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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02
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NEW ARHANG EMENT.

JOHN w WoRK,
nF the late firm of JouN WoRs S Co ,having pur-
" chased the entire stock in trNde will continues at
the old stand, to carry on the
rhn, Copper and Sheet-Iron Business,
In all its various branches, in the best manner and
upon the mostreasonAble terms.
stoves! NIOVcs!i NIOVcS!!!
He will keep constantly on hand Stoves of every
variety and pattern, such AZ
Resor's DOUBLE OVEN COOKING.
Rochester AIR TIGHT do
kennear's HOT AIR do
PREMIUMS, Of all aizes,
Box, Parlor and Coal Stoves.
The public are invited to call and examine the stool,
it will be warranted to give general satisfaction
N. H. The notes and accounts due the late firm Of
JonN Work Co., arc now in my hands for collection
Ad the Immediate payment of them will be absolute
~ necessary to close up the partnership account.
JOHN WORK
Lancaster, March |, 1850
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Gbt Gancaster C1a3ttte.
5 sllurt,y Evening JHly a7, lsoO
LANCASTER Her PopHiatiO"'-.We

LANCASTER Her PopHiatiO",-.We
are advised by the Assistant Marshal.
MIR. Mumaugh. that the population south
of Main street is 1910. This is a much
smaller number than we expected. and
Judging from this the population OF the
entire town will not much exceed $500
varying but little from the census of ls4o.
Wen walt and see, and then talk a.
bou, Railroads and Factories.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE!
REINMUND, SON & BECK.


RElNMUND, SON & BECK,
A their Old Stand on main street, are just receiv
N ing theirl
Spring and summer Goods,
From the Eastern cities, consisting in part of the
following
Blue Black and Brown CLOTHS; CASSIMERES
and SATTlNETS, Also variety Of styles and colors
Of Summer Cloths; general assortment Of Spring
and Summer Dress Goods Bonnets, Leghorn and
Palm Leaf HATS, Ladies' Slippers Walking Shoes &
Hardware, QUecnswRre and Groceries.
Tho citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties arc
respectfully invited 10 call and examine Splendid
Stock Qf Goods. As for prices we cannot be beat
entire stock purchased for Cash, consequent
ly enabled to sell at ucry loo priceswithout
making great blow in the newspapers,
Come one, come all and we will satisfy you of these
facts, REINMUND. SON h BECK
N d, PRODUCE of all kinds taken in exchange for
Goods
Lancaster, march 80, 1850, 9mn
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SDomisIl saddles.

M FTNHE subscriber is now max
k4Aw<A ngthe bestarticle offs PAN
I ISH SADDLES, which ho will
NsnS1 have pn hand at all times. He
defes ny body TO produce superior article
JOHN N. LITTLE.
IancAAts: MAY II, laa0.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

The PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.-The late
freshet has seriously injured the Penn.
sylyania Canal and it will require from
four to six weeks to repair it--so says a
despatch from Eosten, Pa.
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The American Live stock
SURA NCE COM PANY
Charter Unlimited Granted January ., 1850.
daDitnl S5O. 600!

VIRGIL T. SHAW, Agent Lancaster, Ohio, Or
ice main street, two doors west of the Hooking
Valley Bank.
For the Insurance Of Horses, Mules, Prise Bulls
Sheep and Cattle Qfepery descrptioHaganst the COM
binod risks Of Fire, Water, Accidents ana Disease
Losses paid in thirty days after proof Of DEATH
DIRECTORS
Joseph G. Bowman, John Wise,
Hiram Decker, NJ, Alvan W. Tracy,
Isaac Mass, Hon Abner I. Ellis,
George d. Hay Abm. Smith,
Hon. Thomas Bishop,
JOSEPH &. BOWMAN, President.
D. S. WHrrNEY, Secretary
WILLIAM BURCHp Treasurer. mh29 N
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Greek Books.

( \ GRAMMARS Dictionaries and Readers, Graeca
VI Maiora &c., Bibles and Tcstaments,
Also supply of Latin Books. JOHN LEHMAN,
Lancaster, March &, 1850 AZ
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t-T the Lancaster Gazette thinks the
whent crop Of Fairfield this year will
probably reach 100000 bushels Cir
ciecilie Herald.
If tho Herald looks little closer, he
will find we said the surplus wheat
would reach that amount. The entire
crop will nearly double it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

SUDDEN RIsE.-During the late storm,
at Richmond, Va. the Shockoe creek
rose some twelve feet in half an hour.
The inhabitants along the bank were
compelled 10 take refuge in the upper
stories of their houses. Two or three
buildings were carried away.
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JUST STOP A LITTLE ONCE!

SUPERION Westphalia HAMS
~ Best mould Candles
Good White, Yellow and Brown Soap for common
Washing and Extra Lard for Culinary purposes.
Just at hand and for sale low at No. 1O6, by
NJ. T. KREIDER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in cueTy thing,
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 0O
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Life Insurance.

.(tEORGE WEAVER Ageutforthe Baltimore
w Branch otthe National Loan Fund Life As
sHrancs Society nt London
Capital $500 900. or $25O0,000
0FFICE-m Tallnadges Block, third story
Gazette Office.
Lancaster, July 90. l849 lltf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

ANOTHER HAS FALLES.-By gentlemen di-
rect from Zanesvie, wo were last evening ia
formed that rolegraphic dispatch to thnt place,
from Lancaster announced the very sudden death
by cholera of Bishop Percell, Of Cincinnati He
died in Lancaster in less than half All hour after
sighting from the coach -GranpiIe htsW.
We beg leave Of our cotemporary not
to be alarmed. The only despatch sent
from here was that the Bishop was slight
ly indisposed, but had proceeded 10 Som
erset to fill an appointment Since that
timo. we understand he has been in
GAINESVILLE, and will return to this place
to day.
This is another ofdame Rumor's tricks.
She spreads all sorts Of storios abroad
aud if her votaries would only follow the
maxim to "think twice before speaking
once. there would be more truth in the
world and less apprehension oe danger.
All sorts Of stories arc set shoat concern
Ing the health Of this place, in many in
stances by interested persons, all ol
which are false. We never had native
case of Cholera in lancaster, aud we
may add that during the last and present
seasons. the health of Lancaster has beer
remarkably good. There has been les,
sickness of every description than we
have known to be the case for years.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

70 The SOatiern Press does not ap
pear to like the complexion of the new
Cabinet. Its grounds Of complaint are
that no ultra Sou,herner is placed in it;
and We may add, as is right aud proper
in both cases,no ultra northerner is placed
In IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

The postage lost by dead letters at the
New York post office, for the last five
years, amounts to over half million Of
dollars
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02
WOOLLEN GOODS.

y AM now opening complete Stock of Cloths,
y Cnssimeres, Sattinets, Pilot Beaver and Mack
inaw Over Coatiugs, Tweeds. Flannels, Kerseys
Jeans Fulld Cloths, SheepsNGrey Cassineis. Lin.
seys. Sc &c W. T. WISE.
Lancaster. November l6. I849 08
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

COrdase just 10 hand.
A Supply ofTow Linen, Sash Cord, Bed Cord. Hemp
N and Cotton; Broom Twine; Seine lwlne, Hemp
and cotton; Fish Limo and Hooks, by
may "a, 1850 G. KAUFMAN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

CLosE PACKING AT Liverpool ,65S, 900
human beings live within the space Of a
single square mile.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

EY Under the new constitution of KY
the State elections hold but one day in.
uteaduf three, as formerly.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance.
BY THE
KNOX INSURANCE COMpANv

VINCENNEs, STATE OF INDIANA
7 NHlS Company is now prepared to insure lives.
Il against losses by fire. and also against those losses
that occur in the transportation of property Iisdo-
ing business on large cqpital and its directors are
men OF wealth, are well known throughout the West
The Directors Of this company in establishing an apen
cy in Lancaster, are prompted by no other than Ii
beral spirit Of honorable competition; and they are led
to hope that the well established reputation of their
age.
This company will take short risks on the lives
persons going TO California. Apply to
Lancaster, march 90, 1850 1vI7
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saddle and Harness Making

ME undersigned respect
~ Il fully announces to the ci.
~ lf tiZens of Lancaster and vicini.
X gS3t Iy ty, that he intends carry on the
~ above business at the old Stand
~ %A Of r. X. Mccall In Sh9fer's
ssA = Rom, ttco doors east of The
q Iallmadge House, where by
''''' H't, strict attention to busnt IS he
hopes to receive liberal share
of public patronage He intends to keep work of the
bestsnd npo fashionable style on hand, at all times
and at all prices His work will be made in the very
best manner and OF the very best materials He has in
his employ some of the very best workmen in the
State, and therefore can warrant his work
He will make to order and keep constantly on hand
every variety of Saddles, Buggy, Carriage and Wag-
on Whips.
A variety of Fly Nets, Brides, Collars and Harness:
He has also on hand excellent assortment of Car
pct Bags and Trunks
It's given up by all who have examined his stock
that he has hand the largest and best assortment of
work ever before kept in this place. and he intends to
be ready at all times to accommodate the public with
every thing in his line and at the lowest prices.
Give him call, and you will not 90 away with
out buying ISRAEL KEMMERER,
Lancaster march, 10, 1850 3m47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

isSsSS> , most beautiful assortment of Spring
styles, rich and elegant, and warranted
to retain their lustre;
Children's Pearl and Silk HATS;
California and Mexican do
Mexican Brush and Tampico do
WOOL HATS of all kinds, for men and Boys
He also keeps on hand good stock OF their own
manufacture and will make to order any description
of Hats that may be desired.
GAPS! CAPS!! CAPS!!!
The subscriber would especially call the attention
szEEx of the public to their varied & extensive as.
sortment OF CAPS, superior and cheaper
5txS than any stock ever before offered to the
citizens of the county.
The following schedule indicates hut portion of the
the assortment of each description there are large
quantities. Brown and Black Plush CAPS
Mohair Brown do do
Mems Hungarian and Algoma do
Stephens Diamond Fronts do
Buchand and johnson do
Star Cloth and Travelling do
NE w STYLE HAT CAP.
Volvet Bands and Victoria Turbsns
Mems Sandwich and Albert CAPS
Ringgold and Rough and Ready do
Panama and Polish do
Also all kinds Of silk and common Oil Cloth Caps
The Caps are of all sizes for men and bows of va
rious styles aud made of Cloth, Plush and Oil Cloth
1t safely be said that the assortment style and
finish have never been equaled in this place The
long attention of the subscribers to this particular bu
siness and their extensive acquaintance with Dealer.
and Manufacturers in tn principal cities ofthe Union
have enabled th,m to make the best selections and al
the most reasonable ratcs The Stock is for sale ant
the public will find to their advantage to call and see
before purchasing elsewhere 1t can safely be saiC
that in price, quality variety and elegance the Stool
is not surpassed in Central Ohio
| TO MERCHANTS AND HATTERS
The large Stock on hand offers superior ihducement
to those who NAV wish to lay in supply and the sub
scribers will accommodate Hattprs and merchants a
wholesale, upon very reasonable terms
R. FIELDING & SON.
Lancaster, April 5, 1850 48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

Light LIght!! Light!!!
lust received, agood supply Of Star Candies mould
- do, and Lard Oil, &c. G, KAUFMAN.
may "a, 1850
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RE OVAL.
GEORGE !. ECKFnT

Vt - " ~ " - - X " ~ a IA
HAS removed his CABINET WARE ROOM to
Hatn street, in Sta lberyS BuiLdilg tOO doors Eas
Of the Hooking Valley BGHk, where he will keep on
hand larger and more general assortment of Cabinet
Furniture than ever before, and manufactured as usu.
al by the best Of workmen, of the best material and
in the very latest styles-consistng in part of
French, Serpeptn q. Plan sofas
very cheap
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02


A DlsAGREEMENT-Cur Charge al Rome.
The letter Of Col. Webb relative to the
conduct Of the American Charge at
Rome. which we published few days
since, has called out the following letter
from Gen. Avezzana, the Italian Patriot,
which is published in the Italian paper
at New York, the L'EsaIt HaiiaNO. We
give both sides healing:
With much surprise found in tho
Courier & Enquirer, Of the 10th inst, an
article which said that the Republicans
in Rome wished to mine 81. Peters
Church, aud that Mr.. Cass, Charge d'AE
fairs for the United States. prevented it
by his influence. think it my duty to
protest against this solemn misIatement,
aud 10 declare that no person in Rome
thought OF destroying any great munu.
meDt, and that, even il such thing had
been thought of, tho want of time. flor
that edlfce is the greatest in existence,
and the want Of powder, which had fal.
leu in The hands Of the enemy, few days
before, would have prevented it, The
defence Of the city had been kept up.,for
some days only with tho cartridges re.
naming in the hands of the soldiers, bo.
ing oil tina, could be got.
| will add. that so far from Mr.. Cass
having any influence in Rome, he was
very liule known. aud much loss esteem
cd. on account of his illiberal conduct to
wards the Republic His only meri, con
sists 10 having made few visits to tn,
authorities, who did not fail to declare L
him. that il was his duty to recognise
that form Of government which tho peop
had chosen. GIUSEPPE AvgZZANA.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

Tne Last COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
EMrsRANTs left Council Bluffs previous
to June 18th. They brought up the rear
ni near 1000 wagons, 10000 or 10000
persons, and about 20 900 head of horses
aud cattle The mormons were encamp.
ed near the mouth of the Platte. Among
the persons at Council Bluffs wore Lords
Malthrop. Brenlhly aud Cook, of Eng'
land. upon an excursion Of pleasure to
Calisornia.-T They were tu have left the
encampment on the 10Th ultimo.
GooD ToAsTs.-.The following excel.
lenttoas, was given at Worchester. Mass
on the 4lh:
The Farmer. His quiet sleep. his man.
ly step. aud his glorious appetite. demon
slrate that natures favorite child is the
one ciipgs most closely to his mother
This is one gives at Osdensburg N. Y.
Our commerce The Oldest son Of Agri.
culture; whom she employsiS to transact all
ksr business sbrosd.
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REM

ID FIELDING has removed his shop to sHAwK'i
HI. CORNER, Vest of Centre Alley, and has joinet
with him in the business his Son JOHN FIELDING
under the firm name Of
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tI " T. ~ w AND EVNa
By whom the business will hereafter he eonduetet
They have Just added to their former supply the larg
est and most uaried assortment Of HATS and CAPS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

/ IOROPRIE.T0R Of the new baltimore Cheap Cash
j Clothing Store" would respectfully inform the
itizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties, that he
is opening large and most extensive assortment of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02
IL u Vi d v Al.
" WhOiesale and Retail

COMPETITION CHALLENGEDn!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

ever opened In Lancaster. Their Stock
of Hats consist Is part Of Fine Black
and White Beaver; White Otter, SUI
perior article; Caster and Fine Brush;
r N = ST. r.,
A most beautiful assortment Of Spring
styles, rich and elegant, and ioGrrdnted
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VIEW GOODS! NNVV GOODS!

Lancaster, April 10, 1860.
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IaacAte. May II, ls40.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
pREsBYTERIAL HIGH soHooI--nEponr.

The Examination Of the Presbyteria High School, at
Brownsburg took place on Thursday, the 18th Of June
before the Committee Of Examination, previously appoint
ed by Presbytery. All the members Of the Committee
were presents and they take great pleasure in being able
to express their high qualification at the general progress
of the Students in their Classical and Mathematical STU
dies The degree of scholarship which they generally
exhibited bespoke on their part, very commendabe de-
gree of diligence and industry and evinced the ability,
diligence and fidelity of The worthy Principal of the
School and his valuable Assistant, in the discharge Of
the important duties entrusted TO them.
The high grade of this School and the full confidence
of the Committee in the ability and competency of our
esteemed Principal and his Assistant, them in
recommending the School the confidence and liberal
patronage of the public School we'll calculated
promote both the moral and intellectual improvement of
the youth who may attend upon its instructions.
j. IIENDREN, Chm of Com.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

.Mesrs. Edtors:-T'hat was funny correspondent Of
yours who signed hmsef"A. B. c." How naughty thus
be making nvidous comparisons between our great men
out here in Highland. But, what's the matter now
Squire R. quite Lion at the celebrated gonto nomi
nation meeting. If you had only seen how he used up
certain gentleman who has since been politely spoken
by the indicator The old Squire not behind lineage
them for when he opened his mouth and spake, the nom-
majors all shouted and sailor seemed 10 say-it is the
voice of God, and not of man. Some say that he SO
completely exhausted himself that day. that he has new
been able to say Convention SINCE Others say that the
exhaustion caused by peculiar sensation produced
by the reading of resolution which said something about
fit and proper person, integrity, talents, sc.
BY the way, this big resolution which the papers say
was adopted first by The committee, has been publicly re-
pudiaed by Of that self same committee and there
are other members who say such resolution adopted
at all. No matter for that is the ready reply of the faith
fu|. was adopted by the meeting. Perhaps il was, but
depend upon it, that meeting became small by degrees and
beautifully less, abou that time.
However, things are getting aSng pretty smoothly
The slang put forth about candidates. is begin
ming to be understood Neither will the charge of being
Influenced by great fghten all into the support Of
small ones; at least so it is thought by
Highland County, Va. AN OBSERVER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
MONTEREY, JUNE %, 1850.

Gentlemen In the last Vindicator appeared an edito
rial. purpong TO give Of the proceedings of the
meeting held at this place at the June Court, which is
utterly false, that suffer pass uncontradced
This truthful editor informs The public that the meeting
consisted Of some 300 AGO persons, while the fact is that
there not more than so persons in the Court House.
and many Of these took part in the meeng they had
assembled for The purpose of hearing the discussion and did
not wish any nomination to oe made.
The editor proceeds 10 say that when the meeting was
organized certain mr. 1cO0dSo "moved that il be de-
cIared nexpeden make any nomination that time''
Gst persons however, thought the gentleman wished 10
secure Tho gumina'iam fer hmsa' &c. It is true that
MI. W. did make the motion above indicated, and while
many persons declined participating in the meeting, the
vote was So nearly equal that division called for to
enable the meeting 10 decide whether the motion had been
lost or sustained. This motion made because Mr. w
saw, what any els might have SEEN that some of the
Democratic leaders had impressed the meeting with par-
~ character and had exeried themselves srenuosy
TO secure party nomination. Bat the editor says "most
persons thought Mr. w. desired the nomination himself'
How did this togfng editor find what most persons
thought upon that occasion very few think, had any
communication with him. Esaw him Emp;ng and c,,nrinr
about this place; but person notice him. and il is
probable no one did, except his ''obging landlord . to
whom he seems to be under decided obligations for his at
ten,ons. No doubt he received much better accommoda
lions than he was accustomed to- and was much better fed
than he deserved.
But proceeding from msstatement TO another. ,he
editor asserts that upon the failure of Mr. WIS motion he
Suggested that the Wings retire from the meeting" No
thing is more false tor Mr. W. made such suggestion
though he might with strict propety have donso, as it
had become manifest by the appointment Of Dem atic Of
fcers committee, &c., that was strict partv meeting
Mr.. w. did suggest that those who wer pposedro max
ing nomination should retire from the ~ ling, hich ma
ny did, though they did not leave the G House as The
discussion was expected 10 commence Immediately Really
this miserable excuse oan editor must have been intoxicated
or crazy that he should shoot so wide of themark If had
not been reported as rather sober man. should say no
was drunk and he seemed rather quiet to be ac,
50 accept the Of FRIEND that he only an IDIOT
This man Alfred too am told is boserous reformer.
II my advise would be needed by him. would say, Re-
form yourself the work at home-here is much
more need Of reform and amendment in YOU than in the
Constitution OF Virginia dcectire as il is and when again
you permitted to visit Highland in the trail of gentle
men retormers, perhaps you may be able to give more
correct account! Alfred reormer! and aspiring to lead
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

STORM AND FREsHET.-On Sunday night last our
town was visited by u thunder storm Of unusual Sc
verify, followed by lreshet greater and more de-
srucuve than any we ever witnessed except the men,
orable one Of May, 1916 About dusk the clouds
commenced gathering, and between eight and nine
O'Clock the storm began. Itcontinued about an hour,
tho saa fl;s,ssO- torrsnts sl,trnr that Guoo H..
water poured down from the hills, and the Northern
branch of Lewis creek, which had overlooked its
banks, flooding the streets, filling cellars, and threat
sening to sweep away houses. The scene was novel
and exciting-to see persons looking ON! amid The
flashes Of ghning to ascertain the extent Of the dan
ger and afterwards when the rain had ceased 10 OBJ
serve the candles gmmering in the streets and at the
doors and windows of houses, while the anxious oc-
cupants sought TO turn off the raging food, Many
persons caught out from home, at Church or else
where, were unable to return until late hour, and
wandering about in the dark, reminded one Of the
departed spirits on the banks OF the Syx, waiting to
be ferried across. Some OF our merchants suffered
losses, but TO what amount, we have not learned
The dam at the Factory, we understand was consid-
erably injured.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

The New CABINET.-A despatch to the Rich
mond Times on Saturday evening, says In Execu-
tive session this morning, the Senate confirmed the
following Cabinet nominations
Mr.. WEBSTER, Secretary of State,
Mr.. CoRwIN, Secretary Of the Treasury,
Dir. Bates, (of Mo,) Secretary of War,
Mr.. GRAHAM, (ofN. C, Secretary of the Navy
Nlr. PEAacr, (of Md Department of the Interior,
Mr. N K. HALF, (of n. Y Postmaster General,
Mr.. CRIrrENDEN, Attorney General
g. Mr. DoYLE's Address TO thevo!ers Of the Dis
tfich win DC published mex! week