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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

DEATHS At KltAMAz,o,...a singular fainlity /
prevailing ut Kalamazoo, Michisan. Several sud
deu deaths laveoccurred among those who attend
ed supper poriy. Those who died sat at one
end Of the table, those u, tue other not affected
Examinations do not show poison. Many ienr i
10 the cholera. Symptoms aro vomiting bu, Nc
pdrsing..very little pain patient tufns bl1ck''
eyes sink in land death follows.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
s,,,mbont Accident.

PirrsDURG, Oct. H.
The ste,nhaat Il. g iIdon. Capt. Gskill
collapsed hne yesterday al L"ydstow killing
frnr persons three missing and FIVE ~ six Scaid.
ed Size was hound Iur Wheeling A pUrtinu ol
her cargo was b"wu into the rivrr'
River 2S inches aud rising slowly Weather
pleJN Mt
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
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PtnnsylVaniH Election.

Sufficient returns lmve been received to show
that tho entire Dclnucmtic ticket for State officers
10 elected by reduc-d mjorlty. The Congress
ionul delegation will stand democrats 10 wings;
the State Senate II democrats aud Is wiligs; III
the HOnse tile democrats will have majorlly.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

DESTRUCTION OF CoTToN FACToRY
by FIRr. The North Oxford MASS
cutton Factory was destroyed by fire on
Monday night, Loss $4,000. Insured
for $4,000 at Worcester Mutual. So.
900 at Providence Manufacturers, and
$5 900 at Rhode Island Mutual
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

CoNeREssIoNAL HUNoR,- During the
discussion Of the question Of m'eOge. Mr.
Cobb, of Alabama, suggested that a Bee
limo should be the basis Of computation oI
tho mileage. To this Mr.. Chandler oh.
jsctsd, "a he regarded il as hum bug,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

[ tIf,he disobnrva I'm. basD Loaf ar de,,roved. the
words in italir win Be omitted and the facts in no
lntion 10 the loss Of the dischnrRe stated in lieu
thereof II the claimant never received written
discharge or if dIschurved in consequence old
bility, rirhe was in captivity with Tie enemy,
he must vary hardeclAtation 20 asto set forth the
facts OF the cuse
THE nntes to the Observation-Disclosures are also
applicable Ia this Th SOME Gases II will perhaps
DO impossible for the widow 10 sihts the iects NJ
remlonl TO her huSbunds services, with the parti!
eptriy ns~to dates, &c,, indicated by the a.
eove lorm In sneh case she must'set forth the
,aots wlth us much accuracy ms possible, twill
Oe indispensable Tor her TO state the Company and
Regiment IA which he served. II her husband
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

EvMr. Paine, the gas man. has turned up agaii'
with ano,her new und wonderful discovery. He
says Ia the Scientific American'
have succeeded IN mixing certain bodies re
pellent, { r repulsive to water, when immersed ~
Il. For instance--tlie whole surfoce ut vessels
bottom an,l sidcs (of peculiar lorm) from the
stsru post to the brondest cross section, has by
peculiar electrical state repulSve action upon
Inc anil, which bnnys Il upnnl consequently the
vessel has an upward motion so long Ms this cleo
tric action continues. This electrical nclion II
furnished and continued by magnetu-elecuicity
and II ;he vessels course Is circle, tho motiol
will be perpetual
Mr. Paine hopes the scientific world wiIl no
believe this announcement aud predicts that the
cry of humbus WILDE rnised. No doubt olit.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

WASHINGTON CoUNTy.--The Marietta
MteiEgeacer says that the present p"pu
lation oflheir cnuu,y exceeds 10000, and
shows an increase since 1910, gilmore than
so per cont
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
The Western Mail Safe.

CINCINNATI Oct l0
Learn from nur Post Master that Tie Great
Western mail is slill furvarded from New York
via Buffilo and Of course the ulails of Cincinnati
Louisville. &c. were not in the car robbed be-
tween Philadelphia AID New York on Saturday
night.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
aIOOO Ii.wa,d,

WAsHlNGTnN. Oct IA
The Postmaster Grneinl lias offered a rewurd oil
$1,000 for tie apprehension Of tho mail robbers;
who robbed Tie mail between New York and
PhilJde'r pima on Saturday night
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

PEaRY DnrRIcr The latest ncennht from
tiis district elect q iylord to Congress by about
50 majority. This Is owing to much detection IN
Washington conniy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

PAwrUxer BANK Pstcrip' Thomp'
sous Bank Note List dated October 4,
l2 O'Clock NJ. says: We are notified by
telegraph from BoStnn,thal tho nolesofthe
Paw,uxet Bank of II. |. aro discrc dilcd
by the Boston Banks.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

wo{fH ksowiSo. "A small pirrr olresn dip
ped in the water which is pllrol Ia nves'ol on
tlie stove. will add peculiar psorelt, t., the at'
annsphere u The room. which wit give great ro
lief IA persons troubled with cuueh. The heat
Of tho water is sufficient tn threw ~ The aroma o
the resin, and give the sumo relief n'i' aodcJ b,
acombuslibn oR tho resin Il is preferable L
ssuubnstion, because the eyaPora.idDs''anse dur
49, The ssus rssin lmsy h.ssesi er wsska
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

Tue CoNGREssIoN..L VoTE. The Coya
hoqe returns show that. fnr Governor
5345 votes were cast. Mr.. Giddings tor
Congress, received 2377. being 395 less
than half the votes cast.-H Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
Scor,ANp OuTDoNE.-In o blgam

ScoTiANp OUTDoNE.-ln blgamy
caso in Brooklyn N. Y, Jodee Rock
we'll decided that a mau living with w"'
man ina state Of adultery, and calling her
his wife. is for all legal purposes her nus
baud. aud may not only be made liable
G,r her debts and acts. but may be pros
ecut.d if be weds another during tho
life timeof his paramour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

Iy-The English olsea during her "nr in Scot
lnnd made tho ascent Of Bon.nn Board, difficult
Highland feat # 10 . 900 Ieot nl'ove the sen y
level. and she erIipscd Plincs Albert IN The raco,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

tY-Tho ciiV Of Paris is ubcnt to erect along the
zrand avenue Of The CHAINS HlySee, three hundred
statues. IN marbe Of Parisians distinguished m
the administration u the city, in letters. III science
the fns arts, or commerce.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

DR. fRcsRLts.--President Sparks has written
letter in regard 70 the imPdtutions which have
been long current sgainst Benjamin Franklin oil
having been maids subservient to French interests
in his negotiations during our struggle for indie.
psndence. lie suyshe has read oil tue correspon-
dence relating to this subject in the British md
French ofices, aud that he does not hesitate 10 de-
clare that the rumors in question are without
shadow Of foundation. Such an idea he says, "i'
not sustained by single paragraph or inct in al
this voluinniuoas mass Of papers nlhoush be cttel
appearsss appointment actor in onr complicated
Iureign relations. On the contrary. he is every
where psesenied in the character Oh true an'
steady patriot wiss anil consistent. sugacions an'
firm, bnld aud perseveiiue, and not whit 6ehin'
tho most ardent ofhis cnmpaIriots IN asserting hi
counily's liberties, aud maintaining herrights."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

THE BoUNrE LAND Butt Instructions,
Sc.-We yesterday published sn official
communication from the Secretury Of the
In.erior giving certain instructions rela
tive to the mode to be adopted by those
who wish to avail themselves oe the ben
efits Of the bounty land law. aud dating
the object aud inlentnf the law; to-day
we add certain forms from the same high
source, which are to be followed in max
ing applications. 1t is the intention oi
the Secretary To have blank forms depos'
tied with the Clerks Of the various coun'
ties. but in the meantime. these forms
can be used by those who do not wish Ia
wait
1t is certainly cause of admiration
that the President and Secretary of the In
terror have determined as far as possible
To confne the benefits Of this Law To those
who are deserving Of them aud are en-
deavoring to keep sharpers and specula
tors from prof'ug by this act Of Con
gress. "A tree is known by its fruits,
aud the efforts of these Wing officers il
a sufficient reply to all the false and sense
less charges which are made agains, thu
Wing party about scrip spcculalions,
&c. Indeed, if half the accounts arr
true. these specuIations look place upde
Locnfucn Administrations the bills wer
signed by Locofnco Presidents - am
keeping these facts in view, The reade
will easily perceive tho diff:reuce be
tween truth aud the charges.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
I'd theGoveruor's vote Of Ibis year:
Total. 2438 1898

Total ........-... 2438 1898 34O
A comparison Of the Wing vue Of the
county for the twu years, serves much
better to Indicate the activity of the par
ty than a comparison Of impurities Ma
inrlics indicate the comparative efforts
of both parties. the vote p"lled Indicates
the activity of tho party. Judging ac.
colding to this standard, Walnut as we
expected. notwithstanding the heavy in
creased majority against us, has done
WELL The gallant Wings of little Per
ry have done nobly. We cite these ex
amples; it is not our purpose to scan the
The merits and demeris Of the different
divisions of the Wing torce-we give
the vote aud Zach TOWNSHIP p can make
the application. Suffice it to say that
enough Wings remained at home on last
Tuesday. to elect Van Trump by about
1875 majority at least and this in Fair
field county, where he has devoted TWEEN
" years Of service to the party. Every
township Jailed in duty more or less
There is not township that had all the
Wings out. We may add that there are
school districts that, by tho efficiency oi
the committee men, were fully repIesen-
ted.
We have no fault To find. The policy
pursued had a tendency to produce thi'
result. II failed in etiectng It's other ob
;,cl and hence the defeat. Ii we com
pare with tho Gnvernur's vote of lSlS
when there were 1920 votes polled, ant
nlluw reasonable deduction for remnv
ais, we will sui find that 200 Wings wer'
no, at tho polls, enough to elect our Con
gressman.
Of course we cannot expect the entr'
yo,e of the county ut a Governors elec
,;nn. hut il seems To US with proper Ur
oon;zaion that our vote shonll be on
within considerably less thnn It was the
present year. We speak only of this a
n lesson lnr the future. ltserves 10 sho'
the necessity of keeping our party well
orpanized. Then, when we want tn
vnIe and il is Of service To US, as It woul'
have been this year, we can use 1t to tn
advantage of the party aud the country
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

THx DORCHESTER AND Mutos BASK RoBHERG'
jock Wade. now in confinement in Dedham
(SlaSs jaii. acknowledges chat lie was one of the
parties who robbed the Dorchester and Milton
Bank Of about t3a 900. aud hns given nP s9 600
or 10000 Of the stolen money. part OF II he
hgd buried at South Boston.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

MAMMOTH EGG We have lately seen
an egg laid by common sized hen, own
ed by Mr.. Josiah Wyman, ofChe'mstrd'
thn; weighs 81 ounces. aud measures in
circumference Cengr grhwise) 0 inches. and
round the middle inches. - L0~cH Cur
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

CoNGREssieNAL DELEG ,TinN.-, We ap.
pend below the names of persons elect
ed to the next Congress. II will be seen
that Notwithstanding the ninth and tenth
distlicts have not turned up as we had
hoped for. there is Whig gain as com
pared with the present Cong essional del
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

YIn tie Garden Of Olives nj jerusalem, o "'
I've trees are UNIV standing which nre proved by
hisiorical documents to have been their anterior
10 the taking Of the city by the Turks, aud mus
consequently he at leust eight hundred yen''
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
RAILROAD Vorr I'm JACKSON CnuNTy =

RAILROAD VoTE IN JACKSON COUNTY -
1t is gratifying to learn frnm the Jackson
Standard, that the county went for sub
script III to our road by over 400 maJo'l
iy. This. under the embarrassment aris'
iug from former vote To the lr"n,on rail-
road, which preveHted many from giving
their vote for this although really prefer
ing it, wo regard as equivalent to at least
1000, which Notwithstanding all tho up
position, we think is as small majority
as would have been obtained had the
question been wholly disembarrOssed from
the former vole'-PoytsmOuth Dispatch.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

INDIAN WAR IN TExAs-We have ac-
counts Of depredations and movements
Indians in Texas, Of character more
alarming than heretofore. The Wesley
an Banner, Of the goth ult., published at
Houston, says;
The express rider from Austin brings
intelligence that council of the Indian
tribes has recently beer held, and that
The prairie tribes have formed an alliance
to make general war upon our settle
meLts. The Kioways on the frontiers OF
Santa Fe, we are informed, are among
our most bitter enemies. The Canaan
ches have also joined the hostile league
Gen. Brooke has sent expresses to all the
military stations, warning the comman.
ders to be prepared for the emergency"
The trading houses on the Llano and
BRACES were broken up about the 18th
ult., and the traders have removed with
in the settlement A german was lately
killed within sight Of the trading house
Of Col. Craig on the Llano, aud several
horses were stolen at the same time
The Indians " ho committed this murder
were Camanches,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

TmE MeN.-in Pickaway county the
home Of DR.. Olds, Col. Van Trump has
majority Of 80 or 40, while the demo,
cratic ticket is elected by somewhat
larger majority, dbwing difference a
eainst DR.. olds Of nearly 100, In Fair
field counly,,he home of Col. Van Trump,
DR.. Olds' majority is 81 less than that Of
the party csndidates, showing that differ
ence in favor Of Col. Van Trump.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18


To be observed byy yefsons'applghg TO the
Peas,on O6See for Bosnfy Land. an
der tie act cf September 2sth, 1850,
eatitle9,'AH act granting Bonnty Land
IN certain o6icers and soldiers Who haze
been eRgdged in The military serDice of
tke United States"
Ia every application for the benefit Of
the act aforesaid. whether made by the
surviving officer ur soldier HIMSELF or by
his widow or m;mr child or children, a
declaration, under oath. mast be made as
neally according To the following forms
as the nature of the case will admit,
| Such declaration, aud all afiidavils,
must be sworn To telnre some justice of
the peace or other officer authorized to
administer oaths for general purposes,
whomust certify the same.
The official character and signalme Of
lhe magistrate who may administer the
na:h must be certified by the clerk Of the
proper court Of record of his county. un-
der the seal of the court. Such ceItf
cate must accompany e0ery case.
lnevery instance where The certificate
ofthe certifying officer who authenllcatts
the paper is not written on the same
sheet of paper which contains the affi
dayit or other papers authenticated. the
certificate must be attached thereto by a
piece of tape or narrow ribbon. the ends
of which must pass under the "thcIa
seal. sn as to prevent any paper from he
ing improperly attached To the cerllf
cate.
The 81 section, in express terms, only
provides for the ocation 1T warrant un
der the law. Thus the right tn iOcat'
not being given to an assignee. the De
purtment may well say that no assign
ments made prior 10 location will be re
cognised.
The 4th section declares that all sales &c
going to atfec the title to any land, grant
ed or to be granted prior I" the issue,
shall be null and void. aud expressly de
cIares that the iand lOcated shall not b'
charged with or subject to any debt o
claim "incuried prior to the issuing o
the patent" 1t thus appears clear tha
it was the intention of Congress that tn,
claim Of the old soldier or his heirs shoul
continue free from every kind ofincum
brance until after the issue Of the Pdteni
and thus relieve the Department from a
the e lis growing out of conflicting claim
under alleged assignment.
The object Of the law is ia confer tn
right to tho land Itself on the warrante
or his heirs. After that purpose is et
Iecled. it is of course competent fnr tn
grantee To dispose Of it as he may thin
proper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
AUSTRIAN Puck RcpengjAg Haynau

AUSTRIAN Puck -Rcpeng'Hg HdBhdH
- When the Intelligence reached Vien-
na that Gen. Haynau had received The
compliment of II sJund 'hrashlng from
Barclay. Perkins x Co.'S draymen,an Aus
l,an officer. awfully arrayed. bold'y. by
battery, besieged tho p'nlrail of Queen
Victoria, which was hanging up in u cafe,
and most galIantly demolished tho unre'
Sistng riiigy of a gentle lady.
How entirely worthy of del"uder oi
Haynau The courageous flunkry! IRE
account says that the fellow uilirers o'
the hr ye soldier ratified their swords and
cried bravo Brave AustriOuo!
Some of the Austrian papers lhrenIen
To rptaliale on English visltrrs the treat
menr experienced by Huynau i" I."o
don. The Allegemelue Zeitung, the
leading journal Of Germany, asks:
Are not the English afraid of being
served in The same way; Ihc English. who
every year spoil nur beautiful land dscape'
by tho oddIly of their appearance aud
the Refinement of their mannersl"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

TnE W,IG VoTE IN FAIRFIELD.-W We
append below the Wing vote of 1913
and that Of 1850 We luke the Presi,
dental vote Of the former year as that
most nearly indicates the Wing strength
and fhnGfnyrrnnI'a vote Of Ibis wear:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

A Coup Ex,MpLR Ills Homer 'he
Mayor. was engaged this mMuiog III The
examination Of batch o FIVE buys wh"
were charged with riotnus conduct last
nicht abnnt the market house. Country
people attending our markets nave pee"
much annoyed III this way of la'e' aud we
are glad llat Marshal Brattin has take"
them in hand. The sentence IN this case
was FIVE days imprisonment" q" bread and
water. each. ancient Mctr0P0hS'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

Henry Clay At HoME.-Mr. Clay al.
rived at Lexington at about nine o'clock
at night. expecting to come in quietly
and unobserved, but the telegraph had
announced his approach, and he was re-
ceived with the firing of cannon, shoot.
ing of rockets, a. inilluminations. in The
Lexington Observer gives the following
sketch of few remarks he made from
the balcony of the hotel:
He said that he had come home after
his long absence, with feelings far differ
ent from those which at times he expert.
enced at Washington, in regard to the
safety of the Union, and with il the lib.
critics of The country. But all was now
over, and he rejoiced with them in the
doIiverance from danger. In concluding,
Mr.. Clay said that he was glad to see
them all again aud here he pointed his
finger towards Ashland in manner 80
irresistahIy comic that for some time not
word could be hear from him. When
silence was restored, he said that glad as
no was to see them, there was an old la
dy about mile and half off, with whom
lie had lived for more than fifty years,
whom he would rather see than all OF
them, and he retired amidst general, loud
and long continued cheering"
DRouGHT IN TExAs.-The Texas pa
pars complain of great drought in that
State There hud been no rain in Gal
weston for two months. The cotton crop
will exceed half an average yield. The
sugar crop will be unusually large.
~ Ross, the $3.50 ticket man at Prov
idence, did not go TO the concert there,
after all This Ross must be an original.
The Boston Transcript says that in the
arrangement of his room, he ordered
his carpet to be placed on the ceiling,
and directed the mason to whitewash the
floor!
EThe present population Of the city
Of Wheeling is estimated at $4,000. In
| 1870 il was liltle over 1000.
TThere is said to be in one Of the
county jsiIs in Connecticut, little girl
her mother, grand mother, and great
grandmother.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

WHAT'S TRUEl--The Southern ultra
lists affirm that, to avoid civil war, Con
gress offers sic, 900, 900 for about l60.s
900 square miles Of Texas, to convert in
to States with constitutions like that Of
CaIifornia. So the case is stated by j.
A. Campbell. Esq, of Mobile, a lawyer,
we believe. of high respectability and
standing, in letter addressed to cer-
tain citizens who invited him to address
a secession meeting
Northern ullrasts declare that Con-
eress has ROBBED New Mexico of 25,-
900 square miles, which have been con-
veIted into slave territory, and have paid
Texas $40 600 900 into the bargain.
They are fighting the battle on these
respective issues North and South. Both
statements obvously cannot be true; but
their difference demonstrates the entire
reck lessness of assertion on one side or
the other. if not on both Sides. Repub.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

TmE LATE STEAMBOAT DISASTER. The
Louisville Courier of Friday, gives the
following further particulars:
Several boats reached here yesterday
from the scene of the disaster, but we
could learn no further particulars in te-
gard to it. The officers Ofthe Ben West
are Of the opinion that fifty persons were
more or less injured by the explosion, Of
which number eighteen have died, and
were lost The boat was burnt to the
waters edge, and sunk in shoal water.
nothing being visible but few of her tim
bers. Her freight is supposed to be en-
tirely lost; it consisted chiefly of baggipg,
rope and provisions. The steamer Fleet
wood took the greater number ofthe suf-
ferers to Paducah. No cause has as yet
been assigned fIr the terrible calamity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

Tur TEN GLIDER PIECES OF HoLLAND.
by some mint arrangement. Holland
hns depiccialed the value ct her FIVE
and Ten Glider pieces. aud thus sent
them to seek foreign market and as
they do not nett over 81 in mining, We
are necessitoled 10 quote the Ten Gid
ers at SO 90 aud the Five g''ders at
81 9S.- TNompsOM'S RCporter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18


BIGoTRY hLusTRATED.-The venerable
William Jay. in one of his sermons At
Surrey Chapel a few years since. illus.
tra,ed his view of bigolry among differ
ent branches nf the "household Of faith,''
by the following auecdote:
n was exceedingly terrified, sir. this
morning. ! was going down TO lonely
place, and thought saw at distance
a huge monster: it seemed in moIiun, buI
could not discern the form Of ii. d'd
not like To luru back, yet my heart beat
aud the mere looked. the more
feared; but as We approached each ON
er. saw it was only man, aud wno 40
you think sir. it was4"
j know not.
| Oh! it was my brother john.
.Ahl" said to myself, passing away
from him, as ne added that it was cary y,
in the morning and very f"ggyI"An!
said + show often in a Ionely place anu
in f,psy atmosphere. has brother J"hn
bssn ,akeu for foe! Only approach
nearer each otherand see clearer'and you
will find in unmberIess instances what
v,u have dreaded as monster was a
brnthcr, and your avn br"'her'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

FORM uF A DECLARATION TO BE MADE BT THE sun
vIvING OFFICER uR SOLDIER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

FORM OF A DECLARATIONS To DE MADE by THE
WIDOW OF DECEASED OFFICER on SOLDIER