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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
Epitaph ON Lady Blessington.

The following is the translation of the cpl
taph written in Latin, by Walter Savage Ian
dor, for her Ladyship's tomb:
"Io the memory of Marguerite, Countess Of
Blessington
Underneath is buried all that could be buried
of woman once most beautiful She cultiva-
ted her genius with the greatest zeal, and fos-
tered it in others with equal assiduity. The
benefits she conferred she could conceal-her
talents not Elegant. in her hospitality to stran-
ceres, charitable to all, she retired to Paris in
April. and there she breathed her last on the
4th of June, Is49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

ily, who had almost been ruined by misfortune.
1t was not long before he had the satisfaction
of seeing that family as happy in their graft
tude for acts of kindness, as he was in perform
ing them
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

E The Russian is greatly Superior to the
English navy in numbers, and is manned to a
certain extent by the intrepid Findlanders.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

Father, heard you say in the rail cars
yesterday. you were in favor of low fares"
81 ann
q thought so when saw you kissing our
short servant girl this morning.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
VOLUME II.
FIR EEM AN:
II. 8. FOUKE. EdItor and Publisher.

The FEEnAN, is published every Saturday morn
ipg-0fice opposite Kendall & Minis Slore-Fre-
mont, Sanausky county, Ohio.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
Dfscoyev IN Berkshire Connfv.

On the line of the Pittsfeld and North
Adams railroad, in a sheltered nook, hidden
until lately from all mortal eyes, is bed of
the most beautiful sand in the world, wish
you could see it. Alabaster is not purer,
atoms of parian marble are not finer, christals,
Of quarts are not clearer and for whiteness
there is nothing-not bleached linen, nor
drifted snow-to compare with it; nothing, un-
less it be Oyid,s shelving beach.
s.-whence Aphrodite plunged.
This Berkshire sand has, it seems been oc-
cupying the thoughts and skill Of some scien-
ti6c glass maker of Boston. for year or two
until by thorough tests it is found to be sup
erior to any materials af the kind yet discover
ed in this country. Expectations have been
made Of it to France, though with what sue
cessed have not been informed; but the glass
ware made from in Boston, is said to be sup
erior to the best styles Of imported cut glass.
1t is now sent from here in large quantities,
and the demand is sincreasing for It daily.
[Gor. N. 7. Cour.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
E r N s

Single mail subscribers, per year, 81 SO
Gibbs Of ten aud upwards, 10 address l57A
Clubs Of fifteen rs
Town subscribers win be charged SITS. The df-
ference in tho terms between the prce on papers
delivered :ntown and those sen, By mail, is occa
sioned by The expense Of carrying.
When the money isnot paid in advance, as above
specified, Two Dollars will be charged if paid with
In the year. f paid until after the expiration Of
The year, Two Dollars and Fifty win be charg
ed. These terms will be strictly adhered to.
How TO STor PAPER FIRST see that you have
paid for mp ts time you wish it to stop; notify
the Posi- Master of your desire, and ask him To
izsd to dol OF your wish 10 discontinue.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
b. rsl.rrspA JertAs Daily Laaeaslsr osssts
Fire nt Loekport.

LorkroRr. N. Y. November g.
The most destructive fire tha, ever visited our
village, broke out in the large stor brick build-
ine known as ,Merohanls Block coruer Of Main
aud College streets, about | o'cluck last night
The block was occupied by Mr. Curtis as drug
st,re--his luss we Iiave not heard; insurance S4
OOo; the Messrs Rngueberg, grocery and provi
sion dealers; loss puknowa, but probably heavy
as, owning to the rapid progress ol tile flames bu
little was saved. Insurance $4,000. An unoccu
pied building. the property Ol the Thames Bank
Messrs. Bal on g. csmbel!, proprietors olihe De
mdcrat lose everything even 70 their books. auC
therregular weekly edition, which was print
ed aud ready for circulation, Loss 81 600; insur
aHce 1900.
Nj. Ballon lost in addilou.a valuable library
The sec0nd story was occupied Ivy Mcssrs Cn
verno & Ely lawyers; NJ. II Davis. Justices F,s
set & Hclmes, physicians; Walter & Holmes dell
tists. Loss aud insurance in these cases no
knowm
The property was owned abroad. with the ex
cepiion" the cpruer.Store, which had recent.
been purchased by Messrs. Riusueberg and }
@ Lewis
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

JUDas Ettn-- TAs Eek aHS as TOvnsaip
Clerk I'VE are iucHned 70 the opinion that our
aniable coateagOCary, who figures at the head Of
the EaeIe. will got himself into quite muss yet,
before he gets thsoash with his recent very fair
aud RdSls administration. as presiding Judge Of
he pia'sry election in Hooking township, In
hts last pApes, he ponnces with his merciIess tai.
''ls uruu the brck oflhe Township Clerk for vot.
lug 'wtle nnder fictitious names. His honest and
m"St Indignant invective is really excruciatngi i
is absolutely hlstsring in its causc character aud
yet i we are correctly informed, hiS scorching an
ithepas must burn. ike living Goals Of Gre, on h
own modest aud uuassumiug brow. II the &C
cnunt below is to be taken os the evidence in tn,
case il is.a mntter ofbu, little dcuht that the Edi
itor himself must bear the impututon Of vo,in;
twice. -sF l. fr. r
The Township Clerk. as we have understood
AYERS that tue fact Of fictitious voting occurred IL
this wist: He was standing at tile window Of the
house in which tie election was held When the
polite aud accommodating friend Of the Eagle.
hen setting as Judge Of the election" picked np
= ticket wit, the name Of his Evurite candidate,
Judge Chuhy. npou il, threw il intn the ballot
Ih.x aud snug nut To the Clerk of the election th''
name oi ''Juiins Br1tu>!'
Call Won this a 'fIslld" upon Col, h rpe and
his irirnd-' p,haw! IL only joksl one Of lhose
0rOciicoij j,kes, for which our amiable c"ntem.
porfy l'as such MI irreSirtAble pencllnnt We
have hrniri varou excuses offered upon the street
Iur this new and smart mode ofeleciiuneering on
the Pni ut our contemporary; aud tue une which
5 tie mnst charitable. lie would least like US 10
tel. HIS attempt To screen himself by accusing
ntleis alIl lis humanity attack upon those whose
votes were received by lin tn further his pur.
poses, have lend to % variety of remark both
IN mg puliliea friends and opponentsw Lch is no,
very complimentary 1t is lis own fuult
But whate,er else may he said--of cne thing
we nre certain, Judge Ellis has proved himself
emihently qualified to act at primary election
aud we are lead irresistably tu that passage IL
the works Of the immortal Bard Of Avon, which
thus read:
ShyIock' o wiSe aud uprigh Judge!
How much more elder art thou haa Thy looks
We have one thing more to add. 1t will mo
dn FIR the editor Of the Eagle to call hard nnme,
AMI employ abusive epilhets. These mean noth
ing. They ARE only rcsorted to when fact and ar
guneri E,iI Tue question turus upon the sucred
ness f"primaIy elections" iribis is admitted
bue tue trust Imposed upon him, either for the
purpose oI fun or 10 effect desired result. To
cleur himself the editor I,as attempted to nbuSe
uhers-he has received tue votes Of certain per
snlls and then turned upon them with his vile epi
tbeis us iftha would excuse himself The Editl
knew the men and knew their naines whose fault
Sas it if their was any fictitious voting, and who
voted twicc1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
From Louisville.

LoUIsvIL e. Nov, ~.
The City Council have authorized vote Of the
people of the city to be tken upon tho question
or the city subscribing $500 0O0 To The Rrilroui Ia
Nashville; $500 900 Ia the JrhersonvilIe and Co.
umbus Railr ad nnd 100000 % the Lexington
mud Maysville Rnillrad It alsn npprp mles
$1,000 for the completion ol the Frankfort rail.
rond
A despatch from Chirogo says, nothing yet
known ms 10 the fnnl result of the Illinois rec.
ton
River on a stand; feet incl in the Canal.
Weather cool aud cloudy,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Ths reIsgraPh-Further Parlleular.

The Steam Propeller Telegraph Hence Tor Bal
lia,ore. c"llupsed ilne Oh Thursday night oppo-
site Nrw Castle, vixen 4O miles below this city
There were about 50 persons OH board ut the
time. Six dend bndies were brought to the city
yesterday, most Of whom died coming up. Nine
were left at New Castle dead and fatally sCalded
Eight or ten Of the survv"rs are at the Hospital
here. SOME Of whom are badly scaded Among
the latter is a woman. who lost her four children
by the catastrophe. Fourteen persons were kill
ed some died Immediately, others subsequently.
The boat is moi materially injured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

LETTERS tn THE BOUNDARY CoMMrs.
sloN--F"I the benefit ofihe many per
snns who have fiends in the Mexican
Bundaty Commission. Mr.. Bartlett has
made arrangements with the Postmaster
at San Antunin 10 forward. by the Gov
crnmrnt or other Expresses, all letters
directed To members ofthe Commi sion
al El Paso which are post paid This is
necessary, as The mail route terminates at
San Aninnin Letters should be directed
10 the "MeSican Boundary Commission.
FL Paso, via San Antonio. Texas"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
III. NnshYIlIs conten,ion

NASHVILLE, NOV. Il.
The Nashville Convention met 10 day. Gov
McDonald o Georgia was elected Pres dent Ne
made an elo luont address smacking strongly OF
secession. Many delegates being h0urly expect.
ed to arrive, the Convention adjourned untiI In.
morrow. M roll wns called, there being but a.
bout so members present
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Atrnlnhoni nI.nnlrr.

N CAsTLr Nus, Z
The Steamer Telegraph plying belw een Phla-
delphia aud Baltimore burst ller boiler this even
ing. Seven persons as faras asceltaiued. were
killed, and many others scallrd aud otherwise
wounded Capt tln,ponl is very badly hurt
The Arsenal is rllruwn open for tie reception oI
tile sufferers
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
From pIll.burgh..rhe DInyor &

.. PITTsBURGH, Nov. &
The grand jury have luuud a tne bill against
the Mayor, James Barker lur misdeneauor While
in office.
One Of his policemen has been found guilty Of
larceny, another Of perjury, another rl ass u
with iatent To kill sc.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15


Mr.. MCDONnUGH's EsTATE- Eaten
size RObbcry.-The New Orleans Plea
yUne says that dayo two after the de.
mise of Mr. McDouough, his office was
entered hy some persons aud robbed oi
a considerable amount. Il appears that
his slave Jerry was induced by some
peLsons to effect an entrance for them ant
he states thai they took about three buck
els ful!"f gold and silver, three watches
aud pair of spectacles, A large a
mount If bonds were found scattered a
round tie tpom. Several persons were
arrested, but as 10 white testimony coulc
ne obtaiued agains, them, they wele sub
s"qnemly discharged, Suspicious wer,
first AROUSED against Jerry by Thnrnlon
slave aud confidential servant, having
heard Of him being seen in the city will
a pocket full Ut rncks. Upon being ar
rested aud examined, he confessed a
above. '' @
Great preparations are being made Il
contest the will but the probability nov
is that it will be sustained. The per
sons named in it as executors, have com
meuced acting.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Cow-Ilidtng AFFAIR

+ NEW lORk. NdN-Il
Beunrl "l the Herald while walking win hi,
vile "n Broadway lnSl Saturday, WIS kuocked
down and hnsr.whipprd by john Graham lle
defeated denIucric cnidi,lle lol DISTRICT Altur.
uey Graham was in corupnny with iva ol three
others who lmve NIL been arrested.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

BosroN, November 49,
The Legislature as kr as heard from stands 10
Wings, l3l Democrats and SO remain without
chnice, The coalitionists hive carried majority
of the Seuute mud will therefore elect their Go
vernor. Tne followiIgis the total vote Tor Cav
sruoa ia, sgS owns--Brigss 1926, Bentwel3 30,
1857. Phillhs g979, scattering 376
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Ocean steam 70.
Nlw YnRK. Nnyemher Il

NEw YoRK. November ll--4 r. VI.
Nptdngs from the Atlantic, now in her tlIir.
teeullI day from LivrrWm
| The urw Steamer ffdnklin from H,vre. Nov
| |, isexprcted aud The C,nhrit from Liv"rponI
Dn ibe 2d wiz prnhably reach Halifax iWInnlIOw
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Arrival OF .hs Cherokee.

, NEN YuRR, Nuv 0. ,
The Cherokee arrived this morning. bringing a
bout two million dollars in gold dust in freight au,
IN the hands of puss-llgcrs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

05AnSex'ensive FIRE in the woods. cp,
Posite Aiexandria, Louisiana, was burn
ing al last advices. Several 6ne resdonc.
eS had been consumed.
TMisa Frelsricka Bremen. we lesrr
ftOm the 0alena Jsffersonisn Of the ls
inst., reached shat place the day before
from MinneSnta, on her way tn NewOr
lpsnsat a ~ sut'E 'a'a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

TuE FReE ScnooL QUESTION IN N. Y.
There has been signal triumph Of
Free Schnuls at the recent election IN
New York. The Tribune thinks that
the State Canvass will show a majority
: .'Aga'R@ the repeal of the Free School
law'of $4,000 to 100000. 1t hears oG
majnrities fnI Repeal in very few Iocali.
ties, while majorilies against Repeal are
numerous and abundant; and it thinks N.
Y. City has given atleast thirty thousand
against Repeal; had fullvo been pol.
led, il would have been forty thousand.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
sIutue OfCnIhDun.

n " YORK Nov y
| Powers statue oI Colhoun, re uvrrr.I from the
wreck Of the EliZ ,brth. WIS seht to Charleston
| 10 day uu the Sruler Southernur.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

SEoREcT ORoANIzATIoN-T The Wing
Party Astounding Deueiopmenn.--We
have learned that an "Ertra Eagle" has
been circulated all over this county, for
The purpose of telling the Democracy
That the Wing leaders had a secret or
ganlzallon on foot to defeat Judge Cha
peys and charging upon the Wing party
all kinds Of fraud aud faIsehood. We
only have to say that the sheet is false
hood from beginning to end IA msn
whois truely honest aud is laboring for
the good Of his country, wilInot,h thus de.
grade himself BY resorting to the dirtiest
and meanest kind Of political action. A
man whose heart is not lost TO all sense of
shame, will not accuse his neighbors Of
fraud and falsehood without any cause or
Ipovocation. Anindividual who has any
regard whateverto his own honor or who
possesses pgle moral element in his
Organization, will not become the vile
slandcrer or make himself The common
sewer Of declaration. This is not the
FIRST time these dirty and contemplate
charges have been made, and we have
only to say once for all that, when the
Wing party If Fairfield have desire to
run an opposition ticket, the fact will be
publicly announced, aud when SO they
will use all the means in their power to
get out The fullest possible vote OF Their
patty. Their principles are not OF the
Kind thathave "be sustained by false
hood and their active men are not com
kmpn slandercrs Their motto is not ITO
the 'ictols belong the spoils." aud when
defeated they have The consciousness
within them that they have done their
duty and nhhing more.
The course of The Eagle is contempt.
ible. Al this in lement season of the
year, when there was no necessity for il, +,
It will have the old and infrm members
Of its party taken to The election, in Or
der TO CRAFTY peculiar trait Of the edit
or's character, indeed its only trait, de i.
sire TO make noise, which he cannot cf-
feet in any other way than by blackguar.
ding his political opponents. Hereafter
when To accomplish his purposes. he
mpsi open his batteries and turn the col.
umns of his paper into sewers of filth, he
must give them another direction. We
can tell him one thing that probably he
may NOT know, owing to his associations.
The Wing party will not resort to false.
hood to ain their cause Allthe glo
ry, all the honor and all the spoils that
may be gained by such course they
willingly yield To him and those who oct
with him. a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
COmni.rfeII NInnrY.

NswO LEALs. Nov.
SO 1000 in spurious bills mnstly "n tie Bank
Of Snulh Carolina and the Bank I'll Missouri have
been received from California.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Monday EyeninE, Nov III. 1850


ExeIrsa Mt rs MISSISSIPPI -StRdtor Fo0f'
Hang ia EEgy -Tue reception ut Senator Fo''e
Ia Mississippi, is mukrd Is, strong viciSslllr'''
AT Colutnbls hi, brilliant slre'lI was wei re-
ceiyel. md al Jackson he was welcomed Win
salute ofariillery AtJlckson and N Madison =
we arc TO believe hi. former uClnIIreis and nov
pre;ulced opponents lie met with 'rerire, d''
coniiiturer Al tie hitter place. we learn flom
The slnio authority. General r,nte WAS. IN tn"
discussion deGcmcedby Hon Franllm SMITH
q, "a traitor and lesecritiug Ills .clt in the u
s. Senate und the people became 80 rxasperated
in the course Of lbt evening that Mr. foote wa
hung IN efligy" These statements we receive
with many grains or'alIownuce. The Mississip'
pian, however says; There iso nDjnrty OF a
least forty thousaud in Mississippi in fvor Of
prompt and effective measures Of resispiuoe
Gas Sco1T FOR Pa SID sT The Wings Of
Michigan al ibeir ecent State Convention, adopt
cd resolutions III yor Of General Winfield Scott
for President, Gnd!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Jenny Lind.

PHI AD IPHiA Nov II
Jenny Lind closes her COZ ce"ts in New York
on the 21d nnd viii sing in Philadelphia IA the
25lb, Goth aud 9Th, aud then proceed South aud
West
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

81 Al RRMARKADrR SUIclDG occurred Al
Swift Greek, N C.. on the 2l4I ,'lr,. where
Henry Marker only 10 years pld, baving
been drunk the. day before. was 40 asbam.,
ed of,his condact thai he placed tho ma@
zls osa gun to his forehead, Pashed the
friegsrsyish asick, and chot hialself
jsa5. ses s4,ss -3 si3tsit.3,ss s,5 9ll.s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

EoAt0ws;
ifraidia alvanco. co.....,....,.....$t75
=" within they yeaet. s.tt.., 49,. 90
- nfierthe year expiCes. Iii. ..o,5S
From and ,lier the expiration ni the year, six
-eSltiatarsst,sille ne 'ii4fsedurcnthe highest
rms. AN s u
oard6iecis.tar shenatuaI 'en'aa; nf hnblisll-
4c aadteader.toId do business 'tsreaiiers aa near
~ possible. upph the c9sh systemi aud these
en; will bs stfisHg aiAereato.
50 reFns for c8nb1.i ~
scopes, r--4, ,.rrs- t.'...'.t, - 10
90 ss.s.s '-s.s ss--.s.s...- w
10 do s..-s..a.4..s.- ..........!. Is 90
The pergn. srtliss .pe a club pftep, will be
n,iiIel toone COPY g-a'iS, . long ns the club
natin1es by hts Hxerttans. The cash in these
,a,es. m1sunyariably accompany the namrs.
EE win noi Posi- VI ,sters interest themselves
increasing the circulation "i the ria1eitt3 BY
pp1perexertiep. .hsyeau h"ih benettthem'elve'
aud rs Mlny Of ihem dn mHrl towards sus
tiinins Eastern rullications.w by cann"itheN de
thesame al least for tIeirpYn county papelSl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

THG EXPULSION or FHte N.Unors. -
Ia tho Virginia Constitutional Rrform
Convention last week, the following rrs.
oluions were adopted;
Resolred, That the Committee nn the
Legislative Department ofIhr Govern.
meni he inslrurtej lo inquire into the ex.
pediency Of providing thai ~ slave here
after to be emancipated, shall b" entitled
Lo.bisOr her freedom, uulcss The person
40 emancipating s"ch 'uvc ar slaves sbal
frat make provision for hia ar her remo'
sal beyond The limits ufthe United Siues
or Gpr the support ofsnch as may br au'
lhorizcd by the Legislature u renaiu
within the Commonwealth.
Reso'ccd, Thut the CommiIire ~ The
Legislative Department be instructed Ia
inquire into the expcdiency "r Inserting
IN The Constitution n clause providing
lhat no deed or will emanCipatius q slave
or slaves, shall be admitted 10 record H.
any conrt IN this common wealth. ,so far as
II does emuncipOte such slave "r slaves.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

THlEGs.--fhe Sriutp GdseHe hls come
across copy OF that paper published Oct l. 1901.
and gives its readers an nsightinto its columns.
mong the advertisements wr fnd one for this
locaiily us loIlows: -"Annsa DeIno has opened a
New Tavern at Hockhnckiug. IN the tOwn Of
New Lancaster, Immediately on the cininence
Of tue praima Tho County Commissioners Of
Ross advertise Tor rsened pruposas for collecting
tho county taxes Tint wouldn't he bud idea
nav .a-days Hr ..t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

MARyLANp-C Constitutional Conceatioa
The Maryland Reinrm Constitutional
Convention ha, also got into u difficulty
Two or three days have been spent in
trying to elect President wilhnut sue,
cess. On Thursday last motion 10 al.
jourusiue die. WAS seriously entertained
and 6teen mcmbers supported il. 1t is
to be presumed that, in Ohio. Indiana,
Virginia aud Maryland, tho wisdom of
these States is condenssd in their Con.
s;ilulioual Conventions. |, will be tx.
pauded in books, .G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

CosFlRMAnoS--rh Lrcuineus hold their
Of Jodge Clancy To the Constitutional Conven
tiou 1t will bea happy thius for the editor the
Fare when il is over. lie will tbeu behold no
more visions oI fraud mud spurious tickets fol
torne time to come. His Ii lends, however, had
better watch him until il il oyer
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

FHoM CALIFoRNA,".The telegraphic
report has given The imporian, inIelli
gence, We have the same heart.rend.
iug account from 'he overland rmigrauts
us before, Mr. Collier has hondrd over
100000 fur Ibeir relief assuming the
responsibility of accounting 10 the Gov
ernmeut. BY tho late fire, the clll,e uf
the Pacific Ners was destroyed; ;lo1s $780,.
600 The Ptcayaae otIi 70 was ais, in
inred.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

G. y, Scorr to liza credit, has ordered the re-.
npvaI olhe spiked collars from three soldiers nj
Fort Constitution. N. H.. who was sentenced by u
petty court martial to wcnr them year.-Er.
Ii serves to exhibit the difference be-
tween man with heart aud soul who has
worked his way 10 greatness and auolher
who is made grea, by accident Of birth,
having neither good heat nor greatness
Of mud Gen. Scott is more esteemed
by the common soldier lhan any other Of.
hcer Of high rank in the army.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15


MoTRER's MAeAzINE For the year
1851 this monthly is tobe much improv,
ed in matter aud panRer, and when it il
considered tbutil is furnished at sl:OC
per year, there should be large access
ions ,oiIs subscriptions list. Ii is certain,
ly deserving Of patronage from those
whom it is intended to serve
BosTUN SENTIMgNT.-.The Bnstnl
Press, with one or two exceptions, lapgl
at tue idea that people Of that city vii
resist the laws Of the country, and maks
merry over the report that they deemet
1t necessary 10 call upon the nrmyto as
siSt them.