the mandate is spoken.
She is gone 10 the place, where the weary sllall
rest,
n the regions of light by the river of gladness
She hath passed from our arms to the land of the
blest,
No more to endure liies wilhering sadness.
Sleep on sweet Mary we will not depore,
Though from our embrace thou art ruthessly
riven,
II earth has one less, sure Emnnuel's one more.
The gem lost To us is treasured in Heaven. D,
DlED..-On Thursday evening, at o'clock, nj
her residence in Auburn township, Mrs. ANN
MARIA BURY, relict of the Rev Isaac Bury.
Mrs Bury came to this country in the yeor
1906, and shortly after married. She lived with
her husband Al years, and was the mother of IA
children, Of whom 8 are dead-50 grand chill
dren, Of whom are dead, and great grand chil.
dren.--Mrs. Bury became member of the so.
called Dunker Church at an early age, and con.
tinued in full communion up TO her death. which
was at the age OF sixty.six years and eight DAYS
Her end was eminenty peaceful, and she fell n.
sleep in full hope ef a blessed resurrection Cow
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COrDOratiOu TlIec1iOn.

TNHE qualified electors, resident within the incor
J. porated limits Of the town of Lancaster are here
by notified to assemble at the Town Hall ON l[oadQv
The 10Th day Of April neat, and when met to proceed
according to law, to elect Nine Trustees and Mar
shat for the ensuing year
At the same time and place, the householders and
resident taxpayers North of main street ia said town.
will ballot for Three Members Of the Board Of Edu.
cGtiontwo for the full term of three years, and one
for one year.
At the same time and place, the qualified voters re-
siding South of main street in said town WILL pursu-
ant to notice given to the Town Council proceed to
ballot to bring said part of the town in under the pro-
visions of the special School law enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly Of Ohio at the session of 1915 estab
fishing the Board of Education aforesaid, &c.
JOHN d. MARTIN, President I0t6a Council
march 90, 1850. 3w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
Boo!S, shoes, Leather and
Findings,

7 INlh undersigned have Commenced receiving their
L Spring and summer stock of Goods, which con.
sst in part of the following articles:
Ladies' Black, Bronze, High Low Bushins & Caters
-" Fine Kid slippers and Ties
Misses Black Bronze & cold Busltins and Slippers
children Black Bronze cold Shoes and Caters
Mems Calf and Morocco Boots
Busiin and Cashmere Caters, on hands and
made to order:
Coarse Boots, from Sl15 to 800 por pair
Kip monroes for SlO0 ="
BOYS coarse Boots from 81 80 to 81 75
All kinds Of Findings, such as Kit, Thread Pers
Boot Webbing, Boot and Brogan Laces:
They have also on hand first rate article of Spc7.
ish Sole Leather, morocco, Linings and Bindings:
Also, continue to manuatre and have on hand a
splendid assortment Of their own work; which is 50
well known as toneed no other Recommendation
Their thanks are returned TO the many friend, who
have hitherto extended to them so liberal patronage
The public generally and the Ladies' in bar ocular
are invited TO call and examine their stock beoro
chasing elsewhere. WORK. son & WORK
Lancaster, march 80, 1850 n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
Great Sale OF Real Estate,
IRON, COIL, &c.

TNIE subscribers will cffer at public sale on the
l. 2Cth Of June next st the town of Jacksonville,
Athens county, Ohio,
200 lots in the new town Of Camden.
100 out-lots Of from one to five acres each
90 Coal Lots Of from three TO ten pcfes each; on
DORIS Run Railroad.
2OOO acres Of good farming Land. II will be divid-
ed into 10 TO 40 acre lots, to suit purchasers the Saw.
ing Timber to be reserved
. improved Farms, from 50 to 100 acres each
8 Houses and Lots in the town of Nelsonville.
l do in Logan.
2 DO in Lancaster.
800 acres Of good Farming Land in Hamilton coun
ty, Oxtnn tract State OF New ork
The above named town Of Camden is laid out in the
pleasant valley of Monday creek, three miles north
OF Nelsonville, twenty miles south Of Somerset and
on the line of contemplated Railroad from Newark to
Somerset, from thence, south through The valley of
Monday creek to Athens thence the nearest route 10
the Ohio River. The valley is one of the richest
mineral valleys in the State. The Coal strata contn-
ues for 10 miles level and the Coal vein is from
to % feet thick and Of good quality There is a vein
Of Iron Orc from to Il inch3s thick. Lnestono q
feet thick, Claws from to 10 feet thick Also Alum
Coppcras Sulphur Saltpetre and Common salt Sc
Heavy Timber, Poplar Oak, Ash Cherry, Sugar, Beach,
Black-Walnut, sc.
There will be some 40 new houses a large steam saw
mill, Touring mills tannery, &c, erected and put u
operation the present season II Camden For iurthe
particulars, direct to SonerS 6 ILdydeH, Nesopyie
Athens county, Ohio" J. F. SOAll,RS & co.
lJWanted from % to 90 Miners, by Somers s. Hay
den, at their Coal Banks neal Nelsonyille J.FS&Co.
march 1.lwd&wis44.
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Da. TFLANL's VnRrnrrUGuN

FAMILIES sh0uId never Be without a supply Of
Il DR.. MCLANE's VERnFgGE.-At this season par
ticularly, when worms are so troublesome and so
frequently fatal among children, parents should be
watchtul, and on the first appearance Of those dis
ressing symptoms which warn us Of the presence Of
worms al once apply powerful and efieacious re-
medy. This remedy we can now supply, confident
that 1t only requires trial to convince all that it rich
merits all the praises that have been avished upon
it. 1t is safe and infalble Volumes Of certificates
For sale wholesale and retail bv G. @. Beck and M
z. krieder, Lancaster; W. F. Breck & Co., Carroll p
Hane, PleGmntrile; .Woodysrd, Nelc Salen E. Kalb,
RustuiHe; kreider y Brother, Logan Hooking coun-
ty. sndby Merchants and Druggists generally.
March Is, 1859. aw45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

If the line Of policy which we have
marked out, had been pursued in the
framing Of the Constitution, there would
have been no necessity Of change at
this present. time. Ills a principle that
Justice should be easy, simple and cheap;
but what folly to say in Constitution
that there must be a certain number of
Judges, certain number of Courts and
certain number Of Judicial Districts
II is principle that all officers are orig.
'na''y elective by the people; but what
folly to say that a certain proportion shall
be elected by the Legislature, certain
portion appointed by the Governor and
the remainder elected by the people,
t1ave not the people the power over
their representatives? And cannot they
select such ones as will reflect their wish.
EST There must be Legislature. It's
powers and duties ought 10 be defined
1t ought to be left free to act upon all
questions Of expediency, that.,it may tru.
ly reflect the will of a majority. Ii ought
to be forbidden 10 ACT upon any matter
of principle.
What would Radical Democracy have
US 10 dol Thomas Jefferson once said
that no generation has tho power to bind
any future generation. But Radical De.
mocracy goes ahead of him. It would
say 10 all future generations that they
must not Charter Banks, must make no
public debt for any public improvements
whatever, must tax fine houses tor relig.
ious worship and educational purposes,
and make sundry other impositions which
they may obey if they see proper Tru-
Iy we in our day and generation, have
particular regard for those who are to
come after US. Whetherth they will thank us
for our trouble or not, and whether they
will obey our behests or not, will depend
altogether upon the wisdom of our ad.
vice and our judgment of their interests.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
Corporation Elec,lon.

lJ-"eare authorized 10 announce DANIEL HARPs
as candidate for the oiee Of MARSHAL at the ensu
Ing Corporation Election.
:, hIhoiloH--AA AhSHAI~--The undersigned respect
lu'y announces himself az candidate for recollection
TO the Office Of MARSHALL of t,e town Of Lancaster
at the approaching election And should he be so for
tanaie As to be again the choice Of the electors be
WILL to the utmost Of his abilities, in tho discharge
o the duties Of the Office, use every exerion 70 pro-
mote the health comfort convenience and best lptsr
ests oGthe whole people Of TIE town.
march 20, 1850 NFLegN coATrs
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EscI,rcw EsoOLs.
NNIice l. hercIlY givepl.
Very Valuabie sad Desirable
WELLS & LANDS for SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE the MILLS and LANDS. Joint
l iy owned by ny deceased brother and nvselEL
They are situated on Clcafcrlek, nine niles from
Lancaster and f.. from the Canal
The Grist Mil runs tao pair Of French Burrs and
one pair Of Country Stones. The machinery ofboltg
elevator. hoppcgboy. &c, are in good order. The
Saw 5!lil Is also in good reparthe power ample for
both Mills nearly the whole year, sAd always enough
for the Grist Mil.
Attached to these Mills are 3r5 Acres Of Land
partly bottom, and plenty Of good timber We will
passed .5r health.
The terms win be made liberal The title Is indis-
guahle, reference TO which can be made to Messrs.
HUNTER & GAHAGHTT. Apply tosJacob Burstler on
the premises or 10 me in Lancaster. Ohio.
GEORGE W. BGRSTLER
Lancaster. February - 1880. 3m42
] -Scioio Gazette, Chillicothe, and Courier, Zsnes
,illa. publish weekly, to the amount Of 81 and charge
his Office
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a GOOD nIHAMSgg
Notice is hereby given,

MAT the Account current and vouchers thereto
l. by Abraham Stepleton, Guardian Of Mario Steple.
ton, minor heir OF Daniel Stepleton, deceased have
been filed for inspection and settlement at the next
Term OF the Court Of Common Pleas for this county
ANY person interested may file written exceptions to
March I, 1850. Sw4g
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FACTS ron THE PEOPLE
RElNMUND, son & BECK,

ElNMUND, SON q BECK,
A T their Old Stand main street are just recciv-
IA, ing their
Spring and Summer Goods,
From the Eastern cities, consisting in part of the
following
Blue, Black and Brown CLOTHS; CASSIMERES
and SATTlNETS. Also variety of sty les and coors
and Summer Dress Goods. Bonnets, Leghorn and
Palm Leaf HATS, Ladies' Slippers & Walking Shoes &
Hardware, Queenswnre and Groceries.
The citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties are
respectfully invited TO call and examine our Splendid
Stock Of Goods. As for prices cannot be beat as
our entire stock was purchased for Cash. consequent
ly we are enabled to sell at Very lO0 priceswthout
making great blow in the newspapers. a
Come one come all and we will satisfy you of these
facts. REINMUND. SON h RFCK
N B. PRODUCE of all kinds taken in exchange for
Goods
Lancaster, march 20, 1850 2m47
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0he Alarkfts.
LANCASTER. Friday, March 90. 1850.

New York Markets
NEw YoRK. March &c.
Sales Of FIonr for city use were made al si9I
0s5;25. Sales Of Corn in Cargo OF yellow al
545c
NEW YoRK March 2G-P. NJ.
Flonr-Supply good with fair demand Tor the
Eastern trade and home Consumption
Wheat-Good and middling Ohio slGSll5.
Corn-Prices one cent easier
Provisions Dull.
New York Cattle Market,
NEw York. March 2G.
Sales Of Beef Cattle were made at $3.50 9
$3.50. The market closed dull with two hun.
dred left over.
New Orleans Markets
NEw ORLEANS March 90
To-day for Tobacco u cents per pound was re.
fused. Sugar market is easier Fair 3503Ic.
Molasses 1602lic. per gallon. Flour irmer.
Ohio $r750 s5;975 Corn 5S059c. Pork dull.
Mess $3.50 on time. Pennsylvania 81 40 Lard
inferior in Kegs So &c,
Collee-Rio sald to he III cents.
Whiskey 2l3 cents 0 % cents
Cincinnati Markets.
CMcISSArr, March &C.
Flonr-200 barrels sold at 1896.
Corn--Firm at 40c.
Whiskey-Steady at 2l5c.
Provisions 900 barrels Mess Pork sold at So go
Dry salt Hams from riverat Sc. 10000 lbs shoul.
ders at s2.85.
River falling.
CovIYGroS AND CIScISNATr March 90.
The market for Beef Cattle has not Undergone
any change dnring the wee. the extensive range
being si0G9l00 lbs. net, and $jGj:2j the lead
ing rates for good
Hogs sell at $303:25 lS 100 lbs. net, for still
fatted.
Calves 1896 ly head.
Sgeep sl0$3 ID head including ordinary aud
good.
BAtrlAoKE March 81.
BEEF CATTLE The offerings at the Scales on
Monday reached $50 head of Beevet Of which
43O were sold to city butchers 80 TO packers. and
so were left over unsold. Prices ranged from
$30Si on the hoof, equal to $6Ot7:75 nett and
averaging s3:62i gross.
HnGs--We quote at j:250$5:5O.
PHILADELPHiA March 10.
The offerings Of the week are IA 900 Beef Cattle
600 driven to New York; go Cows and Calves
500 Hogs. 5000 Sheep and lambs. Prices--ihe
demand for Beeves has been only moderate.
partly owing to the wet wenther. Prices range
from s. 80 to 81 ,25 lb to 100 ID.
Foreign Markets.
NRw YoRK March of.
Private advices received by the Steamer differ
materially from the telegraph report of Saturday
Breadstuis and Cotton are much depressed ca
nadian and American Wheat 32s per quarter
Corn 2G023s. Flour 9,023s per barrel
PIrrsBURGH. March 2G
River six feet ten inches and falling slowly
Sales of so 900 lbs bulk Hams at $3.50 aud of
Shoulders at $3.50.
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The FIRST OF ApRIL-Delegate Elec-
t'O",-Upon next Monday, a high and
responsible duty awaits the citizen Of
Ohio, to the discharge of which he sho'ld
approach with full sense of the respou
sibiliiy resting upon him and calm and
dispassionate consideration of the cir
cumstances attending 1t. He is free.
man, a sovereign in his own land and OF
his own right, called upon to discharge a
momentous trust-the remodellng of the
fundamental law of an independent, a
prosperous and a happy people. And as
he approaches the day and views the
preparations that are made for the choice
of delegates, what strange and unusual
combination Of events he is called upon
to examine
1t there ever was time when distin
guished ability, sound judgment. ripe
experience and the most exact honesty
of purpose were required in the coun-
sells of State. now is the time and we
cannot think that any individual possess
ing these qualifications, could offer any
excuse that would free him from the OBJ.
legations common to US all, due to his
Country, his State, Humanity and his
God. His is high and solemn obliga.
tion, the higher and more solemn because
the gifts to him have been the more lib
orally bestowed. And if he be free from
the Prejudicesof sect and party. calm
and attentive observer of passing events,
the greater still his obligation to his
country at such time as the present
when we honestlyibelieve such a..mau can
come nearer discharging his duties of a
delegate in Constitutional Convention
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DiSsOiuliOm.

FNHE Co.Partnership heretofore existing under the
l. firm of BEERY WYGUM, in the retail Grocery
business has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent either of the firm are authorized to settle the
accounts. Thankful for the liberal patronage of the
public, they solicit continuance G. j. Wygum will
continue the business at the old establishment
SAMUEL BEERY,
GEORGE ]. WYGUM,
Lancaster march 26 1850 AZ
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IDctitiOu for FaaRtitiOlp.

Absolnm Nlinehart vs. Daniel Buslrk and Lucy Ann
BusRirk his wife John Buskrl, and Elizabeth Bus
kirk. his wife, Isaacsouder and Ann Maria Sonder,
his wife, Simon Minehart minorj Michael Minehart
and Juliann Mnehart (niBoY1
TIME above defendants viii take notice that poi-
ton was filed against them, on the 25th day of
February, A. D. 1850, in the Court Of Common Pleas
for Fairfield county, by the said Absoum AIinehart,
and Is now pending whereinth said Absolum demands
partition of the following Real Estate: The West half
Of the Northeast Quarter of Section No 9, Township
No l6 Range No. 49, and that at the re Term Of said
Court application will be made by the said Absolum
Mnehart for order hat partition may Be made q
said premises
JOHND. Martin, -iHoRcy. for Petitioner.
March |, 1850 $3.50 6wI3
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lUTVS 10 TeCtTNp ITDeTaI s0afe
of public patronage. He intends to keep work of the
best and most fashionable style on hand at all times
and at all prices His work will be made in the very
best manner and of the very best materials He has in
his employ some Of the very best worimen in the
State, and therefore can warrant his work
He will make to order and keep constantly on hand
every variety of Saddles, Buggy, Carriage and Wag
on Whips.
A variety of Fly Nets, Brides Collars and Harness;
He has also on hand an excellent assortment of Car
pet Bags and Trunks.
Itis given up by all who have examined his stock,
that he has hand the largest and best assortment of
work before kept in this place, and he intends to
be ready at all times to accommodate the pub lie with
every thing in his line and at the lowest prices.
Give him call, and you will not go away with
out buying ISRAEL KENIIERER.
Lancaster march, 10, 1850 3m47
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Estate Of Nancy sn,ilh.

NOTICE is hereby giTsu. tiat o.. ual,rig1ea ia.
been sppola' AMI d4i7 qualified d., l3',6r If ths
Estate Of NANCY SMITH, dscea ,cI, At,of Ru.b.
creek 1dwnship fairis3 County. O'io. All parsons
having claims 3'iasi Us fs'ate will present them
for settlement i,aly satsnli.atci itia one ,c,r
And all those ini-Dtct viii AXE immediate uyf5rpt
march 8. 1870 4.U
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NOticc il hcrrbV given,

HNHAT JACOB NJ. SHADE, did en- the 9th day Of
February, 1850, make an assignment to the un-
dersgned of all his property and effects in trust for
the benefit of his creditors generally.
Persons therefore knowing themselves indebted to
said JAcoB NJ. SHADE, will make immediate payment
to eithnr Of the subscribers.
DAVID WILSON,
JOHN R. MUMAUGH, ASS'gneeS'
Lancaster, Ohio. March IS, 1850 4wl5.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
ny THE
KNOX INSURANCE COHP4VY

NINcESNEs, STATE OF INDIANA
THIS Company is now prepared to insure lives
l. against losses by fire. and also against those losseq
that occur in the transportatono of property tis do
ing business on large caPai and its directors are
men ofweath, x are well known throughout the West
The Directors of this company in establishing in Lam
caster, are prompted by no other than liberal spirit
OF honorable competition; and they led to hope that
the well established reputation Of their company win
be the Introduction to a liberal patronage.
This company will take short risks on the lives of
persons going TO California Apply to
VIRGIL Z. SHAW, Agent.
Lancaster, march 90, 1850 Ia