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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10
AN ACE
77'l1 - n ANaAC T'lFlf - ~. I
Fixing The time af holding The court Of chnmop

Fixing the Tine Of holding The court Of common
pleas in the seventh Judicial riIrdit Tor tlie year
1850
SEC. |. Beit enacted by ne General Asssa-
bisef tie State OF Ohio, Thatlbe eoNrt uI cDn-
mtn pleas shall be held IN the seventh ju'iiciai cir.
Gait. for tue year 1870. as ioilnws, IN the county
of Butler. on ihe e5tll day Of telRuary, the Alb
day OF june, ami tue third day Of September il
the couNiy Of Greene, ON the 9th day OF April
the ajth day OF June, and the aiti day of Sep.
iember IN tho county Of Warren, on the a0tb
day Of April. the 10Th dayof Jsly, aud the 2lst
day ol October; iuthe cDIliyUf Clldton, on the
'slst day Of May; the 9Th day Of August, md tue
lath day Of November; and the net passed Feb
ruary IA. 1850, fixing the times Of holding the
court Of common peils in The seventh indlci cir
cult be- and tho same Is hereby repealed.
BESJANi1N r. LETTER
Speskerof He House IF RrprcSeatafycs.
CHARLES, C.CONVERS,-
p Speaker Of tAc Seaate,
Eak,,,,.,, 90 to.h ~
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judges OF said election shall receive the vote IN
the form to be prescribed by the said convsn'
tion; and all the provisions Of the laws OF thls
State in relation to elections, shall apply to so.
ting upon said 9mendments reyisions or altera'
tions, so far as the samecan be made aPpliea'
Bile thereto; and tho votes given upon said al,
teralions, amendments and revisions, shall be
given and canvasscd, and all proceedings shall
be had in respect 10 the same, as nearly rs prac.
tcable, in the manner prescribed by law,rcla1
tive to votes given for Governor. Il shall be
the duty Of the Goveruorto lay before the Gem
ersl Assembly, at its next session after the ta-
king OF suid,vote, the Vote for accepting or ro-
iecting said reyisions, alterations or amend,
ments, which vote shalibe cenyassed by the
General Assembly, in the same manner as votes
IoF Governor are now required 10 be canvassed;
Provided, however, that if said convention shull
com mplete their iabors and adjournshe dicatany
time before the first day of September, 1850,
then the amendments, reyisions or alterations
agreed upon by said convention, shall be sub
mitted to the people, for their rejection or adop.
! ton, bya vote for that purpose, on the second
| Tuesday Of October next ensuing. aa 9@
SEC. s. Should any vacancy. orvacncies ec-
c,Ir by death resignation OF otherwise in the
Inumbero of members elected to said convention,
the acting Governor shall issue writs Of election
to fill such vucancy oryacancies, and the same
shuIl be filed in the manner prescribed BY law
for filing Vacancies in the office Of Senator oI
Representatives in the General Assembly,
SEC. 9. The Secretary of State is hereby re
quired I'd cause to be transmitted to the sever
al Clerks Of the Courts of Common Pleas u
this Suite, such number of copies of this &C
as shall be sufficientt supply copy thereof t
each board OF fiqdgss ofelectionin their respect
/, live counties. III. .f... 4r
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
\ CHARLES G. CONVERS,
/ ~ .f y. SDeaker the Senate
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AN ACT
rpo creote thu t,ineteenth Iudicial Circuit.
March %, 1850,

Tocre the nineteenth judicial Circuit
sEc, l.. BE il enacted By the General Assen-
bin of The State Of Ohio, That from and after
tho passage of this, act, tho counties OF Rich
land, Morrow, Knox and Coslocton, shall com.
pose tho nineteenth judicial circuit
BENJAMIN +, LETTER,
Spcaket gf The House Of Representatives..
CHARLES Z. CONVERS,
Spcaker Of the Senate.
MI. 20 IQs0
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Janum,y &c, 1850.
AM AOT

AN ACT
To amend the act eulitled IAN act fixing the
tinsof holding The courts il tie sevenleehtll Ju-
dicial circuii"
SIC. l.. Be il enacted byHe General
assembly ofMe State Of Ohio, That the
first erm Of the court."f common pleas 10
and for the county IF Jackson, shall here
alier ccmmence aud beheld ON The first
Tuesday of April.
SEE. 3. Thut so much Of the act enti-
lied IAN ACT fixing the times Of holdiog
the courts Of common pleas in the seven,
.,een,h judicial circuit" passed January
25, 1850, as conflicts with lhe provisions
,oi this act, be aud the same is hereby re-
pealeJ. ,,,n,n
; .-.,.e BENJAMLNF. LETTER, r.
Speaker Of bp House Of Representatives
" CHARLES CaC0NVERS,
Speaker Of Me Senate
Mucli7 1850. DAY.
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"a VS. OF OHIO.
ruaLlsAED BY AuTHoRIFy.


y AN ACT
,Ameadaiory OF The acts fixing the times Of hold
ing The courts Of e0nnon pleas IN the eighth Ia
dicial circuit
Ssc. l.. BE II enacted 5y hs Gencral
4sscm5ig oft6e Stafe ef Ohio. That the
fall term Of the court of coinm'ei pleas II
Albeus county shall sbereafterbe held
an the frst ,rues,layc Of November, aild
any act Inconsistent herewith is hereby
repealed.
Speaker IF Ne House Of Reps.
CHARLES G. CONVERS.
Speaker eftte SeRate.
March 2, 1850.
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February %, 1850.
ny ACT

AN ACE s,5t- -feg
To qmend iheact entitie1"An act To FIX tlelime
OF fhoding the court Of common pleas in the
fifth Judicial circuit"
SIC. /. Be Il enacted 6ytlc General
Assembly Ytkc State Of Ohio, That the
spring tenn oftIre court Of common pleas
iniths veruleouuties fthe fifth judicial
circuit. shall hereafter bo held at the
times hefeinaflerprc viz; III the
county of COluinhiana on the second
Tuesday of March; iu the cponty ofCar..
rolLon the SECOND Monday of April in
the county Of rqscaiawas on Tho fourth
Monday Of April; and in the county of
Stark onthe fist Monday of May.
BENJAMIN FsLEITER,
Sbeakw0fhe HoaSe cf IleP's.
CHARLES G. CoNYERS, 81
Speaker V'Ae Senate
February 20, 1850.
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February 20, 1850.


Fixing tietim iot holding tho court ofcomlnon
piels in seventh judlcia circuit
SIC. 1, BE ID eRactedJy Tie Gfaera A@cm
Hyeftke aqte Of Oho. That The cu1pts o com,
nou pleas slOil hereaIlrrbe hGd in tho several
counties Of the eyenlhjulicia circuit at The sew
ciol times heHBailer prescribed, unnel)i In
the county Bhter, nn ts 25,ll doy uI February,
the a5J day May, aud 93d dpy ai September. Ia
The county Of Warren. on lhe-I3HI dly 0i Mnrub,
the iBth lay of Jie, md ldill day of October.
In the county ofCireenc, on the 8lll day Of April
tho 22d day oI Jaly, and the ith day Of NptenI-
ber In tie county Of Clinton, OH the 92d day Of
April, tbs 9Th day ofAngaot nnd the lSlh dlyof
November.
SIC. .. Sllonld any DAY uaned herein for ilIe
holding Of said cou fall up0n SUNDAY, tho Said
cont shall commence and be holden Oh the next
dny.
BENJAMTN'F LETTER,
Speaker 6fhe House Of Reprcscaidtiocs
sts CHARLES e, CONVERS,
February H. 1850 Speakergf The Scaa,e,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10
Boots, shoes, Leather and
Findings.

TIME undersigned have commenced receiving their
il Spring and Summer stock Of Goods, which con-
sst in part of the following articles;
Ladies' Black, Bronze, High B Low Busidns Caters
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties.
Misses Black Bronze & cold Buskins and Slippers
Chldren's Black, Bronze 8 cold Shoes and Caters
Mems Calf and Morocco Boots
: BasSin and Cashmere Caters, on hands and
made to order: q
Coarse Boots, from 81 70 to 50, 90 per pair
Kip monroes for $1,00 :"
Boys coarse Boots from 8 80 to 81 10 ="
All kinds Of Findings, such as Kit, Thread Pegs,
Boot Webbing, Boot and Brogan Laces;
They have also on hand, first rate article Of Span.
ish Sole Leather, morocco Innings and Bindings;
Also, continue to manulature and have on hand
splendid assortment Of their own work, which is SO
well known as to need no other recomm endation
Their thanks are returned to the many friends who
have hitherto extended to them SO liberal patronage
The public generally and the Ladies ID particular,
are invited to call and examine their stock before pr
chasing elsewhere. WORK, SON g. WORK.
Lancaster, march %, 1850 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10
REMOV Al.
eponGE X. ECKERT,

GEORGE T.. ECK ERT,
HAS removed his CABINET WARE ROOM to /.
Main street. in Stanbery$ Building tho doors Las
Of the Hooking Valley BGnk whore he,win keep on
hand larger and more general assortment of Cabinet
Furniture than ever beforej and manufactured as usu.
al by the best of worken, of the best material and
in the very lateststyles consisting IN part OF
French, Serpentin, q Plain Sofas
very cheap. %
LOUNGES, DIVANS and OTToMANS,
h., Of various styles:
MAHOGANY R0CHING AND SETTING CHAIRS
OF different kinds. 81.
Serpentine Centre TABLES at reduced prices;
Pier Gard Dressing, End, Dining and Tea Tables;
Yankee Lockers; Secretaries and Book Cases;
French Serpentine and plain Dressing Bureaus;
Mahogany and plain Bureaus, .uery cheap;
Wardfobes, Wash-Stsnds and Work-Stands; \
Desks Hat, Racks and Night Stands, ocry l0D;
BEDSTEADS OF ALL KINDS,
And all other articles in his line that may be called
for Having large and select stock on hand, he will
dispose of the at reduced prices, and low as
any man sells articles Of equal quality atauction
a. @ s05@ isEaSA&StS
Is always in readiness to attend funerals at the short
est notice All Collins made to order The subscri-
ber will promptly attend funerals any where in the
county with his Hearse, free Of extra Charge and all
his prices win be reduced .-s.,4g.
The subscriber returns his eatful thanks to his old
customers and respectfully solcits continuance OF
their patronage, Under his new arrangement he will
be able to give more general satisfaction to the pub
lic GEORGE L. ECkERT.
Lancaster, March 90, 1850. 3 N
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" The American Live Stock
IN SU@A NCE COW PANY
Charter Ui,limited- Granted January 2, 1850.
+ a nAAg

,'e S Sl IpltNS @spV sVVV'
VIRGIL e. SHAW, Agent Lancaster, Ohio, Of
flee on main street, two doors west Of the Hooking
Valley Bank.
For the Insurance Of Horses, Mules, Prise Balls,
Sheep and Cattle Of every aeSctpti the COM
bined risks Of Fire Water, Accidents anu Disease
Losses paid in thirty days after proof OF death
~" DIREcToRs:
Joseph @ Bowman, John Wise,
Hirnin Decker, Nj D Alvan W Tracy,
Isaac Mass, Hon. Abner L. Ellis,
E George D. Hay Abm. Smith,
Hon. Thomas Bishop
81 ~e JOSEPH q. BOWMAN, President,
B. s, WHrTNEY, SeeretaSg
WILLIAM BURCIt, Treasurer. ma29 AZ
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Greek BoOks.

GRAMMARS, Dictionaries and Readers, Graec'
NJ Maiora Sc, Bibles and Testaments. -. Z
Also supply Of Latin Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, March s, 1860. "A
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
e, by THE
KNOX ms URANCEs COMPANY;

I . ~. VINoENNEs, STATE OF INDIANA, = " ~
7NHIS Company is now prepared to insure lives,
i against losses by fire, and also against those losses
that oecurn the transportation Of property Itisdo!
ing business on large capital and It's directors are
tt Directors Of this company in establishing agen-
cy in Lancaster, areprompted by no other than II.
bera spirit of honorable competition; and they are led
to hope that the well established reputation Of their
company will be the introduction to liberal patron
age. Ia. b, ~ ~ 49,, =, \.
This company viii take short risks on the lives Of
persons going 10 California. Apply to-
! VIRGIL L. SHAW, Agent.
Lancaster, march %, 1850. iy7
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March q, RsO.


ot Cincinnati. t,.t
SRo. l. Re 10 enacted by the General Assem-
bly OF The State Of Ohi0, That hereafter there
shaIl hv term Of tho Commercial Court of
Cincinnati TO commence on the first Monday of
Nav In each year, aud 40 much Of the act es.
tabIishing the said court, passed Fobruafy 4th,
isl8, as required Il to hold terms on the first
Monday of April and irst Monday Of July; in
each year, bc, and the samo b repealed,
SAo. 2, That any process heretofore issued
out of the said court, rcturnable TO the next
April term thereof and all notifications to APP
pear ut tho said term, shall be enlarged to the
May term herein provided.
SEu 3. That the suid Court may make and
publish such rules in relation TO the service
aud return Of all mesne process, issued out of
the said court, us may seem 10 the Judge there
Of, necessary unreasonable, any thing IN the
act creating tue said court, or in any other act,
TO tho contrary notwithstanding.
hE. BENJAMIN +, LETTER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
CHARLES Z. CONVERS,
.... -,.s... i. Speaker Of he Senate.
AN ACT
Topovlde Tor the calling OF aConvention To revise,
amend, or change the Constitution, and the cleo.
ton and compensation Of members thereof
WHEREAs, a majority of the citizens Of this
State, voting for Representatives to tho Gen.
eral Assembly did, at the last annual election
| ofmembcls thereof, vote for convention TO
revise, amend, or change the Constitution Of
this State; therefore,
SEc. l. Bel enacted BY the General Assem.
bly, Of ds State Of Okio, That Convention tc
revise, amend, or change the constitution ol
this Slate, be, and the same Is hereby called
to consist OF one hundTed and eight members
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saddle and Harness M Il king

THE undersigned respect
Il fully announces to the ci-
tizens Of Lancaster and vicini-
ty, that he intends carry on the,
above business atthe old Stand
orr. r. Nc Call In Shgferis
Rot5, tsco doors east Of the
TaLlmadge House, whore by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
TURTnER BY THE NIAGARA.

HALHAAs aug. II.
FEAscE Two Socialists lave bren imprisoned
for 10 months. having concealed weapon. in dwell
Ii1gs. Several more oftfrir journals are suppress
sed, ... -.-..-
The Danish Alnbss -ador has had several lengthy
inferiews with the President, and il Is stated
that the French arc in conjunction win Eng and
and Prussia TO terminate tlia differences between
The Danish md DIchies. On Thursday, an extra.
ordinary courier arrived frvm Germany touching
this question.
Paris is full Of secret cabals Of both fsclions.
The wheat harvest has been very early
sPAIS--The Spanish Government Is sending
5000 troops to Cuba. Tue appointment ni Wee.
roy Tor the Island lus been seconded by the Cab
inet. l-
Funds on the 2Gth were heavy owing 10 the ua.
certainty OF the views 0! the Washington Cabinet
on the Cbba question.
PORTUGAL later news.
AUSTRIA. The slate seige al Vienna and Prague
was 10 he abolished on the 10Th Of August, There
IS REPETITION Of reports at VieuDs Of general
amnesty to Hungarian prisoners now confined
TuRKET-The Porte has pOiihed the refugees
at Schumina that such Ol them az wish 10 emf
CRATE to America will receive passports and 1000
piastreS (ubout E 10 ia aid Of their journey.
Battle og lsTGDT The Danish report states
their loss at u officers killed, "A wounded; iO4
priyates killed, 230 wounded. The ScLl-swig
General does not state his loss but regrets that
large number Of officers were kiled.
The relative positions OF HE hostile forces. at
thes latest dates, had not been changed The Bol
stein troops lie behind the Gratmetz near its juno
ton with the canal, and every effort is making h
recommence operations. Every battalion has
been called in aud MARTA! law declared iu Schles
wig.
A feet of l8 men-of war lay before the harbori
mouth at Kiel
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Combinations by tho Senate.

WASHINGTON, August l6.
Tue following appointments by the President
were confirmed by the Seuate:-and ahnouced
this morning
John Turnhull Van Allen, Of New York. to be
Charge lie Afiairs ut ihe Republic Of Equader
Dwight Webb, OF Michigan, United States Con
sal TOR Cochin China,
Elisha Allen, Vi Massachusetts,. United States
Consul at Honolulu. Sandwich Islands
AbsOl"m Fowler. United States District Attor.
ncy for Arkansas.
Hurace Harris, U. S. District Attorney for
Southern District nf Miss
WiIliam NJ. Martin, Assistant Treasurer al
Charleston, s e.
Thonas. DoDallue, Beck. McCutcheon Arnold
Stephens, Clark, Page, Forrest Millburn aud
Hyde, to be Justices OF the Peace lOr the county
! uf Washington, D. {.
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Further Foreign News.

New YORK, August l6.--P NJ.
TIE steamship Niagara, from Liverpool aud
Halifax. reached her wharf about one to day.
TheLondonTimes says the Electorate Of Schlss
wig Holstein issued proclamation announcing
that their army will soon renew the conflict.
1t is said that the cause Of Haynaus dismissal il
the discovery of maEappropriation OF a considera
BILE amount ofpublic money, Radetsky is said to
be implicated also with him, and will be dismiss
ed.
Barins's Circular. dated Liverpool, says that il
Hamburger Sugar declined and advanced in Hol
land and Antwerp, At London. American Stocks
are dull. Al Havre, on the lst. 400 bales Cotton
we're sold at . francs advance. Stock on liand 40
600 bales ..-.... ..
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Washington Gossip.

..--.- f- WEsHINGroE. Aug Is.
Peurce's boundary bill whichhas already puss-
ed tue Senate, will pass the Houso by at least so
majority.
Mr.. Campbell of s. C is in fgor oft.
Mr.. McKenllon accepted the Department OF the
Interior, 50 that Mr.. FilImore'S Cabinet is now
full. F+s.e
The Republic Of this morning says that the
Texas boundary and California bills will not come
up in the House before next week.
The Hon. T. NJ. 7. McKennon. Secretary oi
the Interior reached this city last night His up
pointment was unanimously confirmed to-day.
Gen. Scott has removed his quarters to this
Icity -u, |.
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From cOunOiI BIuns.

~ ~ ~ ST. Louis. august IS. :
The steamboat Lightfoot, from Council Bluffs,
reports the cholera raging to some extent along
boti sides Of the river. Much alarm existed
along the whole river above st. Joseph, There
arc a great many Mormonsat the Bluffs aud the
adjacent settlements. Another expedition t9r
decidedly better than 81 any pOinti on the river
k,alnu
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ItprnPInI. Ang &.

NJ She sailed from Liverpool on Saturday 3D.,
ut 2 p, M. t... s... --, ..f A
...-. 'LtVLRPOoL, Aug 3.
Cotton market active and buoyant Throughout
the week and prices advancvd Id fully Orleans
Was quoted at8Id Sales OF thh week 90 ,OsO
bales, of which speculatorS took 1900 and ex'
porters 70 900. The market closed firm. &
Breadstuff aud provision. market steady, bu,
without animation
IoNDos, Aug. Q Prices Of breadstuis lower
and market dull. A large business doing in Tea
at improved prices. Oils have further advanced
l0sO lbs pei ton The Tobacco sales of last month
amount to 1920 hhds, and the general character oil
the market shows an increased 6rmhess and ior
some descriptions an upward tendency. Freighti
are depressed. ~rae
MONEY ,MARKET-M is abundant aud dis
counts easy. Consols closed OH Monday at 81, on
Thursday and Friday 96a. Bullion in Bank fl6,.
100000 American securities steady with limited
business. '.-
HAvRE, Aug Cotton market active at ad'
vanced rates. Flour and wheat quiet without
change. Corn declined further at per quarter
Beef improving. Pork, old aud new. slightly adj
vanced. Fair business in Bacon; Shoulders want
ed; hams neglected. Small saleS of Lard utpre
vious rates. Sugar advanced Cd. Coffee lively
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

DEATH OF YANKEE SULLIVAN "A pri-
vate letter dated Middle Fork, June l6,
(says the Jersey City Sentinel states that
the prize fighter, Yankee Sullivan, has
met with ali untimely end at Sacramento
City. Sullivan assaulted man by strik-
ing him blow with his fist, when pis-
tol was Immediately leveled at the bully
by the assaulted. aud fred; thus huiryipg
| him into eternity. .H
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Missouri Election.

ST. LoUis. August 10.
The following is The vote Tor Congress in The
4th and 5th districts ns Ear rs heard 4lh. Wood.
sou whig. 1893 Phelps, Benton dem gs5-5th
Bowman, wing, 3674 Gardenhill, (Beuton dem
o367 Hail anti 3O28
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North Carolina Election.


- fAIhITLVILLElh august IU.
Returns from g. out OF rs COUNTIES give Reid
5,082 majority. gain Of 4729 The democrats
have gained . Senators and 10 Commoners. and
the Wings Commoners. ]. is supposed the
Democrats vii have majority of il the Sen.
ate and or in the Commons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

FIRE AT SING SING PRtsoN,-A fire
broke out about IL O'clock, ON Friday,
in the file shop, situated in the north
wing of Sing Sing prison, New York
which soon burst through the roof. and
extended from the east to the west end
of the building, distance Of some 25O
feet. 1t was not subdued for several
hours, with the entire destruction of tile
file shop, and considerable danger to the
adjoining portions of the building
Messl 8. Horner u Co.. who worked the
file factory. lose about 5000 to $40 GOO
Messrs. John Humphrey & Co, tapestry
carpet makers, lose between $4,000 and
Sc 900. The loss to the State will be
about $4,000. aud the work of l60 con
victs. whose wages amounted to 40 cents
each per day, are thrown out OF emplo,
for probably two months The fire origi
mated in the garret, it is supposed, by in
teryention of the cnnvicts, .r .-s....
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... NAsHIhGTohs August 10.
The Union of yesterday states that gentleman
arrived in this city, by last evenings southern
boat, states that he has just come from San Anto
MO. Texas, and that there are 1900 men under
arms preparing to march tn tie Rio Grande TO de-
fend the rights OF rTexas. lie adds that thousands
more are ready to start if necessary. [Theyihnd
better save their valur
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LANoAsTER, AUGUST Is, 1850.

2 TaE CHotERA.--ln Columbus. for the "a hours
ending II O'Clock to-day. eight deaths are report
ed, SIX Of cholera,
Tho Watchman, EXTRA gives the following tor
CirclsyilIs: For the "a hours ending Monday
noon, four deaths Tuesday three deaths; WednsS.
day no death. For the 4s hours ending noon
wednesday. three new cuSss.
a In lancaster, for the "a hours past. there have
been no deaths. and we have heard Of no now
cases. We Learn Of ono death ono mile east
Joel Buttlss, Esq. President Of tho Columbus
City Bank, died in Urbana yesterday,
No deaths 10 Chillicotbo Of cholera for the "a
hours ending o'clock yesterday.
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TAKEN IN AND DONE PoR.-Milton s.
Jones, a lawyer from Illinois. and mem
ber of the Legislature of that Slate, ar.
rived in New York on Sunday, and after
taking lodgings at LovejoyS, sauntered
forth at nightfall to have a glimpse oflhe
town. In Church street he was accost
ed by notorious nymph of the pave,
who so excited the am rous propensi.
Ties of the Illinois law. maker as to get
him to enter den Of inlany in Thomas
street. To cut the story short. (ai:er the
fashion of James) the sequel gentle
reader, is soon told Jones was Aeeced
0fs275, every penny he had in the world
He went rot police office; said the wa
mans name was "Frenchy;' police star.
ted off to the den. but. Grammercy! Fren
chy had taken French ledue. The suck
er is still without his rocks.
EY The Susan Loud and Georgiana
the two American vessels captured al tht
island Of COntoy by the Spanish forces
at the time of the Lopez excitement
have been.finally disposed If at Havana
The brig Susan Loud. being an old worm
eaten vessel, was sold at auction on tht
goth ult; but the barque Georgians, prov
ing a fine staunch craft was to be sent Il
Cad;z as a trophy Of the loyalty of the
Cuban subjects to the Queen Of Spain
f.