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WILLIAM HOtsHER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, GraW county, W,seoasi,,,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, GraWt county, Wiseonsin,
(L.rr yApeumR COUNTY, vA.,)
WILL attend the Of Grant Dane, and Iowa counties and
h e., sns &c s ~ w p
chase redemption Of lands and the payment Of tares for
Refer. % Hon H. s. Foo,s, ssaasi Hon lame. NJ Mason,
sa's ao .s New Ya s E.
David La, s Ss; ; ws' ls g ss,.
Missouri. Apls-lawy
ceyabe Of the u s. land Offices In Ohio, Indiana and
illinois, Apply 10 n,u..r ,r,,,,
Mya-a No. TodS. Buildings.
New and Elegant silks.
A inspection ladies q wa.hns,oa and adjaeen, e.
which respectfully invite lsr early and
.son Sa New YORK sasa = OK. %s s
ncSss.s Style. variety We name, pam The following
Q % heavy sroc.de., IN new and sesan, design.
S,rs sSSsi w ,as s. s0'''
Is DO dsrk shades, winter styles
90 medium soloIsd .lh. IN ge., variety Of qualities,
in BLACK SILKS WE HAVE
20 pieces plain black silks, including all grades
6 90 res s'.es satin. !. a..
Together win great variety which be
ted all ofwheh win be 'Cd ~ es be-, NEWTON s MAY CO.
INHO1CE Grades and styles OF f1annets-We the
of friends aud customers 10 Tho following;
pieces double for Gentlemen M. .,.. !,
10 do hne skins
10 do imperial do
10 40 hpc slik hnnnes, single and double widths.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
Sept l5-2df
DARLOu and three Chambers 90 let, six doors from
National Hotel Parkers Fancy Store elegantly furnished
''s'' Fancy and perfumcry store, Penn. avenue,
Sept le-d3t National Hotel.
n ERINOS, Mousselinss, Cashmeres &c.-Juss received
0 pieces Thibe menos, including all the shades
IS do double width earhmeres, assorted shades
IS do noh figured cashmere d'ecosse
10 do do do dress patterns, tvey select
20 DO rich and fne moussenes bf3s.ti
~ do ow-priced moasselncs and cnshmeres
Tosstr with almost article belonging 20 the dry goods
ade making stock varied and extensive than 81
- ri - " 80 cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 90
pOrNEr vsivets, s~tns, o., just received. which
~ we invite the stenuon Of The lsdes viz; GfHt4 Ia
opecs bonnet ysivrr In whites hue, pink mode drsb cher
Is do white and hncy-colored sssins
10 do coiored gro Dc sfques
- essala cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
eHE srafEs 'rs f.tHNf
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. So Wal street, New York.

New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. IS Waa street, Nev York.
MosRIs FaAsKLls, president.
SPENCER 4. BESEpIcT, vice president
PLINY FREEMAE, actuary.
THIS company conducted upon principle,
upon principle proportion Of the amount
hands has greatly
profits, and conferred Its benefits NJ the
eastp possible and outlay 10 insurers.
granted TO persons visiting California
agency Washington comprehends the following ofces
VIM M d. medical eaaminer near corner OF and Sd
Peter O. washinson agent Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania
oaposits Union Buldngs. June 2-u
JESSE H. DOW,
Notary Public and General Agent,
las removed building the Of 18th street
III avenue, will be his
fellow All the government
agents. PENSIONS half claims, and all other business
OF the OF VIII al
depatch All letters reccivcat
be paid and addressed 70 him Al washington city
d. u.
pio-ly
John MccAILa, Late second Auditor OF the Treas
prosecution Of claims the govern
the departments In the settlement Of
military aceouns, aud agency business generally.
him should be His OF
fce Is NJ Of 9th and Louisiana avenue
WAsHSsTos CRY, Apniac--u
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M. A. Tyson ana si.ssr.' ss minsry,

M. A. Tyson and Sisters Be minsry
Fsfresf, bsfeeen I2ih and iah-
HE duties Of this institution will be resumed on Monds
Of September -.
advantage viii nrise TO them BY 90 doing In addition
comnodious establishment they have erected nr =
eyepfaied apartment for The accommodation Of junior
everything comfort and convenience OF their pups
claimed their stricf attention.
Parents guardians respectfully invited 10 visit The n
on where win be furnished and all desired nfo
given.
rEnns, ADVANCED
Tuition higher branches, including ornamental need.v
Elementary INSTRUCTION.
Use Of maps and apparatus "a
Music, Painting, Laa French, and Spanish languages form %
charges
Aug ae--eotiethsept INTEL
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ny DYna s BaoraER, Aue,,onssr..

ny DYER ~ BROTHER, Auciion1ers.
VALUABLE LOT AT AuCTIoNon Wednesday evening next,
the 18th instant Az shall sell front Of the
ises lot No. H. square fronting 55 feet 10 inches Nd
street west between II and streets north. -
The attention spectators requested the lot
be sold without regard TO price.
balance In and two years Tor notes
satisfactorily secured bearing interest," - ,a,,r,n
Sept ltd Aucuoneer
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EsII ;A ssH1s sssss.zlR
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
Hours Of Departure Of the Passenger Trains.
Prom Warrington Al a. D. and at p. m daily, and ..
From Baltimore ar a. M ,. m daily, and IN. daily
EsS s~diy TIL. PARSONS Agent
DHrI.IP BARTON KEY viii attend 90 any bussness
he may be inusted with before either Of the courts Of s Dis
uess and the Departments. once q stree.
wAsarreros, July 10, 1916. July H-3awh
James q. Berret
WILL attend the prosecution Of Chains before Congress and Tho
VI VARIOUS departments Of the government
once and dwelling street, between oh and 10Th Streets
Octa-n
cERvANTs.-wsnted,s male servant and . good
~ Of small family None employed
who cannot bring good recommendanons Inquire At this Once
GENCv, wsshington-The undersigned, late Of the
specuon branch Of the Post Once DEPARTMENT. offers his serv
generally and those Of
section particularly with the assurance that his from ONCE
dose not initiate against the character he has for
department for honesty, capacity, fdey and
refers his associates IN Office Of both pares with hearty
consent, 10 sustain m therein.
An orders 70 attend 20 business every nature ss e seat
s'''' =" = JAMES oWNER, Agent
July 4-dn lste OF Post Once DepxStmsnt
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF tine usefni Arss. complies I'm one
qu.rto volume London With many engraving. treating Of
Horticulture, Naval Architecture, kc &C n
Encyclopedias OF Fine Arts via, Painting Sculpture, Herald
il one quarto volume London Very numerous usussion
EneycoPsd. q Mental philosophy esnng q Grammar, Lese
&C, &C one qusio volume. London. IN, 4.
Just imported hom London by FRANCK TAYLOR
June
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AT REDUCED PRICEs.--Th annexed description Of goods
will stock. Citizens and
soournng especially invited TO examine our
before purchasing bargains be obtained from
the following VIE a# ", !.
80 pieces beautiful spring and summer silks, In small
plaid striped, and plain - ce
10 pieces and parts Of pieces plaid India, India silks
IS do British and French chLtzes in beautiful patterns for
chdrens
so pieces and parts jacone ogsndie muns
good coloed lawns 10 and l2t cents yard
100 pieces barege LANES sacrifice
All goods above offered cash.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June 6-3tawif
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, August |, 1850.
CEAED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals for Beef and
posals will be received At this
ONCE until IL O'Clock m Thursday 2g day August
next furnishing delivering, free VI a cost and risk 70 the
United States .ag
hundred barrels Of navy beef and two thousand
seven hundred barrels OF navy pork.
Each barrel 70 contain hundred pounds
weight beef pork weight either arcle will be
paid delivered the navyyard, ioiiows
Bbls. beef Bbls pork.
Al Charlestown, Mass. .......... ~ ,eoo 49,. Wy
Al Brooklyn, NJ Y. $40. :. wv
Al Gosport, ,oo0,.....yo
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70 No. IL u Il. g . y
The spectators requested the lot
Terms: onehd cash; balance for
satisfactorily secured bearing interest nvpp anorurR
Sept lid Aucuoneers.
poOTs AND SHOES. Boots and shoes al sn,ali prof
tsWs would most respectfully call hs siisnon Of our Gus
sna ne pu our large a s soss r &,
and heavy.
We have every variety CATERS bsifga buskins Jeer
sons slips eacesors Jenny Lind, all warranted satsac
Mccmdys clips and ties, old style, for,
Bronze 20 half ss a sss se1 .oles
Do gaiter shoes
Misses and ehSIsa ofsveiy qualify variety
To the Gealsmen.
calkin Congress GATHERS 600
superior article Of waterproof boots cunning
psssss boots and our
own manufacture.
ToHs Fss mars c.d Pssmtrs
Our heavy bosans and boots. for servants and farm
and al before purchasing shall offer induce
PeIadsghs nc East which
door 70 b. L. Jackson and Bro.
National Medical College, Washington ID. G.
THE Of lectures win commences on The hs Monday
in November the 4ih instant
Thos Miller NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM Johnson d. Professor Of Obstetrics and the diseases
Joshua Riley, d. Professor Medca, Therapeutics
osS FsSsr der. Nay D. r,o.;s, @ s. cry .
Robert king s,one NJ D. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Foreman, NJ d. Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy.
James Morgan, NJ. D., Prosecutor ard Demonsuntor.
Clinical lectures meo times week on cases seioea rom mo
Washington nhmaIy Operation performed before the class
Iora full course OF lectures
DemonsaMs
Graduation zee. 70
Good board can be procured at from sa I, pi s Ley
Aug 26-2swtDecif Dean Of The Faculty.
TOR sale, exchange for Improved city property
creek NAL eirss Joshua Pierce
and minutes hide from Pennsylvania by 18th street
well The improvements cottage with
building and tsbng and other
healthy romantic, there spring
'A0 distance fro" the house TERM gp sssy PETERS
On the premises, at his store, Penn near loth 81
Sept 14-lweodA2awu
ADylCE about wtnes.-Genuemen Washington CITY who
may DESIRE for occasion 20 have at their tables the choicest
time wishing avoid purchase Of original package
each selection table, number
Gree egh BY express any day required
BY addressing eesphie message TO me ,e day previous
signed from his Renish Moselle Sparkling Champagne
oee which he has unequalled stock Sherry Madeira and
do Manzanla, AID White Port, Csret Medoc Burgundy
terne, other French wnes superior
e United States as also medium and finest randies and Havana
JACOB SNYDER, Jr.,
AugT-dimi Wine Merchant, Philadelphia.
CARDIFF UNDERSIGNED re.pctfuly nerms his friends ana
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D n. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale Retail Dealers IN
capetns hoor OIL cloths, marngs, curtain materials
d. c. Il 4te A8tftf fIlE 7-sa- 80 - ~ 800
Aug 2o-n fF8Nass 5st.
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TOR sALIssyenteen bounty scnps for 3k acres,
ceyabe amy U. s. land Offices In Ohio Indiana,
"' oHARLEsDE sELDING,
MAY a-n No. | Todds Buildings
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Graduate OF Yale College, native Of Maryland
desires employment teacher private family or academy
ne competent 70 teach French the higher branches Of tho
rough education and ample testimonials Of csps
city and good character. fNgf 8-
ADDRESS postpsidS i, Dor 800, Pos, once, Baltimore.
Sept e-2sw9w
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WANTED fnrnedsasely, % DO vhe cooking
and washing for small family None need apply but such
sred Inquire At this once. ssps io-dn
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WILL attend the courts Of Gu
w the federal ana supreme {
prompt and particular attention :
chase, sale, OF redemption 81 LAM
nonresident landbosaefs In any p'
Refers 10 Hon. ". y. Foote, U.
U. =. Senate; fnman Homer, ESQ
h Mason, attorneys Al law, Ne
David Lapsiey, eco, and Messrl
Messrs. J. b. Crockett d John A.
Missouri.
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yERvANTs.-wanted,s male servant and q good
y cook Of small family None employed
who cannot bring good recommendation Inquire this once
Nov ai-tnf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
Important q onl New Mexico.


Mai Weighman, Senator from New Mexico
arrived at ST. Lnnis on Thursday. \ violent cor
resrnndeuce had pnssed between Col. Monroe,
Military CommandaiIt and Lieut. Gov. Alvarez,
who in the absence Of Connsily is acting Cover
nor.
Col Monroe denies the right Of Alvarez to ex-
ercise the functions of his Office and says he shal!
resist il by all the means in his power He consid'
cred the late organization Of Government there
us ary to the provisions OF the Constitution
anl Laws Of the U. S. that bear on this question
Alvarez replies in menacing tone, attempts
to contradict the position taken by Monroe, aud
concludes by saying That he shall resist 10 the last
/, demands, He e.snys the people are with him
1t is not Improbable that hostile collisions by the
| people in favor Of the State Government, headed
/ by Alvarez and the Military aud people opposed
to til State Cover 4ment, led by Col. Monroe, has
| tulIen place ere this.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
From Havana.

NFw YORK Augnt24
The United States Mil Steamer, Ohio, Lieu
tennnt Schenck u s. ~, Commander, arrived
here ut o'clock this morning from New Orleans
and IIavuno. She eh the latter place on the l9ll
inst The Georgia from New York arrived there
the sulne day aud the Falcon from Chu2res ioI
New Orleans on the 10Th, three days previous, aud
wns tn sail un the Goth. She had large number
OF passengers
llovanu was perfectly quiet. Tho excitement
in reference To the invasion had entirely subsid
ell ani the subject was but seldom mentioned
The officers Of the Georgianna and the Susan
Lond were yet in close confinement twas the
general opinion however, that they would be soou
released. The report in circulation that lhey
wero condemned to be shot was altogether with
out foundation,
Foreigners now are all allowed to land wiihou
obtaining permits,
Joseph Taylor, Esd, a resident Of New Or
leans, died ut Sea on board OF the Ohio.
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Profeasor Webster.

BOsToE, August ".
Friday next will rule the fate OF Dr. Webster
Ilc expresses a desire lIat his family shall not
know when he is to he executed, which strange
AZ it may seem they ns yet do not know. They
have changed one ofthe days IN which they form
ery ,i.tcd him from Friday to Thursday in or
der 10 escn e annoyance from certain people who
were in iir mb uf crowdmg around the coach
ia which they usually tnnk pasSase To the city,
for W. other purpose than 10 s,ze onthen. This
change will make their last visit onThursday next,
the day befare his death.
DR. Webster desires thai they may he allowed
to visit him the same as any other and go awny
the same wii.ou knowing it. twill bo tie last
time they shlll see him Some fiends Of the
family think differently and are of the opinion
that they should be Informed of the day Of exc
cutun In answer 10 this Dr.. Webster assures
the persous who believe this that his family do
not wish to know the day, but desire on the con
trary to be kept in ignorance Of the time.
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ArrlvaI ef tI,. Amerles.

HALIFAX. August 27--5 r. NJ
The Steamer America has arrived with dates to
the lSthinst.
Parliament has been prorogned.
Miss cushmnu accompanies Jenny Lind TO this
country.
Wilbur, bearer Of dispatches to this continent
is passenger.
The Danish troubles are about TO be settled by
the interposition Of other powers.
LlyERPooL. Ahg 18Th Provisions-Beef il
retial demand at previous prices. Pork of fins
quality in more demand. Bacon. Ondinary bes
descriptions ia demand at foil prices; Of fine quail
iLy dull Shoulders few arrivals meet with sales
Hams,very dull Lhrd, small sales have been
made market less firm, Large sales OF Molas
ses at advanced rates c u
No political news yet received.
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EnoM oREGoN.


Our advices are no later than those
brought by tire previous steamer. We
CLEAN few items ofinterest, however.
from the extracts in the San Francisco pa
pers.
The FIVE Indians. convicted Of the mnr
der of DIR. Whtemau, werepublicly exc
cuted at Oregon city. by hanging, on the
81 of June. The three who were tried for
killing potion Of party Of emigranls
were executed early in May.
The report that Governor Lane has re.
signed his post rs governor of the terri
tory is coD6Imed.
The Oregon Spectator, Of June lG, has
the following relative 10 the gnd discov-
elies:
While our citizens have been quietly
preparing to GO to Rogue river to dig for
gold this summer, they have been arous-
cd to unusual excitement by the discove'
Try of rich niue in another dire ction
The opinion is gaining strength daily
that ONE Of the richest mines on the shore:
of the Pacific has been discovered in the
Spokan county, some 400 miles from this
city, and up the Columbia. We are as
rured by Captain N Crosby who saw it
that the sand which was brought from the
iSpoknn was, in lis bulk, about one quar-
ter gold We have always felt confident
Ithat there was gold on Powder and Burnt
rivers, and this discovery on the Spokar
will still more fully co6rm the fact tn al
the middle region ofOregon is to become
the grand EI Dorado of the day.
/ One patty is on its way TO the region o.
this new discovery, if not already there
aud others are preparing to follow. Or
the return of a messenger, who is ex
, pecled here 10 q week or two, it he con
firm the report, there will be a genera
rush for that country. In view Of this fact
=, sub Indian agent has gone up the Co
- lumbia 10 prepare the Indians for a ueS
l. state Of things, which will immcdiliel
!, commence in their country
The country in which this gold has bee
Ia found is one ofthe healthiest in the worlt
e and, il the mlno shall be foundln eXteu
y y over large region oflliat county. it wi
II soon be leeming with an oyerhowi
d population, attracted thither by III
II double allurement of gold aud health
: We suppose that there will also be COZ
siderable mining business done this So
" son on the rivers aloug the southern bo
II der Of Oregon. as many persons who ha'
been to Cnlifurnia have cunvinced ther
10 selves that Rogue river and other sIrean
st in that vicinity will afford profitable "dii
% giugs."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30


FREE TRADE,--'The London cores
pondent ofthe Philadelphia North Amer.
,caR says: "A member Of Parliament
and free trader, says, Great Britain,
fears no nation; bnt prOhibitory tariff
in the United States would indeed de
slroy her"
A deep and interesting lesson to the
American citizen, is contained in this re-
mark. The free trader of Great Britain,
anxious for the prosperity of his country,
would gladly induce the United States
70 abolish entirely the system Of protec-
ton. Ii prohbitory tariff would de-
stroy Great Britain, free trade on the part
of the United States would build her up,
aud hence il is that such earnest efforts
are made by the statesmen of the former
nation To induce our people to refuse
protection to American manufactures.
No Que asks for prohibitory tariff; bnt
what we claim is that the people Of the
United States should hold ont induce
meuts 20 enterprizing men for the build.
ling up of home market. All that is
necessary to do this, is to make, in the
framing of Tariff act. proper discrim
nations in favor of American manufac.
lures.
While no one,w we suppose, has any de-
sire to witness the downfall of Great
Britain, it would be folly to hold her up
at the expense OF our own country. We
have career of greatness and glory to
pursue as we'll as Great Britain, aud
while we may show sympathy for the
mother country who admits her entire de
pendence upon us, we should not pursue
that suicidal policy which in assisting her
win eventually make us dependents, We
have all the elements Of national power
with which to make us as we ought to be
independent of all other nations, aud
should we refuse to avail ourselves Of
them, there will be occasions when the
consequences Of our own folly will be
visited upon us. Charity is certainly 6
blessed thing and it is more pleasant tc
give than receive; but after all Charity
should begin at home and that man woult
be Considered very foolish who woulc
waste his possessions in charitable deeds
leaving his own family without the prop
or means Of support,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
FUGITIVE SLAVES -GREAT EXCITE,
MENT.

-
Cidl town has becn the scene of great excite.
mcnt yesterday and Ia day Yesterday, the Court
was engaged al day in lbe exuniuulinn of three
negroes ona writ OF hubtas cO.pus. They were
charged with horse stenling, but were in reality
fugitive slaves.
This mulqlIl,g Judge parson decided that the
steali of horse by u slave for the purpose II
eScnpng, WINS moi u criminal offence under the
law for orIeclaining fugitive slaves and consequence.
Iy he di charged them They were thau immcdi
atcly lot out ol prison; but they had no sooner
lenched the street lhdn they were seized by their
masters aud battle ensted between them and NJ
Ter n severe struggle two of them were handcur.
led and one escaped.
The Cnut then issued a warrant against the
masters and all others engaged nr assault aud bat
terry with the inleulinn la exGe riut, md the
slaves aud owners are now in jail. The CnIr
also ordered the sheriff Ia employ u posse lnr iht
purpose of dispensing tNe roters. at nll hazards
who were assembled ~ lfunt Of the prison. rh,
rioters were arrested ned the miiiuny called uu
aud ten negroes were arrested Tor trying 10 inch,
a riot The two slaves are 0w in prison; bu
the owners mud nlhsr persons Engaged IN 80
curing the slaves wers discharged aud are now be
rre the Court upon triHl of hnbeas corpus.
The crowd before the jai has been dispersed
by the military. aud at o'clock P. VI. us we nov
write, the town is resunlng ina mnnuer its qnie
and order.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
By Telegraph for ne Da'iy Lancaster 0ase'i'
wGsHiSeroS, August "a

By Telegraph for the Ddafy LaNedstef Oa'e''s
W1sHIEGroS. August24
svv.Tbi. bodv was not in session to-day.
tIons.--Nir Iones made an earnest attempt TO
,,-;Js cl,o;rs G,r the accommodation of the re-
porters or tbe Globe in front OF the Clerks desk
H. F,sns ~ Ohio Objected 10 the motion.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
n, lresnmed The consideration OF the Civil and
Diplomatic bill beng the cnuse for apprupria
tons for she salaries Of Inspectors of Drugs, sc.
II was opposed by Messrs. Jones aud Ayerert
and advocated by Mr.Hiliiard aud finally adopted
Afor some unimporiant discussion in refer
ence to IN appropriation for securing permanent
rooms for holding U s District Courts in various
places at half past one the House pJjnulued.
WAsaIEsroN, August 26.
| SESArE'-A motion To take iip The resolution
fixing day for The adjournment of Congress-
failed with only - votes in the Affirmative There
seems TO be on the part OF the majority disposi
ton not 10 lix BdHy of adjournment uut the House
shall have acted upon The California aud Texas
bills,
The fugitive slave bill was rend tue third tine
and passed without division, after few words
from Dickinson dcclarstory OF his views in IFS Ia
vor.
! The resolution aullmrizing subscription by the
Sec oi Stale Ia" 3.0DO,npies oltbe compilation 10y
u Parker CT the statistics relative 10 the com
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
R,ot ON ,he O. and p railroad,
PrrTsBURo, August 81

4 - i'pNNNt hNp'NN
On Sunday night. riot broke out le miles be-
low Pitisbug, between party OF Irish employ
ed on the Ohin and Pennsylvania Railroad and a
party employed OH country road. The riot con-
timed ali night A number Of houses were lev
eIed to the ground. The inmates few 10 the
woods for protection Quite number were in'
iulrd No lives yet known to hive been lost.
The Scott Guards and Sheriff Of the county
left oF the seat Of war Yesterday. In the after
uoon they returned with Ssprsoncrs win are now
in jMl A number of the principal rioters are
yet in the woods Persons living in tho neigh
bnrlood still lear for their lives.